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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1954
Page
21
The piece argues that state and city inventory taxes during certain periods raise costs for independents, curb orders, and lay off workers. It notes tax on stock often modernizes as a tax on debt, pressing farm processors and distributors in California and beyond, with constitutional concerns about commerce and local hardship.
Attendees from Concord and surrounding towns gathered at a hotel event hosted by primitive association members. Guests included Dr. George E. Kim from Cols ity and D. Webster of West Concord, among others.
A survey outlines public sentiment toward savings bonds and large ore futures. The report notes strong interest in $100,000,000 Bs stakes and a persistent yearly focus on retirement like arrangements and long term funding.
Concord residents attended the Lincoln Day dinner in Wal tham with U S Rep Harold H Velde of Illinois as guest speaker. Guests included State Senate President Richard S Furbush and Concord Councillor David B Williams. Dorothy Hawes, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph E Hawes, pledged to a professional sorority at Union University in Canton New York. Mrs A B Black of 45 Main Street celebrated her 80th birthday yesterday with a quiet observance.
Lincoln's De Cordova Museum opens February 7 a show titled Design for Broadway featuring Robert Edmond Jones Donald Denjinger and Eldon Eider with original drawings for Ah Wilderness Angel in the Wings and Legend of Lovers Jones Oenslager and Elder stage designs are highlighted along with panels showing the scenic design process Also on view are works by Loring Coleman Merianna Pineda Gerry Williams and the Borgenich Gallery collection The exhibit runs daily 10 to 5 except Mondays through March 7 with free admission
The article explains gerontology the study of aging and the hormone drug Combandrin said to help restore tissue and vitality. It notes elderly mood symptoms often come from hormonal deficiency and highlights broader fields like psychiatry and preventive medicine in aging care.
Lincoln St Josephs Sodality met at the rectory on Lincoln road. Members of the Holy Name Society received Holy Communion Sunday. Miss Martha Anne Hickey of Winchester wed Charles Whittier Calkins Jr in St Marys Winchester. couple will reside in Boston.
In New Bedford, John Lopez, 62, is reunited with his three sisters after a 34 year separation. The meeting closes a long, emotional chapter as family bonds are renewed.
Funeral services for 65 year old Mrs. Davina Fatieta Sablone of 63 Belknap street Concord were held at home and at St Bernard's Church. Rev. John A. York led the mass with assistors Rev. Edmund M Higgins and Rev. James H Connolly. Burial was in St Bernard's Cemetery. She leaves husband John Sablone and eleven grandchildren with a large extended family including three daughters five sons and a brother in Italy. She was a longtime Concord resident and member of local societies.
A nostalgic piece observes hospital nursery life where a nurse coaxing newborns to nap amid amused visitors shows patience and wit. A father’s theatrics at the window trigger laughter as the nurse signals visiting hours end with a curtained curtain.
Rev W Walter Hall of Carlisle Congregational attends a recent pas rsa conference in Springfield. An experiment in religious discussion will occur at Rev Brandoch L Lovel y's home on Bedford Road next Thursday February 25 at 6 p.m. Carlisle town meeting is set for March 1 with the election on February 23 due to the holiday. The Boys 4H Crafts club meets Wednesdays at the school under Stephen Minassian with about 20 boys needing wood for projects.
Private services were held for William Nicholas Tolman a former Concord resident who died February 9 after a 12 day illness at the Veterans Administration Hospital in West Roxbury He lived at 20 Maple Street West Roxbury Tolman a retired Brooklyn New York School Department civil engineer was born in Dorchester and was a Spanish American War veteran Surviving is his widow Maudel Andrews who plans to move to West Acton to live with relatives.
Rev Jene J Carroll leads a new March start for a civilian mobility restoration program at Pauls Rehabilitation Center Newton. The course seeks newly blinded persons for first enrollment with a follow up class planned in three months for those blinded longer.
Hartford YMCA switchboard operator connects callers to the Right Reverend Bishop Holloway. The reported routine involves directing inquiries and maintaining line requests within church office channels.
Morrill described Concord school additions and need for a March town meeting program to handle rising pupil enrollment. Attendees included eleven members at Colonial Inn and guests from Lexor, Burt, Bristol, Cohasset, and George Martin High School. Makeups listed from several towns and local residents were noted.
School enrollment rises sharply prompting discussion of March 8 town meeting warrants. Eleanor Spinney and Gertrude Wheeler spoke for the school committee and citizens council respectively, with Rudolph Currier detailing grandstand plans from the recreation commission. Roger Duncan was ill and unable to attend. Children’s parents hosted refreshments after the session.
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