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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1956
Page
5
Congratulations to Mrs. O Neil on her 6th Birthday in 1956. She is known in Gudbury for 32 years, with summers at Pratt Mill Road and now living at Brighton. She has seven children and many grandchildren, and she says all credit rests with a city that valued her summers.
Candidates listed with terms and offices for Sudbury election. Individuals named include Roy Hawes Towns, Lawrence B. Man, C Ecke, 3 year terms for various posts such as Treasurer Public Welfare and Tree Warden. Other figures include E Downing, Bonazzoli, Gor, Augustus V. Elas, Lewis Jr., Child Jr., Hall, and Elizabeth with multiple 3 year or 1 year terms.
Icolm 0 ill at Orial Hospital before returning home last week. H. Davis and Y. Wadsworth chaired a townwide meeting outlining the February 26 town plan. Edward A. Veno and Pillar House builders attended with many local members. Alan McClen, director at Massa rtment of Com, spoke on planning issues and upcoming elections.
A Sudbury district meeting is set for February 15 at 10 a.m. with locations to be announced. Reports cover several Girl Scout troops with new officers, badges earned, and ongoing activities including hospitality, basketry, and Christmas projects.
Mrs. John F. Copp hosted a birthday gathering in Sudbury on February 2 for Robert F. P. Myers Jr., a local teacher. Libby Frye helped serve a buffet, guests shared gifts and cards, and activities included games and singing with attendees such as David Copp, Iry Copp, Mrs. Hope Baldwin Mielen Lelecast, Mrs. Sarah G. Smith, Philip C. Putnam, the Volk couple, and George Yonker.
Sudbury area residents follow SUASCO efforts to resolve flooding and navigation issues along the Assabet Sudbury and Concord rivers. Proposals include retention dams clearing obstructions and deepening channels with eased marsh impacts and easement agreements to allow river work.
Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association announces an adult TB clinic at Maynard Town Hall on Thursday evening February 16. Chest X rays available by contacting visiting nurse Florence A Crane at Hilltop 3-2545 during stated hours. Well Child Clinic by Dr Ryan set for Wednesday February 29 at 1 30 PM. appointments via Hilltop 2 2545. Transportation can be arranged.
Mrs Matilda M Lord age 81 formerly of Lawrencetown Nova Scotia died last week in Berlin Rest Home Sudbury after living there three years She came from Maynard seven years ago and lived with a granddaughter Widow of Robert Lord She leaves two granddaughters Marie Samuels Sudbury Mary Riggerio Boston one grandson Howard S Dean New York and three great grandchildren Funeral service was held Sunday at 2 30 pm at the W A T w ombley Funeral Home Maynard Rev Robert K Jones of Sudbury Methodist Church officiating Burial followed at Forest Hills Cemetery Boston.
Troop I at Memorial Congregational Church led by Explorer Post 13 and Mr. Philip Withrow trained on Emergency Service mobilization. About 44 boys attended as they practiced message relay and fire blocking drills. National Boy Scout week runs February 6–12 with uniforms worn February 8 and Boy Scout Sunday February 12. A Green Bar Patrol meeting is set for February 12 at 3 p.m. at Scoutmaster Boughton’s house.
Citizens may contact Mrs. Carlton Elims Jr or Mrs. Luther M. Child Jr to arrange memorial flowers for a worship service. A February 1 chimney fire at the John Hall residence on King Phillip Road was near the roof but extinguished by Sudbury firefighters. no damage reported.
The Den Mothers meeting at Memorial Congregational Church discussed a Father and Son Banquet set for Saturday February 25 at Memorial Church. Nims will cater the supper, with Den Mothers decorating their den tables.
The February Sudbury PTA meets Wednesday February 15 at eight o clock. Theme Laws Affecting Our Children. Dr Darrell J Morris will present town warrant articles on policing school crossings and other child welfare concerns.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Flewelling Nobscot read a daughter Janet Irene born February 1. She has two sisters Diane and Linda. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs E P Mercer Newfoundland and Harold Flewelling Lincoln. Congratulations also go to Mr and Mrs Anthony Argotis Margaruite Burke Woodside read a daughter Karen Elizabeth born January 15 at Framingham Union Hospital. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Burke Saxonville and Mr and Mrs Joseph Urgotis Stoughton.
Sudbury teachers took part in a Public Relation and Citizenship Conference at the Sheraton Plaza Hotel on February 4. The Seniors plan babysitting for the February PTA meeting on February 15, with proceeds aiding the class treasury. Primary teachers from Center Elementary visited Oak Hill Beethoven Countryside and Franklin in Newton and Alcott and Thoreau in Concord for observations and ideas.
Rev. Douglas Pimm explains he accepted a call to Hebron rather than another offer after opening the Bible at random to Second Samuel. The verse reads David asking where to go up and the Lord replying unto Hebron.
The Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation through its chapters fights arthritis nationwide with research education clinics and home care. Each day scientists move closer to a cure while doctors can prevent 70 percent of crippling effects with early diagnosis. Sudbury contributions may be sent to Edward F Moynihan Treasurer with L Roy Hawes as Sudbury Committee Chairman.
Mr and Mrs Charles D Fifield announce the birth of their second daughter Lisa Joanne on February 1 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Edward P Kelley and Mrs Nathan Kimball with great grandmother Mrs Mary E Kelley, all of Concord and Meredith New Hampshire.
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