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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1950

Page

9

Stamps Sale Totals Yet Strong Across Rooms

Christmas sales of stamps show steady volume with a total of 68.30 across rooms. Brooks room leads with 11.25 followed by Wein 8.55 and Steinard 8.10. Other rooms like Chiempa MacElarney Whittemore Robitalle Walsh Merrick Bean Lillisgran Lockhart and Conroy posted smaller amounts as sales continue. The note mentions a historic clay wall from the Sultan Murad era in Adrianople built in 1433.

Chiempa MacElarney Whittemore Miss Robitalle

Acton Wins Contract for New Fire Station

Jenney Brothers awarded the Acton Center fire station contract. Construction has begun and is expected to finish by April. Plans are adjusted to the original $45,000 appropriation, with $15,000 additional requested in November not adopted. The building will be stucco with an unfinished second floor.

Acton Acton Center Jenney Brothers

Funeral for Ex-Resident at Concord

Funeral services for Lawrence Hayes 43 a former Concord resident who died in New York City last Thursday were held at St Bernard s church Concord Rev John J Foley officiated burial followed in St Bernard s cemetery Hayes born in Boston lived in Concord most of life attended local school and worked as a roofer Surviving are his father five brothers and two sisters with relatives listed in Concord Maynard and Waltham

Concord Lawrence Hayes New York City St. Bernard’s Church John J. Foley St. Bernard’s Cemetery Michael J. Burke Boston Hayes John Flanagan Samuel DeMeo Leo Culkins Edward Dempsey John J. Hayes John Josep Thomas Edmund Leo Maynard Catherine Bouffard Elera Brazil Waltham

Bedford dairy herd earns top Ayrshire honors

Mrs. Alice P. Pickman of Dudley Road Bedford earns top marks for her purebred Ayrshire herd. The herd averages 1077 pounds of 3.8 percent milk and 41 pounds butterfat in the testing month placing among leading Ayrshire groups. Newton's rings explained as color photographs show slides of color patterns. A Happy New Year to all.

Bedford Alice P. Pickman Dudley Road

Concord Knights of Columbus Whist Winners Fairly Gifted

The 11th weekly whist party at Monument hall Concord December 20 awarded groceries and meat to Mrs. Fannie Crowe Mrs. Edna M. Denaro Miss Jean Murphy Mrs. Martha Killoran Warren Peterson and others. A consolation prize went to Mrs. Emme Lyons while the door prize of 750 went unclaimed. The turkey dinner went to William D Mulcahy and coffee with doughnuts was served.

Concord Monument Hall Concord Council Knights of Columbus Fannie Crowe Edna M. Denaro Jean Murphy Martha ,Killoran Warren Peterson Mary E. Kelly Leslie Reese Mary Tobin Flavia Derby John T. Foster Arthur Tibbetts Helen B. Wood Augustus R. Macone Mary M. Boyce Helga Hanley Margaret J. Connair Catherine Powers Catherine A. Burke Catherine Dee Kenneth Strayton Monica O’brien G. Carney Muriel Hollenkamp Marie McPhillips

Nursery School Reopens on January 2

Acton-Children of the Acton kindergarten and nursery school held their Christmas program with parents present. The Nativity scene featured Innkeever, O'Dowd, Callahan, Darling, and others with angels and kings. Santa Claus visited, gifts were given, and refreshments served as the kindergarten closes for holidays and will reopen January 2.

Acton Innkeever William O'Dowd Joseph Hilary Callahan Mary Katherine Darling Beverly Albert Jenks Edward Ferry Mark Douglas William Willett Giles Lowden Martha Ferry Lee Walker William O’dowd James Tinker Judith Kelly Rudolph All Jack and Jill Santa Claus

Bedford O. Harry Nelson Named Director of 23rd Infantry Band

Bedford O Nelson of Concord road has been named director of the 23rd Infantry Band. Nelson has been connected with the band for several years. Mr and Mrs Joseph W Raymond of Crescent avenue visited Camden New Jersey for Christmas with Gardner L Raymond and family. Mr and Mrs Lafayette G Currier of Maple street spent Christmas with Mrs Currier's family in Maden. Mr and Mrs Charles Loring of Maple street have moved to New York due to Mr Loring's job with Stanley Co.

O. Harry Nelson Concord Road 23Rd Infantry Concord Mr. Nelson Joseph W. Raymond Crescent Avenue Camden New Jersey Mrs Gardner L. Raymond Lafayette G. Currier Maple Street Charles Loring New York Mr. Loring The Stanley Co

Whist Party at St Elizabeths Hall West Acton

West Acton social scene reports a Whist party with twenty five tables at St. Elizabeths hall last Saturday. Prizes went to George Hatch Mrs A Tourville Edward Paulhus William Scully and W Wassel. Organizers thank donors and attendees. next event set for January 6 sponsored by Mr and Mrs Michael Walsh.

West Acton St. Elizabeth’s Hall George Hatch A. Tourville Edward Paulhus William Scully W. Wassel Joseph Lemoine Bertha Stone Margaret Murray Grace Priest Ann McMahon Margaret Shea Mary Foley Tommy Janerico Charlie Piper Terry Janerico John York Michael Walsh

Hopalong Cassidy Party for Bedford Girl’s 8th Birthday

Lois Jenks celebrated her daughter Hopalong Cassidy party for 8th birthday at 49 Hillside Avenue. Guests included Kathleen Neville Barry Breland Paul Rissle Carol Ann Scheublin Polly Ann Scrymgeour and Mary Jenks. A Christmas tree topped birthday cake served as centerpiece.

Homecoming for Suffolk Sailor Edgerly Over Christmas

Sudbury resident William S. Edgerly arrived from Norfolk Virginia last week to spend holidays with family. He will live in the Lawrence W. Tighe house on Lancaster road with Mrs. Edgerly and their young son while on Christmas liberty from duty as an electronic technician aboard the U S S Macon.

Sudbury William S. Edgerly Norfolk

Washington Tops Nation as Top Sightseeing Trip

Harry Dudley of the Gray Line lists Washington as the No 1 sightseeing trip in America with Boston Los Angeles and San Francisco following closely in popularity.

America Washington Boston Lee Angeles San Francisco Harry Dooley Gray Line

Local service members visit over Christmas weekend

Stow resident Pfc Paul S Smith home five days from Fort Devens for Christmas leave. Pfc Herbert J Phelan returns from Sheppard AFB Texas for holiday leave. Families on Great Road and Acton share Christmas with relatives in New Jersey, Massachusetts and Hudson, with lights tour concluding the weekend.

Paul S. Smith Allison P. Smith Great Road Fort Devens Herbert J. Phelan Joseph Phelan Red Acre Road Sheppard Air Force Base Texas

Stow Grange Christmas Party Draws 21 Kids

The Stow Grange held a Christmas party at Town Hall with a 6:30 to 7:30 children’s session for 21 youngsters. Santa visited, gifts were given, and hot chocolate and cookies served before the Grange’s evening party with carols, games, and a charity gift collection. Next meeting is January 2 with guests Acton, Boxboro, and Maynard Grange members. Blanche Eames to present entertainment.

Stow Grange Stow Town Hall Santa Claus Santa The Town Hall Acton Boxboro Maynard Grange Blanche Eames Concord Extension Service

Local families share Christmas visits across towns

Ensign Frank C. Bonasinga, son of Mrs Irma De Harty of Gleasondale road, flew home from Atlantic City for a Christmas surprise. The Priest siblings and their brother Howard Priest of Stow visited on Christmas day. Retirement drafted Charles A Sutherland recently reported to Fort Hood Texas. Miss Priscilla Lewis of West Haverstraw New York spent holidays with her Crescent street parents. William H Peck and family, Samuel H Peck, and Francis W Doyle joined Carlton Warren of Lexington for a Christmas gathering.

Francis Doyle Hopewell New Jersey Samuel H. Peck William H. Peck Great Road Frank C. Bonasinga Irma de Harty Gleasondale Road Atlantic City Margaret Edna Laura Priest Mrs Howard Priest Stow Charles A. Sutherland Lake Boon Fort Devens U. S C. Barry 78Th A.F.A. Bn Fort Hood Texas Priscilla, Lewis West Haverstraw New York Donald Lewis Crescent Street Francis W. Doyle Lewts Carlton Warren Lexington

Stow-Mrs Hazel Gray Announces Engagement

Stow resident Stow Mrs Hazel Gray of Taylor road announces engagement of her daughter Miss Marjorie Anna Gray to Lloyd Everett Dowen, son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Dowen of Maynard. No wedding date set.

Stow Hazel Gray Taylor Road Marjorie Anna Gray Lloyd Everett Dowen Gerald Dowen Orchard Terrace Maynard

Sudbury New Year Dance Night At Town Hall

Sudbury hosts a New Year dance Saturday evening December 30 at the Town hall to benefit the Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association. Tickets are sold to attendees and dancers with several pre dance gatherings and hostess dinners planned.

Sudbury Su Public Health Nursing

Auto Upset Just After Birth in Sudbury

An accident on a Sudbury road at about 4 p.m. today involved Allen Kee driving a car that rolled over, leaving the vehicle a complete wreck. Kee escaped with a knee injury as he was returning home from hospital after welcoming a daughter born just hours earlier.

Sudbury Old Road Allen Kee Kee

Auxiliary at Christmas Party in Sudbury

The Legion Auxiliary met Thursday at Mrs. Arvid Nelsorm’s home. The Christmas gift fund reported 41 packages delivered to the hospital, one Afghan, and $5 sent to the State Department for gifts. The next meeting will be January 17 at Mrs. ville Haley’s home.

Sudbury Legion Auxiliary Aaa Arvid Nelsorm State Department Phelph Winchester Ville Haley

Mystic River Bridge Query Sparks Office Call Joke

Clip from Boston U.P. notes a prank where a caller fakes a request for Miss Bridget on a telephone line to the Mystic River Bridge office. The brief humor reflects local chatter and telephone mishaps.

Boston U.P Mystic River Bridge Bridgetty

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