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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1948

Page

8

Local draft boards set for 280540 men ages 18 to 28

President Truman appoints boards to register 280 540 youths across the state. The new No 1 board at Waltham is led by Blanchard of 62 Windsor Ave West Acton and will cover Concord Carlisle Maynard Sudbury Acton Bedford Carlisle Lincoln Wal tham and Newton. Registration dates are listed by birth year from Aug 30 1922 through Sept 19 1930 and beyond, with rules for those born on or after Sept 19 1930. Col Chester A Furbish notes all appointees receive preliminary instructions for the draft.

Concorde Presidet Truman Waltham Webster Re Blanchard Windsor Ave Mule West Acton Corcord Maynard Sudbury Acton Bedford Carlisle Lincoln Newton Feriday Chester A. Furbish

Local Court Officer Takes Annual Vacation and Garden Club Visits

Donald Wiles of probation officer rank in District Court plans a Monday departure for his annual vacation. Miss Helen Grade, linked with Lin-Paste at Marion on Buzzards Bay, travels for a Cape visit. Her sister Miss Marieeski, a Burdett College graduate, likewise finishes coursework and vacations. Several Boston Market Gardeners Association members attended the 27th annual field day at the Waltham Field Station last Wednesday.

Donald Wiles Buzzards Bay Cape Marieeski Burdett College Boston’ Market Gardners Association Waltham Field Station

Joan Nicol Marries Donald Cahoon in Hyannis

Joan Louise Nicol daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Nicol of Concord married Donald Ellis Cahoon son of Mr and Mrs Victor Cahoon Sr of Hyannis in the First Baptist Church Hyannis. Rev E G Hotaling officiated. Reception at Glenmere Hyannis Park. Maid of honor Nancy Dye Concord bridesmaid Imogene Cahoon Hyannis. Best man Victor Cahoon with ushers Robert Sherman Clyde Anderson. They honeymooned in Mainz. Nut details note Nicol secretarial school graduate. Cahoon a student at Massachusetts Radio School.

Concord H Hyannis Joan Louise Nicol William A. Nicol Donald Ellis Cahoon Victor Cahoon Hyannis First Baptist Church E. Gage Hotaling Imogene Cahoot Robert Sherman Clyde Ander Mainz Bride Hickox E-Bridegoom

First Brick Building at Harvard Erected for Indian Students

The initial brick structure at Harvard University was built to house Indian students but fell short of expected occupancy. It was repurposed into a printing shop due to insufficient use.

Harvard University

Probate Court license to sell estate of Joseph V Cairns

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court notes a petition to sell the estate of Joseph V Cairns of Concord. Interested parties must object or appear at Cambridge before 10 a.m. on September day. Judge John C. Leggat presiding. Register P. Jordan. August 12 19 26.

Commonwealth of

Garden Club Harvest Flower Show Dance Planned

Sudbury officials report a Garden Club Harvest Flower Show and Dance set for September 18. Committee roles include dance chair Chester Graves tickets Cyril Wynne Robert Co Hall Anne Moynihan refreshments Edmund Stevens Richard Piper Winborn Rawlings Lawrence Raymond publicity Frederick Olsen Gertrude Halloran corsage Calvin Smith Reuben Dunsford S M W Gray with Mrs. Harold Johnson assisting on prizes.

Sudbury Chester Graves Cyril Wynne Robert Co. Hall Anne M. Moynihan Edmund Stevens Richard F. Piper Winborn E. Rawlings Lawrence Raymond Frederick Olsen Gertrude M. Halloran Calvin B. Smith Harold M. Johnson Reuben Dunsford S. M. W. Gray

Flower Show Set With Old Mill Stream Theme

Mrs. Philip M. Way announces this year theme Down By the Old Mill stream for the Garden Club Flower Show on September 18 at Town Hall. A miniature replica of the Wayside Inn mill by Philip Morrison of Maynard will be loaned. Committee includes Mrs. Way Mrs. Calvin B. Smith and Mrs. Edmund W. Stevens.

Philip M. Way Wayside Inn Garden Club Philip Morrison Maynard Town Hall Way Calvin B. Smith Edmund W. Stevens

Firemen Respond to First Alarm Since July 19

Concord Box 18 dispatched to a depot fire on Cottage Lane at the Leo Hayes residence. The minor blaze in a playhouse was contained with Central Station apparatus on site after a period without calls since July 19 and prior assist at the Anderson fire in Ac ton.

Concord Anderson Acton Leo Hayes Cottage Lane

Bathers and Concorde Notes Prompt Lock Doors and Valuables

Police warn bathers at Concorde and West Concord to secure valuables at Lake Walden. They remind that broken compartments and unlocked doors invite theft and looting, and rifle losses have been reported.

Concorde West Concord Lake Walden

One Ye Concord Sisters Honor Blaisdell Kin

An uncle and family observe a birthday for Blaisdell with tribute from Marian E and Raymond C on the map street as older sisters send best wishes.

Concord Tiny Blaisdell Raymond C. Map Street Blai Marian E

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