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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1951

Page

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Ex Principal Geer elected to toStc post

Concord Massachusetts news notes former Concord High School principal J Clifford Geer has been named assistant professor at Salem State Teachers College for the coming year. He will teach physical sciences audio visual aids and educational psychology to future teachers. He served in World War I and U S Air Forces in World War II era. He is succeeded at Concord by Willard H Smith now at Beverly High School.

Concord J. Clifford Geer Concord High School Concord Lions Club State Teachers College Salem Needham Geer Salem Teachers U. S. Air Forces Princpal Willard H. Smith Beverly High School Bertram Street

Concords fall fest and school notes a local update

Concord community all heads through autumn events with school activities and town notices. Mentions include Concord Union Brooks School private inclusion and a forthcoming day of civic celebration on October 24 with participation from selectmen and local towns.

Concord Idder John B Concord Union Brooks School Concordber Chelmsford Foreau

Judy Abroad Miss Mary Moulton Fulbright Assistant

Mary Moulton, a Fulbright assistant in France, is to return in September after graduating from college with an AB. The item notes her teaching stint and current plans in Concord, Mt.

Mary Moulton Hard This Town Concord France

Church Services Schedule and Local 4 H Fair Report

The regular services at the Evangelist church on Lang Street begin at 10 15 with worship at 11 15 and an evening gospel service at 7 30 The text omits Fran 1S and the prize at the 4 H fair in Groh Saturday The senior yearlings placed in an event at the fair

Evangel Turch Lang Street Gro.h

Installation of James J Mansfield Post Officers Set

The James J Mansfield Post and Ladies Auxiliary will install new officers on September 5 at 8 pm in the Veterans Building. Middlesex Commander Thomas R Ferrick will preside as officers are sworn in, with post and auxiliary lists led by John E Mutty Sr and Mrs Gertrude Parke respectively. Music by the 93rd Infantry Band, directed by E O Harry Neilson, will accompany the ceremony.

Concord James J. Mansfield A. L Veterans Building Middlesex County Legion Thomas R. Ferrick Waltham John E. Mutty, Sr Robert G. O’brien Edward R. Kelly Michael B. Gormley, Jr Thomas E. Hannon Harold C. Carlson Lawrence S. Kendall John J. Sheehan A. George Landini Otis M. Whitney Frank J. McLaughlin Welfare Fund Russell F. Parsons, Sr Edgarton Fund Whitney Genevieve Bucher Middlesex County Gertrude Parke Frances Dolan Helena Donahue Mary A. Flavin Loretta M. Cullinane Margaret D. Bent Julian Finan Loretta D Frawley E. Naomi Wood Fone “Alexander 93Rd Infantry E. O. Harry “Neilson Bedford

Knights to Install Officers Tuesday at Monument Hall

Concord Council Knights of Columbus No. 287 will install new officers at the Tuesday meeting on September 4 at 8 PM in Monument Hall. District Deputy Attorney James A. McCabe of Belmont will perform the installation. Hugh E. Kilmartin to be inducted as grand knight succeeding James W. Powers. September 18 open meeting planned.

Concord Concord’ Council Knights of Columbus Monument Hall James A. McCabe Belmont Hugh E. Kilmartin James W.powers

Lions Club Holds Its Final Cookout in Concord

Concord Lions Club and guests held the final cookout of the summer at Ray Harris Monumental Works grounds near North Acton off Route 27. Past President Maxwell E. Law rence and President Charles Wear led the supper. Vice-President Lawrence S. Kendall reported on a recent deep sea fishing trip. Regular meetings resume in September.

Concord Concord Lions Club Ray Harris Monumental Works Route North Acton Maxwell E. Lawrence Charles Wear Lawrence S. Kendall

Concord DeMolay Chapter Opens Fall Meeting

The opening fall meeting of the Concord DeMolay Chapter is set for Friday night September 7 at 7 30 at Masonic Temple in Monument Square Worshipful Master James A Hart Jr will preside Regular meetings follow on the first and third Fridays each month.

Concord Concord DeMolay Chapter Masonic Temple Monument ‘Square James A. Hart, Jr

Concord High graduate earns BU degree in philosophy and psychology

Concord High School announces that Miss Waite has earned a bachelor of arts with majors in philosophy and psychology from Boston University College of Liberal Arts. She is an honor student and National Honor Society member, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick A Waite of 11 Lowell Road.

Concord High School College of Liberal Arts Boston University Concord

Concord Girl Betrothed to Harvard Man

Mr and Mrs Leo William Mortenson of Concord announce the engagement of their daughter Jane Seymour Mortenson to S Willard Bridges Jr son of Mr and Mrs S Willard Bridges of Wellesley Farms and Marion The couple are connected to notable Boston area institutions Jane is a 1949 Concord Academy graduate and a Smith College junior Bridges is a Harvard College senior active in Hasty Pudding Spee and Varsity clubs and NR.O.T.C No wedding date has been set

Concord Leo William Mortenson Westford Road Jane Seymour Mortenson S. Willard Bridges, Jr Wellesley Farms Marion Bridges Samuel W. Bridges Waban Miss. Mortenson Boston Concord Academy Smith College Northampton Seymour Keyes Fuller Brooklyn Halesite Huntington Long Island New York St. Mark’s School Southboro Harvard College Hasty Pudding Institute Spee Varsity N.R.O.T.C

Concord Police Chief Takes Annual Vacation

Lincoln resident Leo Algeo police chief in Concord is on his regular vacation. A Concord High School football and baseball alumnus and Army veteran, he lives on Virginia Road.

Concord Leo Algeo Lincoln Virginia Road

Walden Pond Diver Rioux Remains Paralyzed but Improves

Goncord Jacques Rioux a 22 year old former Waltham High hockey player who was paralyzed from the waist down in a 1949 Walden Pond diving accident has recovered enough to travel from Sutton Quebec to New York to visit his sister. He still uses a wheelchair and remains paraplegic though he can paint with his arms and teach French. His mother Mrs Alice L Rioux of Waltham notes he was at Emerson Hospital for some time after the injury and faces life with limited mobility.

Goncord Jacques Rioux Waltham Lake Walden Sutton Quebec New York Alice L. Rioux Young Rioux Emerson Hospital

Motorists urged to drive carefully on busy holiday weekend

Concord motorists planning trips for the long weekend are urged to exercise caution as officials from the Registry of Motor Vehicles report the upcoming weekend could be the largest traffic period of the summer. Registrar King orders extra staff and police cooperation to reduce accidents.

Concord Registry of Motor Vehicles King Cooper

Bath Becomes NC’s First Incorporated Town

Bath, established up to 1705, is identified as the first incorporated town in North Carolina in historic records. The note marks Bath’s early municipal status and its place in colonial Carolina.

Bath North Carolina

Inmate Back From Nashua as Dover Hudson Returns

West Concord Col John C Dolan and Officer John T Algeo retrieved Robert F Hudson 19 from Nashua New Hampshire where he escaped Friday from the Massachusetts Reformatory dormitory. Hudson was taken back to the institution after surrendering without resistance. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Hudson of 1144 Orchard Street Salem. He had received a five year indeterminate sentence in Essex County Salem Court on March 29.

West Concord John C. Dolan Massachusetts Reformatory John T. Algeo Nashua New Hampshire Robert ‘F. Hudson Reformatory Essex ‘County Salem Hudson Orchard Street

Local Draft Board Sets Six-Quot​a for September

The Concord-Board No. 114 Selective Service at 7 Commonwealth Avenue announces a new six man quota for September. Assignment date is September 20. The large quota follows several months of higher enlistments keeping numbers down.

Concord—Board No. 114 Commonwealth “Avenue Concord

Trinity Church Concord Services At Trinity Episcopal Elms Street

Sunday services at Trinity Episcopal Church Elms Street include Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. and a sermon by Rector Rev. William H. Clark at 11:00 a.m.

Concord Trinity Epigcopal Church Elms Street William H. Clark

Final of Summer Services Sunday in West Concord

The last of the summer series of Protestant union services will be held Sunday September 2 at 9 30 in the West Concord Union Church. Rev Edwin B Nylen will preach an appropriate sermon and music by organist Mrs Nina Lind will accompany. A duet by Mrs Meryl Snow and Cyril Perkin of West Concord is featured.

West Concord West Concord Union Church Trinitarian Congregational Union Church Edwin B. Nylen Nina Lind Meryl Snow Cyril Perkin

Tar Truck Blaze Ignites on Concord Pike

Firemen were summoned Monday afternoon to a tar truck fire on the Concord Turnpike Route 2. The blaze was dramatic but foam cooled it quickly. Chief Harry E. Tuttle reported only minor damage. One firefighter, Carl Afitierson, received a slight burn treated by a doctor.

Concord Concord Turnpike Route 2 Harry E. Tuttle West Concord Cenitral Station Carl Afitierson

Sea Scout Camp Guest Weekend in Concord

Concord Sea Scouts camped overnight Saturday and Sunday with Edgar F. Clark at 257 Main Street. Mrs Marie Rall Berger and her sister Miss Elizabeth C Rall are visiting their son Dr John J Berger at 376 Main Street West Concord.

Concord Concord Sea Scouts Edgar F. Clark Main Street Marie Rall Berger New Rochelle New York Elizabeth C. ‘Rall John J. Berger West Concord

Temporary Quarters For Lower Grades In Concord

Concord schools set temporary rooms for primary grades as work on new buildings continues. Kindergarten and first through sixth grades relocate to basement, portable, and upper floor spaces in Concord and West Concord. Schools plan revised schedules with start times ranging from 7:15 to 9:15 a.m. and milk sales in classrooms.

Concord Concord Public Schools Peter Bulkeley Pete Bulkeley West Concord Crable Concord Schools Peter Hance Indergarten Lp.m Petley

Faculty Of Public Schools Meet Tuesday September Fourth

The faculty of public schools will convene on Tuesday September 4 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Teachers from various departments will gather to prepare for the opening term and acquaint themselves with materials and plans for the start of school.

Faculty of Public Schools

Dow Jr Plans Return After Vacation From Bank Post

Walter E. Dow Jr a vice president at a Boston bank remains on vacation and will resume duties next week pending reassignment or new duties after the break

Walter E. Dow, Jr Ole Mathboro” Road Boston Bank

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