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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1956
Page
5
The Unitar evening youth group at the First Parish discusses plans for the group to meet Sundays at 3 pm in town. Children attend during worship service and a separate Kinder meet is planned. A party in Chicago honors a birthday and farewell to a member, with attendees including Larry, Joe Quinn, and Jeffrey Howe among others.
Mrs J Carrell hosts a gathering at Moran Morris home with Residential Chairman Mrs Morris and co chairs Mrs Fred Olson and Mr Ernest H Osgood. Initial returns are reported while contributions continue. Last day to register to vote on the Presidential Election October 5. Town Clerk office hours in Town Hall from noon to 10 pm.
Tickets for the Rose Hawthorne fashion show at the school auditorium on Friday October 19 at 830 PM go on sale through local organizers Mrs George Coleman Emerson 9 3447 Mrs Lucien Grande Emerson 9 4094 Mrs Leo Calter Emerson 9 2615 Mrs Francis Booth Emerson 94178 Mrs Joseph O Reilly Lincoln Clear Water 9 8574 in Wayland. Also Hospital news Mrs Samuel C Ineson of Barton Road admitted for leg operation with a week to ten days recovery. Town Hall hosts final voter registration on Friday October 5 from 12 noon to 10 PM. Women’s Service Club reports a Mexico Guatemala expedition via pictures and talk by Miss Myldred Moore. Union Evangelical Church Rally Supper set for 6 PM Saturday October 6 New England Baked Bean Supper contributions optional. Rally Day Sunday October 7 invites all to worship. Limes should be bought green as ripe fruit loses flavor.
Stow Lt Governor Sumner Whittier urged a September 29 rally at Center School that the Herter Whittier administration started a new era in training retarded children. Gibbons Parker Hays Martin Beaudreau Applin Cahill de Normandie were introduced as GOP candidates by John M. Eaton.
Governor Herter proclaims October Lions Eye Research Month in Massachusetts. Lions Clubs will fund six eye research projects statewide, chiefly through light bulb sales in Maynard led by local coordinators, aiming to raise 150000 dollars to support babies born prematurely tumors artificial corneas retinal studies and diabetes related blindness.
In Concord final week to donate by October 12 contact Mrs. Florence Casey on Belknap Street. Funds support the Catholic Guild for the Blind. The Feast of St. Therese was observed at St. Bernard's Church masses yesterday. Concord Lions Plan annual light bulb campaign led by Robert W. Shalline on Old Bedford Road.
Concord High School selects Arnold as senior class president with Phyllis Cambobasso as vice president Mary Fitzpatrick as secretary Nancy Fitzpatrick as treasurer Susan Friedman named Girls A A representative and Charley Flanigan as Boys A A representative. About 80 000 insect pests and 6 000 plant diseases exist in the United States.
Acton’s PTA opens fall semester Monday evening at Julia L McCarthy elementary school cafeteria. President John M Goddard will lead. teachers greet parents at 7 30. Secretary and treasurer reports, then Principal Raymond Grey introduces teachers. A panel discussion on the parents role in aiding child happiness and success in school features Raymond Letts Mrs Elizabeth Boardman Harold Banquet with Goddard as moderator.
William L. OConnell will attend the 139th meeting of the New England Association of School Superintendents in New Ocean, Swampscott, with lectures on raising professional standards. The program includes talks by R Daniel Chubbuck and Erwin A. Gallagher on staff use and teacher quality, plus reports from NESDEC and AASA leaders.
The accident was promptly investigated after Richard V. Jacobs automobile struck a utility pole. The car landed on the lawn of a policeman.
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