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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1954
Page
8
Sudbury Grange sets meeting for Tuesday January 26 with Fred B Dole associate commissioner of public works to discuss The Highway Situation in Massachusetts. Earlier meeting covered Vote for 18 year olds with a lopsided vote against franchise.
On January 14 at 5 14 p m Sudbury Fire Department responded to a gas explosion at the home of Eino Kahlainen on North Road North Sudbury. Gas leaking from the stove filled partitions around the chimney and ignite d the gas causing $300 damage to the building and $200 to contents. Maynard Fire Department sent one engine and Sudbury three engines. Fire Chief Albert St Germaine credited prompt assistance from Maynard. Also that day an alarm for a defective light fixture at Kee s on Old Sudbury Road prompted Engine 4 to respond as a precaution with no damage found.
Concord Rainbow Assembly postponed its January 30 meeting due to Concord High School senior prom. The next event on the girls calendar will be the installation of the new officers.
Miss Marjorie Metzler of East Street Carlisle a local high school student will head the officers installed as worthy advisor at the Saturday ceremony.
Bedford members of the United Workers and friends are invited to a monthly bridge party on Tuesday January 26 at the new home of Mrs. Gaston Goyette on Dunelm Road off Wilson Street.
Sgt H Brown Jr arrives in Sudbury after a year away with Korea service. He flew from Seattle January 7 and was greeted by friends and family including father P Brown Sr and Catherine By. A welcome group with Mr and Mrs Spiller Hawes Fay Jr celebrated the homecoming.
Buffalo sources report Petroniak, an AWOL airman, attempted to leave for Florida with his wife and son after threatening to go to Westover and MacDill Bases. Senators say he wrote an intemperate letter and officials worry about his intent during the transfer request.
Seven stray cats and an elderly woman named Nina Sweeney were taken in by neighbors after she fell ill at home in Lawrence. Police were notified Tuesday that the 71 year old, stricken with arthritis, was found with the cats nearby while authorities stabilized her condition.
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