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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1960
Page
5
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Acton updates show ongoing teen basketball nights at the Community Center with a Sweetheart Ball on January 13 and a splash party January 16 at Babson Institute Pool. Membership brochures arrive by mail. registration February 3 and 4 with family access.
Engagement of Miss Elizabeth Claire Cotter to Edward Cullinane is announced in Concord. Cotter, a graduate of John’s High School, studies at MIT. Cullinane, Concord native, attended local schools, served in the U.S. Army, and works for Con Oil. A October wedding is planned with an all day meeting of the United Work on Wednesday January 20. Luncheon at 12 30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Henderson Brod-Card of Thanks note expresses gratitude for kindness shown during recent arrangements for the family of the late Roman Baker of West Acton.
The notice outlines an upcoming worship gathering led by Diane Harvey with Gellcore as discussion leader. A splash party is scheduled at the Waltham Boys Club on Saturday January 23, with group assembly at the church at 6 45 p m. Investment advice urges buying U S Savings Bonds.
Sudbury notice for the Bay Path Girl Scout Council annual meeting on Wednesday January 20 at Dennison Memorial Hall Framingham. Tickets for the roast beef pie supper catered by Robert Nims available at Berkley Stationery Store before Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Lyle L Granit of Bedford Road plan to compete in the New England Sled Dog Club races at Hillsborough New Hampshire this coming weekend.
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