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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1959
Page
13
A baby boy named David Edward Kelley was born June 30 at Lowell General Hospital. Parents are Mr. and Mrs.ee A Kelley of Jonesport. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Ergaone Lincoln, and great grandparents James Eaton, Lincoln, and Edwin Kelley of Jonesport.
Tonawanda New York reports a 16 year old boy fell into the Niagara River from an ice floe last winter but climbed out and hurried home to change clothes. A couple hours later he returned to the river, became trapped on floating ice, and had to dive into cold water to swim to safety. The incident follows a separate note about a best seller turning down an offer for a TV comedy adaptation. In Massachusetts probate court, Charles Forrest Whitney Senior estate proceedings are announced with Stoddard Whitney of Concord petitioning to be executrix without bond. objections should be filed by August 20 1959 in Cambridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Nedzai and three children of 167 Willa Street returned home Friday after a week in northern New Hampshire visiting mountain scenes. Brenton E. Tyler, a local agent, completed a course in insurance for families and businesses. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lent of 5A Spruce Street welcomed a daughter on July 6 at Emerson Hospital in West Acton.
In June there were 43 building permits issued with 39 for single family dwellings costing 498 200. Through June 1959 149 permits were issued for single family homes. In 1980 73 permits were issued for dwellings. Permits were also issued for two elementary schools costing 741 523.
Local girls Ann Waterman Jocelyn Dunn Barbara Nelson Janet Dutton attend Camp Fireside New Hampshire this week with counsellor Lois Hansen West Concord. Visiting families Col Jack and Mrs Jack return from Hanscom Air Base area to be stationed at Bedford. Monthly Garden Club tour hosted by Mr and Mrs Moore and Mrs Robbin Concord, led by Marjorie Roderick. A hospital stay for Mrs Gordon Diment noted. Fire call at Benoit residence ended with smoke but no damage. Birth announcement July 6 at Emerson Hospital for son of Mr and Mrs Walter Laite.
Mr and Mrs William G Sav age travel from Chicago to visit Mr Savage and his parents Mr and Mrs Orrin T Savage in Lincoln. Richard Hallett son of Patrol men and Mrs Lawrence Hallett on furlough from the US Marine Corps at Camp Lejeune reports a week long break. Alfred Davis Postmaster Lincoln Center enjoyed a Hampton Bays vacation. Winifred Rogers assisted. The Fedock and Metto families spend the summer at their Onset camp with Mr Fedock visiting.
Burlington Vermont UPI reports Stan ley F. Plante 35 was jailed after he allegedly attempted to rob a door to door shoe salesman who had earlier sold him a pair of shoes.
Middlesex probate court notices a petition by Philip A Wilson of Maynard to probate the will of Myta L Cummings late of Acton. The petition asks appointment as executor without bond. Objections must be filed by July 8 1969. John C Lte Beire first judge.
A petition was presented to the county court in New Jersey requesting appointing G Priest of the state. The notice invites objections by August 20th at 1 o'clock in the afternoon at the seat of the court.
North Acton Lions Club schedules a cookout for Tuesday evening July 21 at 6 30 at Bella Bay Villa Route 27. New officers assume charge with chefs Kellogg Leonard Lester and Lloyd Williamson. Games and social evening follow Bocce expert Al Notar will judge. Board of Directors meeting held at Roy Bowers home. Committees to be announced. Butterflies note edible liquid sweetness differences.
Miss Marna Hayden, daughter of Selectman Arthur H. Hayden, is enrolled in Barnard College summer drama workshop at Columbia University in New York City. Mrs. Margaret Greenwood resigns as registrar of meeps. Richard J. Powderly, of 166 South Road, returns from a vacation to Antigonish Nova Scotia. Andrew Fay, son of Mesa Roe Pay, graduates from High School. Janene has word of acceptance at St Michael's College in Winooski Vermont.
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