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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1954

Page

3

Sudbury Bridges hearing on Oct 28 for Route 27 upgrade

A public hearing at Wayland Town Hall on October 28 assessed replacing the old four arch and causeway bridges over the Sudbury River with a new straightened route and a modern bridge. Representatives from Wayland and Sudbury, plus engineers and police, discussed financing under Charter 90 with state county aid while keeping the old four arch as a historical relic.

Sudbury Rep Y Russell Rus Highway Commiss Wayland Planning Ted Middlesex G. Andrew Richard Thomas B. Brennan Hatch Wayland Hall Sudbury Road Ayland Golf Club Dept. of Public Works Ty Engineers Orridge Liliar Russell Mass. Dept. of Works Legislat B Eastern Mass Ernest Jtn Jen Harvey Fairbank Howry Jah Aubrey Borden L. Roy Hawes H Sudbury Albert Potvin Gordon Hunter Hunter State Dept. of Public Works Sudbury Center Nayland John Volpe Clifton Haynes Sudbury River Maynard William Russell Long Causeway

The Best Yet and Freedom in Change

The passage contrasts optimism about progress with the idea that freedom cannot be altered. It cites a 1950-era note on butter production showing global outputs and the share of milk used for butter, highlighting Australia's New Zealand and Ireland using far more than the United States.

LL. Lb Colbert Australia New Zealand Ireland United States

Unemployment Claims Down 51 in Maynard Report

Unemployment figures from Maynard show a slight drop with 583 total claims, 51 fewer than the prior week. Initial claims fell from 169 to 120 while continued claims were 563, and 32 non agricultural placements were made.

Maynard William H. Finn

Polly Pigtail Club Hosts Charity Bazaar In Sudbury

A sixth grade group held a fundraising bazaar on Luther M Childs front lawn in Concord Road. They sold potholders sequin decorations knitted items and baked goods to raise about 14 dollars and voted to give 10 dollars to the March of Dimes. Members include Penny Child Susan Hall Heather Marquis Elizabeth Letters Margo Dean Susan Stone and Wendy Walker.

Sudbury Luther ‘M. Child’s Concord Road March of Dimés Penny Child Susan Hall Heather Marquis Elizabeth Letters Margo Dean Susan Stone Wendy Walker

Watercolor Exhibit by Helen Blackmer Flynn at Goodnow Library

Sudbury artist Helen Blackmer Flynn displays watercolor portraits of homes and seascapes at the Goodnow Library in South Sudbury for November. Flynn, a Martha's Vineyard Art Association member, has previously shown a solo exhibit there and at Vineyard Haven. The library opens daily except Tuesday.

Sudbury Helen. Blackmer Flynn Goodnow Library South Sudbury

Governors’ election results show wide party wins across states

United Press reports governors elected in multiple states with Republicans leading in many races and Democrats winning in several key plums. Notable outcomes include Folsom in Alabama, McFarland in Arizona, Johnson in Colorado, Griffin in Georgia, Lausche in Ohio, and Shivers in Texas among others while some contests remain decisive.

Praves Happy Plans NBC Move Endangers Coast to Coast Travel

Bil Oulton expected coast to coast work end as his Variety notice thanked airlines but NBC will bring him back to New York Hollywood travel. He logged 192000 cross country miles last year on radio and TV shows. The Week features three guests who reveal a past mystery person. Capitol releases more children records with Bugs Bunny Bozo Tex Ritter Daffy Duck.

Praves Bil - Oulten Variety Show People New York Bill Émedée NBC Hollywood Platter Chatter Capitol Bugs Bunny Mel Blanc Bozo Tex Ritter

Concord Births Report New Local Sons

Concord announces new residents this week with two births. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Ambrose of 4 Southfield Circle and a son to Mr. and Mrs. William Lambe of 2 The Valley Road both born October 26 in Concord.

Concord Ralph T. Ambrose Southfield Circle William Lambe the Valley Road

Lexington Bride Weds in South Sudbury Ceremony

Sudbury Miss Joan Hurlburt becomes bride of Donald Locke at Memorial Congregational Church South Sudbury with officiants Dr John Dixon Copp and Rev Ernest Bodenweber. The couple plans to live in Lexington after a Cape Cod honeymoon.

Sudbury Joan Hurlburt Clarence Hurlburt South Sudbury Donald Locke Arthur E. Locke Lexington Memorial Congregational Church John Dixon Copp Ernest Bodenweber John Copp Elinor Bentley Jane Sums Joyce Fellows Mary Publicover Janice Lehman Reading Richard Monroe Mr. Locke Peter Stebbins Robert Young George Whiting Durncansville Texas Hurlburt England Ohio Louiana Pennsylvania Maine Katherine Smith Seh Cape Locke Cape Cod

Lasting Words Carried in Farmhouse Ruin

A New England farmhouse collapsed, leaving a stark chimney with the words "Rife is mainly froth arid bub ible" and the two lines "Two things stand like stone" "Kindness in another's' trouble" etched above, conveying stoic themes amid disaster.

Middlesex Soil Conservation District elects new five member board

More than 100 farmers met November 1 at the Girl Scout House in Concord to approve expanding the Middlesex Soil Conservation District to five supervisors. A nominating committee proposed six candidates and five year terms were assigned to Stuart Stein and Colburn with other term lengths as specified. Awards were presented to top co operators and a 1954 district report highlighted achievements despite foul weather.

Girl Scout House Concord Middlesex Massachusetts Warren Shaw Dracut Thaddius Zaberick Chelmsford Frank Hannaford Stein Colburn Stuart Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Herbert Sweet Pepperell and Hawes Coeoe Connecticut Rhode Island Hans van Leer Sweet Fred R. Jones Jeannette McGregor Sherborn Walter W. Fletcher Westford Maurice Allian Hopkinton Warren Parker Lincoln Benjamin Isgar Carl Clark The Soil Conservation Service Leon Wetherbee Agricultural Stablization Conco

Bowser Named Teaching Fellow in Harvard Bacteriology

Helen R. Bowser of 121 Main Street has been appointed Teaching Fellow in Bacteriology at Harvard Medical School. The department focuses on medical bacteriology, nutrition, metabolism, and genetics. Bowser earned a BY Av degree in 19b from Mt Holyoke College.

Concord Helen R. Bowser Main Street Harvard Medical School Harvard Medical ‘School Thebé Department of Mt. Holyoke’ College

Grass mowing crews on New York Thruway stay in shape

On the New York Thruway grass mowing crews maintain fitness year round, equating to keeping 133 eighteen hole golf courses in trim.

New York Thruway

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