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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1959

Page

16

Carlisle Grange hosts second annual Williams 4-H Center fair

The Carlisle Grange sponsors a two day event at Williams 4-H Center featuring judging Saturday at 10 am, an all day program with sports, bands, square dance and a firemen's master. Sunday includes sheep and goat shows, drum and Bugle exhibition, concert and auction. Assisting Granges include Eeeeee d Lincoln Bedford and Westford.

Carlisle Ann Grange Williams 4-H Sunoy Ming 18Th Army Fort Concord Carlisle Grange Lincoln Bedford Westford

Square Dance Opens Bedford Club Season at Page School

The Bedford-Bedford Social Club opens the season with a square dance at Page School on Friday September 11 at 8 15 p m All are welcome Dudley Briggs will call and Mrs Richard B Donovan is the event chairperson

Bedford Page School Dudley Briggs Richard B. Donovan

Motorman Arrested for Tampering With Village Property

A motorist parked in a restricted zone, removed the no parking sign and placed it aside. Patrolman John R. Wallace observed the act from a nearby service station and arrested the motorist on tampering charges.

Cott, N.Y John R. Wallace

Community Fair Invites Mrs. Ed ith Nourse Rogers

Admission is free and invited guest list includes Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers congresswoman from Lowell. General chairman of the fair is Frederick S. Flannery of Cross street this town.

Edith Nourse Rogers Lowell Frederick S. Flannery Cross Street This Town

Bedford Post elects officers and notes WWI names

The Bedford The Fal Post held last week electing Commander Nicholas Genetti senior vice commander Louis Boulier junior vice commander Dominic Palmeri adjutant William Arnold assistant adjutant Edward Champney finance officer James Shea and Robert Chaplain John Pinkham historian John Sharkey trustees Richard Hartwell grave registration Frank White adjutant at arms Bernie Snee and executive committee Nick Genetti Frank White Warren Hartwell Domino Genetti Robert Mead 91 votes cast. The post named Anthony as the first sailor killed in World War I and the other two as the first civilian and marine killed in the war.

Bedford Anthony Hunt Hamilton American Legion Nicholas Genetti Louis Boulier Dominic ‘Palmeri William H., Arnold Edward Champney James Shea Robert Chaplain John Pinkham John Sharkey Richard Hartwell Frank White Bernie Snee Warren Hartwell Domino Genetti Robert Mead Anthony Cilier

New Welcome Wagon hostess named for Concord area

Mrs Charlotte Oleson of Concord succeeds Mrs Carol H Flagg of East Acton as Welcome Wagon hostess for Concord Lincoln and Carlisle. Plans for the Church of Good Shepherd second annual bazaar in Acton on Oct 24 proceed with a large worker corps. Regular church services resume this Sunday Sept 13 after summer programs. Mr and Mrs James Corrigan of West Acton announce a son born Sept 1 at Emerson Hospital. University of Minnesota operates an 18 hole golf course free for students and faculty.

Concord Lincoln Carlisle Charlotte Oleson Carol H. Flagg East Acton James Corrigan Sem‘nole’ Road West Acton Emerson Hospital The University of Minnesota

Cameron New Director at B F Goodrich Footwear and Flooring

Sudbury veteran A Cameron has been named director of employee relations at B F Goodrich Footwear and Flooring in Watertown, succeeding James F Leverone who died recently. Cameron joined the company in 1929 and rose through supervisory roles before taking on labor relations. He studied at Ep·ney School of Accounting and Lowell Technical Institute and is a member of Boston Rubber Group and Associated Industries of Massachusetts.

Sudbury Charles A. Cameron B. F. Goodrich Footwear Watertown Cameron James F. Leverone Arlington B.F. Goodrich Footwear & Flooring Company Hood Rubber Company Boston Rubber Group Associated Industries of Massachusetts Rubber Manufacturers: Association Epenley School of Accounting Lowell Technical Institute On Une Acade

Regular Services Resumed at St Pauls Mission Church

A Bedford delegation from St Pauls Mission Church attended the western district leaders meeting and tea for the new president Mrs Doris Brown. Regular Sunday services resume Sept 13 with 10:30 am service, classes begin Sept 13, and midweek Holy Communion is set for Wednesday at 10 am. Acolyte meeting is Sept 12 at 9:30 am.

Bedford St Paul’s Mission Church Doris Brown

Bedford Birth and Community Meetings Report

Bedford announces the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. R. Donald Biron on August 28 at Emergon Hospital. Sunday school teachers from Church of The Savior met at Hewitts in Lexington, and women gathered at the Cali residence in Concord. Daniel McLaughlin and Robert McKenna of the Bedford Lions Club will attend a district advisory meeting at Hotel Edison in Lynn next Thursday evening. The Bafta Club was set to open its season at Church of Christ Congregational.

R. Donald Biron Saran. Avenue Emergon Hospital Church of the Savior Hewitt’s Lexington Cali Elsin Street Concord Daniel McLaughlin Robert McKenna Bedford Lions Club Hotel Edison Lynn Bafta Club Church of Christ. Congregational

Bake it easy trick for cake glaze with lemon chips

A recipe note from New York suggests melting lemon chips with butter over hot water to make a glaze. Combine hot milk confectioners sugar and a dash of salt, whisk in the melted chips, then pour the wilted glaze over a cake or cookies and spread smoothly.

New York UPI

Bedford Club Opens 1959 60 Season September 14

The Bedford Club of Church of Christ begins its 1959 60 season on September 14 at Hanscom Field with Capt Roger H Ginter as staff chaplain. Supper meeting and visitation program planned at Laurence G Hanscom Field. All parish men urged to reserve the date.

Bedford Club of Church , of Christ Roger H., Ginter Hanscom Laurence G. Hanscom

Carlisle Obituary and Local School Opening Notes

Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Doris Campbell for the death of her father Frank QO Ripley. The funeral was held at Lexington Funeral Home. Firemen held a drill at the Central Station led by Chief Waldo D. Wilson. Local youth completed Camp Fireside at Barrington NH with Rev. Robert B. Dempsey on the faculty. Carlisle schools opened with half-day and full-day sessions as Concord High classes begin today.

Doris Campbell Russell Street Frank QO. Ripley David Fudge & Son Lexington Funeral ‘Home Waldo D. Wilson Carlisle Concord High

Acton Regional School Hosts Lecture Series

The Acton Regional High School plans a guest lecture series with speakers from WBZ and local organizations. Events span from November through March with sessions scheduled at Blanchard Hall and Towne School, including dates in November and January.

Acton Cent WBZ Acton Sch Acton Woman’s Blanchard Hall Towne Mal

Wedding notice for Mary E. Fabbri and Giurleo in Weston

A wedding notice lists Mary E. Fabbri of Weston and Giurleo of North G town to marry. The fragment mentions temperatures around 88 degrees in Nova Scotia Canal areas.

Fabbri Weston Giurleo North G Town Nova Scotia

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