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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1957

Page

22

Sudbury Mushroom Plant Destroyed in Two-Alarm Fire

A two alarm fire leveled a mushroom growing plant on Route men in Sudbury early Sunday, with estimated losses around 20000 dollars. The one story U shaped building, once H P Hood Dairy Co, was operated by Bay State Mushroom Growers Assn. of Sudbury and owned by a Boston man with no insurance reported for the property. Fire Chief Albert St Germaine said the blaze started from a faulty oil burner and asked the state fire marshal to investigate. Firefighters remained on scene until 1130 AM and returned for embers later.

Sudbury Rtemen H. P. Hood Dairy Co Bay State Mushroom Grower’s Assn Albert St. Germaine St. Germaine Wayland Boston William Garzia

Aging Man Prefers Tactful Education Of the Young

Wingamines resident AREY McCLELLAN recalls aging offers a different lesson for youth and explains his switch from challenging young salesclerks to guiding them with respectful praise. He finds the approach yields happiness and practical gains, noting the younger generation learns better when advised rather than challenged.

Arey McClellan Grayfield Avenue Dearborn Michigan Mr. McClellan

Framingham to House Assistant D A Office

Plans for a Framingham branch of the District Attorney’s office will be finalized at a February 5, 1957 meeting in Framingham. District Attorney James L. O’Dea Jr will lead with Judge Louis W. Farley, police chiefs, and local lawyers in attendance.

Framingham James L. O’dea O’dea Louis W. Farley Framingham District Court sWe Carl Larsen State Police John Adams Framingham Office of the Registry of Motor Vehicles Walter F. Schoyler Ashland Edward T. McCarthy Henry S. Holbrook Holliston Francis X. Bowker Hopkinton James T. Connington Hudson Clifford A. Scott Marlboro W. Joseph Shea Natick Harold L. Jackson Sherborn John F. McGovern Sudbury Ernest H. Damon Wayland

Winter Injury Stuns Peach Crops and Wood Ranges

Extension notes detail how the February freeze devastated peach crops and caused varied wood damage. They describe symptoms in twigs and cambium, how to judge injury by cross sections, and advise growers to delay pruning until growth resumes in spring.

Remembering the Rugged Old Days from Two Writers

Mrs. Arthur Green recalls self sufficient rural life trading milk butter eggs and meat while storing harvests and smoking pork. Paul Morgan from Los Angeles notes a three mile walk to school and old era contrasts with today’s heated schools and bus service.

Arthur Green Bradley Dad Perrysville Paul Morgan Los Angeles Sut

Foss R. George 66 Dies in Concord Funeral Held

George Roland Foss 66 of Estabrook road retired chauffeur died Sunday after a lengthy illness. Funeral held Tuesday at Mac Rae Funeral Home with Rev. Robert H. Barber officiating and Sleepy Hollow cemetery interment. Born Tamworth NH Oct 11 1890 he lived in Concord since 1918 and served the Robb family about 35 years. Surviving wife Jennie Murray Foss a son Murray G a granddaughter Sandra Foss and sister Elsie Burgess of Rowayton Conn.

Concord George Roland Foss Estabrook Road MacRae Funeral Home Robert H. Barber Trinitarian Congregational Church Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Tamworth New Hampshire Robb

Mills College Freshman Sings In Dido and Aeneas Cast

Mills College freshman Kate Wells of Lincoln earned a special role in Dido and Aeneas. As part of the Mills College Chorus of eighteen, she performed under conductor Leon Kirchner, noted as a leading young composer. Miss Wells is a Concord Academy graduate and daughter of George and Mrs. Wells of Lincoln.

Mills College Kate Wells Lincoln Mills College Opera Dido and Aeneas Miss Wells Leon Kirchmer Mills Kirchner Concord Academy Concord George Wells Baker Bridge Road

Bedford Man Heads Show of Chinchillas

Paul W Brendle chinchilla breeder of 24 Genetti Circle Bedford serves as chairman of the Entries and Registration for the seventh annual Chinchilla Show in Boston at the Bradford Hotel February 15 to 17. Over 400 live chinchillas from New England and the Eastern seaboard will be judged for blue ribbon honors. The Greater Boston Branch National Chinchilla Breeders of America sponsors the event with Austin Perry of Billerica as show chairman.

Paul W. Brendle Genetti Circle Bedford Boston Bradford Hotel New England Seaboard Greater Boston National Chinchilla Breeders of America Austin Perry Billerica

Driscoll Serves With Third Marine Division at Camp Hauge

Marine Pfc. Walter B. Driscoll Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Walter B Driscoll of 19 Fairhaven Road Concord, is serving with the 3rd Marine Division at Camp Hauge Okinawa located in the central Ryukyu Islands.

Camp Hauge Okinawa Walter B. Driscoll, Jr Walter B. Driscoll Fairhaven Rd Concord 3Rd Marine Division Ryukyu Islands

Attendees Set for 34th Wellesley Alumnae Council Meeting

Mrs. Moses Ware of 8 Riverside Avenue plans to attend the 34th annual Wel lesley College Alumnae Council gathering on the campus in Wellesley from February 7 to 9. About 300 alumnae from across the United States will join.

West Concord Moses Ware Riverside Avenue Wellesley College Wellesley United States Alumnae Council

Jet Pilot Killed At Hanscom First Since Bedford

A fatal plane crash at Hanscom Airport Saturday afternoon killed Capt. Gordon E. DeGroat, 32, of Billerica. He piloted a Sabrejet from Bunker Hill, valued at $190,000, which crashed into a hangar after a three-jet formation flight. An investigation led by Col. Elmer W. Richardson will determine the cause.

Bedford Hanscom Billerica Bunker Hill Indiana Gordon E. DeGroat Peace Street Nuttings Lake Lynn Stone Elmer W. Richardson Lexington

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