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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1957
Page
2
Community notices report church meetings at 7 PM and 6 30 PM during the week. A patient at Boston General Hospital is named. A bridge on Street is under repair and opening this week. Residents of Brookestore, Mur and York City visitations are noted.
Readable bits describe eighth grade students and posters in a disjointed scene. The text hints at children and a plan to place or remove posters but specifics are unclear. Names and places are not discernible.
A fragment notes a natural bridge about 70 feet tall in Arkansas, described as among the third highest in the region. The text references a Retitil¢an mountain context but lacks full details.
Pack 30 and Pack 47 in Framingham welcomed the Aquatarians led by Cubmaster Ray and Secretary, showcasing underwater safety and a film, following MIT student drowning recovery efforts at Cambridge Reservoir. The event highlighted summer safety. time change to 7:00 PM and fudge money submissions were noted.
About 160 women from Maynard and nearby towns attended an Emerson Hospital Auxiliary program at Maynard K of C Hall showing the film Breast Cancer Self Examination. Two showings were scheduled with a morning session featuring Dr. Zehn Tullis from New England and Dan Pondview Hospitals. A project coordinator and local volunteers provided facilities and support for the event.
Mayhérd Lions Club organizes a fundraising sale tomorrow at Hawes Pl als Shop on Nason Street starting 5 pm with food items. Members wives run the sale. The group also holds a meeting and supper May 9 at 6 30 pm at Millstream restaurant with Paul Sawyer in charge. Rev A Orville Vollom named a nominating committee including Warren Bemis chair Dr Reno Orsi Michiel Zwirbla. Attendees at the District Governor Kidder testimonial at Ten Acres last Thursday included Rev and Mrs Ultom Secretary and Mrs Paul Badger and Treasurer and Mrs Bemis.
Youth Maynard Raymond F son of Elmer R and Mrs Peterson of Spring Lane Maynard enlists in the Massachusetts National Guard assigned to the Farik Cosas Infantry Regiment. Raymond uses a six month program to report for active duty training within 120 days leaving for active duty training in August. For information contact Sergeant John Furdéck at the Maynard Town House or call Glenview 90300 Lowell.
Captains and solicitors from multiple households including Mrs Mary Lauri Wik and Mrs V Pilecki visit homes to urge town residents to donate. The local campaign aims to engage the community and raise funds through solicitor calls at each home.
Sunday Maynard attends three regular worship services as the Blue Boxes collection proceeds. The annual offering will be turned over to Mrs. Job Deel, custodian, who will take it to Boston cart and present it at St. Paul's Cathedral before May 15.
Maynard Litt and others attended the 42nd Annual Conference of State Supts of Schools at Bridgewater State Teachers College on April 23. Topics included school legislation, buildings program, merit rating, and administrative organization for school systems. Students auditioned for a festival chorus in Concord Armory on April 29.
Fragmentary report notes Maynard Joseph E Booth connected with the New England Association. It mentions 1864 as a completion target for member schools and cites about 220 Massachusetts members with twelve evaluated so far. Fishermen along the coast of Bradingo go to sea with jangadas and primitive craft.
A damaged OCR fragment lists scattered names and phrases amid incoherent text. Readable elements include personal names and odd terms, but no clear event, place, date, or outcome emerges.
Students in Barrington Rhode Island and Bethesda Maryland exchanged visits and recounted travels to Washington Delaware Mountain View Portland and Washington DC. The Grade One Pixgt Gradie class at Calvin Peoldge School offered thanks while a note mentions wildlife sightings including lynx fox and weasel.
Mrs. Simone Iskian, program chairman, notes an event featuring soloists and choral groups. The evening will include dancing and refreshments. For tickets call TW 7-2334 or A838.
The Six Queens Musical was presented at the Playhouse in Rimwood Street featuring Eldine Colombo Janet Sarvinen Nancy Jarvinen Ellen Sekolowsk Cynthia Pallian and others. The program included songs and dances by an East and Batott troupe with Rangey Ms Accompatist assisting. Donations were given to Frood for the treasury.
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