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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1959
Page
11
Beart. for Re Asiatic art at Museum Boston, he has shown his knowledge of a Chinese artist and his handling of inked relief prints. The display includes pressed Hong-fibered paper with a beetle in relief and marks a first in the United States.
Readable fragments indicate a local item involving Re Me Hall and a pie event at nine o'clock. Names and complete details are unclear due to damaged text.
Edward B Hamblin, supervisor of technical services, highlighted at the CLU conferment ceremony. The event noted his contributions within the Summers regional church setting and college life under chartered life underwriting.
A Suffolk Superior Court judge last week handled a case against a man charged with supplying a gun for a local group led by Charley Walihes. The defendant, Shutes, received a four year sentence along with a purchase of U. S. Savings Bonds.
The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with sabrina neckline and a silk taffeta skirt. Maid of honor Bernadette Houston and matron of honor Andrew Norton led the bridal party, with bridesmaids Patricia Roberts and others in matching gowns. Best man Daniel G Houston and ushers accompanied the couple on a Cape Cod wedding trip before settling at 231 Lakeside Avenue, San University premises of Columbian National Life Insurance Co.
The record lists the fall and winter term events at Religious Society. It notes the regular meeting on Oct 1 and mentions Joan Doe in charge of the New Dog Temiog club, with Mrs. William N. Weisert of School Street hosting. A Fall Rally is planned at First Church with speaker Mr. Tong and guests Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Gerne.
Dedication of the new religious education building at Acton Center Church set for Sunday September 27 with a 4 PM service. Rev. Frank Ey Duddy former Northeastern University pastor will deliver the dedicatory prayer and Rev. George A. Buglas will offer the invocation.
Acton hosts its annual fair on Saturday October 3 at 10 AM to 4 PM. Mothers who can help should contact Mabel McNamara and join the committee led by Jean Lank and Tony Flood. Volunteers will oversee food stalls, household exhibits, crafts, and gifts from local donors.
Readable text notes the Langdoh Wak es family welcoming twin girls Rachel Lancand le and OND with two older children Richard Rice Neney, amid a blurred Pittsburgh area newspaper notice of births and names.
Friends honor Shepherd at Wid A Stowe Paet on Friday of each month for children in grades 5-8. The event takes place in the Dareasiuwa Aeton Cem clubhouse, with participation from the Woniati's Clubhouse community group.
Fragmentary note reports an event at Obed involving Kinde in a fish waters scene. No clear details or names beyond these terms.
An annual policemen’s ball occurs Oct 10 at the State Armory with dancing from 8 to 9:45 p.m. William R. Callahan of Lexington Road, New Mont, is noted as Catholic editor. Firefighters were called at 2:50 a.m. Thursday to a home on Elm Street, John K. Spring family. no damage beyond smoke from a heater short circuit.
Fragmentary recipe note mentions adding one fourth to a fraction teaspoon of dressing mix to butter. Unclear measurements and steps due to torn text.
The text notes rivals earning blue ribbons in 4H and open shows at Topsfield and Grange fairs. Crystals and Forna Rex rabbits gain best of show and best senior exhibitor awards with several blue ribbons and circulating rabbit trophies mentioned.
A damaged OCR fragment references Joni MatRenzie or similar names and mentions a February wedding plan, with unrelated phrases about savings bonds.
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