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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1957
Page
17
The Public Utilities Commission announces fare increases on rail and trolley services. One way coach fares rise to 1.43 dollars and ticket prices go from 8.40 to 11.34, a boost up to thirty five percent. The changes take effect with the railroad filing new prices.
A lecturer argues that true freedom comes from divine Mind and Spirit. She cites healing, immortality, and the authority of God as sources of power, describing health through Christian Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
A Vermont guest preacher from St. Albus visits for a Tuesday night program at Robin Hood's Tavern Wayiah. Rev Harry dithardéon from Barrington NH preaches at a samipings worship. Rev Helen T Richméid preaches in Portland Maine May 2. Trinity extension service, Thanaity Billerica, begins May 7 with Tuesdays for three weeks. information at EM 94845. Cancer fundraiser urged by Tribitat lan Conpreatiahalett Couples Club.
Ernest G. Swigert, head of the National Association of Manufacturers, urged immediate action to curb inflation. He cited government growth and union monopoly power as key drivers, calling for restraint in federal spending and tax policy at a New England Industrial Conference in Boston.
Annual meeting held Monday at Ward Speaker Ward meeting room features principal Trae S seph D. Wace torn as representative on the special commission. Hugh Ward discusses the subject. Officers elected include President Robert S. Yoseok Natick Vice President Mrs John G. vain Ntick Recording Secretary Mrs ore 3B Bayles Weston Corresponding Secretary Mr dent Fyffe Wellesley Treasurer Dr Francis Fela Framingham Monitier board director Ralph Howe Cericord.
Concord and surrounding towns appear in a Lowell report listing recent property transfers. Names include Acton John R Blandent and Son to William A Hands and wife and multiple other deeds with buyers and properties along roads such as Mohegin road Haven road Bedford Notre Dame road and Florence street among others.
Concord notes moths and carpet beetles threaten winter woolens. A free bulletin explains control methods and household scene. County Extension Service prepares the guide titled Carpet Beetles and How They Bother.
A Salt Lake City jailer found a hacksaw blade glued inside a donated Book of Mormon left by an unidentified woman for a prisoner. Jailer Kresh Juretich reported removing the blade from the edge of the book before handing it on.
Concord Willow Red Lodge unit announces regular greeting at the home of Mrs Leonard 9 Derby Street on Monday May 6 at 730 pm Mrs Ole Burrill noble grand will open the business session A swap party will follow and notes that last meeting was well attended
The deCordova Museum announced a new day camp program for children the week of June 24 led by museum art instructors and staff. Mrs. William Miller of Watertown is appointed director bringing extensive arts education background. The camp intents to expand beyond summer classes with arts oriented activities plus nature study and athletics for a balanced program.
Miss Elizabeth C Hall and Miss Lee Comins Calder members of the Radcliffe Choral Society sang Bach St Matthew Passion in two joint concerts with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Harvard Glee Club at Symphony Hall. The events were conducted by Charles Mutith with G. Wallace Woodworth directing the Kes Choral dia and the Harvard Glee Club. Both girls are sophomores.
A diverse program for children from Gio A E Alee in Arta Will includes paint modeling pottery dramatics dance and related arts activities.
County Fair board members include Bert Interhalter farmer, Gordon Jones Lexington, John Garrity treasurer, and secretary. Other directors are Mrs Bert Watertowd Stephen Klyce Altert Doggart and Nati The fair runs on a Friday Saturday Sunday in late 1957. One quarter million new patients are admitted to mental hospitals each year.
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