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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1951

Page

19

Notice of Foreclosure and Petition in Middlesex Land Court

Court alerts all interested parties that a petition in Middlesex Land Court seeks foreclosure on a parcel in Acton with buildings and deeds recorded, covering parcels A and 2a. The notice lists lot boundaries, prior mortgage details, and a demand for unpaid sums including a note for 1315.50 with interest. A hearing is set in Cambridge, June next, to determine why the petition should not proceed.

Judges Court For Cou- 0 Massachusetts Beryl B. Jones Acton Middlesex Wealth Urton J. Jones, Jr Morty Simon Robbing Molley Camin Bert 'T. Gutheim Said Mestee

Probate Court Citations for Maude E. Gutteridge Estate

Massachusetts Probate Court cites all persons interested in the Maude E. Gutteridge estate. An administrator has been appointed with no surety. Anyone wishing to object must appear in Cambridge Court before 10 a.m. on May 16 1951, the return day. John J. Butler, Register. April 26 May 3 10.

Comsnanceslith Massachusetts Maude E. Gutteridge Maynard Peay Cutteridge California Cambridge

Local residents share spring travels and health updates

Miss Marjorie A Walker and Miss Eisie Oliver enjoy a Daytona Beach vacation. Boyd MacKinnon leaves for a three week business trip to San Francisco with Colgate Palmolive. Mr and Mrs Philip A Hansen visit family in South Portland. Paul Pepin has fully recovered from tonsiectomy. Arlene and Mary Arciero return from hospital after tonsil operations. Frank Marsh buys a home in Maynard and works in Hudson. Mrs George Walker recovers from illness. Miss Josephine Welsh convalesces from virus infection. Hector Marquis and son Donald travel to Montreal for a holiday weekend with family.

Marjorie A. Walker Goodman ‘Hill ‘Read Eisie Oliver Peakham Roar Daytona ‘Beach Florida Boyd ‘MacKinnon Walter MacKinnon South Sunbury San Francisco Colgate Palmolive Pent ‘Company Hector ‘Marquis Donald Montreal Canada Mr. Marquis

Free Books Of Matches Handed Out To Tobacco Buyers

Nearly nine billion free books of matches are handed out to American tobacco purchasers each year, a practice seen as marketing and a reminder of historical consumer freebies in the industry.

Classified Selections From Marlboro Store Ads

A dense listing of household items with prices across living room, baby, and houseware departments. Includes furniture sets, rugs, lamps, beds, cribs, strollers, and toys priced from under a dollar to about three hundred, tied to Pay & Take Furniture Co at 135 Main St Marlboro.

TOY Dept PAY & Take Furniture CO Main St. - Marlboro

Mrs J S Colby Attends Boston Ad Club Meeting

Mrs John S Colby of Peakham road Sudbury was the only woman guest at the Ad Club of Boston meeting held at the Statler Hotel. Sixteen men sat at the speakers table with guest Charles Conner, vice president of N W Ayer Philadelphia, while Colby, president of the Vesper George School of Art, listened to discussions on rising public interest in art and improved taste in purchases.

Sudbury Ad Club Boston

Bloodmobile set for May 14 at Wayland church

Sudbury residents willing to donate blood should contact Mrs. Albert R. Blanchard in Sudbury. The Bloodmobile will be at the Wayland Unitarian church vestry on the afternoon of May 14 for Sudbury donors. Blood is available to GIs and any Sudbury resident needing a transfusion.

Sudbury Albert R. Blanchard Wayland Unitarian Church Vestry G. I.s

Sudbury Artist Exhibits Facing North at Jordan Marsh

Lor ing Coleman presents Facing North, a large snow painting, at Jordan Marsh's Annual Art Exhibit of Contemporary New England Painters in Sudbury.

Sudbury Loring Coleman Jordan Marsh New ‘England

Robusters of Morissette clan gather on short notice

In Central Falls Rhode Island 100 descendants of 90 year old Mrs Olympe Morissette live in the city and claim the clan can assemble within 30 minutes.

Central Falls R. I. WP Olympe Morissette

Miss Crotty to Wed Mr Sirvio in Maynard Notice

Maynard residents Mr and Mrs Michael Crotty announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Mary Crotty to Charles Arvo Sirvio of 31 Harrison Street Maynard. No wedding date has been set at this time.

Maynard Michael Crotty Burnside Street Alice Mary Charles Arvo Sirvio Harrison Street

West Acton Whist Party Awards Prizes at St Elizabeth Hall

A successful whist party at St Elizabeth's hall West Acton led by Mrs Lawrence Tucker awarded special prizes to Mrs Alice Murphy and Mrs John Clayton of Maynard. High scorers included Daniel Shea Mrs W Belleville Nellie Frye and many others. Next week's event will be conducted by Miss Mary ey.

West Acton St. Elizabeth’s Hall Lawrence Tucker Alice Murphy John Clayton Maynard Daniel Shea W. Belleville Nellie Frye A. F. Scully C. E. Bariteau Bob Reed Anne O’connell Gladys DeGrappo Ed.Paulhus Alice Sidney G. Hatch H. McBreen

Bedford Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Highlights Guest Speaker

Local Emerson Hospital Auxiliary members gathered at the D A R Chapter House in Concord to hear radiologist Dr Raymond A Dillion as guest speaker. Tea was served.

Bedford Emerson, Hospital Auxiliary of Concord Raymond A. Dillion

Mayor gives gladiolus bulbs to women in Mt Olive

Mayor August Schoppman of Mt. Olive presents a dozen gladiolus bulbs to women in the community for a beautification effort now in its second year. The gift aims to encourage residents to beautify the city with flowering plants.

Mt. Olive, Ill U.P August Schoppman

Boston Logan Airport Has Spent Sixty Million To Date

Boston's Logan Airport has accumulated sixty million dollars in costs to date, reflecting ongoing construction and development expenditures as authorities evaluate future phases and funding options.

Boston Logan

Global guest list colors Wayside social week

Guests from eighteen states and several countries attended a Wayside briefing week. Notables included Mrs Ann Johnson in a satin lace wedding gown and Grady Walla in tartan attire plus Dr and Mrs E M Wood from Melbourne en route to Atlantic City for a physicians and surgeons convention.

Ann Johnson Richard Intinatelle Natick Martha Mary Mrer .E M. Wood Melbourne Australia San Francisco Boston Atlantic City Convention of Physicians and Surgeons America

Sudbury Man Leon Kenneth McMurtry Surprise Birthday

A surprise party was held at the home of Mrs. Harold E. McMurtry for Kenneth McMurtry. All male friends attended as guests. William F. Brown, a special police officer and local merchant, is convalescing at home after a long illness and thanks friends for their sympathy.

Harold E. McMurtry Kenneth McMurtry All Men Friends William F. Brown

Holt Re-Enlists in Navy for Six Years at Seaman Rank

Sudbury man Sudbury Richard L Holt son of Mr and Mrs Louis A Holt es Road North Sudbury reenlists in the Navy for six years with the rating of Seaman He is on a two year shore duty tour with the Atlantic Fleet at Boston aboard the Moth Ball fleet.

Sudbury Richard L. Holt Louis A. Holt Es Road North Sudbury Navy Boston

Propane Fuel Gains Use in City Buses

Propane fuel use for city motor buses is increasing as gas bottled under pressure is supplied to homes outside piped gas areas.

Rest as Key to Tuberculosis Treatment

The article explains that complete rest is the main prescription for tuberculosis and discusses bed rest in a hospital or sanatorium. It notes the need to relax the entire body and mind to aid lung healing and mentions surgical options as supplementary, not replacements, for rest.

Petsah

Concord High hosts Hyattsville visitors for campus day

Seventeen Concord High School juniors welcome 35 Hyattsville students during a Simmons College invitation day. The visitors toured laboratories and classes, enjoyed a tea, and attended a fashion show, dance recital, choral reading, and glee club performances. The Hyattsville group plans tours of Concord Cambridge and Boston with a later student council dance.

Concord CHS Simmons ‘College Synia Barthus Eileen Barrett Elizabeth Barrett Shirley Craig College S. Glee Club Stow-A-Way Concord High School Hyattsville Maryland Cambridge Boston National Honor Society Ja ‘Dawson Chesapeake Bay Perincipal J . Donovan C.H.S Charlie

Soybeans Rise in Illinois Crops Ranking

Springfield reports the Illinois Agricultural Department says soybeans have moved from a curiosity in 1910 to second among state farm crops by 1950, pushing oats hay and winter wheat to third through fifth places. The five leading crops accounted for 98 percent of Illinois harvests in 1950.

Springfield U.P Illinois’ Agricultural Department Ilinois

Bedford Public Welfare Moves Into Town Hall Quarters

Local Bedford items note the Board of Public Welfare occupying the former Bedford Police Department space. Other notes include school book costs rising since 986, a Bedford Free Public Library founded in 1876, fire alarms counts, quarantine stats, and local church observances.

Bedford Board of Public Welfare Bedford Police Department Meagher Jast Suffolk Downs Puffer Great Road St. Michael's Church Edward Nahingian Bedford Concord Bedford ‘Free ‘Public Richard S. Dodge Fee Henry Sefien Beliford Elm Irees Betford

Sudbury Women Attend Program of Music at Waltham Library

Several Sudbury women attended a Program of Music in the Sears Memorial Gallery at the Waltham Public Library Monday evening. Performers from Sudbury included Ruth Ames, Mrs. Albert A. Taldant, Mrs. Claude R. Poole, Merle L. Hamilton, Mrs. James Bartlett, Webster Cutting, Rebecca Fairbanks, Mrs. Ore Bartlett, and Mrs. Robert Hadey, with a quartet by Brahms and a Franck quintet featured.

Sudbury Sears Memorial Waltham Public Library Gertrude Marshall Julius Theodorowicz Vincent Maurices Claude R. Poole Merle L. Hamilton James Bartlett Webster Cutting Rebecca Fairbanks Ore Bartlett Robert Hadey

Bedford Social Notes and Upcoming Church Event

Miss Nancy Larkin of Malden visits her sister Mrs Lafayette Currier in Bedford and brother John Currier returns from Arlington Hospital after surgery. Sheila Currier returns from Swampscott. The annual Church of Christ Congregational fair is set for May 26 with a Communion Breakfast on June 10 after the 9 15 mass. Cancer fund drive underway with Walter A Brown as state chairman. donations urged to Cancer Society Bedford.

Nancy Larkin Malden Lafayette G. Currier Masple Street Bedford Church of Christ, Congregational Walter A. Brown Boston Garden Cdenay Doethedter Fiedford

Bedford-Miss Julin Named to Honor Roll at Lexington High

Bedford Miss Julin a senior at Lexington High School was named to the honor roll according to Principal Manfred L. Warren. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Julin of South Road Bedford. Her sister Adis Julin a junior at Concord School also earned honor roll honors.

Bedford Carp] Julin Lexington High School Manfred L. Warren Stanley Julin South ‘Road ApDs Julin Concord School

Local Man Recovers Stolen Clothes After Year

In Marion South Carolina Chief Sabre aur rice and Chief Lacy Schworas recovered a suit of clothes stolen from Edwards over a year ago. Edwards said the suit remained in good condition despite changing hands three times.

Aur Rice Marion S.C Lacy ‘Schworas Edwards

Automotive businesses drive a fifth of U S retail trade

Automotive businesses including gasoline service stations handle about one fifth of America's total retail trade, reflecting their large role in consumer spending and regional economies.

America

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