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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1952
Page
7
A listing growing in popularity offers a directory of hotels and motor courts that accept pets under the guide "Touring With Towser." The compilation helps travelers with dogs find suitable lodging during trips.
Miss Alice Shea daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shea Jr of Boxboro wed Richard MacInnes son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel MacInnes of Lexington at St Elizs Church. Rev John York officiated. Attendants wore nylon gowns in orchid and rose colors. After a reception for 125 at Liberty Tree House South Acton the couple honeymooned in Canada and will reside in Burlington.
Unclear text reports Salem Mayor Al Loucks receiving two new sheets. The fragment mentions an eel dying after spawning season and a stray reference to May or Mayors, casting doubt on details.
Harold E. Lawson of Lincoln, a longtime Republican, announces his candidacy for Middlesex County Commissioner in the September primaries. A business man, farmer and poultryman, Lawson has been active in county politics since 1931 and aims to use his experience as a political adviser to address county problems.
Acton Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Knippel announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Wilhelmina Knippel to Lewis Dow Mutty of Concord. Miss Knippel completed a year at Boston University in the College of Practical Arts and Letters. Mr. Mutty is in the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps and a student at Taft Engineering School, class of 1953.
A compact saying warns that peaceful, warm households can withstand strain, yet heated tempers risk rupture. It emphasizes harmony at home and the danger of anger turning fragile bonds brittle.
An enormous wartime style convoy of over one thousand vehicles and nearly three thousand troopers forms on August 23 to mobilize the Yankee Division for summer exercises at Camp Drum. The march spans Massachusetts routes with units from Natick Framingham Marlboro Worcester Palmer Springfield Chicopee Holyoke Northampton joining in.
Stow Mr and Mrs Ge en of Taylor's announced the engagement of their daughter Louise Bane to James Hammar son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hammar Pinkham Sudbury Miss Lawrence a graduate of Hale high school played at Jordan Marsh Stow Class of 1951 and is over's World Framing Mr Hammar attended Sudbury schools and is employed at Raytheon in Waltham.
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