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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1959
Page
1
Fragmentary text recalls a town meeting or board session held at the Town House with references to the Board of Road District and a public notice. Mentions July 15 and an unanimous allocation or decision. Details are garbled and names or places are unreadable.
Concord High School principal John F. Donovan announces the mixed class list of students earning all A or B grades totaling 20 or more points. Seniors include Judith Anderson and others. juniors Donia Blaisdell to Sterling Satter. sophomores Miriam Jones to Philip Taft. freshmen Elaine Abbott to Kent Morton.
West Concord reports a total of three donors at the Red Cross blood drive held at the General Radio plant. Nine volunteers contributed forty hours of service including nurse's aides and canteen workers led by Mrs. Newbold and Mrs. Jewell. U.S. Senators from Newark State, Kenneth Keating and Jacob Javits, were both born in 1900.
Mrs Natale Arena of 31 Fairhaven Road Concord announces the engagement of her daughter Mary L Arena to Joseph J Fasano son of Francis Fasano of Boston. Mary is a Concord graduate and secretary at Nuclear Metals Inc. Joseph is a Boston graduate and WWII veteran employed as a technician at Nuclear Metals Inc. No wedding date has been set.
Concord widow Ethelyn Fingold plans to appeal the State Retirement Board denial of a survivor's pension. The unanimous ruling held her husband George Fingold's death on August 31 last year was not caused by his office duties.
Enterprise-Town reports this week’s meeting in Concord voted for a new industrial site while rejecting a supermarket. The issue mentions June, a death of Mrs. Thoring Kannegelser in West Concord, Fr. Galefirst high mass, Press Inc. sale, a campaign for funds, a junior high awards event, and a 94 pint blood collection at General Radio.
Local newborns announced by Emerson Hospital last week include a daughter to Mr and Mrs on June 23 and a son to Mr and Mrs on June 24. The notices list street addresses and family names partially due to OCR.
Motwane Private Limited head Girdhari Motwane and his father Dhar Motwane tour General Radio Company offices in West Concord. Their Indian firm represents General Radio in India for over 250 years and supplies instruments used by the Indian National Physical Laboratory and the International Cooperation Administration to bolster engineering education. Girdhari recently graduated from Indiana University and will train at General Radio before pursuing business in Bombay. The visit includes tours of local historical sites.
Funeral services conducted for Elizabeth E Lachmann 60 formerly of Hubbard Street Concord died Tuesday at a Deedham nursing home Rev Robert H Barber officiated before interment in Sleepy Hollow cemetery She was a Nova Scotia native and former Red Cross member Survived by son Walter D Thompson of Long Island NY two daughters Howard Ernst West Somerville Byron S MacDonald West Roxbury two grandchildren and two great grandchildren
The Concord enterprise apologizes for omitting the names of ten petitioners who signed the complaint in last week's issue. The debt list sent to selectmen included Arthur Hanlon Joseph Bromowski Blanche Bromowski A L Lankhorst F Conners Patricia A Conners Irene J Hayes Dorothy R Hanlon Armas Rantilla Grace Rantilla.
P O N Y League president Robert E. Kelley announces the season will start Saturday with two games one in the morning and one in the afternoon at Concord Police conduct the event officials confirm the schedule.
West Concord officials report four reformatory convicts received combined prison terms totaling 1911 to 2248 years for a riot last April. Judge Frank J. Donkue ordered the penalties on 159 charges, with 19 to 20 year terms on hostage taking but made concurrent, so actual extra time reflects 19 to 20 years for each hostage charge.
Concord Charles F Whit ney age 80 of ietting Street died suddenly Wednesday afternoon at his home. He is survived by his wife Myrtle and one son. Funeral arrangements are in charge of Mackae-Tunnicliffe Funeral Home in Concord.
Firemen from Central Street Station respond Tuesday to an oil burner alarm at the former Thoreau Farm on Virginia Todd. The incident was minor with no injuries reported.
West Concord's John J. Flynn Jr., 38, chief of the Boston passport division, is honored for merit and devotion to duty. The award cites his resourcefulness and humanitarian handling of tasks, noting he is the first Boston office recipient and active in local affairs.
About 800 voters packed a hot meeting room to consider 15 warrants. Key votes approved funding for sick leave, burial land, and a pool, with broad support from local leaders. First National Stores faced a rejected rezoning bid for a Walden Street site, while land purchases and a town well project proceeded with mixed debate and a near unanimous show of support for others.
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