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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1956

Page

3

Henry Leaves Pepperell Soil Conservation District

The Pepperell conservation office reports Henry, a long time conservation aide, has left for a new job in Beltsville Maryland. Luke Luhaiik will support Mr Ritter while Ed Brown and others reorganize to meet farmer needs, asking for advance notice to manage workload amid staffing gaps.

Beltsville Maryland John Luke Luhaiik Conservation Aid Pepperell Mr. Ritter Henry Ed Brown

Frantic Saturday with Heat Storm Disrupts Local Rail Yield

A severe Saturday storm caused power and transport disruptions including a railroad control box issue, a kitchen stove incident, and injuries. Emergency crews responded as confusion spread and medical teams carried an ambulanced victim.

Quinn Lot Commission Mihor Margello Ustic M. Danny

Concord Rainbow Planning Outing Initiation At Meeting

Concord Rainbow Assembly marks five girls reaching adulthood at a regular meeting with Miss Nancy Woodruff as worthy advisor presiding. Guest Mrs. Florence Bro of Fall River, sub deputy of Massachusetts Grand Assembly attends. They plan a Monday outing on June 25 from the Masonic Temple at 9 30 a.m. to Crane's Beach in Ipswich.

Concord Concord Rainbow Assembly Nancy Woodruff Florence Bro Fall River Massachusetts Grand Assembly Masonic Temple Crane’s Beach Ipswich

Kinder garten crackers return after lunch period ban

Berlin Connecticut officials reverse a ban on crackers for kindergarten recess after parents begin sending cake cookies and sandwiches. The change ends a policy aimed at preventing tooth decay and crumb mess in midmorning breaks.

Berlin Conn

Hudson couple wed at St Michael’s Church in June

Miss Sylvia E Wan hatalo daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Wanhatalo of Great Road Stow became the bride of Henry W Estabrook son of Mr and Mrs Estabrook 138 Cox Street Hudson in a ceremony at 3 p m Sunday June 17 performed by Father Lambert. Esther Collins was organist and Mrs J Garcia sang. The reception for 250 guests was at Parker Street Hall Maynard. They will reside at 138A Cox Street Hudson.

Wanhatalo Vivian E. Wanhatalo Grace Estabrook Beverly Kimball Westford Shirley Sandra Wanhatalo Robert Archambeault Bernard Giancola Charles Bruen Hudson Parker Street Hall Maynard Alice Pedergon Acton George Perkings New York State Cox Street Hale High School Stow

Memorial Congregational Church Honors John P Bartlett

Sunday School and Church members thank John P Bartlett for supplying the lovely geraniums for the Children's Day program. Many children carried home the colorful potted plants after the service. The Pilgrim Fellowship will hold an outing and officer election on Sunday July 1. Sudbury Vacation Church School runs June 25 to July 6 at Memorial Congregational Church with registration through Sunday School classes. Women’s Association plans the annual Mystery Ride on Thursday.

W.S.C.S Sudbury Method Church Sudbury Center Alliance of the First Parish W.s.cs Sudbury Merit Church Memorial Congregational Church John P. Bartlett Pilgrim Fellowship of Sudbury Sudbury Council of Churches Woman’s Association of Memorial Congregational Church

House Passes Social Security Changes H.R. 7225

The bill would reduce the female retirement age from 65 to 62, extend disability coverage to about 250000 workers with monthly benefits from 30 to 108.50, raise Social Security tax to 2 percent for employees and employers and to 3.75 percent for self employed, and set disability eligibility at age 50.

House Senate Finance Committee Veterans Administration Florida Keys National Guard

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