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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1954
Page
7
Fragmentary text mentions Anna Wohl and a council note with times four to eight and an oil reference. It references an accident or event with numbers 593 and 407 and a canvas of contributions, but details are unreadable.
Concord couple Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Antognoni of Sudbury Road welcome their second child and first son, Peter, born Saturday March 13 at Emerson Hospital. The baby joins older sister Susan, with grandpar ents Mr. and Mrs. Ivan D. Servais of West Concord and Mr. and Mrs. Seccondo Antognoni of Concord. great-grandparents include Mrs. Rhoda Curley of West Concord and D. A. Servais of Andover and Lexington.
Historic Dighton Rock could be moved to a shrine like Plymouth Rock under a Massachusetts bill. The rock bears an inscription linked to explorer Miguel Corte Real from 1511, though markings have been attributed to Norsemen.
Sudbury Grange No. 121 founded March 6 1885 observed its 69th anniversary at the March 9 meeting with the Past Masters Candle light service. Mrs Marion L Johnson served as speaker, the event directed by Past Master Albert A Tallant and included many former Masters such as Fred A Noyes and Maude M Clark among others.
Maynard patrons and businesses are urged to donate to the Red Cross Drive now under way. The local quota is $1200 and requires broad participation within two weeks. Volunteers are called to service as solicitors in residential areas and city offices, with contact via Marlboro 158 or the Secretary at City Hall Marlboro.
Johnson led as Master of the Chelmsford Grange and Mid dlesex-North Pomona Grange. Mrs. Maude M. Clark presented Golden Sheaves for 50 years of Sudbury Grange membership to Mrs. Lillian Goodnow and Mrs. Angie Wilson, and Silver Certificates to Mrs. Ruth Oliver and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hawes. The program remembered Charles M. Gardner, who recently passed. Next Sudbury Grange meeting is March 23 with 7:30 business, then a public open meeting featuring the high school program.
Maynard Methodist church members and friends have pledged more than 8500 toward an 11000 budget for 1954 55. The drive, led by Edmund Beebe, aims to free the church from financial worries for a full year and support its preaching and fellowship programs.
Sudbury The Woman's Association of Memorial Congregational Church held its March meeting on Thursday the 11th with a covered dish luncheon hosted by Mrs. C Arvid Nelson. Miss Elsie Simonds led the program on World Missions and the Second Mile Gift dedication, sharing her lifelong interest in missions alongside Rev Ernest Bodenweber. Both speakers stressed missionary work's importance.
Maureen Lynch, five, wandered after a movie in Portland. An off-hand question about her phone number revealed she lived at 4 0934. Daveees who found her alerted Glovsky, and the case closed.
Sudbury Girl Scouts and Brownies will visit the Sudbury Woman's Club for a special Thursday March 25 gathering at the lower Sudbury Town Hall at 3 o clock. The afternoon marks Girl Scout birthday and Juliet Low Day with a Ballet Class entertainment by Mrs. J Fleet Cowden. Refreshments follow.
The Sudbury Regional School Committee and a Lincoln panel will appoint Robert S. Childs Luther M. Child Jr and John Woods to serve on a joint regional education committee. The action aims to coordinate high capacity planning and shared services across communities.
On an average day at the Milford Michigan proving grounds drivers log about 30 000 miles testing GM and other cars, demonstrating endurance and performance across varied conditions.
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