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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1952
Page
6
A fragment describes a club led by Murphy proposing a community plan aimed at economic stability and integrated education. It mentions creating a space for children to live together and a chairman guiding the initiative.
Waltham senator denounces Chapter 574 of the Acts of 1952 as a threat to the contributory retirement system. He urges Sen. Graham to file a bill for immediate repeal at a special session, citing Curley and others eligible for large pensions and widespread taxpayer impact. He notes concurrence from several colleagues.
The Past Noble Grands Association of Magnolia Rebekah lodge announces a fall rummage sale with date and location to be announced. Marriage license applications exist for Nicholas Xenos of 9 Carleton street and Eleanor A. Navin of 236 Bolton street Marlboro. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Grant Alexander of Detroit are visiting relatives at 16 Church street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Dalton and their three children of Old Bedford Road have returned from a two week vacation in Rye Beach New Hampshire. Mr Dalton resumed duties at Dalton and Robinson Service Station.
Concord residents Mr and Mrs Hazen A Mudget of 8 Fairhaven Road yesterday celebrated their 19th wedding anniversary. The pair are well known locally and have lived in town for several years.
The Men’s club of the Federated church sponsors a family church outing on Saturday afternoon September 6 at Camp Resolute Boston. Cars depart the church at 1 2 1 30 and 2 o’clock with basket lunches and various sports. Committee chairman David Temple is aided by Frank Allen Edward Brown Walter Campbell and Philip Kurbs.
Mrs. Alice Jacobs and son Paul visit Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jacobs in Valley Forge Pennsylvania. Norma Fuller and family host. Arthur H. Rodger family and Mrs. Alan Alexander stay at York Beach Maize. Harry F. Lovly family leaves for New York City for the holiday weekend.
A Fort Worth family replaces their dog with 14 rabbits, but the fox terrier named Mitzi vanishes soon after the Jordans begin rabbit farming. The mother explains the dog may have grown jealous of the new arrivals.
Milwaukee parents Sylvester and Mrs Fox are running out of four letter J names for their nine children after eight have already been named Jean Jill Jine Joya Jane Jody Judd and Jock. The exhausted couple seeks guidance.
In New Britain Connecticut 17 year old Paul J Dimock earned his driver's license and four hours later fled the scene after his automobile struck another car police report.
Marlboro Airman Thomas J Collachio son of Mr and Mrs Louis Collachio of Central street leaves Sunday by air liner from New York for Camp Stoneman California for assignment in the Far East He is on leave at his home Airman Collachio enlisted in the Air Corps last September and after basic training at Sampson NY underwent administration training at Northwest Missouri State College He was then assigned to Hanscom Air Base in Bedford Mass Lightning releases large amounts of nitrogen in the air which is then returned to the soil in rain.
A three member Regional School committee was appointed by Moderator Earl Stringer to study feasibility for a regional school serving Southboro and nearby towns. Members are David Aldrich Louis Hoisington and James Trioli. A report will be presented at the 1953 annual meeting.
Southboro private Irvine Stone Jr stationed with the U S Army at Camp Pickett Virginia spent the holiday weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Irvine Stone Sr Lyman street The cubit is an early unit of length measured by forearm size.
Hillside School welcomed students yesterday with grades three through eight and an enrollment expected to grow. The teaching staff includes Miss Ket Dawson, Miss Charlotte Crozier, Mrs. Ralph D. Gunn, and J. Parks with Melvin J Li handling physical education and manual training. Instruction is directed by Paul J. Sweet of Worcester with Mrs. Dorig E. Whittemore assisting on Thursdays. Most enrolled boys come from Massachusetts.
Indianapolis youth organized a benefit baseball game after patrolman John L. Sullivan was killed by a prowler. The event raised 18 dollars for Mrs. Sullivan and her two children, aiding the widow in the wake of the tragedy.
Fragmentary note claims frogs can sing underwater using both mouth and nose, with unclear details and garbled text.
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