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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1956
Page
3
A fragmented note describes a Japanese bar travelers gathering with Barbara Barclay and Helen Keigan among attendees. The scene mentions a family garden shower, dinner service, and a meeting with assessors, with a fire department reminder.
Stow Dean Winslow, a 10 year old boy with a broken leg at the Little League Park in Maynard, improves as a 22 pound cast is split for bed removal. He named a baby starling Skeezix, now flown but a frequent visitor to the Winslow home, wary of red wearers.
Stow Friends and neighbors greet Mr and Mrs George P Shultz and children Margaret Kathleen and Peter after a year away from their Red Acre road home. Wilfred Kitchell sells Great Road farm after 30 years and moves to Saraso ta Florida. Owen Herene and family become new residents, with their daughter Candy set to attend the new Center school in September.
Multiple bicycle accidents prompt reminders to obey traffic rules. Marie McQuade of Gleasondale was struck by two boys on one bicycle on June 25 at Church Corner and suffered minor injuries. A June 28 incident near Red Acre Road involved a bicyclist rider knocked off after a driveway swing. Police note high vehicle counts and licenses in Massachusetts while detailing arrests for operating under influence and drunkenness. The piece closes with a china washing tip from experts.
Stow residents are urged to share happenings with Mrs Jane Follett while local families, including the Miner and Tatler clans, host visitors from Maine and Connecticut. Reports cover church notes, a 4 H camp in Ashby, a nurse awarded a scholarship, a Boston University course, and Bible school preparations at Union Evangelical Church.
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