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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1956
Page
15
M G Fults the county agricultural agent notes an erratic Baldwin harvest and a short season with manageable losses. He observes Baldwin plantings shrinking yet praises its disease resistance and firm texture, while questioning if newer varieties will fill the late apple niche.
New England industrialists seek aviation manufacturing insight at the Fourth Aviation Conference on November 13 at the Hotel Statler Boston. The day features L. D. Lyman of United Aircraft as noon speaker, panels on aviation aids to industry and manufacturing, with registrations via William Day of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce.
Blake Foster son of Mr and Mrs Willard Foster of Marlboro road was elected to the MIT Freshman Council by fellow freshmen. The council directs class activities and oversees the annual Freshman Sophomore Field Day Rivalry. Also announced Wayland Clothing Exchange hours and a Sudbury Woman's Club exhibit at Framingham Trust Company featuring works by local residents.
A new series highlights cutting edge beamed technology and its impact on aviation. Key industry figures discuss safety, efficiency gains, and regulatory hurdles while showcasing early trials and potential applications across commercial flights and unmanned aircraft.
Bedford attorney John Earl Dick was elected president of the Bedford Civic Club at the club meeting held at Loomis Street clubhouse. Officers elected include Frederick F. Copp as vice president Anthony E. Lutnicki as treasurer and Thomas M. Curran as secretary. Dick invites new members to join and contact the secretary for details.
Nettie Ward Gerry 86 wife of former Sudbury town clerk Frank Gerry died Tuesday at Framingham Union Hospital after an eye operation. She leaves daughter Mrs Millard Fillmore and another daughter Mrs Ruth Wood, plus three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 2:30 at Memorial Congregational Church Sudbury with burial at Mt Pleasant Cemetery. Calling hours Thursday Fowler Funeral Home Maynard 3-5 and 7-9.
The Concord Em blem Club sponsors a smorgasbord supper Saturday night November 24 at the Elks Hall from 5 to 7. The public is welcome and tickets are available.
Steel Magazine predicts the construction industry will reach a record 62.5 billion in 1957, with new construction at about 47 billion and a 5 percent rise from 1956. Industrial expansion and non residential building are expected to drive growth, while steel shortages threaten supply and price stability.
Lincoln man Joseph Tracey held a ticket in the Irish sweepstakes and expected about $6000 in winnings. His horse did not run, ending his hopes for the top prize.
Maynard A reformation day program was held at St. Johns Ev Lutheran Church vestry on Saturday evening October 27. Pastor Douglas Ollila Sr spoke, hailing from Bethel Lutheran Ishpeming Michigan, and leading a Preaching Teaching Reaching Mission in Peabody. Also featured were piano solo by Ellen Snow vocal solo Iimar Tuik ka a poem by Fannie Luosalo and prayer by Pastor Douglas Ollila Jr of West Barnstable First Ev Lutheran Church. Sponsored by the Bethany Sisters Guild.
The Carlisle Woman's Branch Alliance met at Mrs. Alonzo B Reed’s home with Mrs. James A Patch presiding. Guest speaker Mrs Avne We Brothen from Bedford road presented an illustrated lecture titled Pictures of Our National Parks. Tea was served.
Most Rev Edward F Ryan 77 longtime Vermont Catholic bishop died suddenly Saturday night His career included leading Our Lady Help of Christians West Concord parish 1929 to 1932 He served as World War I chaplain in France and was ordained in Rome August 10 1895 His only survivor is his brother William Ryan of Lynn.
Robert Young claims city progress harms his garden as heavy rains flood his yard with surface water from non draining sewers. The resulting “lake” led to a prior 500 reimbursement after Young reported 200 frying chickens drowned in the water.
Miss Gean Champion of Conecord wed Ensign Bruce Richards USNR in a candlelight ceremony at Concord-Trinitarian Congregational Church. Rev. Robert H. Barber officiated. A Colonial Inn reception followed. Bridesmaids included Marilyn Larsen of Randolph. The bride wore candlelight satin with lace and a cathedral train. Reception attire featured pink and green accents.
Dennison Manufacturing Company announces a year end bonus for employees in Framingham Marlboro Maynard and other divisions. Eligibility requires payroll on December 1 1958 full time status. Bonus amount depends on service length from one week to four and a half weeks and scales for management. Checks are expected December 6.
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