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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1957
Page
13
A Middlesex area program lists courses at the Teachers' College and Simmons Co for public health nursing and tuberculosis control. The initiative, announced for 1957, invites teachers and students to enroll in new health courses at several local institutions.
Partial OCR fragment mentions the Richardson family of Cambridge and Wellesley and Mrs Leo of Concord with references to a son Adam and others. Details are incomplete and names appear fragmented across locations.
The text appears garbled. No coherent events, names, or places are recoverable to form a factual newspaper item.
In a personal update, the writer marks Toscanini as a passing note and recounts balancing checkbooks amid Atomic Action Real Estate and Hagar Pond. Listings include a new ranch in Hudson Harriman land capes and multiple parcels in Marlboro Acton Sudbury and West Acton with rentals, sales, and a nursing home.
Concord announces the birth of John Joseph Payne to Mr. and Mrs. John Payne formerly Nancy George at Davis Court. Town Manager Theodore M. Nelson calls for season garbage collection bids at the Town House Friday January 25 at 2 p.m. Sealed bids for two new police cruisers are due by 2:30 p.m. and will be opened publicly.
Local residents are reminded that the annual Girl Scout cookie sale continues this week with Mrs. John T. Derby and Mrs. J Almon Heyliger serving as co chairmen guiding the sale.
The Concord Rotary Club is advised of the spring district conference to be held at Lowell Memorial Auditorium on Wednesday April 3 from 9 a m to 9 p m. The event gathers Rotary members for talks and committee reports.
Bakersfield California UP reports a fire damaged the home of M. W. Hood in Rodeo Dale when a dog lounging on a sofa chewed stick matches and started the blaze.
Stow Troop 1 members sell Scout-O-Rama tickets for January 26 at Sudbury Elementary School. Patrols will run six booths including Knot Yard and American flags theme. Sunday plans include a Museum of Science trip with donations and transportation by local parents. National Boy Scout week runs February 6–12 with the 47th anniversary on February 8.
Concord area families welcome seven babies at Emerson Hospital last week. Daughters born to Eugene and Davis. Fred Donnelly. Robert Lund. and Richard Lane. Sons to Kenneth Liston. Donald Warren. Kenneth Olsen. Raymond Stevens. James Pacey Jr.. John Eysenback. Edmond Brown. First item notes Governor Wentworth’s Wolfboro estate, built 1768.
West Concord Women’s Club hosts a card party at 91 Central Street on Thursday January 31. Tickets from Mrs. Mulhall or Mrs. Bascom. Dessert at 1 p.m. Proceeds go to the Emerson Hospital Building Fund.
January dates list several newborns including a daughter to Mr and Mrs Eugene Katina at 3 Railroad street Maynard a daughter to Mr and Mrs Jordon R Armstrong at 334 South Road Bedford a son to Mr and Mrs Leon J Moreau Jr at 7 Pine Street West Concord a son to Mr and Mrs Robert Wright at Christing Street Littleton and a daughter to Mr and Mrs David Barry at 11 Windsor Avenue West Acton.
New pastor Fr Dunn, formerly of Reverend Winthrop, becomes the fifth pastor of St Elizabeth's since its parish establishment in November 1945. He succeeds Rev Daniel F. Riordan, reassigned to Mary Immaculate of Lourdes in Newton Upper Falls.
Concord High School hosts its annual Young People's Concert Sunday February 10 at 4 PM in Wells A Hall Auditorium. Howard Brown leads an expanded orchestra with soloist Cynthia Carpenter a 15 year old Lexington junior. A simple chorale invites youths to join if qualified. rehearsal February 2 at 1 PM at Fenn School. Admission is free to ages five to ninety four.
The Concord Girl Scout Association invites participation in a Saturday bake sale and a fundraising sale with proceeds aiding the Cause Scout program. The January meeting will be held at the Girl Scout House on Monday January 28 at 6:30 PM, with a supper followed by a program arranged by Mrs. D R Gage and Mrs. Richard Brandhorst.
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