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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1963
Page
5
Local reunion story notes residents visiting relatives in California. Mentions names Sudbury and Seattle, with plans to visit St. Louis before returning home.
The Sudbury Club announces a special program titled Women and a lecture by B. Pea. The event aims to attract a springtime audience with a display and freshmeats will be served. Anna W. Merrow is listed among attendees.
Linda Russell and William Hawes announce their engagement. The couple will wed after suitable arrangements are completed. The notice appears in this community record.
Sudbury building inspector Albert St. states several hazards in town buildings categorized as nuisances. Officials aim to remove abandoned or unsafe structures deemed dangerous for children and liable to fire hazards to protect residents and property values.
A public notice urges citizens to buy U S Savings Bonds as a way to support national finance. It emphasizes patriotic investment and long term savings for households and the nation.
Off duty firefighters were recalled to cover all stations during the storm. Firemen removed downed high tension wires on Concord road in front of the William Goulding property after a large tree limb fell and snapped the lines. The department also responded to Albert Gagne at 22 Boston Post road reporting electrical wires feeding his home.
Police Chief John McGovern warns that cars parked in certain zones will be towed due to snow related danger. Sishaet Ciewny, 38, of Barton Drive, was taken to Emerson Hospital with an injured leg after a crash.
Tree trimming work is underway in the Pine Lakes area led by Tree Warden Ferguson. Crews install poles and set up safety measures along Road and nearby properties.
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