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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1959
Page
14
By Elmer C. Walzer, Financial Editor, UPI reports economists foresee a mixed 1960 with strong start but weaker finish. Analysts from Heinz and the Journal of Commerce note high reader expectations and caution that public liquidity may limit gains, projecting around six percent.
Directors of Harv ees eee announce a quarterly dividend and an extra dividend fee. They vote to submit to stockholders at the annual meeting January 19 a proposal to authorize a 20 000 capital increase, to be offered to current stockholders if approved.
Concord text notes Trinity Episcopal Church will suspend regular church school services until January 10. Rev. Robert H. Barber from Trinitarian Congregational Church was reached at Mariemount Commy Church in Cincinnati. Myron Fowell of the Massachusetts Congregational Conference preached as guest. Extension Service speakers on Channel 5 include Plymouth County Brit and Marjorie Merch ant from UMass. Board of appeals sets next public hearing for February 10. all must file by Friday.
Western envoys propose Khrushchev visit Paris for a first in a series of summit conferences. Notes from the Kremlin delayed the first meeting past April 27 to avoid May Day disruptions, with talks to rotate among Paris Washington Moscow and London.
This notice warns of seasonal fire hazards from overloaded outlets and decorations in public spaces. It urges clear hallways and exits and cautions that avoidable suffering and loss of life can be prevented with simple precautions during the New Year holiday period.
Concord Miss Eleanor Putnam, a freshman at Wellesley College, has been chosen as the representative in her dormitory for the service organization. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Putnam and an alumna of Concord Academy. The group arranges volunteer social work at welfare agencies on campus.
Miss Adelaide Mullowney of Concord wed John O'Brien Metcalf of Concord in a 240 candle ceremony at St John the Evangelist Church Duxbury Rev Siegenthaler presided with Rev Verdety assisting A reception followed at the Mullowney home. The couple will reside in Pasadena California while the bridegroom pursues a master's degree at the Pasadena Playhouse.
Recent out of town births recorded at Emerson Hospital include a daughter to Mr and Mrs William O Connell 72 Haned Street Bedford on December 14 a son to Mr and Mrs Bengt Tornell High Street South Acton on December 14 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Harwell 69 Hartwell Avenue Littleton on December 15 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Parker Harrison 11 Tuttle Drive South Acton on December 15 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Anthony Leone 192 Oxbow Road Wayland on December 15 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Edward Koehler Maynard Road Sudbury on December 16 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Norman Roche 100 Main Street North Acton on December 16 a son to Mr and Mrs John M Donigan 14 Laura Street Littleton on December 18 a son to Mr and Mrs P isle on December 19 a son to Mr and Mrs Richard Great Road Bedford on December 19.
Local Fourth Degree members attended a council meeting on Tuesday led by Louis 3 Ven ti of this town presiding. Mr and Mrs James Doe of Ash Street reported their daughter born December 19 at the son Hospital.
Gittins earns selection as student delegate among about 300 teens statewide. He serves in the glee club and plans to study science at the University of Massachusetts.
A newspaper brief notes that about twenty percent of American households own cats, averaging one to two felines per family, highlighting rising pet ownership trends.
The readable lines mention Miss Den, the late Mr Hopkins, and a son connected with the U S Army. No wedding date is set.
Mount eee Mission held a Christmas Eve service led by Rev. C A Rat Takeak. The Evangelical Congregational Church plans its annual meeting for Friday January 15 with supper and election. New Year’s Day at At-Home event hosted by Rev and Mrs Eric Grimshaw 3 to 6 p.m. Includes cantata after vespers. West Acton Baptist Church youth groups planned skating events last Sunday afternoon.
Fragmented notes describe a police safety message urging parents to teach children the importance of school patrols and safe behavior. It mentions officers and hospital transport terms but storyline clarity is limited.
A baby elephant in England caused disruption at a department store as it attempted to use a checkout area and faced narrow aisles and heavy equipment. Staff escorted the animal safely, with handlers guiding it away from crowds.
Fragmentary notice lists Sunday hours for Powles store with regular times from seven to one and mentions a price or rate near fifty to one.
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