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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1951
Page
7
Barker, Jana, and guests of Bast Acton stay at the SH callt Post ann and greet vaca e Maine. Ht Hp Clark visits sister Mrs. Acton. Mond Hayes of Conn not present. Philip of Wes.Acon ocksett helps with committee duties.
John J. Sheehan 88 native of Ireland died Sunday at his home 84 Thoreau street in Concord. Funeral mass at St Bernard's followed by burial in St Bernard's cemetery. Rev Michael J Burke assisted by Rev William Carter and Rev Edmund J Rowand. Holy Name Society members attended. Bearers included nephews Finan and Flagg relatives. He lived 49 years in Concord and retired as a rug salesman 20 years ago.
Concord reports Mrs. William Savage formerly Virginia Valentine staying with her mother at 107 Main Street while her husband, once of Lincoln, serves with the U S Navy in Newfoundland. He recently visited his Lincoln parents after a furlough from Davisville Rhode Island and expects winter duty with the Sea Bees in Newfoundland.
He is survived by three sons David J. Sheehan of Dorchester James P. Sheehan and John J. Sheehan both of Concord and five daughters Margaret M Bedford school teacher Alice V Concord school teacher Loretta J and Catherine J all at home Mrs John Mary Driscoll of Hopewell Virginia and two grandchildren The late wife Margaret Toomey died in 1943 There are no arrests for this item but a Gary Indiana ordinance bans riding streetcars within four hours after eating garlic.
Lieutenant General Willis D. Crittenberger announced that 71 Reserve medical officers will be ordered to active duty in August. Seven start at Fort Dix Fort Monmouth and Camp Kilmer, four to the 47th Infantry Division at Camp Rucker, one to Army Navy General Hospital Hot Springs, with 59 to report to Brooke Army Medical Center Fort Sam Houston Texas on August 28 for a five week doctrination course.
South Sudbury guests enjoyed a Hawaiian dance performed in the Inn’s old bar room. Miss Tha Wone, a Hutch dance teacher from Honolulu, gracefully swayed in native style leaving spectators to wonder what Revolutionary travelers would think. Mrs. Chaskiel Grossman of Framingham, an Israeli citizen, spoke of her origins and multilingual life. Two weddings, Ruth Tremaine and Paul Giambarda, took place this week at Martha Mary Chapel with a broiled chicken dinner for twenty guests.
Mr and Mrs John J Conner and Mary Joe of Brooks Street are vacationing in Bay Point Maine Maxwell B Lawrence Jr is visiting his parents at 205 Main Street while on a 30 day leave from duties with the King Point Marine Academy in New York
The ceremony shows the bride in pink lace and net with sheer white frosted organdy cake cutting. An attendant wears pale green as guests from many states gather in the Inn ballroom for a reception for 75. Summer sightseers continue to visit as a wreath of garden flowers crowns the bride and the ceremony occurs Saturday at 4 PM.
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