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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
5
The report notes a Monday incident at 1 am involving John H. J Firemen of Station as the 120th alarm of the period. Details are sparse in the OCR fragment but indicate a notable tally of alarms for the unit.
Concord man and former high school athlete, a Dartmouth graduate, joined 87 others in earning degrees from Amos Tuck School in Hanover. He is married to Connie Boyd, with one child, and is a former Army lieutenant of the year. Police and firemen seek clues on the alarm culprit.
Doris Elizabeth Olsen and Peter Reginald Olsen wed at Tallman Congregational Church on May 26. Officiated by brothers Rev A Kenneth Olsen and Rev Charles Olsen, ceremony included a large reception in Paramus. After a trip through New York and Canada the couple will live in Suffern where both work at Rockland National Bank.
The death of Glen C. Peck 21 of Wheeler Road was ruled a death by own action by Dr LeRoy P Houck after his body was found in his car on Route 117 at the Concord Sudbury line. Police reported the victim had been dead about two days and was last seen Saturday morning.
The DeMolay Mother's Club elected officers for the next term at a meeting hosted by Mrs Virginia Williamson of Willow Street. Officers include Mrs Floyd McManus as president and Mrs Clarence Mower as vice president. An informal business meeting and picnic are planned for Friday at the Masonic Temple with location to be announced.
Richard Liddick, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Liddick of Lincoln, graduated at the 135th New Hampton School commencement in New Hampton New Hampshire on June 2. He was a glee club member and the group performed at the New Hampton Community Church. At the spring sports banquet he earned a junior varsity track letter while glee club members received emblems.
Norway advice notes that pine trees, including pine and jack varieties, thrive when planted in full sunlight. The guidance emphasizes sun exposure as a key factor for robust growth and health.
William F. Brewin a Mari bor delegate confident Endicott Peabody of Cambridge will win the Democratic nomination for Attorney General. Brewin cites delegate totals and Peabody’s vigorous statewide campaigning with 30 meetings and over 30 receptions as evidence he’ll secure the endorsement on either the first or second ballot at the convention starting Friday afternoon.
Concord physician Dr Francis McDonald a key National Civil Defense figure will visit Chicago the week of June 9 to chair the American Academy of Pediatrics Center on Civil Defense and Disaster and to serve as liaison to the National Civil Defense Administration at the fourth National Medical Civil Defense Conference.
Miss Mary Agnes Foster daughter of Mr and Mrs John T Foster of 15 Potter Street married Charles A Gorman son of Mr and Mrs Walter Gorman of 48 Braeland Avenue Newton Centre at St Bernard’s Church Concord June 2 in a double ring ceremony Rev John A York officiating The couple will live in Newton after a wedding trip The reception was at Marlboro Country Club The article notes wedding attire family details and post ceremony plans and ends with a fashion tip about pockets.
The Mullin family expresses sincere appreciation to relatives friends and neighbors for spiritual bouquets flowers and acts of kindness during their recent bereavement. Signed Leo F Mullin James Mullin and Mrs Charles McCarthy adv
Concord Free Public Library hosts a six week watercolor show by J Nancy Baldwin and Alice Moulton of Concord ending July 13. The exhibit blends bold color with rearranged compositions, celebrating ordinary scenes like April snow and a summer backyard. Notable works include Moulton’s Maine Moth ing and Baldwin’s Ear ly Spring, Milkweed Pods and Kittery Point with subdued harmonies and persuasive depictions.
Concord Holy Name members of St Bernard parish attend the 8 30 mass in the body of the church Sunday led by President John F Shea to receive Holy Communion. Rev Edmund M Higgins to celebrate with John Redican of Carlisle as guest speaker on penology.
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for moral support and many kindnesses during our bereavement. Special thanks to The Boys for sympathy and tributes. Signed John Zaniewski, Mary Zaniewski, Helen Detsch, Dolores Liebfridd, Anne Kutlowski-ady.
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