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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
11
The notice outlines practical steps to ensure accurate Social Security records. Verify your employer records for your SSN and withholdings, report self employment earnings, and check statements every three years. Contact district offices for corrections and visit local offices for guidance.
Miss Donna Marie Hollowent daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Hollowell North Acton wed Dominica Inferrara son of Mr and Mrs Angelo Inferrara Bedford at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church. Rev Charles B Kerans officiated. The bride wore lace gown and carried white roses. Brenda Hothiwell sister served as maid of honor. Best man Joseph DeMeaga. Couple plans home on North Road Bedford after a brief wedding trip.
RAF spokesmen say the British Air Force fired a missile from Ire Air Base on Wednesday. The shot was declared a success, marking the fourth combat inch performed by its arm.
Cleveland pitcher Wes Ferrell belted nine home runs in 1931 to establish the major league single season record for a pitcher. His power helped the Indians as he joined the ranks of notable two way players.
Concord residents greet new neighbors in a Welcome Wagon event listing several households. James and Collins at 175 Commonwealth Ave, two dogs, a nine month old daughter. Alfred and Mrs Landers at Peter Spring Road, four and two sons ages 17 and 13. Hopkins at Lowell Road with four children. Belove at Peter Spring Road with two boys aged two and 16 months. Buchanan at Aureal Street with two boys ages two and four. many are connected to local firms and services.
Stow announces the arrival of new residents Mr. and Mrs. David Poutry of Ayer road Harvard formerly Lancaster now employed at Feltus Motor Co. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phelps formerly of Lincoln renting on St John’s lane Harvard Mr. Phelps serves in the missié division at Fort Devens.
Mrs Anna C Carey announces summer workshops in home economics covering seat slipcover making chair caning and furniture refinishing. The program offers five Middlesex County sessions in July and early August with locations in Ashland Concord Malden Billerica Natick and more.
Maynard Oliver Warila Rudolph Currier represent Enterprise at an annual press party on the shores of Lake Coustituate Route 9 Natick. About 500 attendees from newspapers television radio publicity and ad agencies join the event. The party theme returns as a reunion of press and publicity people with featured items and guests.
Concord area welcomes multiple new residents through Welcome Wagon and The Enterprise. Readouts list arrivals at Emerson Hospital, Acton and surrounding towns, with names and addresses, including Hedburg, McFagie, Bostick, Shoe, Lewis, and others moving to West Acton, South Acton, and nearby communities.
The sermon at First Universalist Church marks the last summer service as July and August are set aside. Ladies Social Circle concludes its season with no meeting until Sept 22. 4-H and Boy Scout events wind down with plans for August activities and the annual fair. delegations from Carlisle Grange attend Past Lecturers Night in Burlington and Lowell.
The report notes Acton-Children with excellent attendance and records at Church of the Gospel Episcopal last week. Names include Tas Martz Eleanor Hall Doug Dianné Durham Jane Robinson Richard Cowley James Darling William Sones Robert Casey Elaine Tetreault Lynne Brows Kathryn Darling Juliana Cotten Jacqueline Cowley George Cotten and George Wil Roger Brown. Donald Brusch Sunday school superintendent has been succeeded by Roger Huebsch.
The Sudbury Art Association releases its summer schedule with painting watercolor handcraft and pottery courses for children and adults. Enrollment prioritizes members and families. contact Jill Cowie at St Hubert's School HI 3 2361 for details and registration.
Mr and Mrs Alfred P Barhos of Main street Maynard move to a new home on Main street South Acton with their three children. Local delegates of ards Quimby Post A L No 84 depart today for the state legion convention at Northampton. Stanley A Nedza and his wife observed their 16th wedding anniversary with her being installed senior vice director of the treasury auxiliary unit. Concota Minute Man Chapter D A V sends delegates to the Holyoke state convention opening today. Friday marked the feast day mass at St Elizabeth s Hungary Church honoring Sacred Heart.
Massachusetts motorists will pay about one percent more for collision comprehensive fire and theft auto insurance set by the National Automobile Underwriters Association. Rates take effect Wednesday for new or renewed policies. Greater Boston area drivers face a small rate cut due to a superior experience record. Personal injury coverage remains compulsory under state law.
The Acton and Bedford police departments announce civil service examinations to fill vacancies as they occur. Four vacancies exist in Acton with patrolmen paid 1.75 dollars per hour. Bedford exams open for entry to the department as needed. Salary ranges from 77 to 92.25 dollars weekly.
Carlisle United Grange fair committee meets this evening at 8 in Carlisle Hall. Attendees from Lincoln Bedford Westford Carlisle plan the September 10 11 event featuring a national goat show and horse show. L N Blanchard serves as general vice chairman and Frederick H Fiduhéry handles publicity.
Concord MF and Mrs Richard H Cipollathport announce the birth of their third child at home in Cabot on June 6. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Antonio Cabot of Concord and Mrs DeVille of West Englewood NJ with Dr Charles Cipolla of Houston Texas. Great grandfather Charles Evelth of Carlisle also named.
Concord visitors chose Robert Bliss’s Balanced Figure as the festival’s most popular work earning a $100 prize. Bliss’s painting topped a display of over 200 paintings graphic works and sculptures with a one man show at Concord Library continuing through July 15.
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