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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1956

Page

10

Concord Lions Club Forms New Local Service Organization

Richard Robinson's committee heads a newly elected slate for the Concord Lions Club with officers including Irving Meredith as charter night chairman and Raymond A. Chelmsford as deputy. The Concord Lions Club sponsors the new group and invites members to a zone meeting in Concord on January 24.

Richard Robinson Raymond A Chelmsford Irving Imball Fred Herne William A. Badelary Merrill ‘Cobb Andrew Lovelace Il Twister Roger’ F. Iontamer James S Tors Edwin William Seger Dominick Ger Jace Westley Redman Nels A. Palm, Jr South Chelmsford Rudolph W. Currier Concord Lions Club Leon J. Moreau Concord Club Irving Meredith Currier Concord

Prince George I Lottery Dies in Boston Funeral Held

A obituary notice reports the death of George I Lottery who passed away in January. He was the father of the Gallo and the Frank Lottery of road. Funeral services were held at Arante Funeral Home Boston with a morning wake and a 10:45 solemn high mass at St Stephen's Church Shrine of the Little Flower.

George I’. Lottery Gallo Frank Lottery Carmell Elizabeth St. Stephen’s Church Shrine of the Little Flower

Acton New Births At Emerson Hospital

Acton families welcomed three daughters this week at Emerson Hospital. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Byron L Fair of 19 Hayward Road Acton Center arrived January 4. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Howard P Whittle of Concord Street South Acton arrived January 5. A daughter to Mr and Mrs David C Poitras of 261 Arlington Street West Acton arrived January 8.

Acton Emerson Hospital Byron L. Fairbrother Hayward Road Acton Center Howard P. Whittle Concord’ Street South Acton David C. Poitras Arlington Street West Acton

Committee on Wayside Inn to Meet Tonight

Sudbury The Citizen's Committee for the Preservation of the Wayside Inn will meet at the Goodnow Library Thursday at 8 p m. The group will report on last Wednesday's meeting with the Deborah guests and discuss restoration plans and member roles.

Sudbury Goodnow Dearborn Richard Hill Goodman Society Citizen’s Committee

Pomona Grange Meeting in Concord and Youth Night

Sudbury Middlesex Central Pomona Grange will meet January 18 at 8:00 pm in Concord with a Food Sale and cake contributions requested. Garden City Newton Grange hosts Youth Night January 16 with a gala program and square dancing after. Local Granges statewide plan infant relief funds during benefit activities. Sudbury Grange previously held aPolio Supper with strong turnout. Germany leads in youth hotels with over 700 facilities.

Sudbury Middlesex-Central Pomona Grange Peter Bulkeley Concord Grange Garden City Newton Garden City Grange Centenary Methodist Church Central Street Auburndale Karl Roos Henry Nelson J. Carrell Morris Boston Worcester Sudbury Grange Home and Community Service Committee George Adams

New Arrivals at Emerson Hospital This Week

Concord and nearby towns report multiple births at Emerson Hospital this week. Parents include Mentzer of Boston, Jenkins of Maynard, Dill of South Sudbury, Fielding of Lexington, Krohn of Waltham, Amstutz of Lexington, Ford of Littleton, Powers of Littleton, Kitowicz of Maynard, each with birth dates ranging January 3 through January 9. Navy notes USS Holland acceptance on April 11, 1900.

Concord Emerson Hospital Francis G. Mentzer Main Street Boston Bert Jenkins Lincoln Street Maynard Charles Dill July Road South Sudbury LeRoy Fielding Winter Street Lexington Charles E. Krohn Lakeview Avenue Waltham Bloomfield Street Charles Ford Goldsmith Street Littleton Robert. C. Powers Harwood Avenue Edward Kitowicz Acton Street

Piersall to Visit Anderson's Market

Concord fans welcome Boston Red Sox star centerfielder Jimmy Piersall to Anderson's Market at 30 Main Street on Monday at 2 30. David Anderson invites the public to meet him and obtain an autograph with a Coffetime glove given away.

Concord Jimmy Piersall Boston Red Sox Andersons Market Main Street David Anderson Piersall

Prairie town bakes Bavarian pastries with chamber help

Stafford Kansas through the Go-get-em Chamber of Commerce lures Bavarian baker Bruno Schymiczek and his wife to open a local bakery. The chamber assisted with equipment, building, and even supplied a moving truck enabling access to Kaesekuchen strudels tortes and springerli for residents. Buy U S Savings Bonds.

Stafford Kan Kaesekuchen Bienenstien Struselkuchen Torte Springérli

Sudbury Woman's Club Holds January Meeting

Members gathered at the Sudbury Town Hall despite uncertain weather for the January session. Rep. Anthony Colonna spoke on the SUASCO Watershed Project while Helen Pettingill discussed The Magic Story of Milk. Door prizes featured Hood products and cheeses. a toy Guernsey cow served as a centerpiece.

Sudbury Sudbury Woman’s Club Sudbury Town Hall Francis Raynor Anthony M. Colonna Suasco Association Suasco Helen Pettingill H. P. Hood and Sons Hood Robert Holmes Thomas McDonough Elwyn C. Williams John E. Childs

Sudbury To Hear SUASCO Watershed Plan January 19

Sudbury residents and nearby towns will hear details of the SUASCO Watershed Project at 8 p.m. January 19 in Sudbury Upper Town Hall. Rep. Anthony M. Colonna will preside as reports from committees and a Federal Engineers briefing are presented, followed by a question period.

Sudbury Sudbury Upper Anthony M. Colonna Suasco Association Framingham Kendall Congress SCS Colonna Jensen Isgur South Suasco

Sudbury Woman Presented Boston Post Cane

Mrs. William My. Ferden, a Sudbury resident nearly all her life and soon to be 95, received the Boston Post Cane as the town’s oldest resident. She lives at Wadsworth Hill House and has long followed Sudbury affairs with keen memory of its history.

Sudbury William My. Ferden Boston Post Ferden Wadsworth Hill House

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Leton Lions Et Elect Slate Charter Night Rae da Tee Marlee Semele Committee ON Wayside Inn Germany THE Christian Science Monitor International Daily Norway St Ralph Sherwin Navy Holland John Philip Holland Anderson Mkt U. S Woman's Club Balting Brook Sudbury River Rulon Jensen U.S Charlton Coats
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