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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1955
Page
5
The column reviews rose care from experts including Mrs Hesday and Mrs Ken, noting safer planting, soil handling, and compost practices. It cites residents of Needham and Peakham with congratulations for new babies, while mentioning local addresses and unnamed individuals in a general community column.
Police chief Warns parents about street play hazards while urging cooperation. Local residents share illness recovery news. Hale high reunion registrations due by May 28 with Vivian Wanhatalo. American Legion Auxiliary officers elected. Mrs. M P Lewis becomes great grandmother. Camporee chairman Orrin Benjamin named for Mohawk District Boy Scouts at Parmenter Reservation May 20. Grange memorial May 1, Romans meets Westboro Thursday. 4 H Club meets at Karen Wright’s home.
The Ladies Social Circle held a noon dinner at Carlisle Congregational Church with Mrs. Hazel Dutton presiding. Boy Scouts meet tonight at the brick school house. The Ever Ready Class meets Tuesday evening May 24. The Men’s Club plans a cookout and softball game Monday June 6 at Spaulding Park. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
At the intersection of Hosmer Street and Route 2 in Acton, two cars collided Friday at 11 53 p m. Driver Francis R Loynd Jr 18 of West Concord and Peter M Coy 33 of Lowell Were injured along with Virginia Newton 18 of South Acton both cars were badly damaged and towed to local garages.
Manchester New Hampshire May 19 Sunbeam Bread unveils a new improved loaf with Three Great Food Extras extra Milk Proteins extra Calcium and extra Vitamin D to boost nourishment. Bakery President Oail O Cote says the firm is pleased to offer a better loaf and wraps the product in cellophane for the first time. No price change is announced.
Sudbury residents contributed to the 1955 Easter Seal campaign raising over 246000 toward a 320000 Massachusetts goal for crippled children and adults. Seals remain open for gifts with most funds staying in state for direct services. return envelopes available at local post offices. Minnesota notes 30000 miles of fishing streams and 11007 lakes.
Concord and area families welcome ten newborns in a week long report from Emerson Hospital. Names include a son for Joseph and Mrs Busa in Lexington May 10 and daughters for Anthony Maynard Fay and Button, plus sons for Hopkins and Contini, among others in Maynard Littleton Stow and Sudbury.
Sudbury Boy Scouts report success for the upcoming Rodeo at Doucette Field on May 29 and 30 starting at 2 p m each day to raise funds for the Sudbury Boy Scout Building Fund including cabin repairs. A ballet presented Saturday evening by Letty Cowden's pupils highlighted local youth talent.
Local Bedford parents celebrate newborns at Emerson Hospital with four births listed. Donald J. Socor los and spouse welcome a daughter on May 10. John Barr and spouse greet a son on May 11. Milton A. Howe and spouse announce a daughter on May 11. Charles W. Goss and spouse announce a son on May 15. The Detroit River is noted as the world’s busiest waterway.
Sudbury Kiwanis Club reports a well attended Guest Night with many guests expected to join. Albert LaRossee spoke on Safety, delivering an informative, colorful talk. Carl ton Bilms Sr replaces Allen G Bowry as Sudbury Trustee, bringing Kiwanis experience. The club invites charitable groups to present problems to the Board for potential assistance.
Firefighters from Sudbury Marleboro Hudson and the State battled a large blaze in the State Forest last Thursday. The fire started early morning and burned over 200 acres before crews gained control.
The text urges the Kiwanis to take the idea under advisement and report to the club at the next meeting to avoid confusion and concentrate efforts on the many causes in which they may become active.
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