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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1955

Page

15

Coast to Coast Mission Rider Leila Anderson Educator

Miss Anderson, an educationalist and Congregationalist from Mendon, plans a coast to coast tour in the “PIL RIDER” circuit. The project, a Church of Home Missions effort, travels to churches with an audio-visual aid to support Christian education and overseas work.

Leila Pilrider Mgon Erson Board of Home Fercome Anderson Unimage Esian of Christian Edu- Pstate South Near East Ceylon Malaya Japan Anderalist Relig

Concord Emblem Club Members Travel to Alabama Convention

A Concord Emblem Club No. 206 group will drive to Birmingham Alabama for the four day Supreme Emblem Club convention. Attending are Mary Vents president with husband George exalted ruler of the Concord order of Elks past president Catherine Edwardson with husband Elk Fred Edwardson Jr past president Ferne Kelly Annie Leslie Rose nilton Teresa Horne Irma Crowell and Teresa Leceroni.

Concord Concord Emblem Club No. 206 Birmingham Alabama Supreme Emblem Club Mary Vents George The Concord Order of Elks Catherine Edwardson Fred Edwardson, Jr Ferne Kelly Annie Leslie Rose Nilton Teresa Horne Irma Crowell Teresa Leceroni

Monsens Hold Open House for 35th Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Hans Monsen of 12 Derby Street held an open house Saturday night to celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary. They have lived in West Concord 20 years after marrying October 1, 1920 in Carlisle. Mrs. Monsen, formerly Blanche M. Harris of Burlington, have three children Edith O Neil of Concord, Sylvia Sawyer of West Concord, and Edward Monsen of Maynard, plus five grandchildren.

West Concord Hans Monsen Derby Street Carlisle Monsen Blanche M. Harris Burlington James E Edith) O’neil Concord Robert C Sylvia) Sawyer Edward Monsen Maynard

Island training tests for 25th Division soldier

Charles F Van Valkenburg son of Mr and Mrs Fred Van Valkenburg Bedford 372 Concord Road took part in battalion training tests on the island of Hawaii. The two day test covered defense night withdrawal and attack. Private Van Valkenburg automatic rifleman in the 14th Regiment Company C recently stationed at Camp Chaffee Arkansas entered the Army in October 1954.

25Th Div Hawaii Fred van Valkenburg Concord Road Bedford 25Th Infantry Division Island of Schofield Barracks Oahu van Valkenburg 14Th Regiment

Ward and Thomas Named in Wayland Notices

Laurence Ward and Mrs. Andrew Thomas of Wayland are referenced in official notices listing local roles and titles alongside the town’s treasurer position.

Laurence Ward Wayland Andrew Thomas

World Wide Communion Sunday Observed in Acton Area

Acton churches held services as World Wide Communion Sunday was observed with Rev. Ronald H. Noble at West Acton Baptist Church and The World Watches theme echoed in Acton. Town and church groups planned installations, rummage sales, dances, and community events across Acton and Maynard.

West Acton Baptist Church Ronald H. Noble Wachusetts Baptist Association Groton Eric W. Grimshaw Evangelical Free Church

Traveling Dentist Visits Western Kentucky Towns

Paducah Kentucky reports a traveling dentist Dr Lyman L Daley who uses a modern trailer to reach rural counties without local dental care He has practiced 28 years and plans to stay about two weeks in each town on his rounds bringing dental services to residents long without access.

Paducah Lyman L. Daley

October Automobile Inspection Month

October is automobile inspection month. Vehicles must have brakes horn lights muffler steering windshield washer number plates and rear window inspected to determine if in good order.

Bolton 4-H Horse Show October 9 features open classes

The Bolton 4-H Horse Club hosts a Memorial Ball Field show at 12 30 p m rain or shine with a small per horse entry in most classes Open to all spectators free admission 4 H Fitting and Showing requires leaders certification for horses kept as 4 H projects since March 1 1955 trophies and ribbons awarded across 18 classes including Open Morgan Palomino Petite Pony driving and equitation with 4 H members only class and officials Harold Potter announcer John Hollick ringmaster and local Farrier Webster and veterinarian Warren Phillips

Bolton Bolton 4-H Horse Club Memorial Charles Brown Harold Potter John Hollick Hudson Mr. Webster Acton Warren Phillips Pepperell

Soldier wears own tailored field jacket at Fort Lee

Private First Class Marty Wolkowitz of Peekskill New York works in the Quartermaster School to show off the olive drab field jacket he crafted himself before enlistment He notes the jacket came from his former apparel business and bears his own serial number proving its origin He says I know this is a good jacket I made it myself

Fort Lee Marty Wolkowitz Wolkowitz South Street Peekskill N.Y

Harvest Day Set October Fourteen in Concord

Concord residents are urged to donate fresh or canned vegetables fruits jams pickles jellies and similar items for Emerson hospital. Box receptacles will be placed in schools a station wagon will stand outside the First National Store and Girl Scouts will conduct house to house calls. Mrs Richard A Montague of 14 Sudbury Road is this year's chairman.

Concord Emerson Hospital Hospital First National Richard A. Montague Sudbury Road

Congregational Church School Reopens With Welcoming Notice

Union Congregational Church announces its church school reopened on Sunday October 2. Primary, Junior and Senior departments adjust times while Kindergarten maintains 1050 a.m. start. Staff includes Supts Kathleen Lowe Betty Hahtamaki Marion Townsend and Orville Allum with teachers Misses Janet Waluck Ruth Miller Frances Maki Georgia Hatch Giamarco Crowe McAuslin Sawyer Martin Sylvia Hytonen Taylor Nordberg Brown West Mallinson and pianists.

Maynard Orville D. Allum Union Congregational Church Young Peoples Church Kathleen Lowe Betty Hahtamaki Janet Waluck Ruth Miller Frances Maki Georgia Hatch Giamarco Marion Townsend Marjorie Crowe Pearl McAuslin Jane Sawyer Carol Martin Joanne Sylvia Mabel Hytonen Janette Taylor

Grant’s Europe Tour Ends as He Seeks Return in 1880

General Ulysses S. Grant spent two years touring Europe after retirement and returned to seek a third term. He faced a contested convention in 1880 where his bid was defeated.

U. S. Grant Europe

Concord Community Notices From Local Churches and Town Board

Concord veterans reminded the Department of Veterans Office and old high school remain open Monday evenings until 7 30. West Concord Union Church senior choir rehearses Wednesdays at 745 p m led by Mrs Albert G Lind. junior choir Saturdays at 10 a m with Mrs J Fred Engebretsen. Evangelical Free church Men’s Brotherhood opens fall with a work program and supper. Concord board sets November 1 as the deadline for closing articles in the March 1956 town meeting warrant. King’s Daughters met at First Parish Unitarian vestry with co hosts Mrs Harold Tompkins and Mrs George Jetter.

Concord Department of Veterans Office Old High School West Concord Union Church Albert G. Lind J. Fred Engebretsen Men’s Brotherhood of Evangelical Free Church Concord Board of Selectmen King’s First Parish Unitarian Church Harold Tompkins George Jetter

Maynard Plans Dedication of New Fire and Police Station

Plans near completion for the dedication of the new fire and police station set for Sunday October 9 at 2 o clock Lt Governor Whit tier to serve as principal speaker.

Maynard Whittier

Readjustment allowances for WW II veterans discharged after July 25 1947

Readjustment allowances are available to World War II veterans discharged after July 25 1947. The program provides financial support to eligible veterans adjusting to civilian life.

Roadmap of New Home Building Counts by Massachusetts Towns

A Department of Research division pamphlet analyzes building permits and assessor reports across 339 of 351 Massachusetts towns from 1948 to 1954. It shows towns with 2,500 to 4,999 residents had the highest building rate, forecasting about 250,000 units by 1955.

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Bedford Man Appointed Assistant Registrar at Wentworth Institute

Herbert M. Goddard of Bedford has been named assistant registrar, mathematics instructor, and acting evening school supervisor at Wentworth Institute. President H. Russell Beatty announced the appointment. Goddard, a Middlebury College graduate, has served at Lexington High School since 1948 and led Adult Education in Lexington for nine years.

Herbert M. Goddard Bedford Wentworth Institute H. Russell Beatty Middlebury College Lexington High School Lexington

Cody Memorial honors Buffalo Bill in Davenport area

QuadCity tent of the Circlus Fans Association of America was named after Buffalo Bill Cody born in Scott County near Le Claire. He started his first wild west show in Davenport making the memorial local and historic.

Davenport Circlus Fans Association of America Buffalo Bill’ Cody Scott County le Claire

Rowing’s Ancient Roots Across Cultures

Rowing appears in many early cultures with no single origin traceable. The activity spread widely through different regions, reflecting diverse maritime traditions and tools used by ancient peoples.

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