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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1956

Page

9

Middlesex County Exten to Plan Upcoming Program Event

A Middlesex County Extension program planning meeting was held at the Ex-Schoolhouse in Bedford. Led by Allen S. Leland and with input from Prof. Ellsworth W. Brown and Walter Hop, the meeting outlined vegetable and agricultural goals for the year and assigned duties to four groups.

Middlesex County Massachusetts Bedford County Exten Board of Trustees Watertown Allen S. Leland of Massachusetts Pressor Ellsworth W T. Brown Asounty Agricultural Commodity Walter Hop

Dollars for Democrats campaign raises 832 in Concord drive

Concord Democrats report 832 raised in a house-to-house canvass as part of the nationwide Dollars for Democrats effort. Co-Chairman John B. Finigan and Stedman Buttrick praised the results and noted many donations were 1 or 5 dollars, fitting the campaign’s goal to fund nationwide campaigning.

Concord John B. Finigan Stedman Buttrick Eeiraittel Buttrick

Trinity Adult Group hears Dr Ruth Beuscher in Concord

The Trinity Adult Group met at Trinity Episcopal Church parish house last Friday night and heard Dr Ruth Beuscher from the Metropolitan State Hospital children’s unit. An all day meeting of the New England Associated Alliance was held at First Parish Unitarian Church Thursday of last week.

Trinity Adult Trinity Episcopal Church Ruth Beuscher Children’s Unit Metropolitan State Hospital New England Associated Alliance First Parish Unitarian Church

Poultry and Dairy Committee Leaders Named in Reading Area

Reading figures led by William Johnson chair the Poultry Commodity group with Max G. Fultz as County Agricultural Agent overseeing the work. The dairy session was directed by Harold Olson of Pepperell and Francis G. Mentzer Jr. of Bolton serves as the agent for livestock programs.

Massachusetts National Guard Plans Beacon Street Parade

Massachusetts National Guard units from Army and Air branches will march in a parade along Beacon Street to Tremont and onward to the State House. Eighteen bands from New England states and New York will provide music. Major General Harrison heads the event with Gen Sirois commanding the Yankee Division in a farewell appearance before a large crowd.

Army Massachusetts National Guard Bay State New England New York William H. Harrison, Jr Adjutant General of Massachusetts Beacon Street Hereford Street State House Govenor Christian A. Herter Tremont Street 26Th Yankee Division 101St Infantry Regiment Boston 104Th Infantry Regiment Springfield 181St Infantry Regiment Worcester 101St Engineer Combat Battalion National Guard 182Nd Melrose Onc O Theodore Gramstorff Malden Richard H. Hopkins Falmouth 104Th Aaa William H.harrison,jr Pos Massachusetts Military Academy Edward D. Sirois Lawrence Commonwealth Sirois Commonwealth Cnue Boston Common Commonwealth Avenue Yankee Divi Sion DUKW John B. Hynes Stuart Street Edgar C. Erickson National Guard’ Bureau Columbus Avenue United States Commonwealth of Massachusetts Uni

New Officers of Rebekahs Are Inducted at Acton

Winona Rebekah Lodge in South Acton installed a full slate led by new noble grand Norma Smith. Thelma Searles officiated with Elsie Crantz assisting. officers named include Ruth Scanlon vice grand and Mabel Sylvia recording secretary. Next meeting set for November 7 at Community Universalist Church.

Ethel Goding Anna French Dorothy Smith Guardian Margery Stewart Dorothy Davis Esther Simsley Dorothy Reed Florence Chaplin Mary Croft Alice Perkins Louise Ganc Meare Chickering

Acton Couple Marks Wedding Anniversary

South Acton couple Mr and Mrs Howard Jones quietly noted their 5th wedding anniversary. Married in Franklin New Hampshire they have resided in Acton for 50 years. He is a retired town accountant now with Maynard Acton Oil. They have one son and three daughters and ten grandchildren.

South Acton Howard Jones Prospect Street Town Franklin New Hampshire Jones Acton Maynard & Acton Oil Company Howard Lloyd Priest South Acn John Mitchell Gorham Ine J. Warren Anderson Bristol Connecticut

Duties of County Commissioners Rise in Local Primary

In Concord the Middlesex County primary narrowed to four candidates for county commissioner two incumbents and two challengers. The office oversees budgets and tax apportionment plus real estate, jails, hospitals, and land takings, acting as parole board for county correction facilities. Commissioners appoint heads and staff, with patronage shaping appointments. term is three years and salary $6,000 the highest in Massachusetts.

Concord H. Herbert Applin William G. Andrew Patrick McGlenchey Edward J. Buckley General Court Houses of ‘Correction Middlesex County Hous Es of Correction Agricultural Extension Service Massachusetts Civil Service Massachusetts

Ever Ready Class Holds Social at Carlisle Church

A regular Ever Ready Class meeting was held at the Carlisle Congregational Church Tuesday evening with Mrs. Ada Harrison presiding. A costume party was enjoyed and members were reminded there was only one more month for the project. Hostesses for refreshments were Esther Waterman Billie Hannaford Gertude Metevier Florence Wahlen.

Carlisle Carlisle Congregational Church Ada Harrison Esther Waterman Billie”. Hannaford Gertrude Metevier Florence Wahlen

Ministers Remain Near Bottom of Wage Scale Across Faiths

United Press survey finds clergy pay rising since 1949 but still below many professions and average public school teacher wages. Methodists report $3007 average cash salary in 1955 with wide dispersion. Catholic priests often earn only $1000-$1500 cash, with room and board added. Rabbis commonly earn $4000-$6000.

Louis Cassels United Press Washington United Press Survey Congregational Christian Churches United Presbyterian Church Protestant Episcopal Church Benson Y. Landis Yearbook of American Churches Landis National Education Association Methodist Church

Acton Hosts SuAsCo Meeting At Town Hall

About 100 visiting officials attended a SuAsCo Association gathering at Acton Town Hall last Thursday. Chairman Leo Cunningham welcomed the group with Selectman Charles MacPherson and planning board members present. After the meeting attendees enjoyed doughnuts from Laffin's South Acton Restaurant.

Acton Actoes Leo C. Cunningham Ban of Selectmen Laffin South Acton Cunningham Charles D. MacPherson Pne Acton Planning Board: C. Judd Jacitya Frederick Whitcomb Aubrey Kretschmar, Jr Richard A. Gallant

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