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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1959
Page
9
John Lepore of Somerville faced a stop sign violation charge in Concord district court. He pleaded guilty and paid a fine after the case heard by Judge Pierre A Northrup with Patrolman John V Gregory directing the prosecution.
Maynard H Scott Inc announces the appointment of Irving C Whittemore Jr as procurement manager. He will oversee purchasing, receiving, stores and inventory control for H H Scott Inc He earned a 1948 BSc in business from UNH and was a chief buyer at Sikorsky Aircraft prior to this. He is a WWII and Korean War veteran and resides in Belmont with plans to move his family here.
The Acton Garden Club hosts a workshop supervised by Mrs. Hugo Logemann at Acton Center Woman’s Clubhouse as preparation for the fall flower show on September 17. Entries must be registered with Mrs. Thomas Park by September 10 with arrangements due between 8 and 10 a.m. show day.
The notice lists many residents and couples with addresses including St Paul’s Me Brook Road Dayton South Street Sunnyfield Road Neillian Way Genetti Street Marion Road and 52 Neillian Way. Names include Alex vey Brophy Mildred Laundry Richard Laperriere James Magee and Burl Whelcher along with several Mr. and Mrs. pairs.
A month mass will be held for the late Mrs L Wilder Bowie of West Concord at Our Lady Help of Christians Church on Saturday morning. The Gormely family of Central Street enjoyed a long vacation through Maine Quebec City St Anne de Beaupre Montreal and New York. Frederick Guardabassi of Concord served as usher at the Nagel Blackett nuptials in Needham. An estimated 10 million home makers in the United States are afflicted with disabilities.
A note of gratitude wishes to thank fellow members and friends for their support at a recent testimonial in my honor held at Pou Bt Concord.
Bedford and nearby towns join Veterans Hospital for a September 19 event to enlist 1650 volunteers. Sponsored by veterans service organizations, the kickoff initiates a year of activities including socials dances card parties and music therapy within the hospital. Leaders and participants span American Legion American Red Cross National Catholic Welfare Board and local schools and clubs.
Mrs. Horne of Concord dies at 64 at home after a long illness. A funeral Mass at St. Bernard's was followed by burial rites officiated by Father Higgins. Surviving are five sons Harold Walpole John Harvard Francis Edward and two daughters Rita Butler and Phargon with a brother Fred McGlashing. She lived in Concord over 30 years and was active in St. Bernard's Ladies Sodality and Altar Society.
Harold Hultstrom 44 Summer Street East Walpole wed William Oden officiating at Roxborough National Church on Aug 15 at 2:30 PM. Organist Mrs Alpha Anderson led music. reception in church vestry. Couple honeymooned in Virginia Beach. Bride a Acton High School graduate taught in Guilford Conn, and will teach Grade 3 in Gardner this year.
The piece notes more than 350000 trade patents registered with the United States Patent Office and new applications growing at about 20000 annually as questions and protests accompany the expanding patent landscape.
The Concord Antiquarian Society presents a tribute to late president Russell Hawes Kettell with a display in the 17th Century Wing. Items from his noted gift of woodwork and furnishings highlight the collection as the museum opens daily 10 to 6 until November 21, with free admission for accompanied Concord children.
Nashoba Country Day School prepares to open at 54 Main Street Concord on September 16 with grades 4 5 and 6 initially and later grades 7 and 8 in 1960 1961. Miss Ruth Tucker headmistress leads a team of teachers parents and students in a nonprofit venture supported by Concord area schools.
Miss Louisé Graf daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Graf married Malcolm Beckett at the Tory Hill Meeting House West Buxton Maine. Rev Williams performed the ceremony with Emma Graf as bridesmaid and Raymond Stanley as best man.
Fragmentary report notes a first graduating class and eight years of use of buildings as barracks for troops during a historical conflict. The text references War of 1613 and locations tied to early education and military use.
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