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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1951

Page

10

Bedford Church to Hold Fair on September 15

The Church of Christ committee announced a parish fair on Saturday September 15 with a general committee led by Robert E Pike as chairman and Miss M Livermore as secretary. Members invite attendees to choose booths such as aprons crafts handkerchiefs and doughnuts to raise funds for a new parish building.

Bedford Church of Christ Robert E Pike M. Livermore Bark Atwood, Jr Mildred P.arnold William H. Arnold Earl Atwood Frederick W. Backus Leila M Blake Marvin L. Derby Jamison R. Harrison Richard B. Herrling Henry C. Isner Julia E. Laws Edward F. Pike Abbott Reed Webber Parfish

Concord Nurse Returns to Duty after Vacation

Concord-Miss Ethel Andreas sen daughter of Mrs Martha Andreassen of South Street Carliste a Concord High School graduate has resumed duties at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston after a short vacation at home.

Concord Ethel Andreassen Martha Andreassen South Street Carliste Concord High School Massachusetts Géneral Hospital Boston

Bedford Briefs Update from Town Families and Church Events

Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Stanley Christensen of Philadelphia visited his parents on Sunset road. The United Workers of the Church of Christ held a well attended food sale on church grounds. Mrs. Sidney W. Ingalls chaired the event. Mrs. Arthur E. Rowse sold her Old Billerica road home and moved to Littleton. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Goddu and family vacationed at Old Orchard Beach, Maine. Next Wednesday August 15 is the Feast of the Assumption with masses. Mrs. Horace Riviere and daughter Diane visited Watertown relatives. Bedford library construction progresses with windows installed and grounds graded, shelves placed.

Stanley Christensen Philadelphia Pennsylvania Mr. Christensen Hermann E. Christensen Sunset Road The United Workers of the Church of Christ Sidney W. Ingalls Anthony Road Arthur E. Rowse Old Billerica Road Littleton Wesley Redman James Rowse John R. Goddu Springs Road Old Orchard Beach Maine

Miss Elaine Coburn Weds Robert Comrie in Bedford Church

In Bedford a Sunday afternoon ceremony at the Church of Christ joined Elaine P Coburn and Robert G Comrie. The Rev Richard T Broeg officiated. The bride wore nylon net and a veil. maid of honor Marie Reddy and best man Garvin Duncan attended. A reception followed at the Coburn home. Both graduates of Lexington High School. Comrie recently completed U S Navy boat training at Newport and will report for further training at Norfolk after a 14 day leave.

Marie Reddy Concord New Hampshire Garvin Duncan Medford Marlene Comrie Comrie Lexington High School U S. Navy Newport Norsfolk Virginia

Bedford Teenagers To Hold Aug 25 Food Sale

Bedford teens will sponsor a food sale on Saturday August 25 during the town field day hosted by the Bedford Recreation Committee. Students will canvass homes to solicit contributions and proceeds go to fund the town winter program for youth.

Bedford Bedford Recreation Committee

Bedford Doris Genetti Hosts Anthony Hunt-Hamilton Ladies Party

Mrs Doris Genetti of 7 Caribou Street will host a party for the Anthony Hunt Hamilton Ladies Auxiliary this Friday evening August 10. Members are reminded to keep the date in mind.

Bedford Doris Genetti Caribou Street Anthony Hunt-Hamilton

Seven Year Old Concord Girl Celebrates Birthday

Concord child Concord Diskin of 91 Sudbury Road celebrated her seventh birthday last Wednesday August 1. She attends Peter Bulkeley School and enjoyed the day with her brothers and sister Michael Sally and Joseph.

Concord Ann Diskin Maria J. Diskin Sudbury Road Peter Bulkeley Michael Sally Joseph

Square Deal for Your Car Care Rules

A fragmented ad style piece lists seven easy car care rules. It emphasizes maintaining the engine, smooth driving, tire checks, proper braking, and reasonable speeds. The text presents quirky phrasing and scattered phrases about garages and time saving tips.

Chronology of Korea War Conflicts and Key Dates

A chronology lists major North and South Korea war events from June 1950 to July 1950 including UN actions. It notes US units arriving in Korea, changes in command, use of air and naval forces, and early battlefield milestones. It also covers armistice talks initiation and cease fire considerations as UN forces advance and retreat.

Jetens United States Army Korea U. S Taejon William. F. Dean Charles Toy Coeran Farast France Canada Netherlands New Zealand Chinju Pusan United Nations Pusan Ete Inchon Seoul Pyongyang North Ko‘sean Capitol Aaransyegenerta Combat Team Sukchon Sunchon 1St Marine Division Sestee Maos Yalu B Mooré Rg Mainder K-Seoul MacArthur Far East Truman Ridgway James A. van Fleet Iron Triangle Jacob Malik

County Fair Set for August 24 25 for 4-Hers

Concord boys and girls from surrounding towns prepare to participate in the first county 4 H fair at Groton Fair Grounds August 24 and 25. Weston Thayer of Groton leads arrangements for a large crowd with beef dairy vegetable and poultry exhibits. From the dairy show top exhibitors may advance to the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield in September. Limited entries per county. prizes include money and ribbons. multiple exhibits allowed with qualifications.

Concord Groton Fair Weston Thayer Groton Pringfield

Health officials plan fall free clinics for chronic disease screening

Massachusetts Public Health Commissioner Dr. Vinda Getting announced plans to open two to three free clinics for detecting chronic diseases in healthy adults this fall. Locations will be announced soon after appointments at the Health Protection Clinic for Boston residents are clarified. The program grew from the New England Center Hospital project and aims to establish permanent screening sites with support from state and local medical groups. A separate note says twenty one states use electric roll call voting machines in legislatures.

Vinda A. Getting Massachusets Massachusetts Dr. Getting Health Protection New England Center Hospital Boston State Health Department Massachusetts Medical Society State Department of Public Health

Men Will Trail As Woolies Play Follow-a-Leader

The piece argues men must endure long walks to chaperone unpredictable sheep and manage lambing. It notes high pay for shepherds, a sheep’s herd instinct, and challenges like lost lambs and perilous wool. Basques from Spain are sought to staff the role.

National Geographic Society U.S Spain

Experts Favor Return to Old Fashioned Baby Care

Detroit physician Dr. John C. Montgomery urged the Minois State Medical Society to abandon central nurseries in favor of rooming in. At the 111th annual meeting in Chicago’s Hotel Sherman he argued the mother and father should care for the newborn from birth, a practice he says is traditional in many countries.

Chicago Detroit Minois State Medical Society Sherman John C. Montgomery Montgomery

One Fling on High Wire Changes Boy's Ambitions

MEMPHIS TENN Audie Jessie Baker ten years old wanted to be an acrobat but a ladder incident changed his goal. He climbed a slack wire at his home and rose about 30 feet before neighbors lowered a blanket net. He then decided he wants to be a breather.

Memphis Tenn Audie Jessie ‘Baker

Exports rise in Britain's dependent territories by 1950

Exports from Britain's dependent territories in 1950 reached six times their value from three years before World War II, highlighting a sharp postwar growth in trade.

Britain

Brazil CAP cadets begin two week stay at Hanscom Base

Bedford Fifty five Civil Air Patrol cadets from Brazil arrived at Hanscom Airport for a two week training stay as part of the foreign exchange program. Hosts from Lexington and Arlington planned events including visits to the State House in Boston and trips to camps in Wolfeboro New Hampshire and Laconia. An official welcome occurred at Lexington and Major Malcolm A. McNall from the Bedford CAP office oversees the tours with departure set for the following Monday.

Bedford Civil ‘Air Brazil Hanscom Civil Air Patrol Lexington Arlington ¢.A. P State House Boston Harry J. Standring Wolfeboro New Hampshire Laconia Lexington Commion Augusta Malcolm A. McNall C.A.P

Concord Selectmen Schedule Summer Meeting and Resumption of Regular Sessions

The Concord Board of Selectmen will hold a summer meeting at the Town House on Monday evening August 20. Regular meetings will resume Mondays weekly in September. Parishioners are urged to save waste paper for a diocesan drive led by Archbishop Richard J. Cushing. The Evangelical Free Church Missionary Society meets tonight at 8 with services conducted by Rev and Mrs Byron.

Concord Board of Selectmen St. Bernard's Church Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord Richard J. Cushing D. D Boston The Missionary Society of Evangelical Free Church Byron We

Bedford church committee discusses building expansion plan

The Bedford church committee led by John Scotford of Ne Thor outlines expanding facilities over five years. They weigh church equipment, activity needs, and phased plans while inviting members to join specific building committees and donate proceeds.

Ette Walter i Ruth M. Liverm Pike Abbott.r. Webb Brady Richard Brown Edwin F Prudential Church Ing

Local names and events feature in Concord notes

Fragmented text recalls Maurice L. Dee at the Concord Post Office and city happenings. Firemen drill at Arlington, local figures like Mason G. Foss and Chick Mayo appear with references to theater folks and neighborhood routines amid vacation remnants and a festival mood.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Golors Sievert Main ST. Marlboro Bedford Briefs Horace Riviere Diane, Hancock, Street Watertown Miss Coburn R. G. Comprie American Automobile Association Rec-Manni Walton Matthew Bates Key Army Northeast Reves Hungnam Hers Council of State Washington, D.C Parma Arlington Boys Maurice L. Dee Street Fort Gin U Tion Arlington West Mason G. Foss Carlisle Pat Thoreau Macone Maynard Coun Scients
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