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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1955

Page

16

Spanish Dance Group and Carmen Highlight Museum Granada Festival

The deCordova Museum festival recreates old Spain with the Cansino Spanish dance troupe performing Sevillanas, flamenco, and Paso Doble at 3 PM. Marilyn Hunter as Carmen and colleagues from the New England Conservatory headline an operatic segment. The Granada program also offers bullfight lore, puppet plays, a mock bullfight, and a full gypsy village with crafts, games, and a Santa Maria replica ship.

Carmen Lincoln Juanita Cansino Cansinos Boston Carahen Marilyn Hunter Dolores Balduga Michela John Clegg Don Jose Robert Dunn New England Conservatory of Music New York Granada Columbus Isabella Ferdinand el Dorado Santa Maria Seners

Legion Work Program At South Acton Clubhouse

Ed wards Quimby Post 284 held a work program at the new clubhouse on Prospect Street. Lights will be installed this week. the June 13 meeting will be in the new quarters with a collation to follow. Commander Stanley A Nedza notes volunteers from Maurer Company Concord Greenough of South Acton and Butler Construction. The post will attend the state convention at Revere in June.

South Acton Edwards-Quimby Post A. L Prspect Street Stanley A. Nedza Pp. m Legion Maurer Company Concord Greenough of Butler Construction Company Revere

Fingold Warns of Rising Rural Crime at State Exchange meet

Concord Attorney General George Fingold told the eighth annual Massachusetts State Exchange Clubs convention in Winchendon that rural communities should watch for more juvenile delinquency while noting urban crime is not unique to cities. He cited an 8.3 percent nationwide crime rise last year.

Concord George Fingold Massachusetts State Exchange Clubs Winchendon

New Rules Issued for Certified Mail by Local Police

Local Postmaster announces regulations for certified mail including receipt to sender and delivery record. Procedures cover postage, fees for return receipts, insurance, mailing options, and required forms. Delivery rules detail routing to addressee, notices of arrival, rural and star route procedures, and records retention.

Postal Service

Sudbury Methodist Seeks 150000 For New Church

A fundraising appeal states the Sudbury Methodist church plans to raise 150000 from member savings pledges gifts and fundraisers to build a new church on a larger site with modern Sunday School rooms play area parking space kitchen dining and youth facilities. It urges residents to move children from the town hall to a dedicated church.

Church OF Christ Sudbury Methodist Youth Fellowship

Winonas Mystery Ride Reported By Rebekah Lodge

Fourteen members of Winona Rebekah Lodge took the annual mystery ride Wednesday evening, leaving the clubhouse for the Howard Johnsons near Lunenburg town line. Norma Smith led the event and the next meeting is scheduled for June 15 at West Acton Woman's Clubhouse. Conservation authorities note 66,000,000 acres of American forest and watershed land lack organized fire protection.

West Acton Winona Rebekah Howard Johnson’s Lunenberg Rebekahs Norma Smith

Guild Dance Friday in Lexington at Old Bel Fry Club

The Rose Hawthorne Guild sponsors a summer dance at the Old Bel Fry Club in Lexington Friday evening June 10. Music by Arthur Dinkinson. Local couple to perform exhibition dancing. Tickets available at the door. Committee chair is Mrs. Frank Yeomans.

Concord Rose Hawthorne Guild Old Belfry Lexington Arthur Dinkinson Frank Yeomans

Chest X Ray Clinics Set for June in Area Towns

Acton Boxboro Maynard Stow and Sudbury residents may book chest X rays for June 16 at Maynard Town Hall before summer closure. Public health nurses from each town will schedule appointments for residents over 15 not X-rayed in six months, part of a Christmas Seal service with local tuberculosis committees.

Acton Boxboro Maynard Stow Sudbury Maynard Town Hall Eileen Hale Colonial Boxsboro Hazel Vose Mary’ Ward Vellomo Ojakihto Barbara Lounsbury Hilltop Middlesex Health Association Boards of Health

Bedford Notes On Local Graduates And Events

Dorothy J. Freeman recently completed a realty course at Bryant & Stratton School in Boston and resides on Anthony Road. The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion Post hosted a covered dish supper and monthly meeting at the Legion Hall. Bedford Lions Club ran a successful Kiddies Karnival over the weekend, with a Sadie Hawkins Day dance Saturday night and a Little League game among other activities. Robert Scrymgeour and Edgar Joseph Son served as co-chairmen for the event.

Bryant & Stratton School Boston Dorothy J. Freeman Anthony Road Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion American Legion Hall Bedford Lions Club Robert Scrymgeour Edgar Joseph Son

Miss Lovejoy Engaged to Navy Lieutenant

Concord notices the engagement of Miss Helen Maria Lovejoy of Boston to Lieut. (j. g.) Richmond Gardner U S Navy son of Mr and Mrs Richard P Gardner of New York City and Quogue Long Island. They plan a small church wedding in late August with a reception at Concord Country Club.

Concord Helen Maria Lovejoy Walter E. Lovejoy Boston Lincoln J. G Richmond Gardner U. S. Navy Richard P. Gardner New York City Quogue Long Island Miss Lovejoy Concord High School Endicott Junior College Gardner St. Bernard’s School New York Phillips Andover Academy U.S. Naval Academy Naval Architecture Concord Country Club

Acton Church Events Highlight Local Week

Sunday school classes ended at St Elizabeth of Hungary in West Acton. Rev Richard Morris will speak at all masses June 12 to appeal for funds. Acton High School graduation plans for June 17 and a class trip to Nantasket occurred Tuesday. Local groups met including the Middlesex Goat Breeders and Acton Garden Club with plans for a June 21 flower show. Reverend Noble preached on worship at West Acton Baptist Church.

St. Elizabeth of Hungary West Acton Sisters of Notre Dame Waltham Richard Morris Blessed Trinity St. Elizabeth’s Silver Springs Maryland Middlesex County Goat Breeders Association Harvard Carl A. Schontag Massachusetts Avenue North Acton Acton High School Nantasket Acton West Acton Baptist Church Ronald H. Noble

Massachusetts Leads in Factory Contracts and Bus Ownership

Massachusetts contracted more than 12 million dollars for new factory construction in the first four months of 1955, triple the prior year and above the ten year average. The state also reports 5 548 registered buses last year, with 1 200 school buses and a high private ownership ratio per U S Commerce data.

Massachusetts United Shoe Machinery Corporation Commonwealth Joseph Walker Hopkinton Lyman Reea Black Abington U. S. Dept. of Commerce

May Hospital Report from Emerson Hospital

Emerson hospital releases May monthly summary detailing totals for admissions 322 discharges 318 in hospital counts 54 on May 1 and 50 on May 31 daily averages 56.2 in 1954 and 62.8 in 1955 with 519 X rays and 1630 lab exams. The record shows 119 men 203 women 200 adults 50 under 14 and 72 newborns with 32 private 77 semi private and 141 ward patients.

Emerson Hospital

Beals Welcome First Daughter Marcia Carol Beal

Mr and Mrs Harold B Beal announce the birth of their second child and first daughter Marcia Carol Beal on June 1 at the Richardson House Boston. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs F Brute Beal of Rockland.

West Acton Harold B. Beal Shirley Armstrong Mohawk Drive Marcia Carol Beal Richardson House Boston F. Brute Beal Rockinad

Needle removed after 22 years in Hartford box factory

Twenty six year old Frankie extracted a needle from his ear while working for a Hartford box company. The needle had been there twenty two years since a blood accident.

Hartford M.D Frankie

Duty she held experie n building

Fragmentary OCR item mentions a president, July 27, and a list of names including Charles. Context unclear but indicates a formal reading event connected to a president and summer duties in a building.

iConco Mrs. Presiden Charles

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