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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1951
Page
11
The Concord area plans Patriots Day observances with ceremonies, parades and school activities. Officials report town happenings including reunions, fire and police updates, fund drives, and upcoming town meetings.
A patriotic note bold in tone proclaims General MacArthur's homecoming. Bells ring flags fly as the nation praises the statesman while crowds rally around his leadership and resolve against perceived threats.
Marlboro attorney John E. Rice suffered facial cuts when his car collided with another on Route 20 in Auburn Sunday. Dr. Joseph Earnhardt of Westbrook Maine and his family were injured. all treated at Worcester City Hospital. The Maine group was returning home from Florida.
Mr and Mrs Charles Cannella of 107 Great Road Maynard announce the engagement of their daughter Mary to Frank Casceli son of Mr and Mrs Millie Casceli of 76 Cottage Street Hudson Miss Cannella a Maynard High School graduate is employed at the Raytheon plant in Wal tham Mr Casceli is a Hudson High School alumnus and works with his father in the trucking business No date has been set for the wedding.
The engagement of Madeline C. Hills to William F. Hadley of Sudbury is announced by her father Orlando G. Hills Jr. of Elm Street. Miss Hills, Marlboro High School graduate, works as a local telephone operator and a fall wedding is planned.
Steen Curtis D. Pugh of Columbus earns the Distinguished Service Cross from General Douglas MacArthur for valor in Korea. The sergeant, a volunteer rear guard member, held a narrow ridge site at Haman and rescued his commander by shooting attackers during hand to hand combat.
Hobart Indiana police report a doctor's bag stolen from a Hammond car. U.P. Lawton Coleman found the bag in his rural route mailbox and a check showed narcotics missing from the bag.
Registered nurses increasingly request professional samples of HADACOL and urge its use for deficiencies of B vitamins and Niacin. A Philadelphia nurse shares relief after a month of use in Florida, praising HADACOL and recommending it to patients. The LeBlanc Corporation in Lafayette markets HADACOL with a money back guarantee and trial options.
Stoneh Harold F maintained a family tradition with his birth on February 28. The date also marks the birthday of Mrs. Salvage's father, her brother, and her grandson, linking generations in the family milestone.
Barbara Anne Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Roberts Marlboro and George O Clair son of Mrs Jennie O Clair Maynard united in marriage at Immaculate Conception Church Marlboro The ceremony was by Rev John J Connell The couple left for a Niagara Falls Canada trip and will reside at 81 Washington Street Marlboro The bride wore ivory satin with lace and a cathedral train and carried a prayer book The reception for 150 was at the VFW Home
The Concord Players continue rehearsals for the three act comedy Harvey to be staged at the Veterans Building on May 3 4 and 5 at 815 PM Directed by Mrs Martha Kraetzer and Raymond P Balewin both of Concord Reservations managed by William Wadsworth 80 Main Street and public sales begin April 24
Concord weekly whist prizes awarded at Carlisle Grange last week with local winners Mrs. Adiee M O Brien and Mrs Arthur Berry taking honors The Berry residence prize also went to Mrs Berry who claimed the spe prize in the event held at Carl Swanson home.
Registrar King warned motorists to slow for children on spring vacation days. With schools closed, kids will be playing on streets and some may dart into traffic. The registrar urged extra caution and continued vigilance for at least another week.
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