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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1951

Page

12

Bedford Clubhouse Night Brings Ladies Program

The Bedford Progressive Association held a well attended ladies night at the clubhouse as part of a monthly series. New members Warren LePrachi and Th Mueray of Davis road joined. Frank White becomes the new president. The next regular meeting is Tuesday night April 10 at 7 30, with informal gatherings on TV and refreshments.

Béedford Bedford Progressive Association Progran Wilthra Béecy Rgular Corinthian Lodge Masonic Tersple Edgar A. Rohan

Concord News Briefs Highlight Local Families and Events

Concord residents report family news including Frances Patricia Mc Kenna, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edward Lt Mc Kenna of 7 Laurel Street. Robert Finan of 48 Cena Street visits relatives while on Navy furlough. Kenneth Smiley, husband of Anne Tafeli of Lincoln, serves in the U.S. Army. St Josephs Church Lincoln hosts parish rummage sale at Town House April 36. Lieut Maurice L Dee of 27 Belknap Street departs for a 14 week refresher course at Fort Benning Georgia. Dee is a World War II veteran and member of Concords Company H.

Robert’ Finan Cena Street U. & Navy Koteda Quonset Kenneth Smiley Anne Tafeli Lincoln Shome U.S Neas St. Joseph’s Church of South Pinodn Town House Maurice L. Dee Belkgnap Street Infantry Fort Benning Georgia Lieut Dee Concord

West Coneh?a men complete new colonial on River Side Avenue

Ralph LeBallister and Robert Damon of West Coneh?a complete a new colonial style dwelling on River Side Avenue in West Concort. The project highlights local home-building trends and features traditional design elements.

Ralph LeBallister Robert Damon West Coneh?a Riverside Avenue West Concort

Concord Woman's Club Dance At Country Club Draws Crowd

The Concord Woman's Club held a well attended dance at the Concord Country Club last Saturday night with music by a Boston orchestra. Refreshments were served and proceeds go to the club's annual scholarship fund. Boy Scout Troops 49 33 43 plan regular Monday meetings at their usual places. The Concord Board of Selectmen to meet Monday at 7 30 PM at the Town House under Chairman Franklin R. Johnson.

Concord Woman's Club Concord Country Club Boston Boy Scout Gogular Concord ‘Board of Selectmen Franklin R. Johnson

Concord Taxpayers Association elects Wadsworth president

At a board meeting William Wadsworth of 80 Main Street was chosen president for the coming year to succeed George Whitney of Musketaquid Road. Wadsworth, a former president, will lead Concord Taxpayers Association as it plans a fundraising campaign and sets a budget. Solicitors will canvass for donations.

Concord Taxpayers Siation William Wadsworth 80 Main Street George K. Whitney Musketaquid Road Wadsworth Concord League of Women Voters

Newborn Daughter Paula Susan Born to Mrs Anderson

Mrs Herman M Anderson of Maynard formerly Constancé M O Neill welcomed a newborn daughter named Paula Susan at Emerson Hospital. The Andersons, previously of Concord, plan to attend the Court Our CD A meeting at West Concord on Tuesday night April 10 at 8 o clock with Margaret O Grady, regent, presiding to discuss the annual Communion area event.

Herman M. Anderson Maynard Constancé M. O'Neill Emerson Hospital Paula Susan Louisé Andérson Concord C.D. A Margaret O’grady

Church service notes outline sermons and events

Pastor Marvin L Derby preached on National Morality Begins With Us and led a sermon on Faith Without Sight. The children's talk covered Common Things Jesus Talked About Choosing Sides. The choir sang Bait in My Soul and hymns Mighty God Who Is on the Lord's Side Ame tea the Beautiful. Memorial flowers honored Mrs M M Gottschalk. Future events include baptism and new member reception next Sunday, plus a Ball and Chain Club gathering. Missionary committee attended a regional conference in Lexington. Vestry renovations credited to Webber, Richardson, and Hammond.

Beeford Marvin — L. Derby Church of Christ Jesus Adu't Vos Schwevél Ametea Everett L. Gottschalk Carhmunican Ball and Chain Club Missionary Committee of the Church Hancock Lexington Abbott R. Webber James C Richardson Charles F. Hammond

Concord News Briefs and Community Notices

Local auxiliary policemen study civil defense under William G. Ryan and Chief Arty E. Tuttle. Concord plans its 25th reunion in June. Hyattsville visitors arrive April 21 for exchanges with Concord students who went to Maryland last month. Firemen raise funds April 19 with a 17 inch television at Concord Music Shop. Concord School Committee meets April 11 at 7 30 in high school library. K of C whist party April 4 at Monument Hall. Corinthian Lodge meets April 9 at Masonic Temple. Concord Grange serves members. highway crews repair winter wear on Concord and West Concord streets. Mr and Mrs Stanley Howard move to new home on Revolutionary Ridge. Rothwell N MacRae visited Hartford to see former Concord resident Leonard Bryant who had major surgery. A Lions club note mentions a recent gathering without members present.

Rothwell N. MacRae Thoreau Street Ctfard Bryant Hartford Concord Lions Anh

Meeting of the Rebekah Sewing Circle

A meeting of the Rebekah Sewing Circle will be held tonight at the home of Clarence Olsen 40 Hubbard street with Mrs Christian A Martinsen as hostess for the gathering.

Rebekah Clarénce Olsen Hubbard Street Christian A. Martinsen

Concord club meeting and community notices headlined

The Concord Woman's Club holds its next regular meeting with Mrs. Clement S. Edwards presiding and plans for upcoming officer elections. Town groups announce First Communion classes at St Bernard's and Our Lady Help of Christians. The Concord Rotary Club hosts its annual white elephant sale tonight at 8 at the Veterans Building. Thomas R Morse Jr. passes the bar exam in Lincoln. Patrolman Joseph L Coffey begins duties. St Jude service at St Bernard's is set for Tuesday 7 30 with benediction.

Concord Woman’s Club Clement S. Edwards James V. Volkmann Monument Street St. Bernard’s Church Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord Sisters of St. Joseph Waltham Concord Rotary’ Club Bérnard B. Megin Frederick Méars Lincoln Thomas R. Morse, Jr Old Concord Road South

Municipal Light Plant updates rates for water heater usage

The Municipal Light Plant alters its rate schedule effective June 1 with new ranges for water heaters. Copies of the revised rates mailed to every customer and available at the social office 34 Main street Concord. Boston antiques exposition runs April 3 to 7 at Mechanics Building.

Main Street Concord Boston Mechanics Building

Concord committee seeks April funds for Cancer Society

A Concord committee organizes to solicit funds for the American Cancer Society during April. Donald McRuer Smith, a local lumber merchant, serves as chairman. At Concord High School the annual talent show, arranged by Vice-Principal Carl J MacPherson, featured skits by students before the student body. The Board of Selectmen announces William Sandager, 64 Belknapd

Concord American Cancer Society Donald McRuer Smith Concord High School Wells A. Hall Carl.j. MacPherson Board’ of Sélectmen William Sandager Belknapd

Wayside Inn News Briefs welcomes guests and locals

Sudbury welcomes back familiar faces as the Wayside Inn opens after a four month winter pause. Newcomer Dr Werner K Seldis from Hamburg, German Consulate economic attaché, tours the region and expresses interest in colonial ties. Ivan Sandorf, Worcester paper journalist, shares experiences from his career in a luncheon talk.

Sudbury New York Werner K. Seldis Hamburg New England Longfellow Seldis Ivan Sandorf Worcester Ormerly The New Yorker New’ York Ines

Birthday toast for J Laurence Doyle in Milford

Thursday evening candles lit as friends and family wished J Laurence Doyle a happy birthday in Milford. Arthur Williams of Grafton hosted the party with Goodwill Shoe Coin member from Holliston. Miss Joan Herring married in Framingham State Teachers College ceremony with Easter lilies and gladioli. 150 guests attended the buffet reception at the Inn. Camp Ridgeway reunion followed with about 100 attendees at the Framingham Center event venue.

J. Laurence Doyle Milford Arthur Williams Grafton Holliston Fred Mr. Doyle Joan Herring Gruth Herring State Teachers College Framingham Franklin Yeople

Jury Duty Drawn At Concord Meet

A street in Concord was drawn for jury duty at a recent meeting, selecting residents for the panel.

Street Concord

Were United in Marriage at St. Ann's Sudbury

Sally Devlin and Donald Arthur Frazier wed at St. Ann's Church in Wayland Sudbury on Sunday April 1 at 3 p m. The bride wore satin and pearls with a fingertip veil and carried white gardenias. Attendants were maid of honor Jodie Devlin and Margaret Frazier. Best man was Francis Frazier Jr with ushers Robert Trimmerman and Albin Urolatis. The ceremony was by Rev George P McColgan and a reception followed at the Maridor Framingham with about 60 guests and Baron Hugo's orchestra.

Sudbury St. Anna’s Church Wayland - Sudbury Parish Sally Devlin Daniel J. Devlin Lakewood Drive Donald Arthur Frazier Dedham Francis Frazier Jodie Devlin Margaret’ Frazier Prancis Frazier, Jr Robert Trimmerman West Roxbury Albin Urolatis

Future Plans For Sudbury Pre School Meet

A regular monthly meeting of the Co operative Pre School mothers was held at Mrs Leonard McCarthy's Maynard road home. Mrs Richard Smaltz presided as president. current business and future school plans up to fall 1951 were discussed. Membership secretary Mrs Russell Woods offered enrollment now and fielded questions about joining. Refreshments and a social half hour followed.

Sudbury Mothers of the Co-operative Leonard McCarthy Maynard Road Richard Smaltz Russell Woods

Country Club Opens Season Here Sunday

The Maynard With club will open its doors Sunday April 8 for members and guests under new manager Vic Milewski who succeeds Joe Dandérand. Events include club championship president's cup Jenny Trophy Flood Trophy and a 54 hole four ball in September. Norman Soule greenskeeper program improves course drainage while Cunninghame again serves as president and On Croft as treasurer.

Maynard Maynard’ Country Club Vic Milewski Joe’ Dandérand Jenny Flood Tracy Aes Tony Pa Jack Johnston Bill Kane Bernie Tobin Jack Cunninghan Norman Soule Victor‘ Milewski Miami Florida Vic Wes Croft Emis Iti

Sudbury High Plans Athletic Field Day Festivities

Sudbury High School Principal Phillip H. Johnson Jr sets aside an Athletic Field Day for the student body featuring contests and organized play. Coaches Mrs. Dott Bondélevitch Walter Car and teams in hockey baseball and basketball will lead events ending with an informal supper in the new school. Student committee officers include a plans chair Miss and helpers David Mattsen and Donna Gould.

Sudbury Phillip H. Johnson, Jr Sudbury” High School Aoe Dott Bondélevitch Walter W. Car Servig Miss David Mattsen Donna’ Gould

Sudbury Troop 7 Girl Scouts Plan Interior Decorators Project

Sudbury Troop 7 Girl Scouts led by Mrs John Childs at the Girl Scout Cabin and homes discuss interior decorating themes for rooms with color coordination. The group plans crocheted projects and a visit to the Boston Art Museum during April vacation while hosting meetings and refreshments, with two patrols Sunset and Cardinals pursuing Destiny Badge and First Aid respectively.

Sudbury Sudburn Wirsede John Childs Childs Boston ~Art Museum Sally B. Cutler Robert Line Edwardsy

Physical Education Demonstration At Acton School

Pupils from Acton school participated in an afternoon physical education demonstration led by Miss Aline Costello with assistance from John Priske music supervisor. The program featured singing rhythm and sociability activities, junior high girls and boys exercises, and team coordination. Senior girls performed the closing routines with emphasis on agility and cooperation.

Dordinath Janet On Marcia Mag Moore Dorothy Iereba Jewell Jeannette Piss Aig Orsauton Jane Soonemore Square Dan Janio Peti Miss Irene Ello Johnnes Music Sapeticiior Jénn Pliske Le A + réor Marilyn LeDike Crycker Richard Brewster Julia Barry Joyce Merriam Caroll Festus Wilfred Fraser Ruth Parh Jones Mary Tenho Mary Aoe Tley Meniidrey Beach Er Moody Muriel Smith Dorie Negley Ley Ae Brisette J Terry Ace Richard Harper F Bevis David Tuttle Maléphtt Banile William ArcNulty Dexter Brick

Sudbury Og Church Wedding Ceremony Details

At Woh D O Neill officiated the wedding with the bride supported by her father in a ceremony held at Sudbury Og Church. Suppl er uty referenced in the fragmented text.

Sudbury Og Woh. D. O'Neill

Sudbury Community Notices Highlight Services and Visits

Fragmentary Sudbury notices describe church services at the Methodist Church on April 8 and a brief outlook on local visits. Mentions Hud son, Griswolds, Mrs Frost, Mrs Hunter, and the Sudbury post. Events reference a celebration party and a family plan to depart for distant visits.

Sudbury

Department builds two main street near where series locate

Department plans a two main street project near the area where the series is set. No further details are provided in the fragment.

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