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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1955

Page

5

Induction into Honor Society at Maynara High School

Maynara High School holds a ceremony inducting juniors and seniors into the Honor Society of the schools. Faculty leaders and sponsors praise the new members in a ceremony at the auditorium. Guests from Maynara visit the Burbank Hospital School of Nursing in Fitchburg with tours and lunch.

N Auditorium Albert Carole ‘Armour David Oison Hard Carlton Jeanne Gran Joanne Johnson Elaine Kirowiccz Maynara High School Burbank Hospital School of Nursing Fitchourg

Massachusetts court names heirs in probate case

A probate hearing involves T Keefe Leonora T Cordin and Leggat L Seth with the Boston Amoco trust estate seeking appointment without bond. The matter concerns the sale and use of fixtures at a Brookline site and the involvement of Katherine D Bradson as heeding party in Suffolk County proceedings.

Avery of Bossy Suffolk Leggat

Emerson Junior High Veterans Day Program and School Activities

Emerson Junior High held a Veterans Day program in the George Washington Auditorium at 1 p.m. with Knight Grade pupils in Room 3 honoring soldiers of all wars. Roosevelt students assisted in a traffic hazard removal after apples spilled from a truck and prepared to present the play Off A Pewter Playter by the Maynard Dramatic Club on Nov 19.

Emerson Junior High School George Washington Auditorium Kignth Urade Nyholm Albert Greene Roosevelt Kathleen Tobing Pipil Miss Wood Katherine M. Kinsley PTA Maynard Dramatic Club Parker Street Hall Jerry D‘errico Mary Lou Boudreau Maynard Mary Lou Debbie Jerry Stephen Ranes

Broughtons Welcome Their Third Son Scott Allen Broughton

Mr and Mrs Everett L Broughton greet their third son Scott Allen born Monday November 7 at Emerson Hospital Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Orvis Crain of Melrose and Mr and Mrs T Lester Broughton of Somerset Great grandmother is Mrs Ada Broughton of Fall River The family previously lived on High Street in Acton- South.

South Acton Everett L. Broughton Beverly Crain High Street Scott Allen Broughton Emerson Hospital Orvis L. Crain Melrose T. Lester Broughton Somerset Ada Broughton Fall River

Bedford Parish Hosts Stocking the Parsonage Reception

First Parish in Bedford held a themed reception for newlyweds Kev and Mrs. David C. Pohl modeled on 1797 New England customs. Gifts included a pig, laying hens, and a rabbit, displayed with pew and flowers. Richard S. Dodge led the event with decorations by Mrs. Dodge and Mrs. Herbert Smith.

Bedford Kev David C. Pohl Alliance Cittizen New England Samuel Stearns Richard S. Dodge Dodge Herbert Smith Douglas Pfeiffer Lawrence Mansur John B. Dodge Lawrence Kimball John Awtrey

First Parish Auction and Supper in Concord

Concord hosts a supper at the First Parish church vestry at 6 30 pm with seating for 200 no reservations required. Miss Agnes Hodsdon chairs the supper committee and promises a rare foods spread. An auction follows at 8 pm without charge with Mrs Edgar Tucker and Mrs Van Vooris as chairs. Bill Tobin will guide bidders as homemade donuts boost bids on an antique desk.

Concord Agnes Hodsdon Edgar Tucker VanVooris Bill Tobin

Carlisle Unitarian pastor chooses The Good American for Veterans Day sermon

Rev Albert N Kaucher PhD new pastor of the First Religious Society delivers a Veterans Day themed sermon on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Jensen visiting Mrs Jensen's parents Mr and Mrs William A Wilkie East street. Navy duty in Norfolk Virginia on return. Ladies Social Circle met Carlisle Congregational Church at noon with Hazel Dutton presiding. hostesses listed.

Albert N. “Kaucher First Religious Society Unitarian Robert Jensen Shirley Wilkie Carlisle Congregational Church Hazel Dutton Ada Harrison Gloria White Tena Brown

Lincoln Notary Appointed. Grange Dinner Highlights

George G. Tanbell Jr. is named notary public by Secretary of State Edward J. Cronin for a seven year term. Lincoln Grange held a progressive supper with entertainment at the home of State Deputy and Mrs. Sherman Davis. Marion Taylor sang with Mrs. Stanley H. Cullen. C. Francis Whittemore displayed bells. Roland Wells Robbins, local archeologist, won the men’s singles tennis title, sharing the doubles with Jack Conant, who had held the crown for six years.

George G. Tanbell, Jr Old Farm Road Edward J. Cronin Lincoln Grange Sherman Davis Marion Taylor Lincoln Stanley H. Cullen C. Francis Whittemore Roland Wells Robbins Jack Conant Robbins

Dale Carnegie Course Starts November 22 in Framingham

Harry F. Montgomery Jr of Framingham Centre named graduate supervisor of the Dale Carnegie Course in Effective Speaking and Human Relations for Marlboro Hudson area. George Saupe of Framingham named to conduct. 15 week program at Framingham Motor Inn with a free explanation meeting at Village Hall on November 22.

Harry F. Montgomery, Jr Gates Street Framingham Centre New England Telephone & Telegraph Co Marlboro-Hudson Dale Carnegie Village Hall Framingham George Saupe Spruce Street Framingham Motor Inn Montgomery Mr. Saupe E. Clayton Welch Welch Motgomery Saupe

Bedford School Committee to Build Circular Roadway

Bedford School Committee approves construction of a circular roadway around the present elementary school area to allow motor traffic to turn around without interfering with school buses. Work overseen by Benjamin Wiggins, superintendent of streets. Monthly Ball and Chain Club social was held last Saturday at the new legion home.

Bedford School Committee Benjamin Wiggins Streess Ball & Chain Club New Legion Home

Applesauce Ice Cream Tip Appears In Odd Fragment

The snippet mentions applesauce ice cream and hints at serving with applesauce. It oddly references New York, UCLA gifts totaling over ten million dollars, and a fragmented advice about stirring applesauce into ice cream. The readable facts are minimal and loosely connected.

New York University of California At Los Angeles

Pot-Bellied Stove Highlighting Bedford Fair At Town Hall

Bedford country store features for the Bedford Woman's Community club event at the town hall on November 19. Mrs Charles Stefanelli lends a real pot bellied stove to give authentic atmosphere for the season's activity.

Bedford Bedford Woman’s Community Club Charles Stefanelli

Bedford Dump Opens Daily on Experimental Basis

Bedford authorities announce the town dump on Charles road will be open daily on an experimental basis with Board of Health Chairman Thomas MacDonald stating the policy will continue indefinitely if residents cooperate and dump refuse carefully. New residents are reminded to self dump their refuse.

Bedford Charles Road Board of Health Thomas MacDonald

Acton Lions Meet Tuesday With Supper

South Acton Lions Club resumes regular meetings on Tuesday November 15 at 6 30 p m at the Liberty Tree House with Lion Tamer Leo E White as host. President Richard A Gallant will preside if he recovers from illness.

South Acton Acton Lions Club Liberty Tree House Leo E. White Richard A. Gallant George EH. Allen Arthur A. Dunphy District 33N Carl’s Duck Farm Saugus Route 1

Mission to Be Formed in Bedford Center

A meeting is set at the Unitarian Church in Bedford Center on Sunday, November 13, 1955 at 8:00 p.m. to organize a Protestant Episcopal mission in Bedford. Open to Baptized Christians over 21, it follows approval by the Massachusetts Council of Churches after a summer survey showing over 125 families want an Episcopal church. The effort also has the support of the Episcopal Diocese of Mass. and Concord and Lexington Parishes.

Bedford Unitarian Church Bedford Center Massachusetts Council of Churches Episcopal Diocese of Mass Concord Lexington

Holiday Bazaar Set For December 1 At Memorial Church

The Christmas Bazaar of the Woman's Association and Homemaker's Group of Memorial Congregational Church is scheduled for Thursday December 1. It opens at 10 a.m. with booths for Christmas shopping and a social coffee break. A noon snack bar serves lobster and chicken salad rolls. Afternoon tea and evening coffee desert follow, all hosted by the Homemakers and Women’s Association.

Sudbury Woman’s Association Memorial Congregational Church Woman's’ Association

Sudbury Garden Club Hosts Thursday Meeting and Sales

Sudbury Garden Club members meet at Sudbury Town Hall at 3 p.m. for a program by a Winslow Nurseryman speaker and judged flower arrangements. Mrs Elwyn C Williams presided at a brunch meeting for 16. A Christmas Delicacy Cake Sale is planned for December 17 at Sudbury Drug Store. The Ways and Means Committee will hold a Bake Sale on November 19 at 10 a.m. at the same drug store. members are asked to contribute.

Sudbury Garden Club Thursday Garden Club Sudbury Town Hall Winslow Nurseries Elwyn C. Williams Sudbury Ways and Means Sudbury Woman’s Club South Sudbury

Young People Meet At Community Church Groups

Concord The Pioneer Girls meet at Evangelical Free church on Monday November 14 from 6 45 to 8 30 p m and Christian Service Brigade for boys on Tuesday from 7 to 8 30 p m both groups open to ages eight to fourteen.

Concord Pioneer Girls Evangelical Free Church Christian Service Brigade

Bedford Package License Increase Sparks License Holders Challenge

The Bedford Board of Selectmen raised the annual package store fee from 400 to 1200 after a town fee survey. Two license holders say they will contest the increase at the next board session. They note the fee rose from 400 to 1200 in four years.

Bedford Board of Selectmen

Sudbury Masonic Club elects new officers for year

The Sudbury Masonic Club met at the First Parish Church Sudbury Center Monday at 7 p.m. Alfred F Bonazzoli was chosen president Theodore Lingley vice president Edwin Thomas secretary Einar Johnson treasurer and Thomas Hutchby chaplain. At 8 p.m. the meeting adjourned to Town Hall where DeMolay of Framingham presented Mothers Degree in a colorful ceremony. About 200 attended from Belmont Weston Waltham Framingham Sudbury and surrounding towns. The club now lists 126 members.

Rose Standish Roosevelt School Charles Warren Wanda Zawadski John Kulevitch Brendy Dreschler Jeanne Grandell Mary Higgins Robert Ferreira Rose Terrasi Sudbury Sudbury Masonic Club Sudbury Center Alfred F. Bonazzoli Theodore Lingley Weston Edwin Thomas Einar Johnson Thomas Hutchby Framingham Belmont Waltham

Legion Banquet Deferred Slated For Saturday Night

Post No 221 American Legion will hold a Veterans Day banquet on Saturday November 12 to avoid clashing with a reception for Rev Harold F McDermott of St Michael's church on Friday November 11. The Legion Auxiliary members who wish to attend should contact unit president Mrs Albert Larsen.

Bedford Anthony Hunt-Hamilton American Legion Harold F. McDermott St. Michael’s Church Legion American Legion Auxiliary Albert Larsen

Superintendent to Attend Seminars at Harvard University

Acton Superintendent William O Connell will attend seminars at Harvard University on Friday and Saturday. The conference theme is Secondary Schools and the Community. Speakers include John Marshall, Cyrill Sangent, Frank Lopez, and Anthony Part.

Acton William O'Connell Harvard University Will Ilee John Marshall Massachusetts School Building Assistance Commission Cyrill Sangent Harvard Frank Lopez Architectural Record Anthony Part London England Ministry of Education United Kingdom

Lincoln Sudbury School Committee Approves 1956 Budget

The Lincoln Sudbury District School Committee approves a tentative 1956 budget and submits it to the Lincoln and Sudbury Finance Committees. Public hearings at Smith School Lincoln November 14 and Center School Sudbury November 15 at 8 p.m. The Regional District will adopt by December 1. State aid for the building increases to 46.85 percent due to higher membership.

Sudbury Lincoln - Sudbury Lincoln Smith School Center School

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