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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1956

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Concord Police Mercy Trip Delivers Newborn to Boston

Sergeant Finan coordinated a mercy flight from Emerson Hospital for a newborn. Patrolman Landini rushed the infant to Children’s Medical Center with nurse Reba Wood. Cambridge and Boston police did not meet the unit, but the RH baby received a transfusion and was later pronounced well. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dana Murphy of Breen Road, Billerica.

Concord — Police Sergft Thomas V. Finan Emerson Hospital Boston Paul A. Landini Hosital Reba Wood R.N Bedford Children’s Medical Center Sergt. Finan Cambridge Concord Mercy Mission Landini Boston Hospital Dana Murphy Breen Road Billerica

Dee Couple Celebrates 18th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Dee of West Concord marked their 18th anniversary last Wednesday. They wed in Concord and reside in town. Mrs. Dee is Catherine Rushe formerly, and Mr. Dee works at the Massachusetts Institution for Correction and serves as a master sergeant in Concord's Company H. M. N. G. 182nd Infantry. They have one son and three daughters. GIVE TO THE RED CROSS.

West Concord Philip B. Dee Commonwealth Avenue Concord Dee Catherine Rushe Massachusetts Institution For Correction 182Nd Infantry

West Concord Girl to Wed Newton Man

Elizabeth Ann Gault of West Concord and Charles Kotsaftis of Auburndale announce their engagement. Betty Gault, Concord High School 1954 graduate, now at Newton-Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing. Charles Kotsaftis, Newton High School 1954 alumnus, studying at Wentworth Institute. No wedding date set.

West Concord Newton Robert J. Gault 208 Elm Street Elizabeth Ann Gault Charles Kotsaftis James Kotsaftis Auburndale Betty Gault Miss Gault Concord High School Newton - Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing Koisaitis Newton High School Wentworth Institute

Bedford Chief Jet Wins Open Puppy Stake at Fall Field Day

Bedford Chief Jet an English setter owned by Alfred H Kirton of Otis Street Otis town and handled by Paul Long won first prize in the open puppy stake at the Woburn Sportsman's Club fall field day. Plans for the Church of Christ Congregational fair on Saturday September 22 are announced. The eighth annual event will offer various goods and a supper from 5 to 7 PM in the elementary school cafeteria.

Bedford Alfred H. Kirton Otis Street Paul Long Woburn Sportsman’s Club Church of Christ

Summer Snapshot Round Up and Organizing Tips

A compact guide urges families to inventory summer photos, sort by occasion such as Camping or Places Visited, and add dates to settle disputes. It recommends gathering relatives to help, checking negatives, and replacing missing prints for albums. John Van Guilder

John van Guilder

Ex Concord Youth to Wed Hudson Girl

Engagement of Natalie Tassinari of Hudson to Donald Mulcahy of Concord announced by Mr and Mrs Robert Tassinari of 33 Broad Street Hudson Natalie a St Michael's Academy graduate class of 1952 and Marlborough employee Donald a Concord High School graduate who played football and now works in Framingham

Concord Robert Tassinari Broadstreet, Hudson Natalie Tassinari Donald Mulcahy Geroge Mulcahy Gleasondale Road Stow Tassinari St. Michael’s Academy Marlborough Mulcahy Concord High School Framingham

Lincoln Doctor Opens Skin Disease Office at Medical Center

Concord Charles S Keuper M D of Lincoln opens an office at the Medical Center on Main street and Old Road to Nine Acre Corner for skin diseases. He studied at the University of Texas, did post graduate work at Massachusetts General Hospital since 1949, and also has a practice in Boston. His home is on Old Concord road in Lincoln and he and Mrs Keuper have one child.

Harvard College de Emerson Ralph Waldo Emerson America Peter Bulkeley Harvard Emerson Europe Thomas Carlyle Concord Walden Pond Enos Bronson Thoreau Margaret Fuller Carlyle Concord Community Chest Emerson Hospital Dliparntee Charles S. Keuper Lincoln Main Street Old Road Nine Acre Corner Keuper Schulenburg Texas University of Texas Massachusetts General Hospital Boston Old Concord Road Mie Keuper

New Juror Dante Barolomeo Reported in Acton

A juror named Dante Barolomeo of Liberty Street South Acton is drawn on Tuesday night and will report on the first Monday in October. Barolomeo formerly resided in Concord. Ice sheets over 200 feet thick and miles wide drift across the Arctic Ocean in summer.

Acton Price Dante Barolomeo Liberty Street South Acton Bartolomeo Concord Arctic Ocean

Ex Librarian Named Head at Waltham Library

Concord Free Public Library veteran Concord-Gordon A. Gaskill 29 Ash street Cambridge becomes head librarian at the Waltham Library replacing the late Leslie T. Little. Gaskill formerly led Concord under Fred B. Bloomhardt and Sarah B. Bartlett and was listed in Who's Who in Library Service 1955.

Concord Gordon A. Gaskill Ash Street Cambridge Concord Free Public Library Waltham Library Board of Leslie T. Little. Gaskill Fred B. Bloomhardt Sarah B. Bartlett Winchester Who

Helicopters Replace Horses in Indian Roundup Fails

In Toppenish Washington officials planned a helicopter roundup of Indian horses but the mission was halted when the aircraft developed mechanical trouble.

Indian Agency

District Attorney vows crackdown on illegal bets in Middlesex

Middlesex District Attorney Ephraim Martin announced intensified action against illegal betting at Lowell District Court where seven defendants were found guilty on multiple counts of illegal registration of bets. Fines total 4800 dollars with suspended sentences for most. six defendants fined 60 dollars for presence where gaming implements were found. police praised for aiding the convictions.

Ephraim Martin Middlesex County Middlesex Bes Martin Lowell District Court Maurice McWalter Henry E. Daigle Nashua N. H House of Correction James M. Brooks South Walker Street Lowell James Mavrogianis Rogers Street James G. Katsaros Staly Mavrogianos Charles Coumas Peter C. Logothetis Paul N. Diamantopoulos Stephen Kouchalakos Wayland Middlesex Strict Attorney’s Lowe'l

Local Cameraman Attends New England Photographers’ Conference

Concord Keith Martin a Stow resident attended the Photographers Association of New England convention and trade show from September 9 to 11 at the New Ocean House Swampscott. Over 500 photographers from New England were present. A new feature introduced was the Miss New England Lens-Lure competition.

Concord Keith Martin Main Street Stow

Red Cross Starts Nurses Aide Course at Emerson Hospital

Concord Red Cross chapter begins a Nurses Aide course to train more aides for Emerson Hospital. Mrs. Mary Pratt will teach, with classes starting Monday October 1 at 7:15 p.m. and meeting Mondays and Wednesdays for ten weeks. Enrollment by calling Emerson 9-2590.

Concord Concorded Cross Emerson Hospital Mary Pratt Emerson

Miss Kinsley Granted Massachusetts Special Teaching Certificate

Katherine Mary Kinsley of West Acton has received a permanent Massachusetts Special Class Teacher's Certificate for mentally retarded children. She completed approved courses in psychology of subnormal and unadjusted children, special class methods, educational measurements, industrial arts, and domestic arts.

Katherine Mary Kinsley Central Street West Acton Massachusetts Division of Special Education Massachusetts Department of Education Miss Kinsley Northeastern University Lester S. Vander Werf The Colle of Education I.Q

Concord Officials Schedule September Meetings and Bids

The Concord town diary notes a board of appeals session September 26 at the Town House 7 30 p m and a September 24 warrant closing by selectmen for the October town meeting. A September 24 hearing at 7 30 p m will consider Boston Edison Company cable burial near Edgewood Road West Concord to the Concord Acton line. Fire and police station bid deadlines shift to September 21 after architects requested the change.

Board of Appeals Theodore M. Nelson Concord Selectmen Concord Boston Edison Company Manhole Edgewood Road West Concord Main Street Concord-Acton Nelson

Poultry Meat a Good Buy for Food Shoppers This Week

Concord chicken remains an excellent buy per Middlesex County Extension Service agent Robert M Grover. Prices are attractive as broiler chickens rise in production and reach market age in 9 to 11 weeks, enabling home freezers with frozen fowl for winter meals and everyday menus. The note on scallions derives from Ascalon.

Robert M. Grover Middlesex County Extension Service

New Varieties Show Uniform Maturity in County Test

Agricultural trial results from a Massachusetts county report four strains of sweet corn with uniform fullness and high productivity. Dr Havis and local growers evaluated varieties suited to growing conditions, noting resistance to cracking and dark yellow kernels.

Ion Wpschusetts Asgp Havis Broegg County Agrici

Local Youth Induction Event Noted in Classified Snippet

A fragmentary local notice highlights youth induction activities with Rosarié Li bert Sandwell and seven others named among participants. The brief reads as a classified ad note in a Septembers section mentioning local day and an informal induction.

West Concot Rosarié Libert Sandwell Cis White

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