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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1957
Page
4
Fragmentary 1908 notice from Marlboro Massachusetts advertising policies and publication details. Includes publishers name Enterprise Press Inc and editor R W Currier, with mis OCR elements about rates and reprint policy.
An article discusses a proposed patient bill of rights under the League for Nursing, emphasizing patient self care, nurse patient boundaries, and a shift toward patient autonomy. It notes mixed reactions among nurses, social workers, and oldtimers about hospital culture and recovery dynamics.
The Big American Automobile Association notes 7 950 pedestrians killed in 1955 down from 8 000 in 1954 amid claims better highway safety education stricter local laws and more licensed drivers reduce fatalities. An astronomer says life beyond Earth remains unknown and conditions there may be calm.
A letter lauds Pete Wingon Ed Cuddy and Latee as League farm team coaches who donate extensive hours weekly, train and motivate youths, even arranging field space, fundraising, and transport. The writer commends their selfless work and urges pride in Maynard's young men rather than stereotypes of delinquency.
Frank Punch writes from Maynard praising Stow people, noting local figures like Frank Coulter Alvin Fletcher Dick Buckley Ruth Patterson and John Robblee. He comments on finances, Raytheon expansion, Maynard commerce, and a messy Memorial Park while defending local pride and jollity.
Concord Lions held a well attended barbecue Tuesday evening at the Blanchard home in Carlisle with about 40 guests. Guests included Dr Reho Orsi Paul Badger and Ralph A Macone and two new members Peter Gray and Russell Palmer.
Proponents argue Walden Beach improvements help youths from Cambridge Arlington and Somerville and align with Thoreau’s outdoors ethos. Professor Perry Miller of Harvard-English notes Thoreau might not object to the beach’s use as long as literature remains inviolate.
Reno man Jim Hardy mailed a $1 overtime parking fine to the municipal court. He received a brief congratulatory message from the court along with the payment receipt. The Bureau of Mines reports a successful example on German mode, noting coal ports and steel ores are reusable, while timber supports are single use.
Star of the week is Ricky Doherty of the Aprons for strong two game showing with no homers but four runs, while teammates like Ronnie Courtemanche and Brian Ward contribute solidly. Comets lead the league in the second half. playoffs loom as season winds down with games Monday to Thursday at 6 30 pm and potential special attractions planned.
Concord notes ticket sales begin for the annual Greater Lowell all star football game to be played next month in Lowell. Players named include Charlie Flanigan and Bob Siekman from Concord Highways with Bernie Megin as assistant mentor.
The Concord Rod and Gun Club held a regular meeting with President Jam Wwers in charge. Plans include a clam party on August 31 and a Labor Day Sunday party on September 1. The club announced a conservation camp and reported 487 dinners served in a holiday program with grand prizes awarded to John Manion and James 9.
Bedford and St Patrick’s of Stone battled to a 3-3 draw in five innings. John MacKenzie pitched, allowing six hits and five walks. Dave Webber led Bedford with three hits, Bruce Damon added two, and other lineup members included Dave Cole and John Kearney. A game vs St Agnes and another vs Lexington were scheduled for July 29.
Littleton defeats Groton 3 2 to edge closer to second place in the league. Sunday’s schedule includes Leominster at Groton and Ayer at Littleton with several key games listed for the week.
Concord entrants Dana Abbott of Old Marlboro Road and James N Sperandio of Old Road Nine Acre Corner represented Concord Country Club in Tuesday’s state junior golf championship qualifying round.
West Concord hosts Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club regular supper meeting at the clubhouse on Thursday August 1 at 6.4 o'clock. The club has reverted to its former meeting dates on the first and third Thursdays each month.
Fragments show a golf club event titled Baker Trophy at G.A. Ag in nizal Co. Golf Club. Details remain unclear but reference to a 36 hole format and prize amount around 675 dollars.
Fragmentary OCR hints at an incident involving death and a door, with references to a candy parlor in a St area. Details are unclear due to damaged text. no identifiable names, dates, or locations are readable.
Lionel Hebert, a 29 year old with a boyhood prankster start in Lafayette Louisiana, defeats Don Finsterwald 2 and 1 to capture the PGA Championship. The victory worth 8000 dollars lifts him to 15th in money rankings and secures a Ryder Cup spot. Hebert, LSU trumpet major turned pro, served as a Marine captain at Iwo Jima and later as a medical corps sergeant in Japan.
Local game notes mention Keizer Keizer prevailing in Hudson borough softball action. Fragmentary lines reference Our Lady’s and Ford venues, with incomplete details on teams and scores.
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