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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1957
Page
15
The Internal Revenue Service offers simpler card forms and the standard checkable procedures for filing 1956 returns. Card form users may calculate tax due or refund, with automatic 10 percent deduction for medical expenses and contributions.
Tenley Albright, 21, renowned skater and Radcliffe pre med student, is named Massachusetts chairman of the 1957 Easter Seal campaign of the Bay State Society for the Crippled and Handicapped. The appeal opens March 15 and runs to Easter Sunday April 21.
A Acton High School graduate, Davis Stimilica of 4 Wain Street, Acton, is among 1954 55 Wentworth Institute students enrolled in a special program leading to an Associate in Engineering degree this June. The program, announced by Wentworth president H Russell Beatty, expands to evening attendees next fall and enables former technicians to qualify for the degree in architectural and structural technology electrical technology mechanical technology and production technology. Stimilica served four years in the U S Navy.
Leonard C. Moss of Weston road spoke at the Parish Club meeting on February 17 about the Boston Symphony Orchestra summer tour. He also planned slides and a program after a seven o’clock supper. Abigail Cole, debutante daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Cole, was honored at the MIT Faculty Club and is a Winsor School graduate now studying at Carleton College in Northfield Minnesota.
The Olympic gold medalist from Cortina Italy last year will join Harvard Medical School in the fall after a 1953 Japan skating tour sponsored by the National Skating Union of Japan. She was invited by the U.S. State Department for a goodwill tour of foreign countries.
Sir Thomas Urquhart, famed translator of Rabelais, of Cromarty in Scotland, reportedly died in a fit of laughter upon news of Charles II's restoration.
Local real estate entry lists Lowell Jenks Homes Inc to Frederick E Roe diger and wife on Mohawk Drive West Acton. At South Acton Congregational Church Sunday worship service junior choir pins were awarded for good attendance. Couples Club met Saturday night.
West Concord resident W. E. Chaplin age 76 died suddenly at his home at 81 Commonwealth Avenue. A Texaco filling station proprietor for 39 years, he was born in Concord August 6 1880 and lived there all his life. Survived by wife Birdice E. Megin sister Mrs John Miller and several nieces and nephews. Burial was at Mount Hope cemetery West Acton after services at MacRae Funeral Home conducted by Rev Edwin B. Nylen of West Acton Union Church.
Mrs Mary Pratt will teach an advanced first aid course for the Concord Red Cross Chapter at the Alcott school on February 4 8 11 and 15 from 7 15 to 9 30 p m Eligible students hold a Red Cross standard first aid certificate dated within the last two years This will be the only advanced class this season To register call the chapter office at EM 9 2590.
The article notes Texas experiences growing seasons spanning fewer than 180 days to more than 330 days annually. It emphasizes regional variation and agricultural implications for farmers and markets.
Flower growers seek even year round supply and demand. A chrysanthemum producer shows weekly consistent cutting boosts dealer prices and grower returns. Timed crops for holidays hinder steady distribution. greenhouse planning aids even supply and market stability.
West Concord PTA schedules a February 14 8 pm panel on mathematics at the new Thor eau School Auditorium. Speakers include Thomas J. Dillon Norton Levy Richard L. Conley and David E. Townsend with more to be announced.
Palladium, a platinum group metal, grows in use for fine jewelry as its light weight suits large pieces like brooches clips and earrings.
Miss Constance Harris daughter of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Harris of Winchester wed John J Rooney Jr son of Mr and Mrs John J Rooney of Old Sudbury Road on January 19 at St Josephs Church South Lincoln Rev Walter F Donahue officiated A reception followed at the groom's parents home Maid of honor Judith Barrett best man William Jensen After a wedding trip to New Hampshire the couple will reside in Winchester
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