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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1954

Page

5

Real estate listings flood in with homes for sale

A flood of property listings from Marlboro and surrounding towns shows multiple houses, farms, and parcels for sale. Advertised features include large lots, garages, modern kitchens, central heating, and expansion potential. Prices range from several thousand to tens of thousands, with several two family homes and rental possibilities highlighted.

Mass Fair City Marlboro En St Sam's Lake Boon Main St Cordaville Rd Bendix Hanson's

Colleges Accept More Concord High Students

June approaching brings a surge of Concord High students gaining college admission. Ellen Mullaney of 105 Main Street heads to the College of St Elizabeth in New Jersey for psychology. Caroline Brooks plans art teaching after attending Massachusetts School of Art. Dartmouth will welcome three Concord students including Owen Nichols Robert Downey and Dave DeRuzzo pursuing liberal arts history and mathematics.

Bob Marshall J. Witherer Central Street Massachusetts School of Art Caroline Brooks Caroline Albert S. Brooks Concord Turnpike Lincoln Dartmouth Concord Owen Nichols H. F. Nichols Fairhaven Road Robert Downey James E. Downey Lexington Road Dave DeRuzzo Lays Brook Road

Apple Blossom Tea and Hobby Exhibit At Banquet Home

West Acton residents attended the Apple Blossom Tea and Hobby Exhibit at Mrs. Harold V. Banquet’s Nashoba Road home. About 180 people viewed exhibits including David Inney’s hand crafted chessmen and ships, a 20 436 piece quilt by Mrs. Steeper, antique milk glass by Mrs. Goodwin, and floral arrangements led by Mrs. Jenks. Spinning of angora rabbit hair by Mrs. Froberg and textiles by Mrs. Meehan were also shown alongside woven and carved pieces from several local exhibitors.

West Acton Harold V Nashoba Road sAmong David Inney Seaman Steeper Goodwin

Civil Defense Demonstrates Incident Flood Response in Concord

Concord Civil Defense staged an incident to illustrate flood response as the Assabet River overflowed near Conant Shirley Pine streets and Route 62. Wardens, mobile units, Boy Scouts and division leaders coordinated medical fire police and engineering tasks while Cambridge observers praised Concord’s preparedness. Coffee and doughnuts followed served by Red Cross canteen volunteers.

Assabet Conant Street Shirley Street Pine Street Route 62 Civil Defense Civil Defense Advisory Council Civil Defense Agency Col John E. Mutty James H. Volkmann Bradford E. Robinson Marshall J. Witherell Thomas D. Tombeno Gladys E. H. Hosmer Helen B. Shaw Rexford Daniels Barbara H. Pratt John J. Sheehan West Concord C. Waldo MacWilliams John E. McSweeney Charles Lombardo William Cassidy Francis McHugh Harold W. Chase Andrew L. Petersen Daniel J. O’hare Cambridge Civil Defense Agency Concord Cambridge Concord Chapter American Red Cross

Parkers Welcome Their 4th Child Second Daughter

Lincoln Mr and Mrs William J Parker Jr of Emerson Hospital announce the birth of Judith Mary their fourth child and second daughter on May 4. Mrs Parker is formerly of Carlisle and Mr Parker formerly of Concord. Grandparents are William J Parker Sr of Concord and Mrs Passas of Carlisle. Great grandmother Mary Devlin of Onset.

Lincoln Wiliam J. Parker, Jr Evangeline Passas Old Winter Street Judith Mary Emerson Hospital Parker Carlisle Concord William J. Parker

New Officers Elected in Court Our Lady Help of Christians

At a Tuesday meeting of Court Our Lady Help of Christians C D A No 1416 Mrs Flora Clyne was elected to lead next year succeeding Mrs EthelDaton who presided Mrs Gladys Dustin was chosen vice regent to succeed Mrs Nancy Dee Dal ton will attend the state convention at Pittsfield

West Concord Our Lady Help of Christians Flora Clyne Bedford Street Ethel Daton Old Bedford Road Gladys Dustin East Acton Nancy Dee Bedford Street Dalton Pittsfield

State costs rise need new revenue for Massachusetts

Massachusetts faces a potential 25 million dollar deficit by 1959 unless new revenue is raised. Budget Commissioner William H. Bixby cites rising long term obligations and commitments through March 31. Proposals include a 2 percent sales tax and a graduated income tax, though both face opposition from labor unions and business groups.

Boston Massachusetts William H. Bixby Bixby Chambers of Commerce Special Commission On Taxation Robert F. Bradford Fiscal Survey Commission Cushing VA Framingham

New Additions at Memorial Library Here

Acton Memorial Library lists new acquisitions including novels, biographies, histories, and children's titles such as The Silent Pool, Grania of Hastle O har a, Native Moon, Sayonara, The Final Secret of Pearl Hartvor, and U S Grant and the American Military Tradition among others.

Memorial Library Acton Acton Memorial Library St. Pascal’s Love Anita Kathy Cross Delahanty Pearl Hartvor

Acton Couple Welcome First Son William Thomas

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Berg of 19 Railroad Street Acton announce the birth of their first son William Thomas on May 7 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John O. Peterson of Concord and Mr. and Mrs. Thorleif A. Berg of West Concord. great grandparents include Olaf Peterson Axel Berg and Mr. Tervo of Stow.

St. George’s Episcopal Church Maynard David R. Covell Robert Arthur Wood West Concord Phyllis Shaw John H. Shaw Bradford Street Arthur Wood Hillside Avenue Keith Martin South Acton William A. Berg Railroad Street William Thomas Emerson Hospital John O. Peterson Thorleif A. Berg West Concord Olaf Peterson Axel Berg Tervo Stow

RUMMAGE SALE in South Acton May 22

A rummage sale organized by the Ladies Circle of the Universalist Church of South Acton will be held Saturday May 22 at 10 o clock in front of the dry goods store. The public is invited to attend.

Abc County Group Defends Claims Against County Officials

The Association for Better County Government denounces Middlesex County figures as it blasts what it calls dictatorial control over county affairs. The group cites friction over Extension Service director Allee MacDougall and trustees and pledges a full investigation into county administration.

Andrew Middlesex County Boston, Daily Helen T. Sellew Allee Ee, MacDougall Pris Applin Ang Gormibye Extension Service Alisister MacDougall Messrs Applin Ami MacDougall County Extension Service Gj¢' Tate

Nashoba Beagle Trials Set Sunday at Nashoba Club

Nashoba Sportsmen's Club hosts Nashoba Valley beagle trials and drag championships on Sunday May 16 at Route 27 grounds. Events include 13 and 15 inch beagles and harrier hounds with trophies and ribbons, followed by drag hunts and a beach show. Officials include Master of hounds Sher r Sebastian and judges Ed Jensen Owen Flynn and others.

North Acton Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club Nashoba Valley Nashoba Narry Grounds Mem’bers Sherr Sebastian Ed Jensen Owen Flynn Charlie Harrison Bill Fuller Dick Kendall Sam Grennell Vern Atwood Sherm Frost Karl Jones

Acton 89 Percent of Cancer Campaign Goal Raised

Acton town officials report 89 percent of its annual cancer campaign quota raised under Chairman O Keeffe. Donations remain welcome as Littleton and Concord also exceed their goals. local chairman John Goddard and Mrs Andrew Hepburn oversee the drive.

Acton O’keeffe Littleton Concord Andrew Hepburn John Goddard

Soft Landing in New Haven Woman Falls From Window

A 12 year old girl named Daryl Weiss fell 25 feet from a second floor window in west New Haven and crawled back inside to tell her mother before escaping. The incident occurred as she landed on sandy ground and was unharmed. Hawthorne Chapter will hold a charity food sale next Friday at 10 o clock at Larry's Flower Shop on Main Street beneath the Enterprise office.

West New Haven Daryl Weiss Sandy Hawthorne Bit S Opéen Larry Main Street Enterprise Office

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