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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1955

Page

8

Concord Scholarship Fund Established for High School Graduates

Concord High School forms the Concord Scholarship Fund to aid graduates pursuing college education. Trustees and administrative trustees will select recipients and determine awards. The fund, now at 900, seeks community support to expand by 1955 and provide supplementary or initial grants to capable students lacking college scholarships.

Ime Concord Cokigure Ae Concord High School Raymond Emerson Franklin Joneson Bruce Old George Goodspeed Charles Edgarton Walter Whitman Massachusetts

Belmont honors Concord pupils with 3 graduates in 28th ceremony

Three Concord area students earned diplomas at Belmont Hill School's 28th commencement. Edmund Sears magna cum laude, Jefferson Eaton cum laude, and John Hurd second honor received diplomas among 42. Hurd won Babe Ruth Foundation Award, Eaton and Sears head to Harvard and Yale respectively. Dr. Nathan Marsh Pusey urged graduates to seek personal authenticity rather than merely conform.

Concord Concord Area Belmont Hill School Nathan Marsh Pusey Harvard University Jefferson T. Eaton John Hurd Lincoln Edmund H. Sears Fusey Henry David Thoreau Hurd Clark E. Hill Sudbury Burbank

Grade pupils conduct trip to Saugus Iron Works

Acton On Friday boys and girls of grade 3 in the West Acton school visited the Saugus Iron Works Restoration. They toured the site and marveled at water wheels, hammer and bellows in operation. A Saturday Evening Post photographer captured their group photo. Mothers accompanying the trip were Mrs. Abbi, Mrs. Newell, Mrs. Nylander, and Mrs. Horey.

Acton West Acton Saugus Iron Works Saturday Evening Post Abbi Newell Nylander Horey

Local Lady Celebrates 80th Birthday in Carlisle

Mrs. Charles E. Hastings of Westford Street Carlisle was honored with a surprise 80th birthday party at her daughter’s home on Concord Street. Forty seven relatives attended including children, grandchildren, a sister and a brother from nearby towns. A threedecker cake was served as games entertained guests.

Carlisle Charles E. Hastings Westford Street Arnold T. Lapham Concord Street

Concord wedding links Maynard teacher and Brooklyn groom

Miss Joan Fitzpatrick of Shirley street West Concord a Maynard school teacher will wed Thomas Griffin of Brooklyn New York on July 9 at Our Lady Help of Christians church West Concord Concord Girl Scouts host a public whist tonight at 8 at the Girl Scout House.

Joan Ftzpatrick Shirley Street West Concord Thomas Griffin Brooklyn New York Our Lady Help of Christians Church Concord Girl Scouts Girl ‘Scout House

History of Carlisle Class Graduation at Union Hall

Thirteen Highland Elementary students received diplomas in a graduation ceremony at Union Hall. Edwin J. Harriman awarded diplomas, with prizes announced by David R. Bott. The program featured a Carlisle history narrative tied to the town’s 150th anniversary, including parts on how Carlisle became a town, schools, and old houses with anecdotes. Rev. John A. York gave the invocation, Ruth Guerre led music, and Deborah Shields was class marshal.

Carlisle Highland Elementary Union Hall Edwin J. Harriman Littleton David R. Bott Bert Auger John A. York St. ‘Bernard Concord Ruth Guerre Deborah Shields

Society elects slate for Holy Name Society

Lincoln Joseph E Sweeney is elected president of the Holy Name Society at St. Josephs church at a Communion breakfast held at Howard Johnsons in Concord. He succeeds Joseph C Reagan Concord High School teacher. Other officers are James V Lennon secretary John H gerald treasurer. Guest speaker was Dr Paul L Norton orthopaedic surgeon of Boston resident of Lincoln.

Lincoln Joseph E. Sweeney Holy Name Society St. Joseph's Church Howard Johnson's Concord Josep C. Reagan James V. Lennon John H. Gerald Paul L. Norton Boston

Miss Betty Anne Cole Engaged to Billerica Man

Bedford Concord announces engagement of Betty Anne Cole to David Earl Harlow son of Roland Harlow and the late Mrs. Harlow of Billerica. Betty Anne Cole a Concord High School graduate employed at Lincoln Laboratory Somerville Ford plant worker. Spring wedding planned.

Bedford Horatio A. Cole Bedford Street Concord Betty Anne Cole David Earl Harlow Roland Harlow Harlow Billerica Cole Concord High School Lincoln Laboratory Somerville Ford Motor Company Secretary of the Treasury Benjamin Franklin Treasury

Textile Mending and Alterations Service Ad

Annie K M Hansen offers woolen and worsted garment repairs. Mending of mothholes tears burns rewoven blankets bound and repaired. Located at Winter St Maynard 1185 W. Service highlights prompt clothing restoration for fabrics and knitted items.

Annie K. M. Hansen Winter St Maynard

Lincoln Auxiliary Re-Elects Officers Ceremony Recap

The Emerson Hospital Auxiliary held its annual meeting Friday at Mrs. William DeFord's Lincoln road home. Re-elected were Mrs. Charles Crane president, Mrs. DeFord vice-president and treasurer, and Mrs. Henry Warner secretary.

Lincoln Emerson Hospital William DeFord Lincoln Road Charles Crane DeFord Henry Warner

Bedford PTA to form junior senior high unit

Bedford School PTA held a special meeting Tuesday to approve a subsidiary committee for all junior and senior high school PTA functions. Edward H. Gillespie, new principal, attended as guest. Residents Allys Winslow and Joseph Herlihy announced births, Robin and Elaine Christine, at Emerson Hospital Concord and noted June 3. Ann Perry, nurse trainee, vacationing with parents on Concord Street, will train three months at Children’s Hospital after finishing at Massachusetts Memorial.

Concord’s Woman's Club Clement Edwards Bedford Street Helping Hand Society West Concord Union Church Fair Committee Bedford School P.T.A Edward H. Gillespie Joseph Herlihy Curve Street Elaine Christine Emerson Hospital Ann Perry Massachusetts Memorial Hospital Joseph Perry Concord Children’s Hospital

Local Girl Receives Bentley Diploma in Boston

Bedford Margaret Anne OConnell daughter of Mr and Mrs John E OConnell graduated from Bentley School of Accounting and Finance at exercises held Friday at the Boston Opera House She is employed as a cost accountant in Boston In the same period 3417 Americans were killed in the Korean campaign and 650000 died of cancer

Bedford Margaret Anne O'Connell John E. O'Connell Benteley School of Accounting and’ Finance Boston Opera House Miss O'Connell Boston

Massachusetts Firms Plan $200 Million Plant and Equipment Investment

Massachusetts manufacturers forecast 1955 capital outlays near 200 million dollars for new plants and machinery. Construction spending and machinery investments rise, with 39 percent of outlays for expansion and 81 percent financed by internal funds. Banks and borrowed funds total about 25 million, while stock sales may provide additional capital. inventories expected stable through July 1955.

Massachusetts Federal Reserve Bank of Boston

Thirty Three Middlesex Graduates Toasted At Exercises

Diplomas awarded to thirty three graduates at Middlesex with Judge Aldrich and Dr. Perkins as guests. Walter H. Trumbull presided as chair. The class of 1888 includes Richard Binsey, American, and many others from Concord Dover New York and Massachusetts. Diplomas noted with credit high or highest.

Middlesex Aldrich Dr. Perkins

Outstanding Scholarship Winners At Concord High Graduation

At Concord High School graduation exercises on a Saturday night, numerous scholarship winners were announced. Names include Jean Balfour Meaford P T A Colby College David Bouchard Brandeis University Carolyn Brown Newton Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing Lee Comins CHS Music Scholar Radcliffe Arthur Duggan Dartmouth Barbara Fultz Smith College William Hoyt Hamilton College Mgt Lahnstein Lincoln School Association Framingham Union Lester McDowell Bedford Women's Club Middlebury College Mary Murray Burbank Hospital School of Nursing Mary Lou Perrin Lions Club Scholarship Massachusetts General Hospital Harold Si LT MLT Richard Lincoln School Association University of Massachusetts Phyllis Trainor Northeastern West Concord Woman's Club Northeast Frederick Walker University of Massachusetts Lions Club University of Massachusetts Nancy Wright Concord Women's Club University of Massachusetts Annie Murphy Lincoln School Association Bouve Boston School Beverly Englehardt Bedford Women's Club University of New Hampshire Lester McDowell Middlebury College Scholarship Joseph Percy Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club of Bedford University of Colorado The United States population sample of 3 000 000 persons in 1954 was the largest increase in any single year in history.

Concord High School Jean Balfour Meaford P.T.A Colby College David Bouchard Brandeis University Brandeis Carolyn Brown Newton-Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing Lee Comins Radcliffe Arthur Duggan Dartmouth Barbara Fultz Smith College Smith William Hoyt Hamilton College Rotary Club Mgt Lahnstein Lincoln ¢ School Association Framingham Union Lester McDowell Bedford Women’s Club Middlebury College Mary Murray Burbank Hospital Mary Lou Perrin Lions’ Club Massachusetts Gental Hospital Harold Si LT Richard Lincoln University of Massachusetts Phyllis Trainor Northeastern West Concord Northeast Frederick Walker University of Massachusett Nancy Wright Concord [Woman's Club Annie Murphy Lincoln School Association Bouve- Boston School Beverly Englehardt Bedford Woman's Club University of New Hampshire Joseph Percy Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club of Bedford University of Colorado

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Linda Rodriguez Morgan Memorial Concord High United States New York City ORD Emerson Chevrolet Co., Inc Thoreau St. Concord Belmont Bernie Or Jim Howard Johnson Christian A. Herter American Legion Dry Cleaners of Charles N. Collatos Ernest Henderson Dry Cleaners Instit Robert F. Murphy State Americanism Committee Ar Ieigh A. Burke Robert Carey HN. Society Miss Cole Billerica Man Lincoln Auxiliary Allys Winslow Hancock Street Robin Jamison R. Harrison Bentley Thrift Walden Street Concord Conon Paley Pe Paessence Chapel Seareca Smeyenryen Walter H. Trumbull Sears Binsey Richard Ametron Alan Mayer Sere Ohl Allen Codding Land Curry George Byron Dangerfield Rockport Samuel Craft Davis Clayton Wiliam DeFord, Jr Frank Forbus Dinsmore Nathan Pine Big Horn Wye Dirk Frankenberg Joel Evens Gates Weston Peter Newell Guy Binghamton Nay Reginald Fulton Johnston Myron Wick Ladd Dover William, Pinkney ‘Lamarche Sandwich Thomas Sim Lee New York NY Charles Rn Livingood Hinsdale Michael Vincent Mahoney Berkeley Cal William Lawrence Mars 3d North Acton Robert Hopkins McLean Ayer David’ Crowell Percival Marblehead Abbot Peterson Newport Thomas Randolph Piper Russell Robb, Jr Arthur Comstock Romaine N.Y Peter Whitney Smith James Herbert Wallace Mount Kisco En.y Rodney Washburn, Jr Woroster Howard Laverack _White New Britain Conn James Holt’ Wilson Paul Tower Wise Dobbs Ferry Chapman Young Sedalia Colo Concord Music Shop St. ConcOrd Tipton’s Nursery School Actons Robert Tipton South Acton Phone Co
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