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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1951
Page
14
Police chiefs remind residents that the first 1951 motor vehicle inspection runs through April. All registered vehicles must pass inspection and display a black 195% sticker on the lower right windshield by May 1, removing old stickers and prohibiting obstructions. Officials urge early inspection to avoid delays and accidents, with multiple official stations ready to serve.
Friday evening April 6 at 8 30 in the Concord Academy gym features Kathleen Uhler Adams and Edward Barry Greene in a long awaited two piano program. Tickets available at the door. The program includes works by Handel Mozart Franck Bach and Schumann among others.
A 25 year old inmate James Jarrett of Brownsville Tennessee was stabbed in the stomach with scissors by fellow prisoner Alphonse Falcione 29 of Cambridge in the Concord Reformatory barber shop during an argument. Jarrett received treatment at the reformatory hospital. Both inmates are serving robbery sentences.
Concord resident Wilbur Fiske Noyes 3rd has received renewal of his National Cancer Institute research fellowship at Harvard Medical School Department of Bacteriology and Immunology. He will continue under Dr. Howard Mueller, after earning an AB from Indiana University and a master's from Boston University.
Concord Mrs. James R. Carter chairs the Bos m Tributary Theatre birthday event featuring The Beggar's Opera to be staged May 2 through 5 at the Boston Conservatory of Music. Local Bishop Cheverus Assembly Fourth Degree K of C members are invited to a ladies night commuter meeting at Copley Plaza Hotel in Boston on Friday at 8 o'clock.
Sion Mr and Mrs W Donald Bills and their two children Beverly and Judith of Catonsville Maryland are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Herbert H Cooke on Walcott Street for a week.
Pfc Paul S. Smith was honored at a farewell gathering at his Great Road home Saturday evening by about 20 friends from Weston Sudbury Maynard Concord and Stow. He received several gifts before departing for Pine Camp New York after leaving Fort Devens with the 278th Regiment.
Stow Stow fire department answered Monday at 11 am to the home of Mr and Mrs Alfred T Beland Bradley Lane where fire burned a bedroom. Cause unknown. Loss estimated at 1500 dollars, partly covered by insurance per Fire Chief Harold J Priest.
Stow Miss Willena Peck daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Peck of Great Road left Tuesday by bus from Boston for Montevallo Alabama for a several weeks visit with her great aunt Dr Willena Peck.
A surprise stork shower was held Monday night at Mrs. Michael Lucas home on Great Road in Stow to honor Mrs. John O Grady. Twelve friends came from Maynard Bolton Hudson and Stow bearing attractive gifts for the guest of honor.
President Russell H. Kettell issues a pamphlet titled Cummings Be, Davis and His Concord Furniture. It portrays Davis as an early Americana collector who built a large estate of furniture, china, and items housed by the Concord Antiquarian Society. The piece notes how the society preserved Davis possessions and the museum’s early, fitting architecture.
Fragmentary notes show references to Dr James ton and Doris Allen with ties after a Sincs last Jan, unclear town meeting context and times.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Anderson and Mullen in a tense exchange over a gun, money, and a held held a bullet. The text remains garbled with unclear dates or places and lacks coherent events to confirm names or actions.
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