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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1951

Page

3

Acton Students Win Scholarships and Academic Honors

Acton trustees offer a $100 scholarship fund to defray first year tuition for college or technical school attendees. Wilhelmina Knippel is accepted to U Mass Freshman class planning Medical Technology. Senior drive funds Washington trip and local clubs recognize student achievements and community support.

Acton Acpool Wilhelmina Knippel Ernest Knippel Fletcher Road M. O. Lanphear University of Massachusetts Miss Knippel Acton Center Terry Janericco South School West School Center School Red Cross Marion Towne Town Hall Washington

Senior class funds cover Washington trip after fundraising

Senior advisor Albert Koch informs parents that the class treasury is now sufficient to finance the trip to Washington. He praises the students for teamwork and education gained beyond money making, and assures chaperones will ensure a pleasant journey for the group.

Albert Koch Washington

Academy Girls Present Bartered Bride Play Apr 20

Concord Academy Lower School stages The Bartered Bride an operetta by Bedrick Smetana directed by Mrs D Ripley Gage on Friday April 20 at 8 in the Academy Gymnasium. Mary Crocker Judy Olmsted Vicky Post Marna Hayden Molly Arnold Mary Geton Sue Flint Sue Harris Barbara Parks Abigail Senkler Harriet Daniels perform speaking roles. No admission charge.

Concord Bedrick Smetana Concord Academy Academy D. Ripley Gage Mary Crocker Judy Olmsted Vicky Post Marna Hayden Molly Arnold Mary Geton Sue Flint Sue Harris Barbara Parks Abigail Senkler Harriet Daniels

Acton church groups plan events and meetings

The Service League of the Center Congregational church met March 29 to discuss the October 27 fair. A morning cake sale and coffee hour is scheduled for April 18 at 10 a.m. in the church dining hall. The Ladies' Circle of the South Acton Universalist church held a monthly card party Monday evening with a committee including Mrs. Waldo Braman and several couples.

Veteran's Concord Mass Chelmsford Philco Service League of the Center Congregational Church South Acton Universalist Church Waldo Braman Fletcher Hyde Lloyd Priest Alberta Tuttle Arnold Woodard

Bedford Ladies Attend County Council Meeting

Bedford Mrs Dorothy S Hume president of the Anthony Hunt Hamilton Ladies Auxiliary attended the county council meeting at Lowell last Friday afternoon among local ladies present.

Bedford Dorothy S. Hume Anthony Hunt-Hamilton Ladies Auxiliary Lowell

Community Invitation for Parents and Friends

Friends, parents and townspeople are invited to attend a local event. The notice emphasizes community participation and welcomes residents and neighbors to join.

Pfc Joyce Crowell Promoted While Serving at Camp Stoneman

Stow resident Joyce M Crowell a WAC daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Crowell has been promoted to corporal now stationed at Camp Stoneman California. She is noted as the town's only girl in the armed forces from Stow. John Hunt of Lake Boon has left Whitney Rest Home after several weeks as a patient returning home Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Robert L Larsen and son Philip of Great Hill visited Mr and Mrs Whitney Caldwell and family in Boston on Sunday after moving from Rockville Connecticut to Beacon Hill Boston.

Joyce M. Crowell W.A.C Ralph Crowell Great Road Camp Stoneman California Corp Crowell Stow John Hunt Lake Boon Whitney Rest Home Hunt Robert L. Laursen Philip of Great A Whitney B Caldwell Boston Rockville Connecticut Beacon Hill

Beaufort Cemetery Buries Pre Revolution Officer

In Beaufort North Carolina the 227 year old cemetery marks the grave of a pre Revolutionary officer who, dying, requested burial in full uniform with coffin placed upright as a final honor according to local tradition.

Béaufort N. C

Hale High School activities noted

The Stow P T A prize speaking semi finals cut contestants to ten with survivors named. Richard J Salmon chosen to lead Hale High School 1951 baseball team. he is a senior southpaw in his third season. The senior class plans a Boston New York trip with Topsfield and Millis seniors. A Hale foul shooting contest crowned William Johnson top scorer with eight of ten. Linda Thompson led girls with eight.

Stow Stow P. T. A Stow Town Hall Charles Crue Jean Curtis Elizabeth, Dudley Allan Hartley Louise Lawrence Norma Leard Richard Salmon Margaret Schmelzer Robert Trumpett Marjorie Warren Richard J. Salmon Hale High School Salmon Richard Bejune Boston New York Topsfield Millis William Johnson Donald Freeman Allan Hartley Edward Jensen Linda Thompson Johnson Eleanor Peck

High School Graduates Plan Tea for Parents

President Harry Morse announced that the graduating class will hold a tea for parents at the high school Thursday afternoon April 12 at three o'clock. Miss Barbara Jeanne Holbrook and Miss Janet Wilson will serve as hosts. senior class advisor thanks contributors for making the trip possible.

Harry Morse Barbara Jeanne Holbrook Janet Wilson

Ousleys Welcome Son David Alan at Marlboro Hospital

Mr and Mrs Jack M Ousley of Hilltop Farm Gleasondale celebrate the birth of a son named David Alan born April 3 at Marlboro Hospital. The baby’s older brother Douglas is three. Grandparents are Richard Lambert of Sterling and Ousley family from Kansas City. Great grandparents include Wallace Lambert and Mrs John Peck. Also notes a Twentieth Century Fund survey predicting about 700000 more women than men in the US by 1960.

Jack M. Ousley Hilltop Farm Gleasondale Nancy Lambert Marlboro Hospital David Alan Douglas Richard Lambert Sterling, Mass Ousley Kansas City Missouri Wallace Lambert Glenble John Peck Braden Castle Florida Twentieth Century Fund United States

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