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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1955

Page

7

Hale High School honors students at year-end exercises

At Hale high school a year end assembly recognized top scholars and award recipients. John Peck received the Medal for Excellence in United States History and the Readers Digest award as valedictorian, with Carol Madama earning a $100 scholarship. The new Alpha Beta National Honor Society members included Peck, Margaret Woodhead, Madama, and William Byron.

United States John Peck Alan H. Ferguson Stow American Legion Robert Bird Stow P.T.A Carol Madama P.T Margaret Woodhead University of Massachusetts Smith College Miss Madama National Honor Society Hartley William Byron Alpha Beta Hale High School Archie Banks John Woodman Judith McConnell

Incomplete OCR Summary of Massachusetts Committee Report

Fragmented text mentions a committee flags conditions recommending changes and a judge in Massachusetts. The garbled lines reference Tecentio station, Mort, Grennan, and inmates, with unclear actions and roles. No coherent events or outcomes are discernible from the readable fragments.

Fommon Massachu Massachu Tecentio Grennan Nuli

New Arrivals to Acton Folk at Emerson Hospital

Acton locals welcomed four newborns this week at Emerson Hospital. A daughter to Mr and Mrs John Thomas Massachusetts Avenue South Acton on May 31. A son to Mr and Mrs Fred J Schoeffler 289 Central Street West Acton on June 3. A son to Mr and Mrs Samuel J Nottle 37 Mohawk Drive West Acton on June 4. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Alber Van derhoof Concord Street South Acton on June 5.

John Thomas Massachusetts Avenue South Acton Fred J. Schoeffler Central Street West Acton Samuel J. Nottle Mohawk Drive Alber Vanderhoof Concord Street

Hospital Auxiliary Donates Suction Machine for Operating Room

Emerson Hospital officials express gratitude for a new Sc-Tenson Suction Machine donated by the Acton Emerson Hospital Auxiliary with fittings and accessories. The device will aid patients and surgeons in specific operations, marking a significant contribution to hospital care.

Acton Emerson Hospital Acton Emerson Hospital

Sudbury Highs Plan Traditional Graduation Weekend

Sudbury's 1955 graduates schedule a weekend starting June 10 with Class Night on Friday, a graduation ball Saturday, and Baccalaureate Sunday at 8 p.m. The main event is Monday, June 18, when seniors graduate in royal blue gowns. Athletic banquet speaker Bernie Megin of Concord High praises sportsmanship and team progress.

Sudbury Congregational Church South Sudbury Ernest Bodenweber, Jr Philip C. Putnam Alan Flynn Sam Merrill Paul Volk Roger DeMont Helen Krause Frank Vana Gary Mosca Richard Ling William Boyd Kenneth Farrell Frank Cartman Donald Johnson Joseph Gould Alan Hall Richard ‘Trussell Randy Hairston Dean’ Burland John Kahlainen Gerald Baldwin Eisenman Frank Letters Brenda Fletcher Dee Ann Hairston Carol Bailey Barbara Tewis Judy Clark Nancy Allen Bever

Massachusetts Society of Optometrists Elects New Officers

Dr. Donald C. Exford of Pittsfield was elected president. Also chosen were First Vice President Dr. David G. MacFarlane of New Bedford. Second Vice President Dr. Arthur F. March Jr. of Concord. Third Vice President Dr. Robert Rodman of Springfield. Treasurer Dr. Alfred Michelson of Lynn. and Secretary Dr. Calvin A. Wood of Reading.

Concord Student Graduates Today

Miss Margot Lane daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred A Lane of 15 Wood Street will graduate from Beaver Country Day School Chestnut Hill on Thursday afternoon. Professor Archibald MacLeish poet and civil liberties advocate at Harvard will deliver the commencement address to a class of 56 girls.

Concord Margot Lane Alfred A. Lane Wood Street Beaver Country Day School Chestnut Hill Archibald MacLeish Harvard

Prize Day at St Hubert's Sudbury Show Spurs Talent

Sudbury prize day at St Hubert's School featured a new theatre style program with a variety show, dancers, and students receiving prizes for scholastic achievement and personal growth. Princess Tatiana Ourousseff gave remarks and distributed awards as tea on the terrace followed.

Sudbury St Hubert’s School New School Huckle Princess Ouwrouseoff Phyllis Dugg'n Helen Tilden Elizabeth Ayer James B. Ayer Boston Jace Mantila

Lincoln votes to increase building lots at town meeting

Lincoln residents at the Charles S. Smith Auditorium approved larger building lots from 40 000 to 80 000 square feet and frontage from 80 to 100 feet. The amendment passed 303 to 91 with 400plus attendees. A five member committee to acquire park land was authorized and Tabor Hill roadway designated a public way. Nine articles enacted, five on zoning.

Lincoln Charles S. Smith Donald P. Donaldson Tabor Hill

Women Lead Lincoln Fete at Cordova Museum Friday

Lincoln hosts a Friday festival at the Cordova Museum organized by Mrs. William N. Swift and Mrs. Elliott Hedge. Parade duties go to Mrs. Arthur Thiessen, Mrs. Everett A. Black, Mrs. Frank Kensley, and Mrs. Claude Palmer with decor. A large committee includes Mrs. Sheldon A. Briggs, Mrs. Robert Booth, and others from Lincoln.

Lincoln Granada theCordova Museum William N. Swift Elliott Hedge Arthur Thiessen Everett A. Black Frank Kensley Lexington Claude Palmer Sheldon A. Briggs Robert Booth Richard Fleck John B. Garrison James Jagger Hamilton R. James James Kopp Leonard Larrabee Edward Lemander John Ware Lincoln James C. Livengood Robert Moore Herbert L. Moore, Jr Hugh Morse

Mrs Hemenway Receives TV Set at Retirement

At the Trinitarian Congregational church picnic in Framingham Center Concord, Mrs Ralph Hemenway was honored for retiring from Sunday school superintendent. Rev Robert Barber praised her service and presented a new TV set as a token of church appreciation.

Concord Trinitarian Church of Concord Ralph Hemenway Robert H. Barber Hemenway Framingham Center Kenneth Creighton

Concord Professor Delivers Colloquinum Address

Dr. Frank A. McClintock of Valle read a colloquinum on The Figure of Metals in Stockholm from May 23 to May 27. The event was sponsored by the International Association of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics. He will visit Germany and Switzerland on June 15 on his way home.

Concord Frank A. McClintock Valle Iin Stockholm International Association of Theoretical and Awpaed McClintock Germany Switzerland

Five Scout Awards At Court of Honor Concord

On Tuesday Troop 31 Boy Scouts held a public court of honor at the Scout House. Awards included Tenderfoot Jack Gustafson second class Steve Murray first class Fred George Barrie March star Peter Funkhouser Barry Enticknap Todd Pulis life Tony Rizzitano.

Concord Troop 31 Boy Scouts Scout House Tenderfoot Jack Gustafson Steve Murray Fred George Barrie March Peter Funkhouser Barry Enticknap Todd Pulis Tony Rizzitano

O Connells Welcome Their Fourth Child Kathleen

Mr and Mrs Robert T O Connell announce the birth of their fourth child and third daughter Kathleen born June 7 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Richard Powderly of Bedford and Elizabeth Powderly of Bedford and great grandparents Kenneth Vienot of Bedford. Kathleen is the Powderlys 35th grandchild.

West Concord Robert T. O’connell Elizabeth L. Powderly Conant’ Street Kathleen Emerson Hospital Richard Powderly Bedford Kenneth Vienot Powderly

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