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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1959
Page
1
Disjointed OCR fragment references a murder case involving a Red man, a Red man in Frese murder case, car insurance education and football classes. Mentions Allied Research and town activity with unclear date. Text is incomplete and reads as a jumble of unrelated items.
An aged 8 burial notice mentions a funeral home arrangement and a planned burial at Fat Street Bernard's. The readable fragment implies a requiem and help services but lacks full specifics on date, family, or cemetery.
The Concord Community Chest launches its annual drive over Oct 16 to 18 with a $107,690 goal, the highest ever, up 15 percent from last year. The increase reflects new member agencies and greater needs among others.
Dr Lester Vander Werf dean of the School of Education at Northeast University proposes a program to help Mary attend classes despite financial or personal obstacles. The aim is to ensure continued enrollment and closer support from the university.
Concord Boy Scout Troop 168 will hold a weekend retreat at Scoutmaster William Buckley's Thoreau Street home from Friday 5 p.m. until after the Sunday 9 o'clock mass. Rev Les Polland S J will conduct the retreat. Boys from town troops may attend and contact Buckley at EM 9 2228.
Carlisle opening fall meeting of the Carlisle PTA will be Monday evening Sept 21 at 8 at the Spaulding school auditorium. The event serves as a reception for parents and teachers with introductions to the new teaching staff. Mrs Mark D Ellie is president and will conduct the event. Refriments will be served.
Next Lions Club gathering set for Tuesday at 7 PM at Edison Lynnhold featuring a supper. Chairmanship by P P H Tunnielst and Chitman of membership. Last meeting included a cookout and ladies night. A September 8 dinner at Trade Winds Camp in Waltham with catering by Nims and square dancing led by Bob Trey (Boxborough).
Concord Town Manager Theodore M Nelson says the map committee chaired by Col. Thomas J McGrath will submit its report to the board of selectmen by fall. Nelson is drafting the 1960 budget for filing December 1 with selectmen, who must pass it to the finance committee by December 20.
Our Lady Help of Christians church hall hosted a CDA regular meeting led by Frances MacLane, grand regent. A country store event followed the business session with refreshments. next gathering planned with Mary Kenney and Ca Byron as co chairmen, chaired by Margaret Wrenn.
In a local note Faith Bemis is listed as married and the institution plans to seek bids for a new building. The document mentions a B. & Me ticket office set to go and comments on an apathetic showing at the site.
A State House report notes the C I Furniture Workers picketed the Bradford street plant in an orderly manner. For 10 to 12 days Sergt Jasies Finan Jr has patrolled the area while a union spokesman says daily presence costs them what they seek.
Dr Auer has served on faculties of both Tufts and another university. He recently returned from the Netherlands and is living in Concord while planning a home in Chapel Hill. His sermon Sunday will discuss the purpose of religion.
The building design allows future enlargement of the employees lounge and office space in Concord without harming symmetry or interrupting business. Bids will be opened publicly at the bank's main office in Concord at 3 p.m. on Oct. 13.
Bids are expected to be issued soon for the Cargill Well project. The notice outlines proposals from bidders and references a two acre lot site and the reviewing authority.
Mr Martin now pursues graduate studies at Wellesley College. He earned a B A from Wellesley in 1950 and plans to work in physics.
Harry A. Chief assumed the new ECU position at the start of this month, signaling a routine leadership change within the organization.
The Concord board requests 40000 dollars for Thoreau street between Main and Hubbard for traction and repaving. The distribution allocates 10000 dollars to town, 10000 to county, and 20000 to state.
Gregoro Poulos presents three exhibitions capturing antiquity and majesty. He uses etherealized views to evoke timeless scenes of Venice Athens and Mycenae.
McGinnis reported no hardships with new school access and urged mail order and single ride options. Board discussions included governor notices on youth fitness and salary talks for a district tax collector, with further meetings planned at the Town Home.
No town action is planned for the southeast corner near the Lincoln line. The Concord selectmen indicate there are no immediate proposals or purchases in sight for that parcel.
An estate sale offers a 1959 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 Sports Sedan with 11 000 miles. The car is described as pull power and in full operating condition.
Recent arrivals note a daughter born at Emerson Hospital to Mr and Mrs parents. The brief item records a newborn in Concord with local hospital birth.
Fragmentary notice mentions a new fee for Baker’s. and a publication by Houghton that will come out on September 22. The readable text suggests a product or service aimed at 8 to 11 year olds.
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