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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1959
Page
6
Fragmentary text describes a social evening led by John Swanson at a university with names Gloria White Whitman Wheaton and references to a prayer. A social evening followed and an annual event with a time and refreshments is planned.
A fragment notes a Sunday soca meet at 6 45 PM at West Acres. The terse text lacks full details of participants or venue, making specifics unclear.
A brief item notes Guy Whitcomb, son of Mrs. Mohn and Mr. and Mrs. Sirol, spent part of the vacation at a theme clinic in Pica Vermont for his notable skiing skill.
The Carlisle Board of Assessors prepares its annual canvass of estate properties with the first evaluation and valuation phase underway. Tax implications and property records are updated as part of the process.
Bedford and Mrs Dominick Genet of 5 Hartwell Road hosted a party on December 7. The event was organized by Mrs Henry E. Grove-Smith of Bastwood and Mrs Irvin E. Geysert, with guests attending a card evening.
A series of slippery road incidents in Sudbury led to several two car crashes on Route 117 with minor injuries and towings. An end collision at Route 80 and Nobscot involved Daigle and Marlboro drivers, while a Natick operator struck a pole on Nobscot road. One Framingham case ended with a pursuit and hospital transfer.
A truck breakdown near Acton disrupted traffic briefly on Monday night. Pedrolman, William S and dell, Jr. of Acton were involved as witnesses or participants in the scene noted by local responders. Happy New Year to all.
Readers note plans for a February retreat with participation expected from societies in town. The meeting will cover schedule ideas and group activities to be considered at the gathering.
An OCR damaged notice reports a newborn announcement for Elizabeth and a partner, mentioning Grace Garfield and Marlboro Hospital. It notes parental names, location, and a potential surname occurrence with scattered garbled text from the original clipping.
A brief note states that Barron believes the United States men number two thousand fewer than any other country in the world, indicating a notable population trend.
Graduate of staal High School Academie M and Patricia Stevens Modelling Chicago is now well known as a young lady. Sudbury folks are thrilled by her advertising pictures on television and in the magic commercial for Toni BerBuds. Joyce is living in Chicago.
More homeowners are adding wood decks to their homes for outdoor living. Durable fir lumber ages to a silvery gray color, creating a charming effect.
Police reported two Sudbury youths, Ninski age 17 and Robert York age 18, last seen Saturday evening after attending a movie in Ngham. The investigation follows a public notice with few readable details.
Mrs Evelyn Raymond formerly of ham now of Derry New Hampshire spent the Christmas week with Mr and Mrs Reginald C Purdy on Dutton Road Sudbury census is underway with census takers Patsy Aceti George Brown Richard Clark Alfred Browv Albert Gale Mrs Uae Hayward Gordon Sampson Mrs Earl MacGillivray Mrs Edward poses and Mrs ciewrengd.
The fragment notes a phrase about Rekietas and a regional context, suggesting a local cultural or nomenclature discussion. Limited readable text prevents full attribution or event details. The piece hints at a naming or designation, with no clear dates or participants remaining legible.
A garbled game report notes a 79 to 66 victory for the home team. Kahler is highlighted with 25 points while Moore tallies 8 for the visitors.
Mr and Mrs Stephen Wells of 2 Lewis read as parents of two Sunday in a ceremony at St. Pauls Mission. Holy Communion followed. A public hearing at Town Hall Wednesday at 7 o clock addressed the petition of Robert Mgad to vacate an area at Shawsheen Avenue near Great Road.
Members of the Couples Club of First Parish Unitarian Church enjoyed a dance at the Unitarian Church in Groton. Mrs Jeremi ah Lynch of 160 Old Billerica Road was in charge of reservations. On Jan 6 Raub Planchat will give a demonstration relating to the event at Medford.
The Middlesex Central Pomona Grange held a gifts exchange in Lexington, featuring a community event that showcased shared hospitality and local participation. Members exchanged items and celebrated the season with neighbors and affiliates.
The Couples Club hosts a Saturday event in the high school cafeteria. Freshmen eye the party with excitement as attendees mingle.
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