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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1951

Page

14

Concord Rotary resumes meeting with football movie

The Concord Rotary Club held its weekly luncheon today after a holiday break. Coach Bernie Megin of Concord High planned to show a film of Concord High versus R Reynolds Piedmont Bowl from last fall in Winston Salem, North Carolina.

Concord Concord Rotary Club Bernie Megin Concord High Winston-Salem North Carolina Charles Carruth Hamilton Bermuda George E. Erickson Natick John J. Flannery

Parlor Party and Food Sale at Our Lady Help of Christians

The Ladies Altar Society of Our Lady Help of Christians church invites the public to Friday night at 8 for a military whist party and food sale at the church hall. Ref furniture raffles will be awarded.

West Concord Laies Altar Society of Our Lady Elp of Christians Church

Former A.G. George B. Fingold Speaks on Crime Payoff

Concord residents heard Assistant Attorney General George B. Fingold address Newton Centre Improvement Association on Does Crime Pay in Massachusetts. He is set to speak at the Hebrew Helping Hand breakfast in Dorchester next Sunday.

Concord George B. Pigolds Ewton Centre Improvement Isogiation Massachusetts Fingold Dorchester

Grass and weed killers replace hoe work in cotton fields

A report notes that chemical herbicides are replacing manual hoeing in American cotton fields, altering labor practices as weed control shifts from human labor to chemicals.

Buttons Installed For Pedestrians At Key Intersections

Gov. Paul A. Dever had traffic light buttons installed on Route 62 and Route 2 junctions with the turnpike and Main street to let pedestrians cross at any time. A Main Street resident pushed the project in the interest of safety.

Concord Main Street Paul A. Dever

Perkins Welcome Their Third Child Robert Cobb Perkins

Mr and Mrs John A Perkins of Dedham announce the birth of their third child and second son Robert Cobb Perkins on April 18 at Emerson Hospital Concord The child’s grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ralph C Perkins of South Dartmouth and Mr and Mrs Robert C Cobb of Littleton noted locally

Concard John A. Perkins Lydia Cobb Dedham Robert Cobb Perkins Emerson Hospital Concord Tare Ralph C. Perkins South Dartmouth Robert C. Cobb Littleton

Lexington Veteran In Midnight Ride

Concord John Brucchi a World War II veteran and VFW member gave a midnight ride in Lexington following the post's annual ball. He rode into Lexington Center roaring and was greeted at the Battle Green by fellow post members with one acting as Capt. Parker.

Concord John Brucchi V. F. W. Post Lexington Paul Revere Post Lexington Center Battle Green Capt. Parker

Middlesex Central Pomona Meets May 16 at Sudbury Hall

The next Middlesex Central Pomona meeting will be held Wednesday night May 16 at Sudbury town hall with Sudbury Grange as host. Supper at 6 30. James M. Butterfield of Waltham is Romona master and Mrs Marion Clark of Concord is the worthy lecturer.

Concord Middlesex Central Sudbury Town Hall Sudbury Grange James M. Butterfield Waltham Marion Clark

Pt A Group Plans Square Dance Friday

At a Bedford P T A meeting held at the junior high school the ways and means committee announced a square dance at the school on Friday night April 28. The annual children's fair is set for May 26 with details to follow. The group now has over 100 members. New officers will be elected and installed at the May meeting. Mrs Burton Coburn presided as children performed skits under their teachers. Refreshments were provided by a committee including Mrs Robert D MacDonald and several others.

Bedford Bedford P.T.A Ways and Means P.T.A Burton Coburn Robert D. MacDonald William A. Rowse William R. Greer Raymond Scheublin Robert Blake Henry Jenks

Williams Wins TV Set in Concord Firemen’s Draw

Concord resident Concord Williams of Shadyside lane won the television set donated by the Concord Firemen’s Relief Association. The holiday drawing was held at Elks hall and Williams, a highway department employee, will aid sick and injured firefighters with the proceeds.

Concord Frank Williams Shadyside Lane Concord Firemen’s Relief Association Elks Hall Williams Highway Department

Socialism Topic Highlighted by Clifford Needham Talk

Clifford Needham of the New End Electric Company spoke to the 1730 Club at First Parish Church on creeping socialism and compared government gains in private businesses. Refreshments were provided by Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lewellen. A dance is planned for May 12.

Bedford Clifford Needham New End Electric Company Warren Lewellen

Aluminum Strength in Subzero Weather Surges Over Room Temperature

Aluminum shows greater strength when exposed to subzero temperatures than at room temperature, suggesting improved performance in cold conditions. Research indicates crystal structure and alloy composition contribute to increased yield strength and hardness in near freezing environments.

Concords Civil Defense Aids Nearby Towns

Concord officials promote Civil Defense progress to neighboring towns. Director Frederick H Lovejoy and aides tour Clinton speaking to Rotary Lions and Exchange Club members. Deputies Hagerty Emerson Daniels Richardson and Dr Francis C McDonald outline local defense procedures.

Concord Frederick H. Lovejoy Lovejoy Clinton Rotary, Lions and Exchange Club William Hagerty Raymond . Emerson Rexford Daniels Lawrence Richardson Francis C. McDonald Medical Service Division

Mrs Lord Re elected President of Bedford Alliance Chapter

At the Bedford Branch Alliance annual meeting at First Parish Church Mrs John H Lord was reelected president for the coming year. Officers include Mrs Louis H Smith as vice president Mrs Louis Geiffer as treasurer and Mrs Russell Olsen as secretary. The Evening Alliance was represented by Mrs Charles R Scrymgeour. The meeting adjourned for the season after lunch.

Bedford Branch Alliance John H. Lord

Rummage Sale Set for May 5 at State Armory Concord

Concord residents are reminded of Emerson Hospital related rummage sale on Saturday May 5 at 10 o'clock held at the State Armory in Concord. People may call Mrs Morgan K Smith Concord 830 Mrs W Graydon Smith Concord 912 or Mrs George Phillips Concord 149 M3 to arrange transport of articles. Items include light furniture clothing dishes household equipment books bric a brac. Buy U S Savings Bonds.

Concord Emerson Hospital State Armory Morgan K. Smith W. Graydon Smith George Phillips

Man of the Hour MacArthur Hymn at City Airport

A San Francisco reader recalls General Douglas MacArthur being celebrated at the City Airport with a patriotic display. Radio TV operators signaled as crowds cheered, bells rang, and sirens sounded in tribute to the famed commander who opposed appeasement.

S. F Editha M. Dunn San Francisco California

Farm Speaker on Boston Radio Highlights Poultry Expert

Alfred L. Carlson, poultry expert and assistant county agent for Middlesex Extension Service, spoke on a farm program aired by a Boston area station last Wednesday morning. He interviewed poultrymen from Sudbury and Townsend.

Concord Boston Alfred L. Carlson Middlesex County Extension Service Office Sudbury Townsend

Local native Howard Wood dies at 76 in Coldwater Michigan

Howard M. Wood aged 76 died after a long illness at Coldwater Michigan. A Bedford native he worked in the production department of the National Transit Pump and Machine Company until retiring in 1944. He lived in Oil City until 1945 and then with his daughters in Coldwater. Surviving are two daughters Mrs John H Walker and Mrs Louis E Legg both of Coldwater two sons Charles J Wood Winnetka Illinois and Harry B Wood Oil City two sisters Mrs Elizabeth Daniels and Mrs Ference Webber of Bedford eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Bedford—Wood Howard M. Wood Coldwater Michigan Bedford National Transit Pump and Machine Company Oil City Clara 8 Louis E. Legg Charles J. Wood Winnetka Illinois Harry B. Wood Elizabeth Daniels Ference Webber

Shower Held for Concord Bride-To-Be

Mrs. Philip Carrigan hosted a bridal shower at her Concord home for Miss Margaret Mary Carrigan of Waltham who will wed next Sunday in Waltham. About 25 guests from Concord, Waltham, Littleton, Newton and Medford attended. Miss Carrigan received many gifts with sisters assisting in refreshments.

Concord Philip A. Carrigan Margaret Mary Carrigan Waltham Littleton Newton Medford Carrigan Elizabeth Jane Carrigan Mary”Tobin

Mrs Scrymgeour Elected President of Alliance

The Evening Alliance of the First Parish Church of Bedford elected officers at a meeting held at Mrs. Lewis G Webber home on Old Billerica Road last week. President is Mrs Charles R Scerymgeour with vice president Mrs Joseph Mangion, secretary Mrs Winston Harvey, treasurer Mrs Bruce Pollack, auditor Mrs Kenneth Blake, program chair man Mrs M Bernard Webber Jr, ways and means chairs Mrs Horace Teague and Mrs P R Whitcomb, nominating committee Mrs Frank R Jos lin, Mrs Lewis G Webber and Mrs Donald Sands.

Bedford Charles R. Scerymgeour Joseph Mangion Winston Harvey Bruce Pollack Kenneth Blake M. Bernard Webber, Jr Horace Teague P. R. Whitcomb

Fire at Hoel Hinman shop West Concord

Firefighters responded to a blaze at 502 Main Street West Concord damaging the rear of Hoel Hinman shop. Origin undetermined as units battled a fire that started during a separate dump fire.

West Concord Hoel Hinman Main Street

Concord Civil Defense Effort Prompts Local Action

A small group in Concord advocates civil defense measures amid officials push for better emergency readiness. Citizens show interest in training, medical aid, and wardens roles as they support new town communications and defense centers.

Concord Doherty

Clay pipes reveal early restoration success

Fragments describe clay pipes hundreds of years old and their restoration as one of the first successful efforts. The text notes the historical value and the care taken to preserve ancient artifacts.

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