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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1946

Page

13

Concord postman and dog patrol historic route

Veteran Concord letter carrier William H. Dee and his nine year old German shepherd Don work eight and a half miles per trip, 17 miles daily, along Monument Street and Bedford route. Don acts as watchdog at the post office rear door and travels with Dee through all weather. Dee, 67, began at the Concord Post Office in 1903 and has served 39 years with Don by his side.

Concord Sam William H Bill) Dee Don Dee Monumnent Street Bedford Old North Bridge John R. McManus New Hampshire K. of C Fred A. Tower Henry O. M. Helsherr Farley Michael P. Dee Massachusetts Reformatory Joseph Edward New York Eva Wyman Lawrence A. Concord James J. Martin West Concord

Guest Speaker At Farm Hour in Boston

Allister F. MacDougall director of the Middlesex County Extension Service spoke on Washing ton and New England during the New England Farm Hour on WBZ Boston last Wednesday morning July 24. He lives in Westford and recently returned from a Washington trip with officials on Middlesex farm problems. Wool quality improved and flocks healthier when dipped annually to control ticks and lice.

Concord WBZ Boston New England Allister F. MacDougall Middlesex County Extension Service Washington MacDougall Westford Middlesex County

Four Couples Observe Their Wedding Dates

Concord reports four couples marking their seventh wedding anniversary on Tuesday July 30. Warner H. Eldridge and Reba E. Vail of Lexington, married July 30 1939 in Lexington, reside here. Eldridge serves in the U S Army and they have one daughter. Albert G Lind and Nina E Ruble, married July 30 1939 at West Concord Union Church, live here. both active locally. Manuel N Grandelli and Nata Domenica Lombardo, married July 30 1939 at St Bernard’s Church, now in Cambridge. John J Cullinane and wife, formerly of 13 Grant Street, also observe the date.

Concord Warner H. Eldridge Mainstreet Reba E. Vail Lexington Eldridge U.S. Army Albert G.lind Shirley Street West Concord Union Church Lind Nina E. Ruble Manuel N. Grandelli Nata Domenica Lombardo St. Berard’s Church F. Mulcahy Cambridge John J. Cullinane Grant Street

Guen ther Fish Sex Clues From Body Shape

A top view reveals female fish by their broader body silhouette. The note highlights how gender can be inferred from size and form in Guen ther specimens.

First commercial citrus planted in Texas history

The article notes the early introduction of commercial citrus to Texas, marking a milestone in regional agriculture and fruit production. It details who planted the initial groves and the broader impact on local farming practices.

Texas

Bride June Savi Weds John G Chase in Concord Nuptials

Miss June Eileen Savi daughter of Flight Lieutenant Gerald B. Savi and John Garvey Chase son of Mr and Mrs Harold W Chase united in marriage on Saturday June 20 at Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord. Rev William H Shaughnessy officiated with Rev Daniel Foley assisting. Reception followed at the groom’s cousin Frederick H Chase home. The bride wore white satin and tulle with a train and bouquet of white roses and stephanotis. her attendant Mrs Edward Walsh wore peach marquisette. The groom’s attendants included cousin Edward Walsh and ushers David Chittim and Paul W Boyd.

West Concord June Eileen Savi Gerald B. Savi Royal Air Force London England John~ Garvey Chase Harold Chase Prairie Street Our Lady ‘Help of Christians Church William H. Shaughnessy Daniel’ Foley Frederick H. Chase Great Meadows Road Concord Paul Savi Walpole New Hampshire Edward Walsh New York City New York David Chittim Hanover N. Hampshire Paul W. Boyd Bedford

Carlisle Bride and Bridegroom Sail After Wedding

The fragmented notice recounts a July wedding involving Miss of Concord and Rev. William pastor. the couple left for Maine after the ceremony. It notes both families connected to a Carlisle school and current employment details, with another local incident mentioning a Loganport boat accident.

Concord Q. Maine Carlisle

Massachusetts Amherst Veteran of Coney Island Army Service

A college teacher and veteran from Massachusetts Amherst served in the Army connected to Coney Island. The report notes his prior service and ties to the regions mentioned.

Ordnance Army Massachusetts ‘Amherst Coney

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bill Dee Maurice L Concord’s Southwest Pacific Theatre Paul V Army Air Forces Corp Gerald R Air Corps Philip B U. S. Coast Guard W. Harry Reading G. I Caleb G Sghla Yeltoes Mutual Savings Bank Assabet Institution For Savings Maynard, Mass Concord Co-Operative Bank Concord, Mass Maynard Trust Company Tax & Vacation Club THE Middlesex Institution Massachusetts Gil Marshall’s Food Shop Nwealth Ave T. Weddings & Funerals Nellie M. Craig Main St A. Chyzus Improvement Contra Incorporated John Chase Our Lady’s William Pastor United Mage Logansport Johnney Webber & Rose CO Staffords Werber Ben Ever Hogany Congo Clinton Fort Day ADP
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