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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1955
Page
3
Sudbury reports the Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs offers several scholarships with emphasis on teaching and nursing. High schools and students can contact the local club president for details. Also notes a piano stool can be refinished into a bedside table to fit bedroom decor.
Stow residents invite all to a Town Hall food sale and tea hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary. Proceeds fund a Hale High School Junior girl’s trip to Girls State at Bridgewater in June. Various locals sponsor, with Stillman Priest selling potted plants and Mrs Gerry Laursen headlining the tea.
Sudbury hosts bake sale Saturday at 10 a.m. sponsored by Memorial Congregational Church Woman's Association. Snowdrops bloom on Concord road near the LaMonte Griswolds. Fire department responded to a false alarm from a broken fire alarm box at the school. Reverend Ernest Bodenweber reachable by phone 9 a.m. to 12 noon on specified weekdays. Taylor road resident Joseph Erkinen stationed at Kirtland Air Force Base. Town elections loom with bids for the new school opened Thursday and nomination papers available. George Schultz Ralph Powell seek selectman. George Peterson opposes incumbent Henry Grimwood. Douglas Trefry named new tree warden replacing Harry Herrick. World population from 1650 to 1950 shows substantial growth.
Bedford announces a February 17 meeting at the Civil Defense Communications HQ in the Public Library basement. FCC official Louis M. Caron will speak and exams for General Class or higher will be offered. clubs nets on 3600 kHz and Ten Meter phone net at 20 120 kHz are listed with net control stations.
Valentines mania continues with 300 million cards hoped to be exchanged nationwide. Kansas City based Hallmark cards houses 20 000 antique valentines in a new downtown building with 13 000 from C G Alton Means of Woodbridge Conn. The earliest pieces exceed 130 years in age and feature printing engraving color and verse clues to dating.
Bedford notices announce final voting registration deadline before the March 7 town election at Town Hall. The Cunninghams name their fifth child Janet Patricia. U S Army shifts to locate one NIKE site in Bedford. A joint waste paper drive by Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post 221 takes place February 27. Local leaders include Dominick Genetti and Arthur Paul, Massachusetts Juvenile Probation Officers, with recent Bedford League of Women Voters event at Mrs. Maloney’s home. Bedford Grange P H next meets at Town Hall with Pomona meeting set for Wal tham February 21.
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