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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1958
Page
5
Fragmentary text references a school event, retirement, attendance welcome, and mentions Arnold Johnson Richard Steph at an Air Force base in California. No clear date or full names.
West Concord set to begin its 1958 1959 season with a meeting October 16 at Thoreau School at 2 30 p m Mrs John Mulhall presides greeting by Mrs Douglas Locke and Mrs Alice Gray tea hosted by Mrs Robert Dalton and Mrs David King yearbooks sold by Mrs Lawrence and rummage sale plans announced by education committee co chairmen Mrs James C Rainey and Mrs Lloyd C Arnold at Harvey Wheeler location.
The Service Club of the Union Evangelical Church will conduct a food sale at the church on Saturday October 11 from 1 to 4 p.m. The group will meet every other Tuesday at the farm.
Town clerk Mrs. Margaret M. Heald reports 16 new voters at the latest session, bringing Carlisle’s total to 591 before the November election. The Ladies Alliance of First Religious Society Unitarian held a covered dish luncheon with a book review by Mrs. George A. Hill of Concord. Lieut. David B. Murphy, tied to the state fire marshal, cited defective wiring on the rear porch as the cause of the Malcolm residence fire on Stears Street.
An event Saturday October 18 at 10 am raises proceeds for the school scholarship fund aiding a senior’s education. Lawrence N. Blanchard of Larry's Flowers speaks on The Art of Flower Arranging. The note adds that in 1955 John J. Muccio became the first US ambassador to Iceland.
In 1957 private aircraft logged more than twice the total hours of all commercial aircraft in the United States. The figure highlights a sharp contrast between private and commercial flight activity during the year.
Sudbury Miss Catherine McArdle of Northroad died at Cushing Hospital Fram ingham on Saturday morning after a long illness. She was 83, born in Boston, daughter of Edward and Catherine McBride McArdle. Survived by nephew Walter Adams and niece Esther Adams. Funeral from her home followed by a High Mass of Requiem at Our Lady of Fatima Church. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery Maynard. Burial under H. W. Martin Funeral Service Maynard.
AAA launches Assignment Autumn with Travel Counselors from Boston marking scenic foliage routes across Massachusetts New Hampshire Vermont to guide fall car trips. The program highlights Mohawk Trail and Green Mountain paths, noting 450 million tourism value and aims to revive travel after a slow summer.
Carlisle Grange No. 402 holds its Wednesday meeting at the Grange Halls at 8 p m with Mrs Bessie Pedersen presiding as new master. An 9 p m entertainment features a Halloween and hobo party run by Mrs Edna Stacey with refreshments. Last week officers were installed with Past Deputy Ernest R Hunt officiating and Mrs Pedersen succeeding Lawrence N Blanchard.
Lincoln Mrs. Cornelia Clark Williams died after a short illness. Widow of Riley Williams she resided with daughter Mrs Henry Sturm Jr on North Great Road. Born Rahway New Jersey she was descendant of Abraham Clark signer of the Declaration. Survived by son Earl Williams a niece Elinor Clark and three grandchildren. Services at First Parish Unitarian Church conducted by Rev Charles Styron burial in Lincoln cemetery. Arrangements by MacRae Tunnicliffe Funeral Service Concord.
William E. Mattison of Williams Road is recuperating at home after a heart attack that confined him to the hospital. He is a well known farmer and a member of the public works commissioners.
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