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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1957

Page

10

Local Scouts Return From National Jamboree

Concord Boy Scouts and Explorers return from Valley Forge after 10 days with Milford Bottomley acting as scoutmaster. Leaders George Speth and Cecil King assisted, with Bruce Bottomley and 12 Concord Scouts cited for roles. Major events included ceremonies with officials, church services, a Philadelphia side trip, and cross national friendships.

Concord Greater Boston South Station Boy Scouts of America Valley Forge Milford Bottomley Acton George Speth Waltham Cecil King Bedford Bruce Bottomley Amers Couving George Washington Woods Dubuque Philadelphia Navy Yard Independence Hall United States Texas Kansas Britain Canada Ustralia Mexico World Brotherhood Jayne Mane‘field Utah

Sudbury Crash Claims Life of H. B. Vaughan

A northbound car on Nobscot Road in Sudbury plunged down an embankment. Harry B. Vaughan, 28, of Baldwin Avenue, died at Framingham Hospital. Edmund C. Hall, 34, of 41 Balwin Avenue, was severely injured but survived. Hall said Vaughan was driving the vehicle.

Sudbury Nobscot Road Framingham Hospital Harry B. Vaughan Baldwin Avenue Edmund C. Hall Bal Twin Avenue Hall Vaughan

Carlisle residents return from various vacations

Carlisle residents report vacations and trips, including the Cann family returning from Lake Winnipesaukee, N H, the Brothens from Mexico, Mrs Davis and daughter flying to Miami to visit relatives, the Millers from Philadelphia, and the Davises en route to Omaha to visit relatives.

Tractors Move 509 Tons Gear Across Ice in Deep Freeze Two

Navy tractors hauled 509 tons of gear over 647 miles of ice to establish a science base in Marie Byrd Land during Operation Deep Freeze Two.

Marie Byrd Lands

Requiem for J. H. Diamond at Concord

Lincoln Patrolman James Henry Diamond 58 of Concord turnpike died at Emerson Hospital after a heart attack Saturday. He served as a permanent officer for six years and previously as a special officer and wartime police at Charlestown Navy Yard. Survived by two brothers and four sisters. Funeral at Dée Funeral Home followed by Requiem High Mass at St Bernard's Concord. Burial in St Bernard's cemetery. Police from Lincoln and neighboring towns attended.

Lincoln James Henry Diamond Concord Turnpike Emerson Hospital Charlestown Yate Thomas Richard Annie Evans Katherine Kettell Margaret Rogers Roxbury Marynald Cambridge Dée Concord St. Bernard’s Church St. Bernard’s Cemetery

Bees Thrive on Rag Weed Now Despite Drought

ACTON notes bees are busy and thriving on rag weed and schumach for pollen during a long drought. A Maynard hairdresser jokes about waves. A Requiem Mass for Thomas Callanan was held at St Elizabeth of Hungry Church. Rev Dunn presided. Fr Kelley returns to Sacred Heart in Othello. Altar boys Mike and John Young sent a card about fishing.

John Saganich Prospect Street St. Elizabeth of Hungry Church Thomas Callanan Central Street Daniel F. Dunn John J. Kelley Willow Street West Acton Sacred Heart Church Othello, Wash Jacob Kanebeco Massachusetts Avenue Teddy Captain’s Pond Jake Maynard Fr. Dunn St. Elizabeth’s Mike John Young Altar Boys

Impersonator Registers as Marquette Prison Warden in Flint

A man checked into a Flint hotel under the name Raymond Buckhoe, warden of Marquette Prison, and left a $104 bill unpaid. Buckhoe wondered if it was a case of impersonation or a former prisoner using his identity.

Marquette Mich Flint, Mich Raymond Buckhoe Marquette Prison Buckhoe

Sudbury Garden Club aids Bedford Hospital flowers

Three Sudbury Garden Club members with Chelmsford delegates arranged floral displays at Bedford Veterans Hospital last Friday. Despite drought, their contributions were welcomed and the Sudbury group will assist again in September.

Sudbury Garden Club Robert G. Ling Frederick Briscoe Robert Holmés Chelmsford Garden Club Bedford Veteran’s Hospital Garden Club Sudbury

Gourd Found with 1890 Note From Kentucky Grower

In Madison Tennessee a note inside an old gourd reads that it was grown by Sammie Butler in Franklin Kentucky in 1890.

Madison, Tenn J. J. Link Sammie Butler Franklin, Ky

Fire Detection System Completed at St Elizabeths Church

The new fire detection system at St Elizabeths of Hungary Church in West Acton is finished. Pastor Rev Daniel F Dunn reports Bernard A Joyce of Roxborough installed the emergency apparatus. When active, an automatic siren and flashing lights will be visible on the southern side and from the Acton business district. The exterior equipment blends with the church architecture.

West Acton St. Elizabeth’s of Hungary Daniel F. Dunn Bernard A. Joyce Roxborough Actun

Bedford Notices And Local Happenings

Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Charles Riley of Bedford for the death of her sister Mrs. Orra A Lyon Custance 66 of Lexington. Bedford Grange P of H plans Monday meeting to discuss October fair. Mrs Frank W Thompson Old Billerica Road vacationing at Bayside Me with her daughter's family. Robert Witherell and child in Lee C Clow 5 Hilltop Drive displays rocks and minerals at Blake's Store in Lexington including calcite found in Bedford.

Frank O. Miller Lowell Road Philadelphia Benjamin Latham Kittannierng Susan Miller Carlisle UASAE Jayne Mansfield Jayne Erie Tister Navy Jems Aircraft Ellas Texas Naval Air Training Command W. F. Doddy Training Command Jayne Marie Charles Riley Bedford Orra A. (Lyon) Custance Lexington Bedford Grange P. of H Frank W. Thompson Old Billericg Road Bayside, Me Pains Robert Witherell Lee.c. Clow Hilltop Drive Blake’s

States adopt reflective license plates for night safety

Six states including Maine Louisiana Delaware Wyoming South Dakota and Minnesota already use reflective automobile license plates as a nighttime safety device. North Dakota will join the list in 1958.

Maine Louisiana Delare Wyoming South Dakota Minnesota North Dakota

Concord Notices of Parish, Births and Inobits

The Richard D Elson family of 276 Main Street West Concord returned home from a vacation. A requiem mass was sung for Catherine Ford at Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord. Firemen dispatched to a baby choking incident. infant treated at Emerson Hospital and discharged. New Hatherly Inn officers include Paul G Counihan of Concord as clerk. Mr and Mrs Leo Gillis of 264 Main Street Concord welcomed their fourth child Janet Marie.

Richard D. Elson Main Street West Concord Lewis F. Kearn Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Conford Catherine Ford Fred Sliman Walden Breezes Emerson Hospital Hatherly Inn Scituate Paul G. Counihan Holden Road Leo R. Gillis Janet Marie

Army unit highlights high educated recruits at Fort Lewis

Fort Lewis Washington proof company A of the 38th Infantry reports 21 percent of basic trainees are college graduates or students. Among 234 soldiers on the roster 61 percent are high school graduates. Included are a school principal and a professor.

Fort Lewis Wash 38Th Infantry Regiment

Liquid soap promises longer life for elastic garments

New for the laundry is a liquid soap that prolongs elasticity of bras and girdles. The manufacturer claims the soap, usable with cold water, will double the life of elasticized garments.

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Karhinski couple awaits visas for trip to Europe

Liberty square road residents Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Karhinski plan a September 1 departure for a European tour visiting Poland, marking Mrs Kaminski’s first return to her homeland.

Roxborough Stanley Karhinski Liberty Square Road Europe Poland Kaminski

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