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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1957
Page
15
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Belgium and atomic topics with unspecified announcements, suggesting public curiosity or governmental messaging about nuclear matters. The readable text lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to anchor a precise summary.
The PTA announces its first fall meeting and an open house at 7 30 to view the new Fusion school. Francis J Sayer and Roderick Pye invite all interested. Carl Struss, chair of the school committee, will explain the Carlisle Concord regional district setup. Officers for the new year include Mrs. Mark D. Elliott as vice president Mrs. William A. True secretary and Mrs. Marjorie Roderick treasurer.
Carlisle Monthly Laymen’s League of First Religious Society restarts Tuesday October 1 under new president Karl V. Struss of School Street. Officers include first vice president Frank S. Berry second vice president George I. Stearns secretary John W. Bisbee treasurer James H. Wilkins. Executive committee members are Jay Fisk Edward J. Clark Benjamin F. Clark and publicity head Fred E. Pegonen. Supper at 7 15 p m with program to be announced.
The deCordova Museum opens its fall season with a joint exhibition by Marc Moldnet, Harvard trained physician and artist, and George Pappas, Penn State University art faculty member. Their early works show contemporary American painting with bold color and disciplined turbulence. Moldanet blends medicine and painting after Harvard Medical School 1950. Pappas, Massachusetts School of Art and Harvard graduate, studied with Gyorgy Kepes. Both have shown at Des Moines Art Center, Boston Arts Festival, and more.
Acton Boy Scout troop leader Ivan Wold invites the public to a court of honor and parents night at Julians Medical School on Saturday. Curtis Laffin of high school will receive his Eagle badge, the highest scout ranking, during the program.
Acton Center faces a multi event list with plans for the Evangelical Congregational Church 125th anniversary noted for Friday October 16 and Sunday October 20. Fuller details may be announced next week and seniors at Acton-Boxboro Regional High push a mammoth waste paper drive on October 5 and 6.
Carlisle Catholic Women's Club announces new officers for the upcoming year. Officers include President Mrs Gordon J Diment Vice-President Mrs Edward Lord Recording Secretary Mrs John E Redican Corresponding Secretary Mrs Thomas Fulton Treasurer Mrs Harold Schoolcraft. The article notes New York State's leading population and industry, second in dairy products, third in vegetable growing, and fourth in fruit raising.
The Acon Center Woman's Club nears launching curry classes next month and will host Girl Scouts in an all day sewing event at Acton-Boxborough Jonal High School. Andrew J. Rein is named new president and Rev Daniel F Dunn remains spiritual director as the Holy Name Society discusses plans for a holy hour in Ayer on Oct 27. Building of the new Air Reduc tlore plant valued at 9 million dollars progresses in the Acton section.
Washington reports the annual sessions of three major international economic organizations begin with a joint session Monday. President Eisenhower will welcome delegates. Sixty four nations are represented. The United States is led by Secretary of the Treasury Robert B. Anderson, head of the 19 member U. S. delegation.
Farm Bureau executive secretary Mariach Pickett argues farming issues are nonpartisan and that milk prices and farm welfare cross party lines. He explains a bipartisan plan to depoliticize agriculture, notes cooperation with the governor and legislature, and stresses the good earth transcends politics in Massachusetts.
Washington reports a new publication issued today by the Labor Department and the Veterans Administration. The 1957 edition of the Occupational Outlook Handbook describes more than 100 occupations in 26 industries. It includes new sections on electronics atomic energy and television broadcasting.
A simple home fix uses iodine to darken a scratch on mahogany furniture making it less noticeable. Apply a small drop, let it stain the wood, and wipe excess to blend with the surrounding finish.
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