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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1955

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Concord Lions to Lead Town-Wide Light Bulb Sale Drive

Concord Lions Club teams with 80 to 85 volunteer boys for a mass sale campaign to raise funds for eye research. The drive starts Saturday at 8 15 in 24 districts with bulbs from Sylvania priced at 2 dollars per package containing ten bulbs. Proceeds support eye research and early cases in the community.

Lions Concord Concord Lions Club Lions Clubs of Massachusetts William H. Damon Stanley M Howard Alcott Road Sylvania Sachusetts, Lions, Clubs Concord Club Lions Club Eye Research Fund R. L. Pahwa New Delhi India Ae L. Schepens Retina Foundation Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary William Stone, Jr Elton Ling Abe Lions Eye Research Committee Bertram Selverstone Tufts Medical School Theodore 4. Ingalls Harvard School of Public Health

Patter Newspaper Armory Fire Chief Permission Mixes With Town Events

A fragmented report describes a fire chief's permit issue and town activities including police presence, a busier Baker Avenue, and discussions of a civic campaign. It mentions a fatality, a wedding, and local figures such as O C Bemis in relation to Route 62 and Cabot, with scattered references to National News and Calendar items.

Ion Police Imars G.B. Ad

Concord High to Exchange Trip with Middletown Kentucky

Concord High selects students to represent the school on the annual exchange trip to Middletown Kentucky next year. Pairs of participants include Barry Andrews Harold Cahoohn David Crosby Mark Crowell Loretta Cullinan Peter Dow Mary Lou Driscoll Gretchen Englehardt Dorothy Fiske Nancy French George Gordon Henry Isner Jean Loomer Nancy Lorden Richard Loring Paul Lyons Janet Magoon Mary Mullane Beatrice Nagle Alice Place Elizabeth Rice Arthur Smith Susan Storer Clark Thorpe Robert Watson.

Concord Concord High Middletown Kentucky Barry Andrews Harold Cahoon David Crosby Mark Crowell Loretta Cullinane Peter Dow Mary Lou Driscoll Gretchen Englehardt Dorothy Fiske Nancy French George Gordon Henry Isner Jean Loomer Nancy Lorden Richard Loring Paul Lyons Janet Magoon Mary Mullaney Beatrice Nagle Alice Place Elizabeth Rice Arthur Smith Susan Storer Clark Thorpe Robert Watson

Wardwell Selected President Of Middlesex Mutual Fire

Concord hubbert M Wardwell, longtime Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance official, was elected president succeeding Hubert M Wardwell who retired under the company plan and was named honorary chairman. Directors also elevated Lyman J Cheever and Charles E Hogan to vice presidents with G Sherman Blair secretary and Robert B Lortz William C Martin assistants.

Concord Hubert M Wardwell Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Company Hubert M. Wardwelis Eliot R. Howard Howard Lyman JF. Cheever Charles E. Hogan G. Sherman Blair Robert B. Lortz William C. Martin Frederick H. Dominick Frank Taylor Donald Rowe

Communion Postponed for St Bernard's Parish Members

Concord Holy Name Sunday is postponed one week to Sunday October 16. Parishioners will attend in a body at 8:30 mass on October 16 and receive Holy Communion, followed by a meeting. The change aligns with the close of the men's mission at St Bernard's church.

Concord St. Bernard’s Parish St. Bernard’s Church

Two New Polio Cases Reported in Concord

The Concord board of health lists two new polio cases from the past week. Elsie Apthorp, 27, on Monument Street, is recovering at home after a delayed diagnosis. Betsy Thompson, 14, of Hubbard Street, is in Children’s Hospital Boston with bulbar polio. The season total reaches ten, most cases non parasitic.

Concord Board of Health Elsie Apthorp Monument Street Betsy Thompson Hubbard Street Apthorp Betsy Fred B. Thompson Children’s Hospital Boston

Concord Woman's Club Opens Fall Meeting at Girl Scout House

Concord Tuesday October 11 marks the first fall meeting of the Concord Woman's Club at the Girl Scout House. Dessert and toffee served at 1 30 p m. Mrs Harold John Ames president presides. Co hosts Mrs Frederick C Klinck and Mrs Robert H Daly. Josephine Barnett from New York City presents New Plays and Vignettes of Theatre Personalities director of drama at the New England Conservatory of Music.

Concord Concord Woman’s Club Girl Scout House Harold John Ames Frederick C. Klinck Robert H. Daly Josephine Barnett New York City New England Conservatory of Music

Couple Welcomes Birth of Daughter Linda Kathleen Skewes

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Skewes announce the birth of their first child, a daughter named Linda Kathleen, born September 20 at Mary Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Percy Skewes of West Concord and Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Boyd of Concord. Great-grandparents are Mrs. John Skewes of Hoyle-Cornwall England and Mrs. Myra Boyd of Concord.

Concord John G. Skewes Constance C. Boyd Hanover New Hampshire Linda Kathleen Mary Hitchcock Hospital Percy Skewes West Concord Fred T. Boyd Geat John Skewes Hoyle- Cornwall England Myra Boyd

Comeaus Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary Open House

Mr and Mrs Charles E Comeau invite friends to an open house celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. The event is on Saturday October 15 from 7 to 9 PM at 301 Main Street West Concord.

West Concord Charles E. Comeau Mainstreet

Bradley Container Corp Seeks Mechanically Inclined Workers

Male help wanted with mechanical incline needed for 3 shifts at Bradley Container Corp. Advancement opportunities offered. Apply at Thompson St Maynard.

Bradley Container Corp Thompson St. Maynard

Erickson to Speak at Concord Lions Supper on Europe Trip

George E Erickson, longtime Middlesex County Extension Service employee and current Chamber of Commerce executive secretary, will address Concord Lions Tuesday. He will share slides from his Europe trip, with films shown. Lawson introduces, Currier presides, supper at 6 30. A Rotary joint meeting is planned for October 27.

Concord George E. Erikson Middlesex Chamber of Commerce Concord Lions J George Erickson Europe George Raymond P. Lawson Rudolph W. Currier Erickson Rotary Club Board of Directors Lawson Rotary

Miss Basile Earns Award at Wheaton

Concord resident Martha Basile, 36 Belknap Street, won an alternate regional scholarship to Wheaton College in Norton. A Concord High School graduate, she was in the National Honor Society, won the DAR citizenship award, sang in the mixed chorus, served as photographic editor of the yearbook, and stood on several class committees. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Biagio Basile.

Concord Martha Basile Belknap Street Altimate Wheaton College Norton Concord High School National Honor Society D.A.R Yearbok Biagio Basile

Kennedy buys land on Old Road to Nine Acre corner

Concord resident M Kennedy of 33 Sudbury Road has purchased a new lot on Old Road to Nine Acre corner and plans to build a home with Robert Hojem as builder. Cultivation and crop rotation remain basic in weed control practices.

Concord Vandiver M. Kennedy Sudbury Road Old Road Nine Acre Corner Robert Hojem

Kickoff Meeting Planned for Concord Community Chest

Concord community leaders prepare for a large kickoff meeting next Monday October 10 at 8 p.m. at the Country Club. Ten agencies benefiting from the annual campaign will be represented with speakers, campaign kits distributed, and refreshments served. Donald B. Wilson chairs the 1955 drive.

Concord of Concord Community Chest Sharps Country Club Donald B. Wilson

Town plans United Nations Day program

Concord observes United Nations Day on Sunday October 23 with a program featuring a similar number of international students entertaining in churches and homes. Co chairs are Mrs William B. S Jr of 86 Main Street and Richard J Loughlin of 25 Pleasant Street West Concord.

Concord Mainstreet Richard J. Loughlin Pleas At Street West Concord

Appeal board members are reappointed in Concord

The Concord board of selectmen reappointed to the board of appeals Regular Member for three years Andrew Hepburn and associates for one year Julian W Ballou Samuel Melisi Horace R Fletcher Robert S Hojem Reginald A Morgan Thomas J Hayes Roger D Swaim.

Concord Board of Selectmen Board of Appeals Andrew Hepburn Julian W. Ballou Samuel Melisi Horace R. Fletcher Robert S. Hojem Reginald A. Morgan Thomas J. Hayes Roger D. Swaim

Concord School Panel Urges Two Eight-Room Neighborhood Schools

The Concord school expansion committee recommends building two eight room neighborhood primary schools by September 1957. One in the Alcott District and one in the Thoreau District, each expandable to full elementary status if needed, within walking distance of large student groups.

Concord Concord School Committee Thoreau Alcott Thoreau School Harvey Wheeler School Morton Baker William Cassidy Edward . ?. Chase Danforth Comins, Jr Winslow Ie Go Illiam , Jr Angelo Giaudrone Samuel Kent Winthrop Lee Charles Manion Mary McHugh Frederick Mears Alice Sheehan Chester Smethurst John Thornton Renwick Tweedy Richard Wood Massachusetts Bedford Street

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