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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1954
Page
3
Fragmentary notes describe a truck collision with a tree near Dodger Town. The driver is said to have sustained injuries. details about vehicle parts and locations are incomplete. Nearby events discuss food contributions and community festivities involving Hadley Greenawalt Jonathen and Wellesley residents.
Acton students will have a weekly cafeteria menu with daily choices. Monday offers a hamburger bun potato chips lettuce salad fruit and milk. Tuesday features baked beans relish bread and butter sandwiches butterscotch pudding and milk. Wednesday provides turkey a la king or test buttered peas cranberry sauce ice cream and milk. Thursday serves ground beef and gravy mashed potatoes buttered corn peanut butter sandwich grapefruit and milk. Friday includes tomato soup toasted cheese sandwich pineapple and milk.
Sympathy is extended to Warren Seymour Archibald Jr of Lowell road on the death of his father Rev. Seymour Archibald minister of the South Congregational Church Hartford Connecticut. Archibald formerly served as assistant minister of the Old South Church Boston. Surviving are wife Mary and son Thomas L. Archibald of Hartford. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon in Hartford.
Concord expects a public open house Sunday at Conantum in Concord to showcase 12 of the modern Carl Koch homes including Koch’s own residence. Proceeds from the 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. tour will aid the Kalmia Fund supporting the community’s preservation and development efforts along the Sudbury River.
Sudbury church group held its annual luncheon and meeting with Charles Way of the Coach House Antique Shop presenting antique pieces and sharing collecting tales. Officers for 1954-55 were elected and various committee chairs named.
Dr Francis C McDonald spoke on Some Problems of School Age Children at the West Concord PTA meeting. He outlined health, infectious disease and emotional issues, followed by a question period. Officers for next year were elected including President Vice President Treasurer Secretary and nominating chair.
A large auction will be held on the lawn of the Emmons Estate in Sudbury on Saturday. Many interesting articles including bric a brac and antiques will be sold. A tent will cover the area and a caterer will provide refreshments.
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