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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1959
Page
11
A regular support sons gathering was held at the Bedford Inn with Barr presiding. Officers will be elected on June 17 at Parn e North Chelms- R. Williard Hunt of Lexington sponsored the local affair. Gov. and Mrs. Rurrner have attended. dancing will follow in the evening.
Miss Edna Jen of 1 Lowell Road was named to the annual honors list during commencement week in the Pines and awarded for outstanding achievement.
Mrs. Carol Flagg welcomes newcomers to Concord including Emmett Reid from Georgia with two daughters, A Stanley Bradford from Winchester, Kenneth Corbett and family renting at 177 Commonwealth Avenue, Roy Allison and family with three children at 89 Bedford Street, Charles Ferranti moving from Cambridge with a daughter, and other residents from North Egerton and Cambridge.
Concord area residents among 1000 alumnae returning to Wellesley College for Wellesley Week End June 11 to 14. Eleven classes from 1894 to 1947 will hold reunions and attend events including the Alumnae Association meeting. Local attendees include Concord residents and Lincoln and Sudbury participants. The item notes a Buenos Aires meat packing plant location.
The first outdoor concert of the Concord Community Band will be held Monday night June 15 at 7 30. Ernest R Spinney will conduct on the Concord Free Public Library steps at Main Street and Sudbury Road. The audience may sit on the lawn and all are invited.
Middlesex County surpasses its 500 dollar goal for the George I Farley Memorial Lobby Fund raising nearly 600 dollars to furnish Farley Memorial Lobby at Smith Hall of the National 4 H Center. Erickson a long time Middlesex 4 H agent named master of ceremonies at the June 14 dedication opening ceremonies. Communist China reportedly launches its first three television stations in late 1958.
Concord area births list multiple newborns with parents and addresses in Sudbury Wayland Stow and South Acton. Notable entries include a daughter to Malcolm MacDonald and wife at 5 Sycamore Road Sudbury on May 26 and a son to Robert Ticknor at 8 Old Orchard Road Sudbury on May 26.
Instructions advise renewing worn porch rugs by brushing on paint thinned half with turpentine. Lay rug on the lawn to paint, and use several sheets of newspaper under it if work must be done on the porch.
A week long campaign to aid Tibetan refugees in India collected 326.78 dollars. Co chairs Mrs. Thomson Whitin and Morton Baker directed the drive, with contributions sent to J Peter Grace, treasurer, American Emergency Committee for Tibetan Refugees, 17 Park Avenue, New York City. Donations are tax deductible.
West Concord resident Robert Olsen of 459 Main Street joined the Marines. Recruiter Marine Gunnery Sgt Bruce Sherman said Olsen is at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island in South Carolina after 12 weeks of recruit training plus four weeks of combat training. He will have 20 days at home before possible school or duty assignment.
Sudbury native William A. Stenzel named nuclear sales manager at Tracerlab Inc. He has been public relations and advertising manager for four years and lives in Sudbury. Paul A. McNulty, Tufts graduate and former American Cyanamid employee, US Department of OE, and Boston Wavese, will succeed him and reside in Bedford.
A mutual fund firm argues that Social Security can form a strong base for retirement and shows how a 81 year old man and his wife could supplement $174 a month from Social Security with $193 a month from Diversified Investment Fund. They illustrate growth from a $38,292 investment by 1958 with dividends reinvested, yielding a total $57,598 value and a possible weekly income of $84.69 from the fund.
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