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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1955
Page
7
A fragmentary report notes November 15 events at a Knights of Columbus gathering led by Grennan, with remarks on youth, family and unity. It mentions John F. Donn and Richard J. speaking about health, optional disease awareness and a celebratory year for American youth.
Massachusetts motorists should check licenses immediately as many have not received expiration notices. A.L.A. General Manager Philip C. Thibodeau reports complaints about missing notices while the Registry of Motor Vehicles is overburdened by the point system. Failure to receive a notice does not absolve renewal responsibility.
New births at Emerson Hospital include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Philp R Paiement Elmstree West Acton on November 9 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Moody Prospect Street South Acton on November 10.
Concord Rotary heard Robert R. Duncan, president of the Harvard Trust Company, discuss the loaning function of a commercial bank. He illustrated the loan officer’s thoughts when assessing business loans and urged businessmen and individuals to engage with their banker to gain knowledge and service.
Concord The Paper drive committee of the Concord Boy Scout Sponsors Inc thanks cubs scouts parents and donors for a record largest drive last Sunday. About 25 drivers aided by trucks from Concord Oil Middlesex Motors Middlesex School Thorpe Market Concord Lumber Al Coffey and Viang Motors moved a record volume of paper and magazines with many wagons returning for more.
Carlisle area residents join the Concord Red Cross Chapter home nursing class led by R. N. instructor. Names include Mrs. Ann Johnson, Mrs. Marion Lamburn, Mrs. John Morgan, Mrs. Betty Johnson and others. Also note Rio de Janeiro residents the Capriocas read about 25 local papers daily.
The Doherty family thanks relatives friends and neighbors for floral tributes spiritual bouquets and many kindnesses shown during their sorrow for the late Mrs. Bridget J. Doherty.
A whist party sponsored by the Emblem Club will be held at the Elks Home on Monday November 28. The event invites members and guests to enjoy the game and social gathering.
The Concord Embem Club will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Elks Home tonight at 8 o clock. Mrs Mary Venti, president, will preside.
Some veterans advise making a written list of essential items before departure. The checklist acts as a reliable memory aid and simplifies repacking for future trips.
Emerson Hospital reports multiple out-of-town births this week. Newborns include a son to Hill in Sudbury on November 7, a son to Schad in Wayland on November 8, a son to Nabesky in Lexington on November 8, a daughter to Blake in Maynard on November 9, a daughter to Sears in South Lincoln on November 9, a daughter to Forte in Littleton on November 9, a son to Johnston in Maynard on November 10, and a son to Scharman in Maynard on November 10.
Recent arrival reports Mr. and Mrs. James H. MacNaughton Jr formerly Ann Beisel Fairfield CT are parents of daughter Susan Irene born November 4. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James H. MacNaughton Sr Old Billersea Road Bedford and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Beisel of Sarasota Florida.
Concord outlines the annual Protestant union Thanksgiving service to be held at the First Parish Meeting House on Wednesday evening November 23 at 8 o'clock Rev Robert H Barber of Trinitarian Congregational Church will be guest preacher with special music by the combined choirs Formosas population of 8 500 000 nearly matches Australia in size a National Geographic Society note
Mr and Mrs Edward S Horne of Concord welcome the birth of their second child and first daughter, Jean, on November 12 at 1 Linier Hospital. The mother is Betty Zumwalt Horne, formerly Betty Zumwalt. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John B Zumwalt and Mr and Mrs Nelson A Horne, all of Concord.
Laconia New Hampshire reports that Lake Winnipesaukee contains 365 islands with 274 deemed habitable offering residents and visitors a daily island option for recreation and retreat.
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