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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1957

Page

6

Sudbury PTA to Welcome Parents at Fall Meeting

Sudbury Parent-Teacher Association invites parents of children to the fall meeting on May 6 at 8 00 p m in the water School Auditorium The event offers a short business session and election of officers for next year Phillip Ayigman of Second sehen er Arti val will highlight the Apron and discuss details of antich ear. Parents may meet with teachers and administrators during social hour and bring birth and vaccination certificates for registration.

Sudbury Enscavol PTA E Priahvaind Phillip Ay Igman Second Sehen Er Artival Ben Intter

Sudbury Grange Hosts Meeting and Youth Contest

The Sudbury Grange held a meeting with new members welcomed by Albert Ant the Worthy Lecturer. Visitors from Maynard and New Hampshire attended as plans advanced for a sewing jest and a traditional youth contest for ages 21 and under with handmade items to be judged at the summer meeting.

Sudbury Sudbury Grangé Mir Sudbury Linth Aftarsigond

Sudbury Community Council Meeting Details Noted

Fragmentary text shows Sudbury community council and library discussions with a meeting on an evening session. No clear date or full context available.

Sudbury

Sudbury Senior Class Trims Washington New York Trip

The Sudbury Senior Class left Friday April 12 for a multi city trip to Washington D C and New York City. Chaperones Miss Tiffany and Mr and Mrs Platine guided students who visited the Smithsonian National Gallery Mt Vernon the White House and took a moonlight Potomac cruise. They saw Rockettes Broadway shows and attended Mass at St Patricks before returning home after midnight Thursday.

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Inmate Hides Hacksaw Inside Book in Utah Jail

Salt Lake City authorities reveal an inmate attempted to smuggle a hacksaw blade glued inside the back cover of the Book of Mormon. The blade was found after a jailer, Kresh Jpretich, thumbed through it and followed a note instructing delivery to a person named Keener for a talk.

Salt Lake City Lakenty Kresh Jpretich Keener

Car Carrier Teeters Off Route 2. Driver Escapes Injury

A trailer truck left Route 2 near Acton Monday at about 4 p.m. overturning and damaging the vehicle. The driver Paul E. Preeper Jr. 34 of 492 Quincy Street Dorchester suffered minor injuries and was treated at the scene. The Overland Express carrier was heavily damaged after sliding 290 feet and knocking down 11 guide posts. Police, including Acting Chief Sir Edward J. Collins and Patrolman William Durkig Jr., investigated with Officer Richard Ferrer.

Acton Paul E. Preeper Jr Quincy Street Dorchester Richard Ferrer Val Bu ‘Overland 'Express Oi Grath Edward J. Collins William Durkig Jr

Anti-Climax Sermon At First Tadeya Society

Ret Albert N Kaucher preached on Tareisle Anti-Climax at First Tadeya Society. Altar donations came from Mr and Mrs Fred Eins of Bedford Road in memory of late parents. North Middlesex conference at Chelmsford announced. Sewing meeting at Mrs Benjamin Clark’s Lowell Road Concord. Jensen family returned to Sidney Nebraska after six weeks with Wilkie family on East Street. Antoinette of Carlisle won Bible drill prize at county Christian Endeavor.

Albert N. Kaucher Tadeya Society Plowese Fred Eins Bedford Road Ge ‘Hig Webster Robbins North Middlesex Chelmsford First Ious Society Benjamin ¥. Clark Lowell Road Concord And Agbent Jensen Iriey Ilkie Richard Sidney Neb William’ A. ‘Wilkie East Street Burlingt Antoinette ‘of Carlisle

Wilbraham Man Discovers 1907 Champion Record

In a rummage of old papers in Wilbraham Massachusetts a resident uncovered a reference to a 1907 champion. The document mentions a total bill but details are unclear from the fragment.

Wilbraham Harve E. Alley

New Elevator Safety Rules Press Buildings to Act

The 1961 ordinance requires that all elevators be upgraded to meet the 1923 code with 1950 amendments. Owners must install emergency brakes and top car devices, inspect via state inspectors, and ensure landing gates and electrical systems meet safety standards.

Bostonye Trevite Board of Elevator Regulations

Chicago 1947 science numbers set big push

A fragmented 1947 Chicago item notes a large science effort, with figures like 950000 mentioned at the start and references to scientists and major institutions shaping postwar research.

Chicago

Fragmented snippet on a boy’s reputation and weekend concerns

A partial OCR reads about a boy named Gray with a good reputation and concerns expressed over weekends. The text is garbled but hints at care or affection and social context surrounding youth.

Traffic safety drive aims to curb Concord weekend chaos

Patrolman William J. Costello notes a busy weekend as Concord schoolchildren and relatives travel to events. Police urge town cooperation to ease traffic, with improved weather and increased patrols. Businesses report many cars secured. Roxbury and Emersott connections referenced.

Local health or elected action raises questions in Be the

A fragmentary report notes concerns about a local health or elected action in Be the, with unclear details on involved figures and outcomes. The readable items mention Acton Norman and R. Veenstra as potential names tied to the matter, but specifics remain missing.

House Approves Pension Bill Despite Senate Hold

A House vote backed a bill to cut disability pension costs, while a move by Tynan to send the measure to the annual session failed 7 to 16. The bill was sent back for engrossment and has not yet reached the Senate.

Boston Io Tynan Tasinletire Resine Renin Tynan Senate

Hospital Auxiliary Holds Two Food Sales in Acton

The Acton Auxiliary organized two food sales on Saturday to raise funds. In South Acton, Mrs. Eee led the event with Mrs. George assisting. West Acton saw Mrs. K and Mrs. I aid, while Mrs. Clarence overseen crafts. Winners included Mrs. Eben and Mrs. James Gates. James Connolly won a $5 cash prize.

Acton South Acton Eee George West Acton Clarence Eeter Crafts Eben Eee James Gates James Connolly

Concord Show Opens Saturday Read at Lowell

Saturday event notices indicate Concord presents a show at Lowell with a welcoming program. The readable fragment mentions a show opening on Saturday and a reading at Lowell as part of the schedule.

Concord Lowell

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