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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1955
Page
1
Concord Red Cross mobilizes aid for six states after floods
The American Red Cross deploys 260 disaster workers across six states to aid flood victims from hurricane Diane. Concord Chapter urges donations to its Stow Street office as 10,000 families seek assistance and 12,000 homeless receive food and shelter. Over 100 aid centers operate, with 150 physicians and 400 volunteer nurses serving around the clock. Governor Herter backs Red Cross flood relief funding and the chapter plans substantial internal contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Stow Street
Aster
Harriman
Robert Shaw
Herter
The
Concord Boy Killed by Boulder Near Home
Little Concord boy Arthur Saxenian age 12 was killed instantly when a three foot diameter boulder fell on him while he played near Sudbury road. Rescue crews removed the rock after 45 minutes as floods closed roads. he died at the scene. Survived by parents and a sister Anna Lee born last December. The family had moved to Concord last year. father is an assistant professor at Harvard Business School. Graveside services were held at Sleepy Hollow cemetery with Rev. Brandoch L. Lovely officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Arthur Saxenian
Hrand Saxenian
Sudbury Road
Saxonian
Francis C. McDonald
LeRoy P. Houck
MacRae
Boston
Anna Lee
Saxemian
Harvard Business School
Sleepy Hollow
Brandoch L. Lovely
Reading Unitarian Church
Carlisle
Concord Guidance Counselors Offer New Pupil Registration
Concord high school counselors will assist new pupils with registration on Tuesday September 6 at 2 30 PM. Any new resident child is urged to report at this time to arrange courses for the coming school year if not already entered during summer time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High School
Old church to serve as school chapel in Concord
The Strafford New Hampshire church known as Old Snackerty Church held its final pilgrimage service as it will be dismantled and moved to Concord to become a chapel for Concord Academy on Main Street. Built in 1781 by Strafford residents, funding came from selling pews at 25 dollars each. It began as a community church and later joined the Free Will Baptist denomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Strafford
New Hampshire
Concord Academy
Main Street
Opening Dates for Local Schools in Concord Areas
Public schools set start days with Concord opening Wednesday September 7 for elementary and high schools. Rose Hawthorne begins Thursday September 8. Brooks School and Concord Academy open Wednesday September 21 alongside Middlesex and Nursery Pooh Corner on September 7 and 12 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Rose Hawthorne
Brooks School
Concord Academy
Middlesex
Nursery
Pooh Corner
Next Board of Selectmen Meeting Set for Sept 12
The Board of Selectmen will meet at the Town House on September 12. The agenda includes standard town business and public remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Polio Won't Halt Concord School Openings
Concord public schools will open on September 7 as scheduled. The Concord Board of Health, after consulting the State Board of Health, recommended keeping schools open on time despite polio concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Board of Health
Concord Public
State Board of ‘Health
Commonwealth
Drawings by Henry Kane at library exhibit
Henry Bugbee Kane of Lincoln displays black and white drawings at the Concord Free Public Library gallery for six weeks ending October 7. The show, before the Concord Artists' Annual, features illustrations for Thoreau books and other nature works, highlighting landscapes and wildlife with restrained, respectful detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Henry Bugbee Kane
Lincoln
Concord Free Public Library
Concord Woman’s Club
Thoreau
Merrimack
Peattie
Richard‘son
Nauset Marsh
Kane
Maine Woods
Cape Cod
Route 2 changes discussed by Whitcomb with Concord boards
Concord Whitcomb of the State Department of Public Works told selectmen and the planning board that Route 2 changes now extend only to Old Road Nine Acre Corner with further work in the pencil stage. He urged the town to submit reports to save time and money as local discussion of the highway alteration has been widespread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
State Department of Public Works
Whitcombb
Selectmen and Planning Board
Concord Turnpike
Whitcomb
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
Concord Woman Observes Sixth Birthday Anniversary
Mrs. Margaret Mc Walter of 12 Belknap Street, widow of Maurice McWalter Sr, mother of Judge Maurice Mc Walter, celebrates her sixth birthday anniversary with 13 grandchildren. Regular Sunday service was held at Trinity Episcopal Church in Concord with Rev. William H. Clark in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Margaret McWalter
Belknap Street
Maurice McWalter
John
Mary Derby
West Acton
Margaret Hosey
Ruth McWalter
Trinity Episcopal Church
William H. Clark
Police Fund Approved to Hire Two Lady Officers
Concord selectmen announce the finance committee approved funds to hire two women police officers to direct traffic during school sessions. Police Chief Robert E. Kelley will announce the appointments later, allowing regular officers to focus on patrol and emergencies during school hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Board of Selectmen
Robert E. Kelley
Plan Hearing for Action on New Station
A public hearing at the Veterans Building on Wednesday September 14 at 8 p.m. will hear action on the proposed relocation of the new combined police and fire station. The $305000 building, voted last March, would sit on the former town barn site on Heywood Street, land taken from the Heywood estate in 1947. Any change requires a special town meeting. The building committee will decide whether to ask the selectmen to call such a meeting amid local controversy on Everett Street over the stalled project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conecord
Veterans Building
General Building Committee
Combination Police and Fire
Heywood Street
Heywood
Selectmen
Everett Street
Final Union Service at West Concord Church
West Concord Union church hosts a summer service on Sunday September 4 with Rev. Edwin B Nylen preaching at 3 30 o clock and special music. First Parish and Trinitarian Congregational join. all churches return to regular services on September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Final Union
West Concord Union Church
Edwin B. Nylen
First Parish
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John C. Palmer
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