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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1954
Page
8
A Spot Check of 157 manufacturers shows that 61 percent report slowed activity due to the broader downturn. Managers foresee a possible second quarter uptick but emphasize uncertain durability and reliance on improved sales and efficiency.
Five members Sadie Hoffman Loret ta Walsh Katie Colombo Bunny Arsenault and Irene Tompkins attended the State Convention at the New Ocean House Swampscott on May 3. Lucille Rizzo of Melrose was named president elect. Past president Hazel McLaughlin led a project to purchase wheelchairs and a walker for Kennedy Foundation.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy during bereavement. Signed by Mr and Mrs Fred Taylor and family.
J B Brown reports two men drove up to his DeLand Florida gift shop took a crystal ball from the display and fled. The other text mentions a method to wash a paint roller for smoother results using warm soapy water.
Sudbury on May 8 2 38 p m a call from George Lupien of Horse Pond road reported a choking two year old child The child revived enough to be transported to Framingham Union Hospital in the Chief s car On May 9 9 15 pm a Ham mar family on Peakham Road faced rising water caused by twenty feet of earth dam washed out Water rose rapidly forcing a boat evacuation Then the pond near Peakham and Old Lancaster Road drained and waters subsided The town had just purchased and received fire hose under Article 26 from Parker Albee Concord road Sudbury
Birmingham based worker J. T. Williams, age 81, declares he has no intention of quitting his job. He has spent 45 years climbing trees to trim them and expects to continue indefinitely.
Sudbury Woman's Club held its annual luncheon and meeting at the 1775 House in Lexington with over 70 members present. Charter members from 1910 attended, birthdays observed, and new officers were elected, followed by reports and committee appointments. A hats program closed the gathering, and painting tips were shared for window protection.
In a May work period several council members and volunteers assisted a Girl Scout camp near Sudbury. Mrs. Ethan Hula Ter Carol Anter and Mrs. Carl led teams to reinforce tent platforms build railing repairs. They painted, repaired screen doors and swing hinges, and installed new dining hall platforms while crews refreshed the camp area.
A sales pitch explains dollars missed when not saving and promotes United States Savings Bonds. It promises a guaranteed four to three return and notes the payoff occurs in under ten years, urging immediate investment with reassurance of safety.
SUDBURY Misses Joyce and Deborah Maynard daughters of Mr and Mrs Rogers Maynard spent Mother's Day with their grandmother Mrs Henry T Maynard on Maples Avenue. Radcliffe College students Janet Hand Marjorie White and Allan Armitage exhibited paintings in a Christchurch Waltham show. Mrs George S Buxton of Saxon’s River Vermont visited daughter Miss Ruth Buxton on Peakham Road. A colored image of the First Parish Church Sudbury appears in New England Electrotype Company magazine. Mr and Mrs William Goulding spent the weekend in New Britain Conn with Mrs George Bean.
Local notice lists J. Carrell as president and Miss Blake as secretary. Mrs. Earl fills a key role, with J. Grant Bout and others named for town positions aboard the ship and boat committee.
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