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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1956
Page
4
Members of the Society of Oar at Christians Church announce a Sunday morning service at 11 followed by a speaker from Woburn. The event features a keynote on ecclesiastical matters and includes a reception at Ydgits Hall.
James V McMullen will preside over the event with ACoMation service. John 9 Flynn will supervise the program.
Concord report says the Rebecca Sewing Circle of Evangelical Free Church will meet at the home of Mrs Alfred Madsen in West Concord Thursday evening at o clock for a regular session.
The marriage of Helen Antognoni of Sudbur Road to James Howshan occurred in Concord The couple were united in a ceremony attended by family and friends with plans for a reception to follow.
Mrs. Margaret Waterman 80 of Lawrence died after illness at Massachusetts General Hospital. The funeral at St Bernard's Church in Melrose was led by Rev. Joan A. York with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Surviving are relatives and several grandchildren.
Frank Eugene Aiken of Lexington died at Sunnynook Nursing Home Carlisle at 88. Funeral held Saturday at Mac Rae Funeral Home Concord with Rev. Robert H Barber officiating. Burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Born Chicago Illinois he was a retired freight inspector. Survived by wife Ada West Aiken of Bedford, a daughter Virginia Pellandini of Concord and grandchildren.
A special meeting of the First Parish Unitarian Church will be in the vestry Wednesday evening November 14 at 8. Coffee and dessert at 7:30. A 36th anniversary service at the Evangelical Free Church Sunday at 3 with Dr Roy Butler as guest speaker. Music planned. evening service omitted.
Acton voters participated in a Republican sweep with 2483 ballots cast from 2646 registered. Precinct tallies show strong margins for Eisenhower Nixon and Furcolo Whitier etc. Locally reported outcomes include licenses and alcohol measures with多数 approvals and rejections across several items.
Acton's school menu lists meals for next week. Tuesday features hamburger patty on buttered roll with buttered corn, potato chips, peaches, and milk. Wednesday includes Norwegian meatball with gravy, mashed potatoes, buttered carrots, roll, raspberry gelatin with whipped cream, and milk. Thursday offers turkey shortcake with cranberry sauce, buttered green peas, apricots, and milk. Friday serves tomato juice, baked macaroni and cheese, buttered green beans, peanut butter sandwich, fruit compote, and milk.
Carlisle Congregational Church posts a 10 45 a m Communion service with Rev Robert B Demnsey and choir reflecting on It Is Finished Joining the Jann couple Concord street Carlisle. A Veterans Day service at 8 o'clock features Carlisle veterans and nonresident friends. Midweek prayer tonight at 7 45 explores The Present Theological Scene All welcome.
Mr and Mrs Robert Wood of 7 Hillside Avenue West Concord are reported to be the parents of a baby girl born November 2 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Arthur Wood of the same address and Mr and Mrs John Shaw of Parker Street South Acton.
Public invited to a Sodality party on Tuesday November 13 at 8 pm at Lincoln Town House. Sponsored by St Joseph's Society with Mrs. Arthur Tetauld leading the committee. Donations include turkeys chickens and hams for a turkey dinner prize and door prize.
A total of 2 081 voters visited the Sudbury polling place on Tuesday November 6 recording results for president and vice president and multiple state and local offices with varying Yes and No tallies across questions and offices including Eisenhower Nixon Stevenson Kefauver Furcolo Murphy Cronin and Kennedy race outcomes and a note about a U S Savings Bond purchase.
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