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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1951

Page

3

Moynihan Funeral Held for Longtime Albany Resident

A wake and requiem mass were held at St. Church for Daniel Moynihan a lifelong Albany resident and former member of local clubs. He passed away at age 60 with family mourning at his home and burial in the family plot. Survivors include Alice Boothroyd and Walter Moynihan along with several siblings and in laws. Arrangements were by the Sheehan Funeral Home.

Ihan Elés Ynard Maynard Alice (Boothroyd Walter Joseph Bouldene Paul Sheehan Ralph Haynes Ncord Edward Lalbany N. Y Daniel Moynihan

Police Chief’s Widow Mary Sulji Celebrates 80th Birthday

Mrs Mary Sulji widow of Sullivan and mother of Bedford Police Chief Frederick J Sulji marked her 80th birthday yesterday in Boston. The Bedford resident has long been active with the Auxiliary and Parent Association receiving many expressions of thanks for acts of kindness after her husband’s death.

Mary BE Suljigs Sullivan Frederick J

Massachusetts Probate Court Notice For Johanna Johnston

Court notices allege interest in the estate of Johanna Johnston in Worcester County. A bond is set and an appearance is required before May 3 1951 at the county courthouse.

Talth Massachusetts Johanna Johnston Said County Ton Ie Hmeynara Eiject John Tae Ates Nsand Bam Toho Butler

Hospital Needs iddies Books Drive by Emerson Auxiliary

Maynard Louise Callahan of the Hospital Auxiliary appeals for children’s books and cuddly toys in good condition for the Emerson Hospital children’s ward. A talk is planned on April 25 at 2 80 p.m. at the D A R Chapter on use of the collection, with Dr R A Dillon speaking to Emerson residents.

Maynard Louise Callahan Hospital Ota Emerson Hospital D. A R Eo le Road Concord R. A. Dillon Peg Emerson Ee Resihoene

Maynard Cubs Outline Dates for Future

Maynard Cub Beouts Pack No 30 enters its second year with 43 cubs seven den mothers and seven committeemen. Upcoming events include April 21 yard trip to Charlestown via bus. April 26 Let’s Sing Again Night. May 5 baseball practice. May 7 pack committee meeting at Fred Robinson’s. May 12 annual rag drive. May 30 Memorial Day Parade. May 31 monthly pack meeting Circus theme. Insignias supplied by the pack at no cost.

Maynard Maynard Cub Beouts Charlestown Boston & Maine R.R den Mayers Alumni Field Fred Robinson Great Road Cym Ipack

Talent Show to Be Staged on Thursday

Maynard school hosts a benefit talent show for the band in the George Washington auditorium on Thursday April 26 at 7 30 p m. The program includes majorette drill vocal and instrumental solos and a Coolidge School chorus with a Junior high novelty section directed by Miss Eleanor S Colburn and featuring listed band members from Maynard.

Maynard George Washington Benegyst Coolidge’ School Eleanor S. Colburn

Miss Ruth Buxton Vacationing at Vermont Home

Sudbury high school teacher Miss Ruth Buxton spends spring vacation at her home on the Duane River in Vermont.

Ruth Buxton Sudbury Dutene River Vermont

Revered Mizpah Rebekahs Hold Farewell for Two Members

Maynard May durable Mizpah Rebekah Lodge held a regular meeting with Noble Grand Irene Hek kala presiding. A farewell party honored two members Mrs Esther Marsden who left for California and Mrs Florence Johnson who will move to New York City. Gifts included a folding umbrella and a string of pearls. Next meeting April 25 will farewell the District Deputy and Marshal.

Helen Brayden Besco Anne Spence Inez Lester Marion Athron Besco Reid Assembly Hawthorne Lodge Waltham Eleanor Jones Mation Athorn Lydia Saari

Civic Club To Be Treated To Movies At Next Meeting

Bedford civic club will host guest Bedford G Frederick Geisler of Concord at its next meeting on Thursday night April 26 at 8 o clock at the clubhouse. President Walter Bieren will preside. Geisler will show motion pictures on The Sport and You and Fish and Sports. Joseph W. Raymond handles publicity.

Bedford G. Frederick Geisler Concord Bedford Civic Club Walter Bieren Geisler Joseph W. Raymond

Birth of Deborah Ann Killoran in Greenfield

Maynard Killoran and Mrs James Killoran of Greenfield announce the birth of a daughter Deborah Ann born Tuesday March 27 at Greenfield Hospital. Grandmothers are Hannah Marchant and Mrs Edward Laughton of Maynard.

Maynard James Killoran Greenfield Deborah Ann Greenfield Hospital Killoran Barbara .Marchant Hannah Marchant Edward Laughton

Edgerly Family Reunion in Sudbury Weekend

Mr and Mrs Stuart Edgerly of Maynard road Sudbury hosted their entire family for a weekend gathering. William S Edgerly and Lois Stiles Decries with Leonard traveled from Philadelphia and Glen Cove Long Island respectively. William returns to Philadelphia soon to go to Norfolk. Mrs Edgerly and her son stay in Sudbury at Lancaster road apartment.

Sudbury Stuart Edgerly Maynard Road William S. Edgerly Onne Leonard Philadelphia Glen Cove Long Island Norfolk

Bluffing Dogs Refuse Fight in Memphis Yard

In Memphis a large dog barked at E W Jones from behind a hedge, while Jones' small dog defended his owner. The two canines chased and growled past the hedge opening, then leaped across the gap to resume their posturing with the hedge as a barrier.

Memphis Tenn U.P E W. Jones Jones

Tornado Warnings and Safe Building Advice From Meteorologists

In Stillwater Oklahoma meteorologists at Oklahoma A and M College warn that tornadoes rival atomic blasts in destructiveness and follow a yearly cycle. Chief meteorologist William E. Hardy urges immediate action if a warning appears and advises seeking shelter in sturdy structures, noting brick or stone buildings as most resilient.

Stillwater Okla U.P Oklahoma A & M College William E. Hardy Hardy Texas Arkansas Kansas Missouri Iowa

Islamic potters’ glaze technique for tiled color separation

An 11th century Islamic pottery method kept diverse glaze colors from running together on wall tiles. The approach stabilized hues to create distinct decorative panels.

Nurses Guild Holds Meeting in Concord

The Catholic Graduate Nurses Guild of the Immaculate Conception Marlboro area met in Monument Hall Concord on Tuesday evening April 17. Rev. Francis L. Gallagher opened with prayer, Miss Helen E. Callahan presided, and guest speaker Dr. Francis MacDonald spoke on Civil Defense followed by a Q and A session.

Catholic Graduate Nurses Guild of the Immaculate Conception Marlboro Monument Hall Concord Francis L. Gallagher Spirtual Helen E. Callahan R. N Patricia Ahern Francis MacDonald

Eisenhower declines dollar from boy scout fundraiser

Nine year old Robert Whitney mailed Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower a dollar with a note about cigarettes for overseas troops. From Paris the general replied that funds should go to Cub Scout work, returning the dollar and praising the boy’s heart.

Binghamton, N U.P Robert A. Whitney Dwight D. Eisenhower Robert Pye Rom Paris Ike Eisenhower Bobby

Seasonal committee named for events led by Patricia era

In charge of the events is Miss Patricia era, R. N., Chair man, with Miss Jeaney RN as Co-chairman assisted by Mrs. Mary Lawler pel R. N. and other R. N. members including Miss Mary Ward, Miss Stella Nowick, Miss Josephine Softha, and Miss Marian Boothroyd.

Patricia Era R. N Jeaney RN Mary Lawler Pel R. N Mary Ward Stella Nowick R.N Josephine Softha R. N Marian Boothroyd

Fayville Baptist Church to Host Babean Supper

The Fayville Baptist Church ladies plan a babean supper Saturday at 6 30 p m in Fayville Village Hall co chaired by Mrs James Trion and Mrs Benjamin Phillip o Miss Marlene VanDuzer of Framingham has left Ted s Auto Service for a position with a Framingham Telephone company Mr and Mrs Charles M Proctor have returned to Oak Hill Road after wintering in the South Their daughter Mrs Philip Giles and her two grandchildren from New Hampshire visited recently The Ladies Home Society of the Pre e National Church holds a food sale Friday afternoon on Main Street Reed Watkins and others are involved in the event concluding with a Madison Baymond Dumont end Rng of Hoffman. Buy U S Savings Bonds.

Fayvillé Baptist Church Fayville Village James Trion Benjamin Phillipo Marlene VanDuzer Framingham Ted Fayville Charles M. Proctor Oak Hill Road South Philip Giles New Hampshire Ladies Home Ry Society Spa'ori Main Street Reed Watkins Er Prone Lacie Ee Baymond Dumont End Hoffman

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