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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1954

Page

12

Acton Seniors Volunteer As Office Aides For Experience

A group of Acton high school seniors volunteer as office assistants to gain experience and add to their records. Duties include typing duplicating filing answering phones and delivering notices under supervision of Miss Weislik and Mrs. at the commercial and school departments. Schedule lists student names and offices by period and day.

Acton Ion Weislik Comercial Department Mace Num

Unity Club Holds First Fall Meeting at Carlisle

The Unity Club held its first fall meeting last Thursday at Mrs. Everett F. Lapham’s home on Concord road. President Mrs. Arch Clifton led the business session with refreshments served. Officers named include Vice President Mrs. Clifton, Secretary Mrs. Brandoc Lovely, and Treasurer Mrs. Robert Lauder.

Carlisle Unity Club Everett F. Lapham Concord Road Archu Clifton Foltia Clifton Brandoc L. Lovely Robert Lauder Brice Bailey Robert MacFarland

Disaster Aid Office Opens in Lowell at Post Office

A disaster loan office opens in the U S Post Office Building Lowell to provide financial aid for hurricane losses under the disaster loan act James A Saunders federal analyst for SBA arrived to run the office Congresswoman Edith Rogers requested the setup and residents may obtain information and forms there for relief assistance.

Concord U.S Lowell James A. Saunders Federal Government of Small Business Administration Edith Rourse Rogers Saunders

Twilight meeting at Andy Boy Farm hosts farm tour

One of the best attended twilight meetings of the season was held at the Andy Boy farms in Nine Acre Corner. The event featured a farm tour hosted by D Arrigo with demonstrations in farm supplies and equipment by Roland Eldridge and George Brigham, local farmers.

Concord Andy Boy Nine Acre Corner D’arrigo Roland Eldridge George Brigham

Salvatore Reeves Hurt in Train Crossing Incident

Salvatore Reeves was struck by a passenger train and a freight train while crossing railroad tracks in Hartford, suffering only slight head cuts according to reports.

Hartford, Conn Salvatore Reeves

Rotary lists at luncheon Concord polands springs recall

Local Concord Rotary Club members plan to attend the Rotary International conference in Poland Spring Maine. Chester D Smethurst handled reservations. President Benjamin F Clark led the last luncheon at Howard Johnsons. Egbert Hans of the Department of Natural Resources spoke. Induction of John K Damon son of the late Ken nan Damon into the club was announced by Charles W Allen. Makeups noted from Lexington Maynard Waltham Groton Arlington and other towns. Visitors listed from Lexington Maynard Laconia Providence Arlington Cambridge and Florida.

Concord Concord Rotary Club Rotary Poland Springs Maine Chester D. Smethurst Benjamin F. Clark Howard Johnson’s James H. Dee Egbert Hans Department of Natural Resources John K. Damon Kennan Damon Charles W. Allen Makeups Edward K. True Lexington Jesse F. Baker John J. Bent John J. Flannery Maynard Alden R. Wheeler Arlington Edward J. Bartlett John M. Eaton Charles B. Hall Groton Robert H. Barber Thomas J. Byron Nicholas M. Delaney Waltham Frank B. Esau Milton Stanley Phalen Alfred Viano Albert Douglas George Graves Henry Jackson Winfield Caouette Jack Kennedy Harlan E. Tuttle Herbert Martin Henry Spear Laconia Robert Dunbar Providence Ernest Moore Clarence Smith Cambridge Charles Jewett Vero Beach Florida Edgar MclIshattan

Last Chance to Register Before November Election in Acton

Acton Town Clerk Harlan E. Tuttle reminds local voters the final registration day is Friday October 1. Registrations will be taken at the Town Hall from noon to 10 p m. Earlier sessions were held at the South Acton schoolhouse and the West Acton Fire Station.

Acton Center Harlan E. Tuttle South Acton West Acton

Mrs DeVeau declines Lincoln postmaster appointment

Mrs Ira F De Veau who had served as acting postmaster after her husband s death last summer declined to continue in the Lincoln post office role She told Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers that a new appointment would come from those who already took the examination The De Veau family hails from Littleton and their son Daniel recently graduated from Concord High School where he was a track athlete and plans to attend college

Lincoln Ira F. DeVeau Lincoln Post Office Edith Nourse Rogers DeVeau Littleton Daniel Concord High School

Final Carlisle registration push before state election

Friday registration opens for Carlisle voters at Gleason Public Library in the selectmen's room from noon to 10 pm. About 510 registered voters exist in Carlisle as the board of registrars oversees the session.

Carlisle Selectmen’s Gleason Public Library

Teams Named to Compete in Concord Lions Bulb Sale

Concerd-Everett and Broughton announce 11 teams to join the bulb sale contest for the Concord Lions Club. Each team lists a captain and members with captains identified for several groups. the winning team earns a steak at the losers’ expense.

Concerd Everett , Broughton Concord Lions Club Andersen Bascom Beharrell Benoit Berube Bubier Carr Carter Chaffée Charter Clark Coffey Collins Crosby Cull Murray Nahigian Nelson Quimby Rae Ravenscroft Shalline Sheehan Smith Soule Stanley Stevens Sullivan

Comedy Held Over For Another Week At Red Barn Westboro

Sid Sawyer extends the run of Too Hot to Handle for a fourth week at the Red Barn Theatre in Westboro. The third week begins Tuesday and runs nightly through next Sunday at 8 20. Stars Shirley Matson Laura McClure Robert McBride and Sawyer with William Harp directing. A new heating system allows a fall continuation. Reservations: Westboro 2345. Matson plays Mary Boland’s BroadwayRole.

Sid Sawyer Red Barn Westboro Shirley Matson Laura McClure Robert McBride William Harp Mary Boland

Lampshade Class Held For Leaders

Concord and neighboring towns offer lamp shade courses this fall under the theme Better Light for Better Light. Leaders can call the Concord office at 845 to join sessions in Concord Framingham Reading and Lowell with dates in October and late October.

Concord Middlesex County Framingham Reading Lowell

Acton Firm Hosts Open House For New Los Angeles Import Lines

Acton The Evans International Inc, formerly in Cambridge, moves to 194 Great Road and hosts an open house to 6 o'clock. President Robert E Evans leads a firm advertising DRU ironware from Holland Solar stainless steel flatware from Germany Christian Wagner copperware from France and Sabatier cutlery. The company, started in 1947, now operates in 48 states with 30 employees and a Los Angeles branch.

Acton Evans International, Inc Cambbridge Robert E. Evans Holland Royal Germany Christian Wagner France Sabatier Caribbean Europe Los Angeles California Evans Tulsa Oklahoma Harvard College Harvard Business School Great Road

Concord Emblem Club Hosts Whist Party at Elks Hall

Concord Emblem Club held a whist party at Elks Hall Monday evening. Mrs Catherine Edwardson assisted with installation of Maynard Emblem Club officers. Air Force Sgt Charles Caples assigned to a Nebraska base. wife Marie Hayes, formerly of 4 Thoreau Court. Concord Lions Club President Robert B Lortz called a board meeting for Tuesday evening October 5 at the Co-Operative Bank directors room.

Concord” Emblem Club Elks Hall Catherine Edwardson Maynard Emblem Club Air Force Charles Caples Nebraska Marie Hayes Thoreau Court Robert B. Lortz Concord ‘Lions Club Co-Operative Bank Directors Room

West Concord PTA Plans Annual Program

The West Concord Parent Teachers Association outlines plans for its yearly program. President Arthur Sadler leads the group with officers J. Sadonisi treasurer Eleanor Lawrence and Evelyn Arnold. Regular monthly meetings begin October 14 on the second Thursday of each month with committees for Advisory Special Events Membership and Hospitality led by named volunteers.

West Cncord Parent Teachers Association Ta Ak Arthur Sadler Vica J. Sadonisi Eleanor Lawre Evelyn Arnold Robert Sheehan Robert Soderman James McMullen Robert Hurley Nicholas Delaney Bert Churchill Emery Loring James M. Condon John Bartolomeo Charles Quick Joseph DeRome John Fletcher

Fire Chief Tuttle and Wife Mark 24th Anniversary

Concord residents Mr and Mrs Harry Tuttle observed their 24th wedding anniversary quietly on Nashoba Road. Tuttle has served with the Concord Fire Department for over 30 years, including about 20 years as chief.

Concord Harry Tuttle Nashoba Road Concord Fire Department

West Acton Rebekahs Install New Officers

The West Action Rebekah lodge will install new officers led by Mrs Phyllis Fy. Gladys Holmes and Jean Bennett are named as marshal and assistant marshal in the ceremony held Wednesday at the West Acton hall.

West Acton Winona

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