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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1956
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text mentions anniversaries, weddings, and social events with names like Mrs Leo Guiampton and Mrs Frank am road. References to roses and clothing donations suggest a community notice about local gatherings and charitable contributions, but many names and details are garbled.
Students planning summer jobs should carry their social security card and report wages accurately. Local SSA representatives will visit Marlborough Police Station, Concord Post Office, and Maynard Town House on set Fridays for guidance and services.
Sudbury police log details an early morning gunshot alert to a car window in the yard, a water pumping station attempted break, tire slashings at a teacher’s car, and open wells urged for owner checks. Officers handle a hand injury, motor violations, fines for speeding, a missing child found with dog, and a planned resuscitator fund drive at Kelly's Drug Store.
Regular reports from Stow note progress on the Sgt Horan project and a growing turnout expected Sunday. Firemen battled a brush fire at Boon and Kingland roads with nine piles burned and 20 men on the scene. Strawberry Festival at First Parish Church drew a capacity crowd and praise for the kitchen staff. Expedition leaders Winslow and Witherbee and 30 scouts began a 15 day canoe training at Camp Resolute culminating in a cookout for parents. Birthday dinner hosted Mrs Catoff by Mr and Mrs Pippert. local Librarian Eleanor Smith announces summer hours. Grange meeting set for July 3 at Town Hall with Basil Stow in charge.
Miss Ruth G. Potvin of Cochituate announces engagement to Frank C. Watling son of Mr. and Mrs Clarence B Watling of Sudbury Hudgon Road. Potvin a Wayland High School graduate 1954 works at Natick Federal Savings and Loan Association. Watling a Sudbury High School graduate 1953 serves at U S Navy Great Lakes Training Station Illinois. No wedding date set.
The State Fish and Game Department notes that the 1955 floods did not affect the Isatonic River as severely as feared. Officials cite improved stream conditions and resilience, guiding future conservation and fishing advisories.
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