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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1956
Page
11
Concord Burlington High students attend a meeting where William Tor of admissions in Waterville outlines college offerings. The discussion highlights Concord High biology and driver education as part of the curriculum.
Acton notes report cafeteria menus for Thursday and Friday and a senior supper fundraiser to fund a trip to Washington. The item also covers real estate listings in Acton and surrounding towns, highlighting properties for sale, prices, and agents including John Watson and Pam.
Stow's Em erson Hospital Building Fund lists captains by district led by Mrs. W R Woodhead. Captains will recruit volunteers to canvass homes during the last week of April and first week of May, urging neighbors to donate to enlarge the hospital.
Acton Center Woman's Club meets at the clubhouse on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Marion Buttrick will present monologues in a program titled An Afternoon With Barrie. Mrs. Frederick W. Abbt presides. business follows dessert at 1 30 p m with the drama committee led by Mrs. Franklin Shores and hostess Mrs. Norman McIntosh.
The College of Cardinals would number seventy members when fully staffed. This figure marks the maximum size of the sacred college, reflecting traditional limits and organizational structure of the Roman Catholic Church.
A Cambridge woman received a total fine of 175 dollars and six months probation after she struck Trooper Alfred Whitney of the West Concord barracks on Route 2 in Lincoln and fled. Whitney, who chased the vehicle in a cruiser, was injured but continued police work after treatment. Her husband appeared with her in court.
Acton area families welcome new births this week at Emerson Hospital. A daughter to Raymond and Phyllis Olsen of West Acton born January 25, a son to George and Mary Bailey of West Acton born January 27, a son to Joseph and Rosa Andrade of South Acton born January 28, a son to David and Linda Williams of Littleton born January 28, and a daughter to Ernest and Eleanor Magoon of Acton Center born January 29. Back in the Fourth Century there actually was a real St Nicholas whose legend made him patron saint of seafaring men.
SUASCO Water shed Association announces progress and aims to keep the public informed. It urges all residents and town officers across 34 towns to cooperate on local problems and projects to make the watershed safer and cleaner, with meetings to be held soon in various town configurations.
Concord Red Cross reports completion of standard first aid by 11 nurses at Emerson Hospital and officers wives at Hanscom Air Base. A new course planned to begin March 14 at 7 p.m. with eight Wednesday sessions. local women invited to contact Mrs. Doral Moss at Emerson 9-2590.
Mrs Mary Coppinger Hopkins aged 89 of 11 Elsinore Street widow of Michael Hopkins died Monday morning at her home after 50 years in Concord. Born in Ireland she outlived her mason husband who died in 1941. Survived by four sons Tomas John William David all at home and several grandchildren. A solemn high mass was sung at St Bernard's Church and burial took place in St Bernard's Cemetery.
Regular Concord DeMolay meeting last Friday at Masonic Temple was led by new master councilor Allan Williamson. An initiatory degree was conferred and a well-attended gathering included a collation. Next meeting scheduled for February 10.
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