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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1952
Page
8
With two weeks left in the Easter Seal campaign the state total stands at 117 309 or 48 percent of the 240 000 goal. Concord reports 87 percent of its local goal at 902, while Brookline and Wellesley exceed theirs. Mrs E L Logan urges statewide support for the cause aiding crippled children and adults.
Due to a recent Arkansas disaster the Sudbury Red Cross quota has been increased. Readers who have not been approached or who can contribute more are asked to contact Thomas Cahill Sudbury 15 Bert Lighe Sudbury 6u or Ken Nein Suchie Sudbury 333-11.
Concord resident Adam Grigor and his wife Dhimitri won a Middlesex Superior Court verdict of 21 865 for land damage after Route 128 construction through Lexington. The four day trial before Judge Lewis Goldberg concluded Monday afternoon with representation by George Fingold.
The Concord Civil Defense Agency asks the Board of Trade to appoint a committee to cooperate with the wardens division on plant protection in emergencies. President Benjamin F. Clark names members Laurence Richardson Edwin Payson True Edwin Edwardson and Kenneth Reynolds to work with Warden E. Richardson.
Concord mourns Gladys Haskell Storey who died Sunday in her 85th year. Her funeral was conducted Tuesday afternoon at the W. S. Pike Funeral Home in Gloucester following a service in Concord.
Miss Shirley Tal jai of Sudbury is a member of Union College Cavirwich Choir touring its spring 2our from March 48 to April 4. The choir schedules 16 appearances across smucky Untu Indiana at churches high schools colleges an orphan home and a Cincinnati TV station. Director William Merrell chairs Union College Division of Fine Arts. The group previously toured for MELO and the General Conference in Boston and the Kiwanis International Convention in Miami.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. McBreen of 8 Lang Street are the parents of their first child Timothy born Saturday morning March 29 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs Henry E McBreen of Potter Street and Mr and Mrs Patrick Bullock of Arlington.
Mr and Mrs John H Kennedy of 23 Main Street travel to Texas for their daughter Miss Helen Kennedy’s graduation from the WAFS yesterday. Mrs Kennedy, a Concord High School graduate, has completed boot training at a base there and will be assigned to duty.
Concord Grange P H held a Civic Night at the Veterans Building Tuesday. Master Mrs Jean Lord greeted visiting members and guests. Massachusetts State Grange Assistant Steward John E Johnson of Chelmsford was the scheduled speaker. Refreshments were served by Past Master Alice O Brien and Ellen O Connor.
Concord Academy will stage Hansel and Gretel by Humperdinck on Thursday April 17 at 8 p.m. The annual spring operetta is directed by Mrs D Ripley Gage and presented by Lower School students. Friends and townspeople are urged to attend.
West Concord and Central Station firemen battled a minor fire at the Anderson residence on Main Street Tuesday afternoon. Box 32 was sounded marking the 53rd alarm for local crews.
Concord court Our Lady Help of Christians C D A postpones its regular meeting from Tuesday April 8 to the following Tuesday night at Odd Fellows Hall due to Holy Week. Plans will be made for next month’s annual communion breakfast.
Luther Childs, who has been treated for a double leg fracture, returned to Sudbury on Tuesday.
Melvin Guptil hosted a luncheon at the Woman's City Club of Boston. Guests included Senora Andre Aghesias Mrs Barbour wife of the English Consul Senora Sapia-Bosch Mrs Walter Powers and Mrs Helen Newman.
Local arrivals include Mr and Mrs Roy K Cobleigh South Acton their daughter born March 24. Mr and Mrs Logan T Murdock Wayland their daughter born March 26. Mr and Mrs Raymond O Zorn Harvard their son born March 29. Mr and Mrs John A M Smith West Acton Baxboro their son born March 29.
Montana plans to tap part of its state gasoline fund to finance advertising aimed at attracting tourists. The move seeks to boost travel and local economies through targeted campaigns.
The annual Emerson Hospital rummage sale will be held Saturday May 3 at the State Armory. Donations are being collected in Mrs Pliny Jewell's barn off Lowell Road. Volunteers are urged to help and those able should contact Mrs Morgan K Smith in Concord 830.
The World Service group of First Federated Church will meet Monday April 7 at 2 PM at Mrs Hart Harris home Richards Road. The Ways and Means group meets Tuesday April 8 at 7 30 PM at Mrs Edward Kehew Southville Road. Church School Classes will have a party Saturday afternoon.
Parish members plan a noon fund drive event this evening to raise money for the church. Donations and proceeds will support ongoing church programs and repairs.
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