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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1954

Page

9

Funeral rites set for Ford Man 84 in Bedford

Funeral services for K. Stearns 84 of Bedford will be held Saturday at St Sterling Church. Stearns a native of Bedford County moved to Bedford years ago and ran a local business. Survived by wife Mrs. Richard C. Christie, daughter Mrs. Harry Christie, and another daughter Mrs. J Kenneth Christie of Bedford, with several grandchildren.

St. .Sterhei New K. Stearns Eat Road M.ford Nshire Nellie A Richard C. Christown Harry. Christie J. Kenneth Ig Bedford

Single Persons File Third of Tax Forms in 1950

Commerce Clearing House reports that in 1950 single individuals filed 13 689 388 income tax returns. Women accounted for 6 152 394 filings and men for 7 516 994. A woman was among the three highest earners with income over six million dollars.

Chicago Commerce Clearing House Clearing ‘House Tax and Queens Bross

Crank Phones in New England Being Replaced by Dial

Henry Minott reports that crank telephones persist in New England with 92,522 in use at end of 1953, while dial phones total 1,582,808. The New England Telephone and Telegraph Co plans to replace 121,281 more phones by year end and eliminate crank service by 1957, with Emerson Hunt noting 1961 as a target for all dial.

Henry Minott U. P Boston Toman New England New England Telephone & Telegraph Co Hoves Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont Connecticut Southern New England Telephone Co Emerson W. Hunt New England Telephone& Telegraph Co Lhe Company Hunt

Coming Events Of The Week In Concord

A weekly list of local gatherings from Thursday to Wednesday including Rotary Club assemblies Woman's Club meetings Boy Scout events and lodge gatherings at Concord venues such as the State Armory Union Church Town House and Masonic spaces.

Concord Union Church Trinitarian Congregational Church Old Concord D.A.R Boy Scouts Exposition State Armory Howard Johnson’s Concord Woman’s Club Selectmen’s Town House Corinthian Lodge A. F A. M Masonic Temple Emblem Elks Hall Lions Club Maynard Concord Chorus Elks B.P.O.E. Hall Hawthorne Recreation Commission James J. Mansfield Ve*terans Concord Rotary Club Howard Johnson Harvey Wheeler School

Bruce Black Named Easter Seals Campaign Chair for Massachusetts

Bruce Black, president of Liberty Mutual Insurance in Boston, was chosen to chair the 1954 Easter Seal drive for the Bay State Society for the Crippled and Handicapped. Parker Trowbridge announced the statewide event running March 18 to April 18 with a nationwide network of chapters.

Si. Ce Black Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Boston Bay State Society For the Crippled and Handicapped, Inc Massachusetts Parker Trowbridge Worcester United States Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico National Society For Crippled Children and Adults Black Bay State Bleck

Wing-Ding Dinner Dance at Hanscom Air Base

The 9230 Volunteer Air Group held its first annual dinner-dance at the Hanscom Airport Officers club Saturday night. About 125 people attended the gala hosted by Flight B led by Maj Stacey B Lloyd with Maj Harold Willis in command. General chairman was Capt Louis H Sinofsky. President Eisenhower’s line on unity closes the piece.

Bedford 9230 Volunteer Air Group Hanscom Stacey B. Lloyd Belmont Harold Willis Weston Louis H. Sinofsky Newton

Itinerant Mirror Cheerful Cleanliness Game Idea

A classroom style feature suggests using mirrors and posters to teach children cleanliness. Children compare reflections and answer prompts like Are my hands clean Is my face washed, turning daily habits into a friendly competition among siblings with an honor system.

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Bedford Junior High Elects Student Officers

Bedford Junior High School named student representatives including Thomas Derby and Judith French for the Grade class of Mrs. Eddy. From Miss Galley’s home room, Judith Isball and John Vietas were selected as officers.

Bedford Bedford Junior High School Thomas Derby Judith French Eddy

Five Accidents At Dead Man s Curve Cause Local Protest

Five crashes at the Route 111 and 2 intersection last Saturday between 1 45 and 4 00 PM earned the corner the nickname Dead Man s Curve. A December youth fatality underscores danger as slick surfaces and a sharp eastbound bend prompt protests to Public Works.

Acton Chelsa

Good Citizen Girl Program Sponsored by Acton D A R

The Acton D A R Chapter meets at Town Hall with Miss Clara Newton presiding at 8 pm to view a George Washington film. Slides by Lawrence Boyce delighted attendees. refreshments were provided by Mrs Leo C Cunningham Mrs John Loring 2nd and Mrs Malcolm MacGregor. The chapter again sponsors a Good Citizen Girl from Hale High and Acton High with donations to the Heart Fund.

Acton Isaac Davis Clara Newton George Washington Lawrence Boyce Watertown Leo C. Cunningham John Loring Malcolm MacGregor Hale High School Acton High

Legion Auxiliary Session Conducted at Bedford Town Hall

Bedford Mrs Winnie Q Joy president led the Ladies Auxiliary of the African Session at the Town Hall. The group voted to donate 2 to March of Dimes and to Tee son Hospital appeal. It also allocated 2 to the Wooden Crusade national drive. A county council report was presented with attendees named.

Bedford Winnie Q. Joy Town Hall Teeson Hospital Joy Dorothy Hume Loretta. Poleo Mary E. Sutherland Elizabeth Atwood

Blind Man Driving Adorns Gowanda Truck

A Gowanda New York report notes a rear sign on a truck reading Approach with care Bling man driving. The vehicle belongs to a tiny business selling window shades.

Gowanda N. Y U.P

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