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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1947

Page

12

Henry Ford Dies at 83 After Coronary Hemorrhage

Henry Ford, famed industrialist and owner of Ford interests, died after a cerebral hemorrhage at his home estate. Funeral services are set for Thursday at St Pauls Episcopal church with burial at William R. Hamilton Funeral Home. Ford spent his last day touring the estate and Rouge plant. Benson Ford and Mrs Edsel Ford hurried from New York. Henry Ford II and other relatives are mentioned with plans for the funeral and world-wide Ford properties closure.

Ry Ford Ford Monporn Ician Shoruy Tering U Rich Clara St. Paul’s Episcopal’ Church William R. Hamilton New York Henry Ford II Ford Motor Company William Benson Yale Wal

Ford heir dies at 83 in Detroit home

Ford heir aged 83 dies at his Detroit residence after a yearlong decline in health and eight days after requesting to return from his winter home in Georgia. The report notes he was the only granddaughter of Buhl Ford II.

Buhl Ford II Detroit Ford Georgia

Henry Ford preserves Wayside Inn site in Sudbury era

Henry Ford, visiting often, protected the Wayside Inn in Sudbury by preserving its furnishings and setting in 1923. He acquired over a thousand surrounding acres, built the Ford road, and sold it to the state for a dollar. The Redstone School and Grist Mill remain landmarks, with Mary Sawyer tied to Mary Had a Little Lamb and the mill serving early industry.

Red Horse Tavern Longfellow Wayside Inn Lovett Ford Sterling Mary Sawyer Mary Redstone Hill Martha-Mary New England Wayside Trade School

Concord Players Stage Disraeli Contest for May Shows

Concord theatre group announces a May 1 2 3 presentation of Disraeli by Louis N. Parker with rehearsals underway under William O Party. Prizes of 5 3 and 2 dollars plus reserved tickets offered to Concord school students for essays on Disraeli and era. entries must be 300 words or less and include author name and address.

Concord Conco Disraeli Louis N. Parker William O. Party Elizabeth Middlesex School Concord High School Peter Bulkeley Harvey Wheeler Concord Academy Suez Canal Richardson

Transferred Lieutenant Tonseth Assigned to Company H

Lieut Tonseth of Old Sudbury Road Concord has moved from Regimental Headquarters Charlestown to executive officer of Company H 182nd Infantry Massachusetts National Guard Concord Capt John W Hagerty Jr says drills continue at the State Armory with local youths urged to join on Monday or Thursday evenings

Concord Didrock L. Tonseth Old Sudbury Road Lincoln Regimnntal Charlestown 182Nd Infantry Massachusetts National Guard John W. Hagerty, Jr Company H

Concord Player Contest Opens with Literary Essay Aim

Store. com Concord invites essays on a great British prime minister with deadlines at 10 a.m. Friday April 25. Essays judged for quality originality accuracy and neatness. Winners share duplicate awards in ties. Judges unnamed. Prizes grant final judgment.

Store. Com Concord

Stow-Stow Grange Confers Third and Fourth Degrees

Stow-Stow Grange conferred third and fourth degrees on five candidates Harvey Croft Marjorie Gray Arlene Larsen Dorrance Leard and Alfred Milak A smorgebord supper was held in the lower town hall at 6 30 p m before the meeting Inspecting Deputy Charles Chapman of Framingham attended Mrs Ellen Perkins led the third degree and Mrs Mirander Lund coached the women’s third degree team Plans announced for the annual Grange Spring Fair at Stow Town Hall April 15 with home plants garden tools seeds shrubs and trees for sale Tea at five and agriculture movies at eight p m.

Stow Stow Grange O’sock Charles Chapman Framingham Harvey Croft Marjorie Gray Arlene Larsen Dorrance Leard Alfred Milak Ellen Perkins Mirander Lund Stow Town Hall

Goldsboro Nurse Camilla Lynch Engaged to Richard C Smith

Stow mother announces engagement of Camilla Lynch to Richard C Smith of Great Road Stow. Plans call for a June wedding in Goldsboro North Carolina. Miss Lynch, a registered nurse, works at the Children's Hospital. Smith graduates from Boston University Medical School in May and will intern at Chicago Hospital starting July 1.

Stow W. R. Jones Goldsboro North Carolina Camilla Lynch Richard Carleton Smith Allison P. Smith Great Road N. C Miss Lynch Childrens’ Hospital Smith Boston University Medical School Chicago Hospital

Tompkins to be Speaker at Rural Youth Meeting

Concord representative Harold Tompkins of Concord will be guest speaker at the Rural Youth of Mi County session held at Littleton High School next Wednesday night April 16 at 8. The program, tied to 4-H Club work, includes refreshments as Tompkins discusses aims of influencing legislation.

Concord Harold, Tompkins Littleton, High School Tompkins

Woman's Club To Meet Monday In Parish House

The annual Concore Woman's Club luncheon and meeting will be held Monday April 14 at 1 o'clock in the parish house of Trinitarian Congregational church. Mrs G Sherman Blair presides with officer elections and reports after lunch. The Art Committee program follows led by Mrs William Wadsworth.

Concoré Trinitarian Congregational Church G. Sherman Blair Art Committee of Williamn Wadsworth

Seaman Corcoran Assigned to Aircraft Carrier Kearsarge

Corcoran Frank's son 20 year old seaman first class is assigned to the aircraft carrier Kearsarge. He reported for recruit training at a naval center in April and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cor of 5 Pine Street.

Maynard—Francis Corcoran Frank Pine Street Kearsarge Vane Center

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