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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1952

Page

12

Ruby Newman To Fly Here For Debs Dance Saturday

Concord hosts a debutante dance at the Concord Country Club on Saturday December 20 from 9 p m to 1 am with band leader Ruby Newman leading the orchestra. Mrs Duncan H Browne Jr oversees the party with patronesses led by Mrs Russell Robb and others.

Ruby Newman Debs Concord Meee Boston Concord Country Club New York Duncan H. Browne, Jr Russell Robb Alan C. Bemis Betty Teale Andrew Hepburn, Jr Richard, B. Ho Pliny Jewell Ag Fe E Co Morgan

Nine Pals Surprise Boy On Birthday

Nine friends surprised Walter Edward Ramsay on his ninth birthday at Stow Street. The group played games and enjoyed a luncheon after gifts. Attendees included Chick Barber Barry Pybus Albert Newman Sterling Salter Mike McGrath Pete Baldwin Bartlett True James Cronin and Steve Reyna.

Concord Walter Edward Ramsay Stow Street Chick Barber Barry Pybus Albert Newman Sterling Salter Mike McGrath Pete Baldwin Bartlett True James Cronin Steve Reyna

Lifelong friends have twins on the same day

Ernest C. Shaghalian and Thomas K. Young, longtime neighbors in Cranston, Rhode Island, both became fathers on the same day. Their wives shared a hospital room and each mother delivered a baby boy.

Ex-resident Miss Palumbo dies at 40 in Brighton

Frances M Palumbo formerly of Concord died December 8 at St Elizabeths Hospital in Brighton after a lengthy illness. Born July 12 1912 in Waterown New York she was a laboratory technician at Raytheon before illness. She leaves four brothers two of them in Waltham three sisters and several nieces and nephews. Funeral held at St Marys Waltham with burial in St Bernards Concord.

Concord Frances M. Palumbo Mount Pleasant Street Waltham St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Brighton Water’‘own New York Anthony Palumbo Frances (Puccia) Palumbo Walthem Lexington Road Palumbo Raytheon Nelson A. Palumbo James V. Palumbo Joseph Palumbo Frank Palumbo Rose Brooks Stephanie Avini Lincoln Virginia Sullivan Lexington St. Mary’s Church Joseph W. Healey St. Bernard’s Church John A. Cantwell Joseph B. Corkery Mary L. Morrissey Orgen'st Anne Drury LeBlanc Daniel Palumbo Carmin Spano Frank Sullivan St. Bernard’s Cemetery John A. York St. Bernards’ Church Fr. Corkery

Requiem for H H Taylor at Concord

Herbert Hall Taylor age 86 formerly of Concord died December 9 in Maynard. Funeral from Dee Funeral Home followed by a requiem high mass at St Bernard's Church officiated by Rev John A York. Burial at St Bernard's cemetery. Bearers included Rep David B Williams Police Chief William G Ryan and others. Born in Lowell December 16 1866 he lived in Concord years, Harvard Law School graduate 1887 with a varied career including mining music publishing journalism government work. He had no near relatives.

Concord Herbert Hall Taylor Maynard Dee Bedford Street St. Bernard’s Church John A. York St.Bernard’s Cemetery David B. Williams William G. Ryan James Hanley William J. Delaney Samuel G. Kent Dr. White Cambridge Mr Taylor Lowell Harvard Law School Mexico New York Providence

W Concord Youth Enlists in Air Force

West Concord resident Gill son of Reformatory Officer and Mrs Frederick E Gill of 21 Church street has enlisted in the U S Air Force. Gill, a Concord High School 1951 graduate, also completed East Coast Aero Tech at Bedford Airport per Waltham Recruiting Office.

West Concord Frank Brooks Gill Frederick E. Gill Church Street U. S. Air Force Waltham Young Gill Concord High School East Coast Aero Tech Bedford Airport

Whist Tonight at Acton Center Fire Station

Acton Fire Department hosts a whist party at the new Acton Center Fire Station tonight at 8 o'clock. Public welcome. Many fine prizes will be offered.

South Acton Acton New Acton Center

Fall River Man Recieves Safety Sticker For 1911 Buick

Er nest E Moore’s 1911 Buick, the car he drove to California and back three years ago, has earned a safety sticker to permit operation on Massachusetts highways for the 41st year.

Fall River Mass U.P Ernest E. Moore California Massachusetts

Christmas observances and town notes from Concord area

Local church services and town events mark the Christmas season with midnight masses, a tree lighting beneath the Monument square, and a Sunday carol service at South Acton Congregational Church. Community updates include library repairs, a Grammamercy fundraiser, new plays, and Red Cross activities plus local births, deaths, and civic notices.

Monument Square Concord Library South Acton Congregational Church Lincoln Players Richard B. Rice Charles M. Massey Carlisle Congregational Church Arlington ‘Heights Baptist Church Rainbow Girls Concord John Crider Trapelo Road Lincoln William Swift Cambridge John B. Garrison Tanwer Road Old Concord Road Lucy C. (Moore) Charnley Wilfred Charnley West Tewksbury Sudbury Howard Johnson Bob Parks Red Cross Veterans of Bedford Hospital Concord Grangers Middlesex Central Pomona Harvard Trust Company Concord Bank Concord Country Club Lions Club Lexington Jacob Meder Registry of Motor Vehicles Martin J. Diskin Ruth McGarigle River Street South Acton Thomas E. Kirby Holliston New Concord Finance Committee John W. Teele Monument Street K. of C St. Bernard's Parish Fetec John A. York York St. Elizabeth's West Acton Acton

Cinderella pumpkin to stage coach tale twists at home

Newport report notes Frank Cutter crafter used a sixty pound pumpkin to create a fanciful stage coach with assistance from two helpers. The odd project captured local interest as a real life transformation story in a domestic setting.

Newport U.P Frank Cutter Cutter

Pumpkin replaced by tiny green pepper on porch

A reader reports a pumpkin left on the front porch disappeared and was replaced days later by a small green pepper, suggesting a playful substitution or prank. No other details on person or location are provided.

Gigantic Turkey Party Planned Saturday at Monument Hall

A gigantic turkey and holiday party replaces the usual Wednesday whist event at Monument hall this coming Saturday at 8 oclock. The Knights of Columbus sponsor the affair with prizes and Paul B LeSage as committee chairman. This will be the final party until after the holidays.

Monument Hall Knights of Columbus Paul B. LeSage

Project Lincoln manpower grows to meet housing needs in towns

The Project Lincoln effort reports 862 personnel rising to 2457 with 1009 bridge workers. Civilians at housing sites and federal housing aims to supply dwelling units for military families. Contractors are building homes in Ford Lexington and Woburn as private purchases are anticipated while towns prepare for school and municipal impacts.

CRA Lincoln Military Ford Lexington Walt Woburn

Concord Stage Coach to Return in Rose Bowl Parade

The famed Concord Stage coach will roll in the Rose Bowl parade on January 1 in Pasadena. William C. Reid sold the relic to California makers after vowing restoration, locating Downing Co. orders, and enlisting craftsmen to bring it back to running condition. Evan K. Shaw of Manhattan Beach, Calif., purchased it for use in the parade.

Fitzwilliam N. H Concord Pasadena Calif Wiliam C. Reid California Reid Alias Downing Co

Mule in Kannapolis Jail Refused by Police

Kannapolis police captured a mule that was kicking up its heels on a street and appealed to the owner to collect the animal since no jail facilities were available to detain it.

Kannapolis N.C U.P

Grange appoints new officers in Acton program night

The acton Master Livermore and Margaret Krasic of Acton filled key roles in the Grange program on the night of December 8. The chair of asgi and the assistant steward positions were noted as filled during the meeting.

Acton Master Livermore Asgi Margaret Krasic Grange

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