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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1956
Page
3
A guide from Jeanne Smith, Dodge safety consultant, urges parents to start teen driver training early. It emphasizes supervised practice, traffic rules, vision and health checks, and modeling safe driving habits to reduce risks for pedestrians and other drivers.
A Concord gathering was held Tuesday at 6 30 p m at Son's Restaurant. Olph W Currier will be Curtis School Senior and present slides from Europe. Liberty Tree notes by E White and Richard A identified. Members meet on the second and sixth Saturdays in Concord.
Concord Emblem Club held its monthly meeting at Ellis hall where four past presidents Edith ONeil Catherine Edwardson Gertrude Sheehan and Ferne Kelley were honored with corsages. Edwardsons celebrate 29th and Sheehans 20th wedding anniversaries this week.
Concord Grange No. 150 met Tuesday evening at the Peter Bulkeley School with Mrs. Marion Clark presiding. A Middlesex Central Pomona delegation attended Monday night’s meeting in Waltham, with Mrs. Adel aide Sims of Maynard Grange offering the response.
Washington, Feb 20. Miss Gertrude S. Carraway DAR president general praises states for proclaiming February as American History Month. She calls for school study of U S liberty, DAR programs expanding, historic buildings preserved, and lessons in patriotism to defend freedom and self rule.
A sound film tracing the origins and development of the Holy Bible titled Our Bible 4 How It Came to Us will be shown at West Concord Union Church on Thursday March 1 at 8 o clock. Produced by the American Bible Society. Rev. Edwin B Nylen invites the public to view this inspiring program. Michigan's Upper Peninsula covers 16538 square miles, about 29 percent of the state’s land area.
The 1956 Middlesex flock health conference will take place Wednesday February 29 at the Massachusetts Field Station in Waltham. An all day program begins at 10 a.m. with talks and demonstrations by leading poultry and turkey specialists. Arranged by Alfred W Carlson Middlesex Extension Service county agent, the meeting is open to the public. Farmers own 30 percent of the nation’s forest lands.
Concord out of town births show a series of newborns with parent names and addresses. Dates range February 14 to February 19. births include two sons and several daughters at homes in Boxboro South Sudbury Maynard North Lincoln Bedford and Lincolns Codman Road Litttleton trailer park and RFC 90.
Lieut. Jeremiah G. Murphy, former local barracks trooper now with the Atty General’s Office, will be feted at Blinstraub's Village South Boston tonight. Friends will honor his recent promotion with guest speakers including Atty Gen George Fingold and Brig Gen Otis M Whitney. Murphy resides in Medford.
Mr and Mrs Enrico F Venti of Brooks Street announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Joan Mary Venti to Wilfred M Smith Jr of Trapelo Road Waltham A Notre Dame Academy Tyngsboro graduate class of 1955 Miss Venti is employed at the Waltham Hospital Smith a Belmont High School graduate is the son of Mrs Martha P Smith and the late Mr Smith and works for Raytheon Manufacturing Company at Waltham A June wedding is planned.
Concord Rainbow Assembly held an initiation during a Saturday night session at the Masonic Temple. Miss Georgina Phelps of South Acton served as worthy advisor and refreshments followed. A splash party is planned for next month at Waltham.
Carlisle voters go to Union Hall February 27 from 12 noon to 8 pm for a single contest selecting a selectman for three years. Incumbent Roy V Cann of Acton Road seeks a fifth term, after a recent heart attack, against challenger Andrew Koufas of Concorde Road who filed nominating papers and recently had surgery.
Columbus Indiana police say they are not conducting a citywide cleanup of headquarters. The dust pans and brooms now in all patrol cars are to clear streets of broken glass and debris after accidents.
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