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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1956
Page
11
fragmented notes recount a tense campaign scene with figures like Adlai E Stevenson and Pat Farrell. mentions Maynard Stevenes and a plan to meet and influence a voting schedule amid local political maneuvering and secrecy.
A local troop led by Scoutmaster Wil held a meeting at St. Bernard's Hall to plan a rummage sale and activities. The event aims to support Holy Lady Help of Christians and other community needs with a focus on the October schedule and school involvement.
West Concord parish Arlington guest speaker is H N West Concord J Flynn hearings officer with Registry of Motor Vehicles. He will address the Holy Name Society after the 9 o clock Mass as members receive Holy Communion. Officers include McMuffren Windheim Conlon Currier Flynn.
Mr and Mrs Charles E Com eau of 15 Pine street West Concord plan a three week Florida vacation. The Kings Daughters will meet October 16 at First Parish Unitarian vestry. Justice David B Williams presided at a testimonial for Senator Richard I Furbush in Somerset Boston. Rothwell N MacRae left for Lake Worth Florida with his daughter and her children after a visit. Mr and Mrs William H Damon welcome a second son born October 5 at Emerson Hospital. Advice: never pile colored garments to prevent color transfer after washing.
Thousands from New England swarm to Cranberry Festival in Edaville area near South Carver Massachusetts for a harvest celebration with contests shows helicopter rides and square dancing. Leaders from government and industry attend while prizes concerts and a large cranberry display mark the event.
Dr. Mary Alice Smith relocates her practice to Concord Medical Center at Main Street and Route Nine Acre Corner. Appointments only. Mrs. Robert J. Ware, formerly Roberta Leisch, West Concord, flew to Seattle and sailed to Okinawa to rejoin her husband, Sgt. Robert J. Ware. An anniversary requiem mass will be offered at St Bernard's Church Saturday at 7 AM for Dominick and Frances Rizzitano.
A pineapple top planted in a small jar of water will sprout roots and grow into an attractive palm-like plant, offering a simple household gardening project.
Eddie Asack, chief bakemaster of the picnic grounds, prepared a complete barbecue feast for visitors. The event highlighted his skill in smoking and grilling with a variety of meats and traditional accompaniments.
Emergency dessert plan using frozen waffles ice cream and chocolate sauce with tips to stock coffee supplies cups dishes and foil wrapped cheese sandwiches for easy serving and cleanup Offer details include two packages of waffles vanilla ice cream chocolate sauce and a cinnamon garnish for a ready made treat with minimal effort.
Concord Free Public Library hosts the Concord Artists annual show featuring 40 local artists with works including D DePaola portraits and Murphys string patterns. The display runs through November 2 with many exhibitors such as Constance Crook, Barbara Goodyear, and Mavis Wiles.
University of Nebraska health specialist urges babysitters to gain first aid and home nursing knowledge. Helen Beckers says such training helps them handle small emergencies and protect the lives and safety of children when parents are away.
Maynard and Mrs. G Raymond Jones of 12 Brown Street announce the engagement of their daughter to Richard Edward Mahoney son of Mr. and Mrs Edward Mahoney of Methuen. Miss Jones is educated at Maynard High Fitchburg State Teacher College and teaches in Tewksbury public schools. Mahoney is a Methuen High Burdett College and Suffolk graduate and works with Al Metal Construction in Boston. A June wedding is planned.
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