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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1956
Page
14
Lincoln Sud 4 School adheres to plans amid committee talks on contracts for buses and furniture. John W. and Lloyd W. are noted in leadership roles as the district aims to hire a superior professional staff for a new school building project and release staff appointments in coming weeks.
Coloma Michigan reports Jackie Stainbrook carries important messages by boat to her boss Curtis Coates who operates a dredge on Paw Paw Lake to deepen channels and create islands. He spends most of his time aboard the vessel acting as his office.
An extensive real estate ad feature promises abundant properties in multiple towns. It highlights four bedroom homes, acreage, and developed lots, touting continuous office hours and fast sales while noting prices, locations, and owner moves to Florida. It uses bold claims of record sales and frequent listings to attract clients.
Sudbury junior John C Hall II and Miss Zillah Lee Hall of Essex Falls N J were announced as marshals for Middlebury College Commencement weekend. John plans business economics and is a varsity football end and Phi Kappa Tau member. He recently became chairman of next year's Judicial Council and earned ranks in Blue Key and Waubanakee.
Carlisle Mrs. Jennie R. Murray of Lowell Street marked her 90th birthday last week. Her daughter Mrs. Everett V. Heald hosted a party on Sunday, after which she has lived with them for five years.
San Francisco reports the National Automobile Club states steelhead trout often reach seven years in age based on its findings.
Deardra Costello daughter of Mr and Mrs Mathew F Costello of Parker Street South Acton appears in a Dance Capades program at Parker Street Hall Maynard. She studies at the Phyllis L Richards School of Dance Maynard with photo by Cedric G Chase Waltham.
To extend vase life add a lump of sugar or camphor to the water of cut flowers. The sugar nourishes blooms while camphor inhibits bacteria, helping stems uptake and preserve fragrance longer.
The engagement of Miss Sarah Rogers Robinson of Bronxville New York and Jefferson New Hampshire to Maynard Lawrence Harris Jr of Westford Road Carlisle is announced. Miss Robinson a George School Pembroke College Columbia student, while Harris is Middlesex School Yale alumnus and U S Navy veteran. A summer wedding is planned.
California mineral history shows gold from 1849 onward worth over 12 billion dollars, but petroleum has surpassed it with about 9 billion dollars realized in the state. The figures highlight oil as the leading wealth source in California.
The Maynard School Committee invites bids for student transportation, fuel for all school buildings for July 1956 to July 1957, renovations to Emerson Junior High Arts classrooms, and repointing plus waterproofing of the Roosevelt School north wall. Bids close June 6 at 9 p.m. with openings read publicly.
Musketonnie Court of Honor at Alcott School Auditorium recognized Concord Carlisle and Lincoln scouts. Troop 31 led, presenting first and second class merit badges while Star Life and Eagle badges were awarded by Sachem Council officials. John H. Lambert led the program with several troop leaders assisting.
Acton participants Stewart Dickson Sylvia Flint Margaret Sexton Robert Morris appear in a Maynard Dramatic Club production at Parker Street Hall on June 2 with Mrs Mabel Jenks handling publicity and Mrs Dorothy Smith as business manager all residents of Acton. The Acton Catholic Woman's Guild to stage its annual dinner in Groton on Tuesday June 5 at 7 pm. Members of Edwards Quimby Post A L No 284 Ladies Auxiliary Unit plan a whist party for June 19.
The Ladies Social Circle of Carlisle Congregational Church will hold a plant and food sale on Saturday May 26 at clock at the lawn of Mrs. Charlast ings Westford street Carlisle center. All are welcome. Miss Mary Wilson daughter of Fire Chief and Mrs Waldo D Wilson Concord street has been elected vice president of Tokalon at Fitchburg State Teachers College where she is a sophomore.
Sugar cane supplies cellulose used in the production of safety glass for contemporary motor vehicles, highlighting an important material source for automotive glazing.
Carlisle School Committee and School Building Committee led by R Wright McAllister and David R Bott report progress on a six room school on Spalding Park land. The $194000 project aims for September classes and involves new equipment plans.
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