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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1957

Page

16

Massachusetts Country Store Opens at Rockefeller Centre

The Massachusetts Department of Commerce York office debuts May 23 at Rockefeller Center 630 Fifth Avenue featuring an early American interior. Governor Furcolo and Governor Harriman will cut the ribbon as travel aids and Massachusetts vacation literature promote nine regional tours and toll road access.

Massachusetts York Massachusetts Department Cmmerce Rockefeller den Fifth Avenue Furcolo New York Averell Harriman Robert F Vistors Massachutts Pratt House Chelsea Paul Newland Massachusetts Air Post Bay

Concord choral festival to be held next Sunday

Concord Academy and Middlesex School chorus join for a Sunday concert at the State Armory in Concord. The program features nine movements with a 50 player orchestra accompanying 320 boys and girls. Admission is free. doors open at 3 45 p.m. directed by Miss Nancy Loring and Arthur Motter Lamb.

Concord State’ Armory Concord Academy Middlesex School Nancy Loring Arthur Motter Lamb

Carlisle High Plans Graduation in New Auditorium

This year eight students graduate at Carlisle Highland School with a ceremony in the new auditorium on Thursday June 13. The program theme asks how teens can help prevent delinquency. Next year’s class is expected to rise to twenty. Clara Barton founder of the American Red Cross was born in Oxford Massachusetts.

Carlisle Carlisle Highland School Clara Barton The American Red Cross Oxford, Mass L. Grossman Sons Everett L. Grossman James B., Lee Danbury, Conn Board of Brand Names, Foundation Conover Sarah Hart Waldorf- Astoria Hotel New York

Rotary Club Hosts Potash Mining Expert and Local Farmers

Concord Rotary welcomed Ralph G. Reynolds of International Minerals and Chemicals Corp and Thomas McGrath of Barretts Mill Road as speakers. Reynolds showed a color film The Big Difference on potash mining and use in Rainbow plant foods. The club noted no meeting on Memorial Day May 30.

Concord Philip A. Davis Ralph G. Reynolds International Minerals and Chemicals Corporation Rotary Club of Marlboro New England Telephone Company D. Edward Cleary, Jr John K. Damon Concord Woodworking Company Ayer Bedford Lexington Maynard Newton

Concord Real Estate Listings Record Transfers

Local listings show transfers in Concord and surrounding areas including Acton, Barrett and Lewis to Musello and Whipple on Main Street Prospect Street and Taylor Road. Transfer notes include Nicholas and Coburn road parcels and Orchard Road to Kace and Janek with multiple trustee and marital entities named.

Concord Lowell Acton Lewis Barrett Christopher R. Musello Main Street Dr. Orma Clark Dorothy ‘L. Whipple Prospect Street Leonard J Colweil Obert F Driscoll Taylor Road Jo Homes, Inc Donald W Gie

Selectmen Meet at Gleason Library Friday May 31

Carlisle board of selectmen will hold its next meeting at the Gleason Public Library on Friday May 31 at 8 o'clock. Chairman Everett F. Lapham reports.

Carlisle Board of Selectmen Gleason Public Library Everett. F. Lapham

Dress Revue to Highlight County Day Activities

Concord hosts County Achievement Day at Cary Memorial Hall Lexington on June 1. 4-H members display projects by 9 a.m. with judging, demonstrations, a square dance contest, lunch hour concert, and an afternoon Dress Revue featuring junior and senior 4-H fashion models. County public speaking winners Judith Plummer and Charles Rossbach will speak between events.

Concord Cary Memorial Hall Lexington Woburn 4-H Judith Plummer Westford Charles Rossbach Townsend Middlesex County University of Massachusetts

Early Dawn Rider Seen Riding Morgan Ahead of Show Season

West Acton residents spot Harry Grave lining up his Morgan mount during quiet morning rides before traffic picks up. The feature highlights the colt’s early display and local interest in upcoming horse shows.

West Acton Harry Gravelin

Women Voters Hold Massachusetts Parley in Springfield

At the annual League of Women Voters of Massachusetts convention in Springfield delegates revised the study agenda to include taxation problems in Massachusetts and parole. Sudbury delegates Mrs. Howard Mrs. Ives and Mrs. Stott reported on activities and praised the lively debate and democratic process. Professor Kermit Morrissey spoke on social philosophy in a tight money market.

Sudbury League of Women Voters of Massachusetts Springfield Massachusetts Arthur Howard David Ives Alan Stott League Kermit Morrissey Amherst Mt. Holyoke

Civil Defense Forms Asset Survey Effort In Concord

Concord civil defense officials the Red Cross and Emerson Hospital merge to survey and assign community assets for disaster response. Meetings have run for months and a questionnaire distributed by young mothers seeks a high return to map defense resources.

Concord — Civil Defense Red Cross Emerson Hospital John E. Matty Bob” Colbib Francis C. McDonald Civil Defense

Local High School Girl Wins Honors in Worcester Prize

Jéan Lamour of Burncoat High School won the Worcester I regional prize in the annual high school mathematics examination held at the University of Massachusetts Amherst under H Hills Skillings. Norton Levy, her math advisor, earns credit for the win along with the math department. The prize included a $50 check and a medal.

Jéan Lamour Burncoat University of Massachusetts Amherst H. Hills Skillings Norton Levy Lamour

Surviving kin named in nine lines obituary fragment

An OCR fragment notes surviving relatives and nephews in a brief obituary style, mentioning eight years as a mis or misrelated term and listing kin in a partial frame. The readable text provides sparse details but confirms family connections.

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