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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1946

Page

13

Postponed Town Meeting to Be Held April 22 in Two Halls

The Concord town meeting is rescheduled for April 22 at Veterans' Building and the Trinitarian Church parish hall to be radio-connected. The State Department of Public Safety rejects Armory as unsafe without new exits, so the plan uses two connected venues to host the adjourned meeting and allow broad voter participation.

Emerson Pla Und Neal Mfan Department of Public Safety Massachusetts Reformatory West Concord Veterans Way-radio Attorney General’s Office Town of Lincoln Trinitarian Congregational Church Concord Planning Board Citizens Paying Committee Mill Dam Middle and Thoreau- Streets Board of Selectmen E. S. Newbury, Jr T. D. Servais D. W. Comins

Girl Scout Play Trixteen Staged At School Auditorium

Senior Girl Scouts presented the play Trixteen in the school auditorium on Friday evening. Cast included Clara Fraser Carol Whénnamaker Isabelle Let t ney Jane Dunn Joan Barrett Barbara Brolin Nancy Murray Nancy Webster and Patty Morse with Judy Braverman on piano between acts. Understudies Judith Swanson and Fenges Coaching Aheap aided by Dirs vey N Liljegren and Mrs Senin Gite of the faculty.

Retired B M Conductor Fred Earle Dies At 89

Fred C. Earle a Boston and Maine railroad conductor for 55 years died at his Lexington home Saturday night at age 89. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Sleepy Hollow cemetery with Rev. Douglas Percy Brayton officiating. A Vermont native, he lived in Lexington 58 years after marrying Carrie B Hall June 13 1888 in Concord. He leaves a son a daughter and three grandchildren and was active in town organizations. He retired about a decade ago.

Concord Sleepy Hollow Fred C. Earle Boston & Maine Railroad Lexington Douglas Chapel Douglas Percy Brayton Fallen Community Unitarian Church Earle Vermont Carrie B. (Hall

Wedding anniversary observed for Bedford couple Currier

Mr. and Mrs. Theo dore B. Currier of Pine Street marked their ninth wedding anniversary on Sunday April 7. Mrs. Currier is the former Irene Violet Hellenius of Maynard. The couple wed in Concord with Rev Thurlow officiating. They have two children Theodore B. Currier Jr and Martha Vivet Currier.

Bedford Theodore B. Currier Pine Street

Bedford Wave Discharged from U S Navy

Priscilla A Currier of Bedford has received an honorable discharge from the U S Navy after enlisting December 1944. She trained at Hunter College and in San Diego before serving in Norfolk Virginia until discharge last week. She is the daughter of Mrs Louise F Currier and the late Rudolph W Currier. Her two brothers served in the Concord unit in the South Pacific and in the United States. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis estimates infantile paralysis hospital care costs about 2500 annually per patient and iron lung use raises total to about 7000.

Bedford Priscilla A. Currier Waxes U. S. Navy Hunter College San Diego California Norfolk Virginia Louise F. Currier School Avenue Rudolph W. Currier National Foundation For

Three Choir Singers Observe Ninth Birthdays

A Saturday gathering at Mrs. Annie Cook's home on Maple Street celebrated the ninth birthday of three choir members: Ann Pede, Nancy Louise Dutton, and Joyce Clark. The party featured a nine candle cake, gifts, and a social hour with many invited guests and organizers.

Bedford Annie Cook Maple Street Ann Pede Ferdinand Pede Cook Nancy Louise Dutton Onslow Onslow S. Dutton Gaston Goyette Esther Santoro Nancy L. Dutton Joyce Clark Diana Cole William Bell Barbara Johnston Margaret Johnston Joan Wannamaker Carol Wannamaker Joan Stacey Alice Damery Carol Richardson Beverly Smith Norman Wellington Betty Santoro Richard Goyette Robert Blake Judith Swanson Louis Santora Robert C. Dutton Donald H. Dutton

Bowse Celebrates 83rd Birthday in West Concord

Charles L. Bowse of Laws Brook Road marked his 83rd birthday with relatives and friends in West Concord. A longtime Concord resident of 46 years, he worked in painting and paper hanging. He fathered 10 children, seven living: Archibald West Concord John Mannard James Arlington Lena Franklin Maynard Mary Boyes Revere Gertrude Fahey Medford Jeannette Bowse West Concord. He has 26 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.

West Concord Charles L. Bowse Laws Brook Road Bowse Concord Archibald John Maynard James Arlington Lena Franklin Mary Boyes Revere Gertrude Fahey Medford Jeannette Bowsé

Knights of Columbus to Stage First Degree Tuesday

Concord council announces another first degree at Monument Hall next Tuesday evening April 16 at 8 15. Grand Knight Thomas J Burke Jr and officers will conduct the ceremony. Members recently hosted servicemen at state headquarters in Boston. Planning an annual Communion Breakfast for April 28 or May 5 with Richard J Loe as committee chair.

Concord Knights of Columbus Monument Hall Thomas J. Burke, Jr Boston Richard J. Loe

Bedford Club Reelects Mrs Teague As Leader

Bedford Woman's Community Club holds annual meeting at Town Hall with luncheon and business session. President Horace S Teague presided as officers and a long slate for 1946 1947 were elected including vice president Mrs John F Brown and treasurer Mrs Ruth S Webber. The postwar fund and scholarship report noted no aid applications while membership reached 110. Red Cross appeal emphasized during social hour.

Bedford Louis H. Smith Everett L. Gotchalk Ruth S. Webber Henry C. Isner J. Earl Dick James H. Joyce Hubert W. Dunstan Vincent A. Fay Lewis G. Webber R. Willard Hunt

Bedford Man Dies in Lowell at 52

Bedford man Morris R. Eisenhauer died in Lowell on Wednesday. He was born in Nova Scotia and leaves his wife Lillian Ballard Eisenhauer of Welsh Louisiana, a mother, two sons Richard and Raymond, three daughters Abe Silverman Burdett Watson and Frederick Hart Jr. He also leaves four grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral services were at the Trinitarian church in Concord with Rev. John E. Wallace officiating. Burial followed in Shawsheen cemetery, Bedford.

Frederick Hart, Jr West Concord Trinitarian Church Concord John E. Wallace Shawsheen Cemetery Bedford

Davison Family Returns From 4000 Mile Motor Trip

Mr and Mrs Everett H Davison of Lincoln and Mrs Arthur Rogers of Boston return from a 4000 mile motor journey through the south and eastern states. They visited New York Gettysburg Thomas Jefferson home the Carolinas Georgia Alabama Tennessee Louisiana and many more places. They report excellent food and spring beauty along the route. Weasles are found throughout the United States.

Concord Everett H. Davison Lincoln Seaboard Davison Telephone Company Arthur Rogers Boston New York Pennsylvania Gettysburg Monticelo Thomas Jefferson Carolinas Georgia Alabama Tennessee Louisiana New England

Army Day Exhibition Draws Visitors at Bedford Army Depot

Bedford Army facility hosted Army Day with crowds viewing display of flying clothing emergency gear and inspection of exhibits. The event featured an air transport section for civil agencies and the Lincoln gate area with a marching band guiding visitors.

Bedford Bedford Army Aig Lincoln

Air Servi Rome Inaugurates New Direct Route

A new air service inaugurated to connect Boston and Cairo with stops including Rome and Paris. The Bedford airport in Rome hosted the ceremony as the fleet added to the Constellation class. The event marked a direct flight expansion with hopes of faster travel between major cities.

Bedford Boston Cairo Bedford Airport Rome Greece Sto. Erie Paris

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