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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1951
Page
15
Troops 31 and 49 held a pack meeting to honor Explorer Edward J. Bart for his fine work on preparing the new Concord River downstream project last Saturday, with patrol 49 commended for coordinating the effort.
The upcoming Willow Rebekah meeting is set for Monday with Mrs as chairman. A door picnic and decor auction will be held at Fellows Hall.
Elizabeth Groff of Bedford and Billerica wed Dr Don d P Tschudy of Atlantic City in a ceremony led by Rev Nelson Chevenhill. The couple, with families present, planned a reception and will honeymoon after the church service. The bride, educated at Bedford and Lexin High, trained as a nurse at St Luke's New York and Columbia Presbyterian. The groom, Columbia University graduate, is on staff at Presbyterian Hospital.
A bride selects a navy blue suit accented by a single orchid corsage. The understated ensemble pairs elegance with modern bridal style for the ceremony.
A sergeant at the Marine Corps recruit depot in S C looked twice at a roster listing Pvt. Grove of Maywood New Jersey and Pvt. Taft of Alfred Station New Jersey. The two were not related to former presidents.
Bedford prepares for a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit Friday April 20 from 1 to 7 pm at the junior high school auditorium. Appointments may be made by calling William Walsh John R Goddy or Mrs Harold S Wellington. Bedford quota is 150 pints, with many potential rejects. Civic groups, Veterans hospital unit, Bedford Airport group, and Maryknoll Novitiate aid. The Ladies Auxiliary of Anthony-Hunt-Hamilton Post A L runs the canteen.
Bedford O Harry Neilsen of Concord, director of the 23rd Infantry Band, has joined the Raytheon plant in Walham in the engineering department. He leaves the Concord musicians and will miss leading the April 19 parade.
Emerson Hospital Auxiliary sponsors a rummage sale at the State Armory in Concord on Saturday May 5 starting at 10 a.m. Donations and volunteers are sought, with contact persons Mrs Morgatt Smith Concord 830 Mrs W Graydon Smith Concord 912 and Mrs George H Phillips Concord 149 M3.
Sunday night at Bedford, Herbert Philbrick spoke on Communism and Christianity during an open Ball and Chain Club meeting. He discussed nine years with the FBI and answered questions after the program led by Mr. and Mrs. Allyn S. Winslow. Refreshments followed.
Mrs Lian nee F Dutton of Fletcher road travels to Providence Rhode Island to visit daughter Mrs Milton Manning and the Sullivans family. James F Sullivan Jr and their young son are moving from 166 South Road to 538A Carlisle Road in this town.
Dr A B Beaumont of the Soil Conservation Service Amherst says heavy rains have etched erosion patterns across unprotected farmland. Hill and gully erosion are evident with sheet and splash erosion causing damage, aided by early thaw and favorable spring conditions.
Concords Antiq uarian Society will open its house for the season on April 19. An annual tea follows the next Sunday from 3 to 5 pm chaired by Mrs. Harry B Little with a large committee. Two exhibits include samplers loaned by many local ladies and a Parian Ware display in Queen Anne Cupboards.
The United Workers of the Church of Christ host an all day sewing session led by Mrs. Ruth C. Webber. A dessert and card party is planned at Mrs. Harden L. Bodkin's South Road home on April 24. An all day sewing meeting is set for May 23 and the annual Sister Sue party with luncheon, May 2, is organized by the officers.
The term perfume comes from Latin perfumum meaning through smoke, reflecting its historic use in incense and aromatic rites. This origin highlights how aroma linked fragrance to ritual burning and ceremonial settings.
Residents note that a new street formed parallel to School Avenue near the Bedford school grounds now acts as a through route. Cars pass from Elm Street to Great Road, using the fire station parking as a street and prompting a naming suggestion Station Avenue.
An unidentified gunman robbed a Memphis liquor store five times over 14 months, with Mrs. John Sansone recognizing him when he entered the shop each time.
Local attendees from Concord and hospitals across New Ri States gathered for the 28th annual Newve hospital assembly. Eugene Joyal from Emerson hospital praised the maintenance and dietary sessions and noted value in networking with peers facing similar challenges.
Mrs George L Goultiett on Old Billerica road hosts Miss The Gould from West Morelon Hampshire while on a week’s vacation from the Veterans Admin hospital. Currier and Mullenseghie children visit grandparents in Lynn. School children enjoy vacation. classes resume Monday April 23. Alpha Phi and Beta Sisma Phi members attended a gathering in Arlington. The piece notes a head on collision at 40 mph each, yielding an impact equivalent to 80 mph into a wall.
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