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Concord Enterprise
Thenterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Federal aid debate and other odds and ends
An opinion piece surveys federal school funding versus state and local finance, critiques White House Conference reporting, notes rising bank holdups and shifting crime patterns, and quips on public opinion surveys, Gaza knowledge gaps, and pencil sales with erasers.
Out-of-town births listed at Emerson Hospital
Concord area families welcomed new children this past week at Emerson Hospital. An April 23 daughter to Richard and Mrs Pacy of Littleton. an April 23 son to Sulo and Mrs Hakkarainen of Maynard. an April 23 daughter to Edmund Beebe of Concord and Maynard. an April 24 son to Edward Ware of Harvard. an April 26 son to George Bezanson of Maynard. an April 26 son to Arthur Carlton of Maynard. an April 27 son to William Pierre of Lexington. an April 27 daughter to Donald Strong of Maynard. an April 27 son to Arnold McDowell of Littleton. and an April 29 son to John and Mrs McElroy of Littleton.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Richard Pacy
Old Post Road
Littleton
Sulo Hakkarainen
Silver Hill Street
Maynard
Edmund W. Beebe
Warren Avenue
Edward R. Ware
Finn Road
Harvard
George W. Bezanson
Great Road
Arthur Carlton
Concord Street
William V. Pierre
Bow Street
Lexington
Donald B. Strong
Arnold N. McDowell
Lillian Road
John C. McElroy
Goldsmith Street
Concord Players Present Bell Book and Candle
The Concord Players stage Bell Book and Candle May 10 11 and 12 at the Veteran's Building. Directed by Raymond Baldwin and Helen S Peterson the small cast delivers wit whimsy and suspense in a light comedy praised for its pace and interpretation. Reserve at Richardson's.
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Concord
Concord Players
John van Druten
Red Sox
Raymond Baldwin
Helen S. Peterson
Richardson's
Concord Woman's Club Elects New Board at First Meeting
The Concord Woman's Club held its first board session at president Mrs. Harold J. Ames's home on Preston Road. Plans for the year were mapped and duties assigned. Attendees included Mrs. Calvin Brown, Mrs. Henry Webster Jr, Mrs. Joseph T. Brown, Mrs. Wendell P. Raymond, and others. A dessert and coffee gathering preceded the meeting. The next session is set for Monday June 4 at 11 45 AM at Mrs. Wilmot's home.
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Concord
Concord Woman’s Club
Harold J. Ames
Preston Road
Calvin Brown
Henry Webster, Jr
Joseph T. Brown
Wendell P. Raymond
Charles Chamberlain
John Doyle
Kenneth Curtis
William Kemp
Clifford
Cullinanes Welcome Third Daughter in Concord Family
Mr and Mrs Edward J Cullinane Jr announce the birth of their third daughter on April 27 at Emerson Hospital. Mother Jacqueline O Neill, grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward J Cullinane of Concord, Mrs Grace O Neill of Sonford, and great grandmother Mrs Sarah Ann Elizabeth Suker of Provincetown are named.
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West Concord
Edward J. Cullinane, Jr
Commonwealth Avenue
Emerson Hospital
Cullinane
Jacqueline O'Neill
Edward J.? Cullinane
Concord
Grace
C. O'Neill
Sonford
Sarah
Ann Elizabeth Suker
Provincetown
Kansas State College bans Hell Week by fraternities
Manhattan Kansas fraternity members vote to outlaw Hell Week with an overwhelming majority. President James A McCain lauds the move as demonstrating responsible leadership.
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Manhattan, Kan
UIP
Kansas State College
James A. McCain
C D A Meet Next Tuesday at Our Lady Help Church
West Concord Court Our Lady Help of Christians C D A No 1116 holds its monthly meeting on Tuesday May 8 at 8 pm in Our Lady Church hall. Mrs Julia LeSage grand regent presides. Election of officers and plans for the May 20 communion breakfast. District Deputy Helen Nover will attend with co chairs Mrs Clara Lawton and Miss Marie McPhillips.
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West Concord — Court
Our Lady Help of Christians
C.D.A
Our Lady’s Church Hall
Julia LeSage
Helen Nover
Dorchester
Clara Lawton
Marie McPhillips
LeSage
Emma Tombeno
Swampscott
Lewis F. Kearn
Our Lady’s
Neighbor Night at Concord Grange Held in Hall
Concord Concord Grange No. 150 hosted a Neighbor Night at Pete Bulkeley School Hall Tuesday with Marion Clark presiding. Guest speaker Dorothy Worden of Auburn delivered an inspiring talk, Leila M. Blake played piano, and refreshments followed. Visitors came from Acton Bedford Billerica Carlisle Dunstable Groton Lexington Maynard Mendon Needham Sudbury. A whist party was announced for May 22 at Bertha Johnson’s home.
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Concord
Concord Grange
Pete Bulkeley
Marion Clark
Dorothy Worden
Auburn
Leila M. Blake
Bedford
Acton
Billerica
Carlisle
Dunstable
Groton
Lexington
Maynard
Mendon
Needham
Sudbury
Bertha Johnson
Berretts Mill Road
Whist Party Benefit At Our Lady’s Church
A whist party for the Our Lady's Church in West Concord will be held at the church hall on Monday May 14 at 8 PM. Holy Name Society officers supervise the event with prizes, refreshments, and a ticket system run by a committee including Alexander McEachern and Rudolph Currier. Tickets are available from officers and listed committee members. admission is nominal.
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West Concord
Our Ladys’ Church
Our Lady’s Church Hall
The
Holy Name Society
Alexander F. McEachern
James V. McMullen
Rudolph W. Currier
Richard J. Loughlin
Concord senior and youth choirs prepare spring season
West Concord Union Church hosts the senior chorus rehearsal on May 9 at 7 45 PM and the youth choir on Thursday at 6 15 PM directed by Mrs. Nina Lind and Mrs. J Fred Engebretsen. Concord Chorus, led by Miss Nancy Loring, presents its 11th spring concert May 22 at 8 PM at Wells Hall performing Mendels Elijah. A Mothers Day service with Holy Baptisms is set for May 13 at 11 AM at Trinitarian Congregational Church.
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West Concord Union Church
Nina Lind
J. Fred Engebretsen
Concord Chorus
Nancy Loring
Wells A. Hall Memorial Auditorium
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Sudbury Gardens Club to Meet for Wild Flower Lecture
The Sudbury Gardens Club meets at Mrs. Kenyon B. Ely's home on Wednesday May 9 at 2 30 p m. An illustrated lecture titled A New Slant on Wild Flower Conservation will be presented.
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Sudbury Gardens Club
Kenyon B. Ely
Geologists Predict Niagara Falls Rapid Transformation
Geologists forecast that over the next millennium Niagara Falls will gradually erode into a chain of rapids altering the famous水course and tourist landscape as the river shifts its flow and power.
Sudbury Women Attend Middlesex-Mendon District Meeting
A group of Sudbury women from the Woman's Association of Memorial Congregational Church attended the Spring Meeting of the Middlesex Mendon District at Pilgrim Congregational Church in Southboro. The day featured reports, dedications, and speakers including Mrs Robert E Crawford and Rev Samuel L Laviscount.
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Sudbury
Woman's Association
Memorial Congregational Church
Middlesex-Mendon
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Southboro
Lawrence Cooper
Ladies Home Missionary, Society
Spencer Crosbie
Robert E. Crawford
Woburn
David Cross
Everett Stephens
Samuel L. Laviscount
St. Mark’s
Roxbury
Massachuset
Harry L. Ames
A. M. Beckwith
Ames
James L. Bartlett
Albert Tallant
Elsie Simonds
Genevieve Haven
Grange Hosts Past Masters Night Meeting
Acton Center-Next meeting of Acton Grange No. 259 will be held on Tuesday May 8 at 8 oclock in the Town hall Mrs Joyce Ryan master will greet visitors Past Masters Night will be observed with invited past masters filling the chairs The program is being arranged by the past master Granges invited to take part in Neighbors Night program include Lincoln Bedford LIt tleton Lexington and Framingham Acton Grange will host the refreshment hour
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Acton Center
Acton Grange
P. of H
Town Hall
Joyce Ryan
Lincoln
Bedford
Littleton
Lexington
Framingham
Square Dance Night by South Acton Couples Club
The South Acton Congregational Church Couples Club held a square dance on April 28 with 15 attendees. The Walter Torkelsons and George Pedersons led and provided refreshments. The next gathering is bowling at Harvard Bowling Alleys on May 26, with meeting at the church at 7 30 p m and donuts after.
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South Acton
C. M. Davis Cole
MacFarlands
Trinity Church Concord Plans May Activities
Trinity Episcopal Church announces a May schedule including a children’s fair work night on Monday May 7 at Warren Jenney barn Monument street 7 30 p m a women’s work day May 2 10 a m to 3 p m with box luncheon a Christian Education workshop May 2 8 15 p m the Altar Guild annual meeting after Holy Communion May 10 at Mrs Richard M Cameron's Barretg Mill road with box luncheon and a confirmation class May 9 at 8 p m.
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Concord
Trinity Episcopal Church
Warren Jenney
Monument Street
Altar Guild
Richard M. Cameron
Barrettg Mill Road
Amuse-Signed Auto Collision Stop Joke
An Amherst police stop sign reading May I have the neat dents? was found on the scene of a Buffalo automobile collision, reported by United Press. The sign adds a humorous twist to a local traffic incident with no injuries noted.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Amherst
Police to curb motorists near fire scenes in Acton Stow area
Fire Chief H Stuart MacGregor urged Police Chief Michael J Foley to stop drivers who block or park too close to fires. A Sunday meeting with deputy chiefs Clarence Frost Lloyd Priest and Arno Perkins resulted in an agreement to tag violators and enforce a 800 foot safe zone around fire apparatus.
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Acton
H. Stuart MacGregor
Michael J. Foley
Stow
Red Acre Road
MacGregor
Foley
Sudbury Sophomores Plan Carousel Dance Event
The Sudbury sophomore class is organizing a ballroom style Carousel Dance directed by John Green Jr with music by Melody Men. Richard McLean leads the dance committee as tickets go on sale and posters go up around town. A separate sports note reports Weston defeating Sudbury 8 to 1 with Trussell and DeMont among the players.
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John Green, Jr
Richard McLean
Mary Ann Ashley
Dick McLean
Rhe Weston
Sudbury
Warren DeMont
McLean
Steve Moore
Dave Abrahamson
Randy Hairston
John Moulton
Frank Vana
Denis Pizza
al Moulton
Mayo
Trussell
DeMont
Sudbury Kiwanis Seeks Donated Camp Items for Children
The Sudbury Kiwanis Club asks for donations to send about 20 children aged 7 to 14 to two week camp sessions in July and August. Goods needed include blankets, sheets, towels, clothing, footwear, rainwear, and swim gear. Donations can be left at Hall's Insurance Agency by May 15, with committee members listed for contact.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Kiwanis Club
Hall
Hall’s Insurance Agency
Vid W. Hapgood
Daniel Buttner
Leslie Hall
George Bell
Florence Crane
Paper Drive Reminder for Sudbury May 5
Sudbury residents are reminded of the Layman’s Service Fellowship paper drive to be conducted on Saturday May 5. Nye Rosa at Hilltop 3 6435 will pick up papers for a good cause.
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Sudbury
Nye Rosa
Hilltop
Watercolor Exhibit Brightens High School Hall
Mr. Coleman leads a class whose watercolors depict familiar places and scenes from marine history to mature views. Notable artists include 9th graders Karen Anderson through Joanne Parks, 10th graders Patricia Ryan to Joy Fletcher, and 12th graders Louis Cassella, William Carroll, and Nancy Polhamus.
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Coleman
Artis
Karen Anderson
Cynthia Chapin
Judith Fredey
Rebecca Dodge
Clark Davenport
Carol Clippinger
Christine Nelson
Joanne Parks
Patrician Ryan
Josephine White
Richard MacLean
Joy Fletcher
Louis Casella
William Carroll
Nancy Polhamus
Sudbury Red Cross Drives Raises 1756 for Community
The Sudbury Chapter reports a successful fund drive raising 1756 dollars, topping the 1604 quota. The drive funds expanded Home Service transportation to hospitals for polio victims and supports a Water Safety Program offering swimming instruction and transit to Briardale Beach for second grade students.
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Sudbury
American Red Cross
Home Service
Red Cross
Briardale Beach
Sudbury Health Officials Await Salk Polio Vaccine
The Sudbury Board of Health has been notified by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health that the Salk polio vaccine should be available for Sudbury children soon. Further notices will appear in local papers. Homemakers plan a supper for members and husbands on Tuesday May 8 at 7 p.m. at Memorial Congregation church vestry. Afterward Mrs. E Claude Welch will present slides and speak on the Arab Jewish Question.
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Subury Board of Health
Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Sudbury
Focal Papers
Memorial Congregation Church Vestry
E. Claude Welch
Belmont
Probate Court license to sell Mary Finlay Howe estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court issues license to sell real estate of Mary Finlay Howe late of Concord by private sale. Objections must be filed in Cambridge court by May 28 1956. John C Leggat First Judge. John J Foley Register. May 3 10 17
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Mary Finlay Howe
Concord
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
John C. Leggat, Esquire
John J. Foley
Register
Rosamond Hepburn
Gerome Brush
Esquire
Bid Notice for School Repairs in Concord Massachusetts
The notice invites sealed bids for labor and roofing work at Peter High School and Thoreau section as part of Chapter 645 amendments. Bids marked Work Div are due by May 15 at the Town Office with opening on May 15. Subcontractors and bidders must meet specifications and notify by a stated day.
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Concord
Canon Tee
Rel Street
Setts
The
Pleasant
Massachusetts
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