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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1957
Page
2
Sheriff Emile A. Dumas was sworn in for a six year term in Middlesex. Local families and students enjoyed holidays and travels, with updates on residents visiting relatives, starting new ventures, and returning to schools and duties.
Wet to express our sincere elation to friends and Bri bers for their kindness during our recent bereavement. The family of the late Michael Rosko acknowledges the support and sympathy received.
Maynard Ernie Richards, local magician, entertained children from Wrentham State School at a Framingham Kiwanis party held at the Maridor in Framingham last Thursday afternoon. Santa Claus distributed gifts after a turkey dinner and community singing with Past President Paul Ambler as accompanist.
Maynard announces new titles for all ages. The list includes fiction such as Merry Christmas Mr Baxter and A Lovely Mask for Murder, young readers selections like Nurse Laurie’s Cruise and Roly and Poly, plus educational titles including Your Child Can Learn to Read and Pamela Home Economist.
John Silk an active Lions Club member turned over his washing equipment and all Saturday receipts to the club aiding the education of a blind child each year. The Four Corners region is noted as a natural geological museum with rock strata exposing ages in canyon and monolith formations.
Mrs Donis Marie Sims wed Thomas W Burke son of T W Burke of Hollister California in a St Bridget Church ceremony. The bridal party included Marion Weir maid of honor and bridesmaids Jo Kalil Mary Sullivan. Reception at Elks Hall followed with Bob Kane’s orchestra. The couple will reside in California after a 100 guest reception.
Maynard Hastings street Mt Calvary Lutheran Church announces a new nursery kindergarten school on January 14. The self supporting non profit program serves the Maynard Stow area offering care guidance and training for children from all backgrounds.
A Stow kindergarten program led by Mrs. Frank Kibilda offers daily activities including free play, songs, storytelling, art, Bible stories, and crafts. Kibilda, with a education degree from Patterson State Teachers College, has 14 years experience in various states and towns. Registrations are accepted until January 14 with tuition covering transportation, refreshments, and incidentals. For more information call TWinoaks 17-2008.
Mr and Mrs Charles B Dawson of 84 Great Road celebrate the birth of son Michael John born Sunday December 23 at Emerson Hospital. The couple already has four children, two boys and two girls.
The Maynard Woman's Club will meet Tuesday January 8 1957 at 2 30 p m in the Knights of Columbus Hall. After the business meeting Artist Miller presents This Funny Business. Presidents of other district clubs will be welcomed on President's Day. Refreshments by Miss Mary L Hodgess committee.
A historical note states Lake Erie borders New York State for an airline distance of 64 miles. This highlights how proximity to the lake influenced early aviation routes and regional geography.
A ladies club gathering at Kaleva last Thursday eve featured Miss Vieno Ware's birthday celebration with an arranged buffet and social hour. Miss Irene Hekkala attended as part of the festivities as guests enjoyed the event and the evening reflected community spirit.
The article explains why wood acts as a heat insulator when used in house framing and siding, noting the structure of Douglas fir and hemlock with dead cells that slow heat transfer. It cites Agricola, the 18th century German father of mineralogy, who defined fossil from Latin fossilis meaning dug up.
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