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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1950

Page

7

Birds at Federation Memorial Forest Draw Bird Walk Crowd

People from Sudbury and surrounding towns visited the Federation Memorial Forest South near the Wayside Inn for a bird walk and nature viewing. The event featured guests and local club members observing migratory birds including egrets, with organizer notes and a probate notice appearing in the same listing.

South Sudbury Nature Dovers Wild Life Sanctuary Memorial Forest Wayside Inn Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs Chester York Lottie M. Smith Massachusetts ‘ Audubon’ Society of Boston Brooktine Bird Concord Walden 1

Local Woman Honored for Good Deeds in Community

South Sudbury resident Mrs. Doug las Ray Lewis of Boston Post Road was named Orchid Lady of the Week after a friend’s nomination and a guest appearance on Hum and Serurt on TV. The recognition cited her work with scouts parish guild Salvation Army and local civic groups, with gifts including a corsage an album and dinner for two.

South Sudbury Douglas Ray Lewis Boston Post Road England University of Vermont Burlington Vermont Lewis Hum Serurt Gustave. Anderson B . R Guild Sudbuy Wes Parish Grange Tocal Salvation Army

Fitzpatrick Seeks Both GOP and Democratic Nominations

Sheriff Fitzpatrick campaigns for the Republican and Democratic nominations in Middlesex County. His supporters claim he will win the independent Republican vote and secure both nominations. As sheriff of Middlesex County, he cites saving taxpayers money and improving rehabilitation in the county jails and institutions.

Howard W. Fitz Ek Middlesex Fitzpatrick Walter F. Henneberry Newton Massechuse Billerica Cambridge

Merchant robs till to pay for artificial leg

Texas man William Powell, 46, admits robbing his own till to fund a new artificial limb. He says he took about 2000 dimes over a year to pay for the replacement after tiring of his worn out leg.

Gorconeet Tex U.P William Powell

Skeet Shoot Plans For Southboro Event

The Rod and Gun Club met at Fayville Hall to organize the annual Ladies event to be run by the Board of Directors. A novice skeet shoot is planned for October. Ernest Kallander led an archery exhibition while Alderic Hurley showed sports films. Lee Strout reported on a camp stay sponsored by the association. An August 27 date was noted for the next activities.

Southboro Rod and Gun Club Fayville Hall Eee Ernest Kallander Alderic Hurley Lee Strout Association

Vacation notices from Acton families

Linda Stow daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Stow left Sunday for a day at a Girl Scout camp in Alientown New Hampshire. The E Clayton Steeves family of Acton Center are spending this week at Hyannis. The Conrad family of Harris Street North Acton are vacationing in Nova Scotia.

Linda Stow Robert Stowe Alientown N. H E Clayton Steeves Acton Center Hyannis Conrad Harris Street North Acton Nova Scotia

Barbara Temple Weds in Model T Porch Car Ride

Miss Barbara Temple of Pembroke rode to Boston for her wedding in a Model T porch-car. She wore a hoop-skirted tulle and lace gown and recalled vowing as a child to ride in the car on her wedding day.

Pembroke Mass U.P Barbara Temple Boston

Thieves Target Two Churches In Panama City

Sin ners visited two churches in Panama City but were too late for services. They stole about $40 from the First Methodist church and cracked a safe at the Church of Christ.

Panama City First Methodist Church of Christ

Bert on’s chowder served at new club grounds

A new club grounds area hosts a work session with Bert on’s famous chowder to be served. The event emphasizes community gathering and informal dining around the project site.

Berton

Local Notes From Bedford and Nearby Areas

Elizabeth Stewart enjoying her annual vacation at the Veterans Administration Hospital in New Britain Connecticut. Major Glenn Back of 13 Carlisle Road is at Falmouth with the National Guard Fighter Wing at Otis Field for a two day training period. Ruth Thompson, daughter of Rev and Mrs Frank W Thompson of 165 Concord Road, accepted an assistant dietician position for the Class Campus of Simme College starting September 5 1949. She is a graduate of the Home Economics program 1949 and has been active in Hartford Connecticut. Mr Gilman son of Mrs Emma M Gilman of 9 Crescent Avenue and Mrs Gilman is mentioned in connection with a marriage noted on the 16th.

Glenn Back Carlisle Road Famouth National Guard Otis Fick Otis Field Ruth Thompson Frank W. Thompson Concord Road Thompson Hartford Anthony Road Gilman Joseph Gilmen Emma M. Gilman Crescent Avenue

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