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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1955

Page

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Concord Caucus, Ten Vacancies Face Town Elections

The town plans a Wednesday caucus at the Veterans Building at 8 p m to nominate two candidates for each of ten vacancies in town offices ahead of the March 7 election. Incumbents Johnson Garrity Fallon Melisi Grey Verrill Gage and others decline reelection while many new names appear for planning board welfare board recreation and library posts.

Concord Selectmen Veterans Building Franklin R. Johnson George E. Javies Thomas F. Garrity, Jr Recreation Commission Roger C. Fenn Regina Fallon Board of Health Samuel A. Melisi Ibr Mary F. Grey Floyd Verrill D. Ripley Gage Johnson Garrity Fallon Additiohe John J. Thornton Planning Board John C. Dolan Nicholas M. Delaney Board of Public Welfare Edgar F. Rohan Richard J. Loughlin Edward W. Sheehan Robert J. Rodday George S. Lawton Winthrop W. Sargent A. Page Bowne Henry M., Keyes Eleanor B. Spinney Hubert M. Wardwell Cornelia M. Lawrence James E. Finan Frank J.gower Robert E. Kelley William G. Ryan Charles F. Mvette

Town Meeting Sets Date As Voters Prepare For March 14

Caucus time is at hand for the annual town event at the Veterans Building on Sunday night. The election is set for March 14 with January 24 as the closing date for meet consideration. Death of Butler at 99 in Lex- Maynard’s police fire station progress noted and cross beams added at the armory expo. Local scouts noted needs at a luncheon while Exposition at the State Armory moves to Central Station. New chairmanship and staff changes mentioned in Mid County. veterans listed among those who served the town well.

Veterans Building Hunt's State Armory Entral West Rd Rbert Applin Water Mid- County Ultz Allister MacDougall Frank Garrity Johnson Mary Garer Fenn George Jones

Talks At Concord Highlight Careers In Science Arts

Irene Norton of Faulkner Hospital presented a program on student life and careers at Northeastern University. Dr. Arthur Vernon of the chemistry department spoke on preparing for science careers while Bunten discussed insurance courses for men in business.

Irene Norton Faulkner Hospital of Nursing Arthur Vernon Northeastern Unit Tal Arts College Bunten Group Nee Co Caror

Joint Dinner Monday Night at First Parish Vestry

A joint meeting of the Woman's Parish and Laymen's will be held Monday evening January 17 at 7 at the First Parish vestry. Edward Beacons Press speaker will address the gathering. Reservations for the dinner are to be made with Mrs. Robert Rebon at 32 Walden Street.

Ation Mon- Vening the Edwards Beacon Press Atlons Robert Rebon Walden Street

Court Our Lady of Christians CDA Food Sale

Our Lady of Christians Catholic Daughters of America announce a food sale at the Lawrence Store Walden Friday morning at 10 o clock. Public is welcome.

Concord Notice on Town Meeting Article Deadlines

Local residents must submit articles for the March town meeting by Friday January 14 before 5 p m. Articles must be properly written and handed to the board of selectmen. The annual meeting is scheduled for March 14.

Concord Board of Selectmen

Unit meetings set for January 19 in Concord Leagues

Concord Leagues announce unit meetings on Wednesday January 19 to discuss the State League program with agenda items including juvenile delinquency taxation and education. A list of moderators hostesses and unit locations with addresses is provided along with dates for West Concord January 18 Kalmia Southfield January 20 and a resources readers list. Attendees should bring copies of State Program Explained and the National Voter for May 15 1954.

Concord—League State League Sudbury Road F. B. Taylor Floyd Verrill Seven Star Lane Lowell Road Rene Bourquin Myron T. Smith Nashoba E. L. Shaw Harry Pollard, Jr Monument Street Frances Lee William Apthorp Nashawtuc Reginald Morgan Norman F. Barrett Main Street Center and Ridges Edmund Fenn Nelson Rooney Lexington Road West Concord Archibald Ferran John Mithall Central Street Sabina Coyne C. F. Hedlund Woodland Road Kalmia Southfield Robert Butman Theodore Mills Valley Road Emery B. Loring James C. Skinner Thomas E. Weaver Robert C. Butman Paul G. Counihan Benjamin L. Smith Ernest R. Spinney Bernard M. Gordon James Sterling Leo W. Mortenson Norman Levinson

C. D. A. Plans Birthday Party at Monument Hall

C D A met at Our Lady Help of Christians church hall with Mrs Flora Clyne presiding. Plans were laid for the annual birthday party to be held February 15 at Monument hall with Leo White the Yankee chef from South Acton to prepare the dinner and the state chaplain to be the guest speaker.

West Concord — Court Our Lady Help of Christians C.D.A Church Hall Flora Clyne Monument Hall Leo White South Acton

Do It Yourself Caucus Call in Concord

A Concord notice urges voters to attend the town caucus on Wednesday January 19 at 8 PM in the Veterans Building. The League of Women Voters stresses civic participation as many town offices are vacant and candidates may be nominated from the floor.

Concord League of Women Voters of Veterans Building

Grange to Meet at Peter Bulkely School Auditorium

Concord Grange P H No 150 will hold its next regular meeting Tuesday evening January 18 at 8 oclock in the Peter Bulkely School Auditorium Miss Olive Scherer master will preside A delegation of members attended the Middlesex Central Pomona meeting at Bedford Town Hall last night

New Officers to Be Seated by Concord DeMolay

Concord DeMolay announces new master councillor David LeBallister a West Concord High School senior son of Mr and Mrs Ralph LeBallister. Installation at Masonic Temple Saturday after 6:30 PM supper by Mothers Club with officers George Hodgman Richard Bowen and Henry Willard officiating.

Concord Concord DeMolay David LeBallister Ralph LeBallister Harrington Avenue West Concord Masonic Temple Mothers Club Henry Willard Lincoln George Hodgman Richard Bowen David Woodruff Maynard Forbes Fred Johnson Maynard

BLOODMOBILE COMING TO CONCORD FEBRUARY 2

The Red Cross bloodmobile will visit Concord at the First Parish Church on Wednesday February 2 under co chairmanship of Franklin W. Hobbs and Mrs Curtiss F Brown. The committee includes several local volunteers and solicitors have begun calling for donors with walk in donations welcome.

Concord Red Cross Franklin W. Hobbs Curtiss F. Brown John Bunker John Godfrey Leonard Kent James C. Skinner Bloodmobile Robert C. Bacon Robert Bowser Wm. S. Butcher Wm. H. Clark Laurence A. Clement Kenneth Cooke Ronald Enticap Romeyn Everdell John Fitch Tées Peter Harwood James Hawks Weston” Haskell, Jr J. W. Logan Richard Montague Charles Putnam Sinclair Weeks David C. White Ward Willett Henry Griffth

Burger to Speak at All Souls Church Men's Club

Arthur T. Burger of Concord will be guest speaker at the All Soul's Church Men's Club meeting in Lowell tonight at 6 30 o'clock. His talk titled Take a Second Look at Yourself centers on personal reflection.

Arthur T. Burger Concord All Soul’s Church Men’s Club Lowell

Forested Land Share In Vermont’s Counties Revealed

Report shows 10 of Vermont’s 14 counties have more than half their area covered by forest. The finding highlights widespread woodland across rural regions and impacts land use planning and conservation efforts.

Vermont

Tryouts for Gambol at Concord Players Mid‑Winter Gambol

Concord announces open tryouts for the Concord Players Mid Winter Gambol production I Know My Love by S N Behrman. Tryouts at Veterans Building Sunday January 16 7 9 pm and Monday 730 930 pm. Cast chosen Monday night inviting non members to audition with intent to join.

Concord Concord Players Veterans S. N. Behrman Boston

Joseph Sanitora New Post Office Job in West Concord

Joseph Sanitora of Maple Street West Concord has accepted a new position at the West Concord Post Office. He steps into duties affecting local mail service and community operations.

Joseph Sanitora Maple Street Concord West Concord

Academy Art Classes Show At Gallery Concord

Concord schools opened an exhibition series at the Becondors and Dana Museum and Park in Lincoln with Naegelle Academy students attending. A January 22 public schools exhibition will follow. Works emphasize color and tone over action, featuring moonlit city park, paper mosaics, and a city backyard scene with roofs and chimneys. Most works are unsigned.

Concord Lillery Waa Naegelle Becondors and Dana Museum Lincoln Concord Public Schools

Concord Boy Gashes Head in Dog Fight Rescue

Stephen Livernash thirteen a Peter Bulkeley pupil was badly hurt when he tried to break up a dog fight at Emerson playground last Friday noon. A dog bit him around the eye nose and head as he seized a participant. Dr William Barnes treated him and patrolman James Finan Jr took him to Emerson hospital. After two days he returned home. He is son of Mr and Mrs Robert Liverwash Revolutionary Ridge Chestnut Street.

ConcOrd Stephen Livernash Peter Bulkeley Emerson Playground William Barnes Emerson Hospital James E. Finan, Jr Robert Liverwash Revolutionary Ridge Chestnut Street

Movies Here Friday Saturday at City Venues

Concord plans another children’s film program this week with two showings. Friday at 2 45 PM the Harvey Wheeler School Auditorium hosts the first film and Saturday at 2 PM the high school auditorium hosts the second. All children are welcome.

Concord Harvey Wheeler

Appreciation for Russ Hunt and his community service

Concord remembers Russell Hunt for conscientious service, creative talent, optimism, and energy given to many good causes. Those who knew him praise his generosity, thoughtfulness, and helpful guiding spirit, noting he enjoyed life and worked with his heart.

Russell Hunt Russ

Bulger Brothers Retire From Long Postal Service

The retirement of William J. Bulger Sr. from Concord post office ends a 37 year career as R2D carrier. Younger brother Charles F. Bulger, with over 25 years service, retired months ago. Both were noted former baseball stars with William also a painter and skeet champion. The Couple's Club of West Concord Union Church plans a meeting at 8 PM Tuesday in the church dining room.

Concord William J. Bulger Fairhaven Road Bulger Charles F. Bulger William Chuck West Concord Union Church

Patrolman Finan Resumes Duties After Siege at Home

Patrolman Thomas V. Finan of 6 Willow Street returns to duty with the Concord Police Department after a siege at his residence. Details of the incident were not disclosed, and police declined comment on ongoing investigations.

Thomas V. Finan Wilow Street Concord Police Department

Concord Lions Supper Features Governors Visit

Concord Lions Club hosted Concord Elston McNeil of Peabody and John Johnson of Melrose district governors from Lions International for a supper at Howard Johnsons. A 37-mistakes demo followed as members, led by President Robert B. Lortz, were praised. Guests included Troop 33 leaders, school officials, and local store managers. Plans announced for Worcester mid winter conference and Charter Night for Andover club.

Concord Elston McNeil Peabody John Johnson Melrose Lions International Concord Lions Club Howard Johnson Mre Robert B. Lortz McNeil Concord Club Robert Soderman Whch the Lions Malcolm Holtje Earl K. Kicks Kenneth L. Creighton Paul B. LeSage First National Samuel Humphries U. S. Air Force Worcester Worcester, Saturday and the ‘“‘Charter Night” of the New Andover Club James Miller Newburyport Arthur L. Carr Edward S. Nahigan

Concord Club Program At Meeting

Concord Woman's Club heard Gor don A. Gaskill former Concord librarian speak on Behind the Scenes at the Library. Mrs. E. Clifford Goodspeed presided with tea hosted by Mrs. Harold Tompkins. Music by Polly AnderSon. Next meeting January 24 features Margaret McLaughlin Madame President. Tea host Mrs. Elmer Joslin.

Concord Concord Woman’s Club Girl Scout House Gordon A. Gaskill E. Clifford Goodspeed Harold Tompkins Polly Anderon David S. Huston Margaret McLaughlin Elmer L. Joslin

Concord student Douglas Sinclair shines on WBZ TV Totem Pole

Douglas Sinclair of Concord High School appeared on the Totem Pole matinee on WBZ TV last Saturday. A panel from four Boston area schools judged new record possibilities and praised his creditable performance. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Donald B Sinclair of Crescent Road.

Concord Douglas Sinclair Concord High School Wbz-Tv Boston Doug Donald B. Sinclair Crescent Road

King's Daughters meet at First Parish vestry

The King's Daughters will meet in the vestry of the First Parish Church on Tuesday January 18 at 2 o'clock. Hostesses are Mrs. William Wadsworth and Mrs. George Prescott.

Conicord King’s Daughters William Wadsworth George Prescott

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Sukocer Deny Kei Patter Academy Frank N Frank Nson Sen Ils Science CDA West Concord Group LeBallister Lincoln Boy John F. Donovin Curtis Petersen Laurence F. Petersen Devens Street Joan Lord C. Rogers Lord Great Road Bedford Kevin Grennan Edward S. Grennan Elm Street Janet Magoon William T. Magoon Upland Road Concord High Furbush Walthamsolon The Massachussetts Senate Furbush Academy Art Concord Boy Bruce Hosmer Road Wentworth Institute Arthur D. Little, Inc Cambridge Research Engineering Bulger Brothers King's Daughters
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