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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1954

Page

7

Maynard Teens Aid Polio Drive in Nationwide Effort

Maynard teenagers join a national March of Dimes drive to raise funds for polio relief. Clergy from Catholic Jewish and Protestant churches urge participation. Two polio cases reported in Maynard this fall and a nine year old girl from Maynard is hospitalized in Boston.

Maynard United States National Foundation For Boston March of Dimes Worsley Fardy Havelock Armour Lena E. Downey Rob

New Students Enrolled at Acton Junior Senior High

Acton junior senior high school welcomes new students from Arlington Jacksonville Concord Brighton Scarborough Maine Watertown Everett Peters on Concord Yell ow Springs Ohio South Dayton New York Maynard and other communities. Grade 7 includes Linda Armstrong James Carlisle Sharon Dunphy Janice Gibbs Steven Medlar Rosalie O Connell. Grade 8 lists Margaret Lentine Anne McLane Joseph Passerello Ronald Thompson. Grade 9 adds William Fowler John Harbage Michael Hill Peter McGregor Joyce Peterson Judith Woodhead. Grade 10 features Diane Dunphy James Fowler Valerie Medlar Walter Aalto Sandra Dunphy. Grade 12 contains Bernice Peterson.

Acton Linda Armstrong Arlington James Carlisle Jacksonville Florida Sharon Dunphy Concord Janice Gibbs Brighton Steven Medlar Scarborough Maine Rosalie O.connell Watertown Everett Peterson Margaret Lentine Bedford Anne McLane Joseph Passerello Waltham Ronald Thompson Littleton William Fowler Dayton New York John ‘Harbage Michael Hill Peter McGregor Yellow Springs Ohio John McLane Joyce Peterson Judith Woodhead Diane Dunphy James Fowler Valerie Medlar Walter Aalto Maynard Sandra Dunphy Bernice Peterson

Students to receive street assignments Friday

The young people will get their street assignments Friday morning. They will visit homes in the afternoon and evening and turn in collected money at Co-op Hall between 7:00 and 8:00 Friday night. Lena Downey of the Abbot Savings Bank will serve as treasurer of the drive.

Ert K. Jones, Jr Lena Downey Asabet Savings Bank

Pre-School Group Opens Season With Large Enrollment

Sudbury cooperative preschool held its first meeting at Mrs Arthur E Fay home Concord road. The school opens September 20 with full enrollment and a waiting list. Dr Louise Bates Ames is set for a November 8 talk. Officers and directors listed. Also notes cashmere goat fleece production details.

Sudbury Arthur E. Fay Concord Road Frank Bautze Paul Gebhardt Louise Bates Ames William Darling Richard Schmaltz James Goddard Robert Wickson Francis White Myron G. Siegars Kenneth Throckmorton Ralph Bennett Clarence Hurlburt Walter Taylor Howard Kelley

Sudbury Letter From Ex‑Resident Davisson Shares Reminiscences

Major John E Davisson, former Sudbury resident, writes from abroad about selling land on King Philip Heights. He laments not attending the veterans tablet unveiling and notes plans to return to the States within a year. His son finishes a three year Germany tour with the 2nd Armored Division.

Sudbury John E. Davisson St. Hubert’s School King Philip Heights Sudsbury States Mary Lamb School Germany 2Nd Armored Division

Concord Orchestra Ready For Season and Donations

Concord Orchestra enters its fourth season under George Brown. Last year featured 30 rehearsals, 40 players, and two well-attended free children's concerts. Plans include two more free concerts and a children's show. Contributions fund operating expenses. donations of any size are welcome to Treasurer Bert C. Chambers.

Concord Concord Orchestra George Brown Concord Chorus Bert C. Chambers

Concord Garden Club Meeting Highlights and Plywood Use

The Concord Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Egbert S. Newbury Jr on Lowell Road with guest speaker Allen Kennedy superintendent of Fisheries and Game speaking on Conservation Refreshments were served The article notes prewar plywood use and postwar diversification including its adoption by Detroit auto makers for running boards and door linings

Concord Concord Garden Club Egbert S. Newbury, Jr Lowell Road Allen Kennedy Fisheries and Game Detroit Auto Makers

Firemen praised for saving horses in Sudbury barn blaze

Letitia and Honora Haynes thank local firemen after a severe thunderstorm and lightning struck their Sudbury barn, one of the town’s largest. The blaze destroyed the hay-filled structure. only heavy timbers remained as Wayland responders assisted from a mile away hydrant access. Two horses saved, one euthanized due to injuries. rebuilds rumored.

Sudbury Letitia Honora Haynes Carol Wayland Fire Department Haynes

Acton Donor Gives History Book and Class Photo

Acton Harold Phalen, head of mathematics at William and Mary College, donated his history of Acton to Acton High School Library and a 1886 first class composite photo. The photo will be hung in the superintendent's office. listed graduates include Emery W. Clark Eugene L. Hall Carrie L. Shapley Minnie G. Bassett Martha C. Pratt and M Florence Fletcher.

Acton Harold Phalen Acton High School Phalen William and Mary College Virginia Emery W. Clark Eugene L. Hall Carrie L. Shapley Minnie G. Bassett Martha C. Pratt M. Florence Fletcher

Bedford Veterans News and Hurricane Impact Items

Lieut Alfred H Stewart son of Mrs Elizabeth Stewart of 36 Great Road Bedford was recently separated from service after nine months in Korea. Mrs Sparks and five children survived the August 31 hurricane floods and gale in South Kingston Rhode Island while Mr Sparks was away on business in Arizona. They reside on North Road Bedford. Installation of new officers of Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post A L No 221 will be held next Tuesday evening at the new clubhouse with County Commander Francis Hart inducting the new slate.

Alfred H. Stewart Elizabeth Stewart Great Road Korea Earl Sparks Kingston Rhode Island Arizona North Road Bedford Anthony-Hunt-Hamilton Post, A. L. No. 221 Francis Hart

Railroad Executive to Address Boston NAC A Meeting

Bedford-Patrick B. McGinnis will address Boston Chapter NAC A at the Hotel Bradford on September 22, 1954. His topic is New Thinking in Railroad Management. Local NAC A member Bernard J. Pond of 26 Great Road is expected to attend.

Bedford Patrick B. McGinnis New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company Boston National Association of Cost Accountants Bradford McGinnis N.A.C.A Bernard J. Pond Great Road

Bedford Library Resumes Regular Hours for September to June

Bedford Public Library returns to its standard schedule. Saturday hours are 10 a.m. to 12 noon and 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Weekdays run 1:45 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. through June.

Bedford Bedford Public Library

Sudbury Garden Club Holds Annual Luncheon at 1812 House

The Thursday Garden Club of Sudbury-Framingham held its annual luncheon on September 9 at the 1812 House. Officers for the year include President Mrs Wesley Teich Secretary Mrs Donald F Larson Treasurer Mrs Stephen S Burke and Program Mrs John A Anderson.

Garden Club Sudbury 1812 House Framingham Wesley Teich Donald F. Larson Stephen S. Burke John A. Anderson

Television on Fire at Avery Rest Home Sudbury

Fire department responded to a call at Avery Rest Home in North Sudbury on Tuesday September 7 to investigate dense smoke. Firefighters found the source to be a television on fire and moved it from the room.

Sudbury Avery Rest Home North Sudbury

Formal Dance at Wayside Inn Sept 24 in Sudbury

The Homemaker's Group sponsors a dance at the Wayside Inn on Friday night September 24 at 8 30 for Memorial Church Expansion Building Fund. Paul Ambler's Orchestra of Natick provides music. Mrs Carlton Ellins Jr chairs the event with ticket duties led by Mrs David Chase.

Sudbury Homemaker’s Memorial Church Paul Ambler Orchestra Natick Carlton Ellins, Jr David Chase Philips, Chase James Goddard

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