Hospital Auxiliary campaign seeks 5500 dollar goal
Concord area hospital campaigners led by Dewey E. of Acton plan a 5500 dollar drive with chairpersons from Bedford and Stow areas. Miss Elmina Snow outlined rising costs and growing patient demand, noting most patients come from outside Concord and urging town support to sustain Emerson hospital operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len French
Concord
Dewey E
Acton
Robert M. Stow
Bedyton O. Morrill
Box
Richard Wood
Car
Ital
Elmina
Miss Snow
Emerson Hospital
Bennett Couple Welcome Bedford's Newborn Son
Mr and Mrs Warren D Bennett of Bedford announce the birth of a son on January 30 at Emerson Hospital Concord. Mr Bennett is the principal of the Bedford schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Warren D. Bennett
Great Road
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Bennett
New Dial Telephones Planned for Acton Area in 1952
New England Telephone and Telegraph announces a late summer 1952 plan to install dial service in the Acton Maynard Concord exchange area. The project includes a new Acton central office on Massachusetts Avenue opposite the high school with costs near 100000 dollars and over 7000 phones to be served. Dial service will eliminate toll calls between Acton Maynard and Concord and will involve installing central office equipment and converting customers to dial phones over several weeks.
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Acton
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
John H. Harper, Jr
Oii
Maynard
Concord
Harper
Massachusetts Avenue
High School
Ayer
West Concord Club to Hear Fingold in March Meeting
The West Concord Woman's Club holds a Friday meeting at the Union Church with reading by Miss Claire Brown of Emerson School of Oratory. President Mrs. Edgar A. Rohan presided. tea served by Mrs. Edward F. Loughlin Jr. Next, George F. Fingold of Concord, former assistant attorney general, speaks March 7. An annual meeting with catered luncheon is set for April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Claire Brown
Emerson School of Oratory
West Concord Woman’s Club
West Concord
Union. Church
Edgar A. Rohan
Edward F. Loughlin, Jr
George F. Fingold
Union Church
Kennedy Speaker At Lincoln Meeting
John H. Kennedy proprietor of the Paint Pot spoke to the Lincoln Garden club on Coloring the Home. His talk followed the business meeting and refreshments were served by Mrs. Christopher W. Hurd and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
John H. Kennedy
Main Street
Lincoln Garden Club
Christopher W. Hurd
Summer Wedding Plans For Couple
Concord local news announces the engagement of Lois Jean Renson of Chelmsford to George Irving Otterson Jr. of Carlisle. Lois Jean attends Briarcliffe School New York and works for Raytheon in Waltham. Otterson serves in the U S Navy in Norfolk, Virginia. They plan a summer wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Manny A. Renson
Chelmsford
Lois Jean
George Irving Otterson, Jr
George I. Otter
Carlisle
Iss Renson
Briarcliffe
New York
Raytheon
Waltham
Otterson
U.S. Navy
Norfolk
Virginia
Conantum homes near completion in Concord project
In Concord Massachusetts the Conantum community housing project nears completion with 1103 houses under construction 92 sold and 11 for sale Prices range from 16500 to 25000 residents will share 60 acres of common land and plan amenities including a pool nursery school tennis courts and a boat landing The model house sits at the development entrance off Garfield road 22 minutes from Harvard Square
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Conantum
New England
Sudbury River
Henry Thoreau
W. Rupert Maclaurin
M.lt
Joseph F. Kelly
Kelly Construction Company
Carl Koch
Garfield Road
Harvard Square
Sudbury Road
Local Real Estate Transfers And Community Notes
Real estate transactions include Charles R. Miller and others in Carlisle selling to Lawrence K. Lunt on Concord road and Revolutionary Ridge Co of Concord selling to Marcus D Od ay and wife on Concord road. John T Warner, a World War I veteran and West Roxbury Veterans hospital patient, has returned home improved. Barbara B Loughlin, a local bank teller, left for a Florida vacation with her uncle and aunt. Sympathy to Doreen J Saunders of Maynard, Concord High School graduate now at Boston University, whose father Anton A Saunders died in Maynard. funeral and burial at Sleepy Hollow.
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Carlisle
Lawrence K. Lunt
Concord Road
Revolutionary Ridge Company of
Concord
Marcus. D. O’day
Care
John. T., Warner
Brooks Street
West Roxbury Veterans Hospital
Barbara B. Loughlin
Florida
Nathan Blanchard
Stow ‘Street
Doreen J. Saunders
Concord High School
Maynard
Anton A. Saunders
Sleepy Hollow
Miss Saunders
Boston University
Cavallo Bouquet Children Include Rose Violet Gardenia Jonquil
Memphis couple John and Mrs Cavallo name each child after flowers. Daughters Rose Violet Gardenia and son Jonquil also called John completing a unique family bouquet.
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Memphis, Tenn
U.P
John Cavallo
Cavallo
Rose
Violet
Gardenia
Jonquil
John
New Arrivals At Emerson Hospital Past Week
Acton area families welcomed newborns at Emerson Hospital in the past week. Mr and Mrs Frank Finizio of Maynard reported a son born January 31. Mr and Mrs Frederick W Macone of Carlisle welcomed a daughter on January 31. Mr and Mrs Ferris J Cunningham of Maynard announced a son born January 31. Mr and Mrs Albert R Panetta of West Acton announced a daughter born January 31.
Birth Notice for Charles Oliver Richardson III
NEW CITIZEN Stow Rev and Mrs Charles O Richardson Jr announce the birth of a son Charles Oliver Richardson III on January 30 at Waltham Hospital. Grandparents are Dana W Hartshorn and Charles O Richardson Sr. Richardson has served as minister of the First Parish Church in Stow since September 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Charles O. Richardson, Jr
Crescent Street
Charles Oliver Richardson
Waltham Hospital
Dana W. Hartshorn
Waltham
Charles O. Richardson
Weston and Temple
Startioce Richardson
New Baby for Macklin Family in Concord
Mr and Mrs Theo dore C Macklin announce the birth of a baby daughter Sunday February 3 at Emerson Hospital in Concord R F D No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Theodore C. Macklin
R.F.D. No. 2
Emerson Hospital
Sharpest Soldiers Make Honor Guard in European Command
The 557th Infantry Rifle Platoon, the European Command Honor Guard, is highlighted as a top unit famed for esprit de corps. Recruits are selected on size, mind, and character. average age is 24 with many WWII veterans. Training totals 44 hours weekly.
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Washington
557Th Infantry
European Command Honor Guard
557Th Infantry Rifle Platoon
Europe
557Th
European Command
557Th Honor Guard
370Th Infantry
370Th
371St Armored
Grafenwehr
Germany
Munich
7777Th Infantry Platoon
Frankfurt
European Command Headquarters
557Th Infantry Platoon
Dean
Supreme Headquarters, Allied Powers
Sword Swallowing Exhibition Turns Out Poor Performance
A 22 year old inmate at the state reformatory hospital attempted sword swallowing in the kitchen while describing past feats. A jostle caused him to drop the knife tip, leading to embarrassment and later removal of the 9.5 inch blade by Doctor Wilson Troup at Berlin Memorial Hospital.
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Green Bay
Wis
State Reformatory Hospital
Berlin Memorial Hospital
Wilson Troup
Rotation of Marines Completes in Two Days in Korea
More than 1,350 Marine infantrymen were rotated from the front lines with fresh troops in a two day airlift by six Douglas R5D transports of the First Marine Air Wing from a South Korean port. Veterans boarded planes for their return trip as replacements arrived at the front. Some pilots flew up to 12 hours in a day to complete the switchover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine
Korea
Marine Air Wing
Diamonds Found in Wisconsin Glacial Drift
Diamonds discovered in glacial drift across the Great Lakes region, especially Wisconsin, appear to have been transported southward by glacier movement. The finding suggests ancient geological processes deposited gem-quality stones in the area.
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Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Withdraw of Own Accord Following Enactment of Law
Ten recipients of Old Age Assistance have been withdrawn from the rolls of the Welfare Department as a direct result of Chapter 801 of the Acts of 1951. The act requires cities and towns to place a lien on property over a set value when an applicant is granted Old Age Assistance.
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Maynard
Welfare Department
Middlesex County
Cambridge
Palmer Guest to Speak at James Mansfield Post Dinner
John C. Palmer new director of vocational guidance for Concord public schools will address the James J. Mansfield Post 158 American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary at a Wednesday night get together February 13 in the Howard Johnson Restaurant banquet room. Supper at 7. Tickets from committee co chairs Past Commander Frank J. McLaughlin and Mrs. Gertrude Parke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
James J. Mansfield
American Legion
No. 158
Ladies Auxiliary
John C. Palmer
Concord Public Schools
Howard Johnson
Boys State
Boys Nation
Girls State
Frank J. McLaughlin
Gertrude Parke
John E. Mutty
Russell F. Parsons
Harold C. Carlson
John J. Sheehan
Edward R. Kelly
Michael B. Gormely, Jr
Bedford Considers Expanding Shopping Center Footprint
Town article notes contemplate expansion of the Great Road shopping area. Articles 41 42 and 43 seek to extend business district boundaries west and north of Great Road and rezone land from Residence B to business along Elm Brook near Thatcher Jordan and Nelson properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Great Road
Martines
Springs Road
Hillside Avenue
Elm Brook
Thatcher
Jordan and Nelson
Bedford Briefs and Town Meeting Warrant
Reverend H Harold Hadley of First Parish spoke on The Relativity of Right and Wrong at Sunday service. The annual town warrant lists 81 articles for the March 10 town meeting. Ball & Chain club members of Church of Christ hosted a spaghetti supper last Saturday night led by the Bradys and the Webbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Harold Hadley
Ball & Chain Club
Church of Christ
Harold Brady
Abbott R. Webber
Platinized Jewelry Alloys Used in United States
Jewelry platinum hardened with iridium up to 100 percent or five percent ruthenium or palladium with five percent ruthenium is commonly used in the United States.
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United States
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New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Jar Service
U. S
Pardaos
INZ
Boudoir
OPLIN
Hudson
West Concord Club
Fingold
Kennedy
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Concorpe
NEW Citizen
Palmer
Legion and Auxiliary
Bedford Briefs
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