Salvation Service Fund Annual Appeal Launch
The Lowell H. ton Center announces the annual Salvation Service Fund drive to meet local needs. Treasurer oversees total receipts and emphasizes community support for the appeal.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1951
Page
5
The Lowell H. ton Center announces the annual Salvation Service Fund drive to meet local needs. Treasurer oversees total receipts and emphasizes community support for the appeal.
Mr and Mrs John Achelis announce the birth of a second child a son David Thomas Achelis born April 14 at St Vincent s Hospital New York City Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Edward D Harlow of Concord and Mr and Mrs John Fritz Achelis of New York City
The annual Fund report shows total expenditures of 290.48 with allocations for food 29.49 clothing 30.54 fuel 22.50 fresh air camp vacations 90.00 home furnishings 50.00 and an invalid's wheelchair 67.95. Contributions may be given to the solicitor when called or sent to appeal treasurer Mrs. Cook at 105 Main Street South Acton.
Rep Howard S Russell of the 10th Middlesex District reports on a failed state fund for cash sickness benefits and a proposed underground high tension line for Boston Edison. He notes labor opposition, local plant benefits, and continued push for safety bills and cost analyses.
Joseph L. Walsh leads Middlesex County Rent Advisory Board introducing a joint conference method to settle overcharges. Landlords and tenants meet at Cambridge or Lowell offices starting April 23 1951 to resolve disputes, with on the spot refunds and legal guidance.
The funeral for Miss Gertrude M. Ackley a 25 year Concord resident and former resident of 4 Thoreau Street was held yesterday morning at Laurel Hill cemetery Fitchburg. Rev Carl Albert Seaward of Christ Unitarian Church Dorchester officiated with interment following.
Dr. Howard M. LeSourd announced that BU Public Relations and Communications honors list includes Charles Higgins of Maynard and Elinor Zellin of Veterans' Hospital Bedford.
Miss Ackley a Fitchburg native and retired nurse died. She was formerly a member of the Concord Woman's Club. A sister Mrs Maude A LaRue of Belmont is her only survivor.
Edith C Clarke of Concord was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma. among seven seniors named to both national honor societies for 1940s Smith College graduates. Clarke, daughter of Mr and Mrs James R Clarke Jr of Westford Road, Concord, majors in pre medical science. A census shows Pakistan population 75 687 000.
W Garratt of 6 Sid road Concord is promoted to head planning direction and supervision of the management trainee program in the Route Division of Grand Union Company. J K Daven port vice president announces the move noting Garratt has three years service as a personnel representative and will also counsel on personnel problems. BUY U S SAVINGS BONDS.
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