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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1955
Page
7
Clark and the Concord Soil Conservation Service outline several drainage improvement jobs ready to start in Lincoln Ames DeNor and surrounding towns. The program emphasizes efficient use of every acre, with complete farm conservation plans to protect and improve land while boosting farm profitability.
An upcoming United Class service at the schoolhouse will be held Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Tickets require name and local participant details. event announced by organizers.
Concord Walden Royal Arch Chapter hosted Con cord Chapter De Molay officers at a regular meeting in the Masonic Temple. Master Councilor David LeBallister led five initiates, at the invitation of high priest Robert P. Condit. The DeMolay group hosted a social hour after the ceremony.
West Concord Mr. and Mrs. Archibald H. Bowse of 2 Central announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Jean Bowse to Joseph Giordano son of Mrs. John Giordano and the late Mr Gior dano of 134 Orchard Watertown. Both graduates work at Lincoln Laboratory Bedford. A June wedding is planned.
The obituary honors Ernest R Stock describing a life rich with art, design, and adventure. It notes his New York skyline canvases, Breton fishing fleet seascapes, self built house and boat, family ties, and his World War I service for England.
On April 12 Concord high school hosts a second open house for parents. Principal John F. Donovan and faculty expect many attendees to review student progress since the last parent-teacher conference.
Community announcements include a 40th wedding anniversary observed by Mr and Mrs Eldridge at a family dinner. a bowling party at Maynard at 7 45 p m. birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Fellows of Sudbury Road. a science fair judge from Concord High School at Framingham High. senior youth fellowship at Trinitarian Church with Betty Ogilvie leading worship. Men's Club program with Jack Onislow as speaker. Willow Rebekah Lodge delegation to Waltham. William J Dolan offering local insurance services. John D Fitzpatrick returning home after hospital stay and planning to resume work.
During winter indoor firing at the State Armory .22 cal rifles, HW rifle team 14 placed 14th among 144 entries with 18 percent. In the 182d Regiment they finished third behind Company F of Waltham and Company K of Malden. Team members include SFC Robert French SFC William Kendall Sergt William Bovey Sergt Leslie Raven Corp Leonard Kendall and Corp Walter Dow. On Sunday April 3 the unit will drill outdoors at Wakefield rifle range with familiarization and qualification firing for pistol carbine M1 rifle and machine gun. Church services will be held at the range in the morning.
Concord doctor Richard R. Dooley addressed the Rotary Club on Thursday sharing a clear analysis of economic and political conditions in the Philippines where he was stationed. He said Filipinos are friendly to America but face economic problems needing understanding and cooperation. John Flannery chaired. guests from the high school included Victor Palmucchi and Robert Oakes.
Acton residents Mr and Mrs Frank C Towne of 788 Main Street North Acton welcomed a daughter born last Thursday March 24 at the Waltham Hospital. Edwards Quimby Post A L No 294 meets April 11 at the South Acton Fire Station with Commander Stanley A Nedza presiding. Holy Thursday adoration at St Elizabeths Church West Acton with Holy Name Society men. First Saturday mass April 2 at 9 am.
Confessions will be heard tonight at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church West Acton for the First Friday mass of April to be celebrated tomorrow at 7 o clock. Local Nashoba Valley Court of Amaranthy members plan to attend the Worcester court officer installation tonight with local members assisting. Holy Week begins Palm Sunday April 3.
The marriage banns were published at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church West Acton for Kathleen Maureen Sweeney of West Acton and Daniel Francis Curran of West Roxbury and for Joseph F Dee Jr formerly of this town and Elizabeth Gaffney of Dorchester.
Dr and Mrs Vincenzo Calvaresi of Bedford, longtime members of the Concord Dog Training Club, are noted for their prize Maltese dogs who have won numerous prizes in leading shows as featured in a Hub Sunday paper.
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