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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1951

Page

8

Garden Club meeting features Gardens and Gardening talk

Sudbury Thursday Garden Club met at Mrs Allan G Bowrys home with Charles Way as speaker on Gardens and Gardening. A question period followed with expert guidance for members. Visitors included Mrs David B MacDaniel of Houston Texas and New Hartford Conn. Guests and neighbors planned a two week trip to Digby County Nova Scotia, while Edna Nangle from Ashington Pennsylvania stayed as house guest.

Allan G. Bowry Charles Way David B. MacDaniel Houston Texas New Hartford, Conn Gertrude M. Halloran Bertram Lockhart Bertie Jeanie Eliza Ward William O'Neal Wilmer Young Newton Digby County Nova Scotia Sudbury Betsy Aston Leominster John S. Colby Vasper George School of Art Boston Betsy Jacques Heim Paris

Wayside Inn guests and stories from a summer bar scene

A whimsical parade of vacationers at the Wayside Inn in South Sudbury. Readers meet Fanny Stockbridge, Bill Dickerson, Jean Cartier, and others, as they swap travel tales from Greenway Virginia to Locust Valley and beyond, with notes on a pocket pick and Ole Bull State Park.

South Sudbury Wayside Inn Fanny Stockbridge Greenway Virginia Lean Bill Dickerson Shawnee Oklahoma Jean Cartier Locust Valley Long Island Belgium New York Kealty Italy Peninsy Cowders Ole Bull

Concord Police Resumes Duties After Week Off

Patrolman Fred Nolan returns to work at the Concord police station after a week’s vacation. Walter Hansen at the West Concord plant enjoys his annual two weeks away. Patrolman James E. Finan Jr. resumes duties after his vacation. A vestry meeting is set for Trinity Episcopal church Elm street Friday at 7 45 p m. The 11 o clock morning service will include communion.

Fred Nolan Harrington Avenue West Concord Walter Hansen West Concord James E. Finan, Jr Everett Street Trinity Episcopal Church Elm Street

Bedford Children Celebrate Birthday Milestones

Bedford residents list local youngsters turning ages this past week. Mark Loveland aged one, Richard Riessle aged one, Leonard Kieley Jr aged four, Howard Echols aged four, Thomas McArdle aged seven, Cheryl Ann Major aged one.

Bedford Mark Loveland Eugene F. Loveland Congord Road Richard Robert Riessle R. Robert Riessle, Jr Webber Avenue Leonard H. Kieley, Jr Great Road Leonard H. Kieleys Howard Gary Echols Fletcher Road Thomas Austin McArdle M. Padden McArdle Cheryl Ann Major

Sudbury Garden Club Decorates at Cushing Hosp

Sudbury Garden Club members arranged flowers for Cush ing hospital ahead of General MacArthur's visit. Chairmen Mrs Cal vin B Smith and Mrs Burchell M Johnson led efforts with help from many members and volunteers including Miss Emily Fish Miss Helene Sherman and high school girls Jane Burns and Joyce Olson.

Sudbury Sudbury Garden Club Cushing Hospital Douglas MacArthur Calvin B. Smith Burchell M. Johnson Garden Club Cushing Emily Fish Arthur V. Howland Harry Ames Harold McMurtry Helene Sherman Beckwith Green House Ronald J. Hodder Hudson Road Patrick J. Davis Post Road Richard Forbes Edmund Stevens W. Gordon Hunter Richard B. Snow Cooper B. Harnin Frederick F. Olson Paul W. Rhoades Theodore Harding Lottie Smith Philip M. Way Walter B. Warren Jane Burns Joyce Olson Ashing Harold E. McMurtry Harold M. Johnson Charles G. Carothers John Lodge M. Granville Haley Elizabeth Atkinson

All Stars Blank Hudson 9-0 in West Concord Tilt

West Concord Twi Light League showcase at Rideout Playground featured the Hudson Bears as last minute substitutes for Burlington. Pitching trio Jones Sawyer and Bouchard limited the Bears to six hits in a five inning win with strong defense and two double plays cited.

West Concord Rideout Playground Hudson Bears Burlington Legion Jones Charlie Sawyer Dave Bouchard Ings Sawyer Bouchard Fanning Ace Adams George Gibson George Fenton Matt Sepe Jack Wallace Roy Anderson Red” Larsen Joe Girardi Wallace Fenton

Hriniaks Return From Vacation Across Three States

Mr and Mrs Michael Hriniak traveled with Mrs Mary Hriniak of Law to Tunkhannock PA Binghamton NY Lookout Point and the Catskills visiting relatives during the trip.

Michael Hriniak Tunkhannock Pennsylvania Binghamton New York Lookout Point Catskills Mary Hriniak Law

Travel leg bridge tale from fragments and names

Fragmentary OCR notes mention travel legs and a long bridge, with garbled names such as Bataan Batcheldoy Batcheldep and references to a mile long span and a trip to an unnamed land. The text lacks coherent events or dates to form a full report.

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