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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1941

Page

5

ICHLE REY NUPTIAL IN WAVERLY

Miss Ellen Rita Car and Al jephen Carey Jr wed at St Luke's Church Waverly in a mass and double ring ceremony. The bride wore satin and tulle with a coronet veil, escorted by her sister maid of honor. they were attended by bridesmaids in blue satin. The groom, a graduate of Assabet High, is with American Dynamics. reception followed at the couple's home. They will reside at 146 Powder Road Maynard.

Ellen Rita Cardaughter Carm Chile Grant Avenue al Jephen Carey, Jr Rs. Alfred Carey Powder Maynard Luke’s Church Waverly Suilir Pr.de Maelly Ann Trudell Doris Car Lenda Bruce S. Carey Ashe Charles John ‘Punch William Old John Carmickle Cremony Sam Lawrence North Andover Acton Kittery Maine Ortsmouth N. H Bel High School Groom Rd High School The Assabet Aerie F. O. B

Stone family visit and church event in Sudbury

Mrs. Bernhard Q. Stone visits her son Waldo E. Stone in Needham for a family stay. The Memorial Church Women’s Association hosts a baked bean supper at 6 30 p m Sunday followed by a one act play by Rev Brice Batchelder. Communion will be held after the morning service next Sunday.

Bernhard Q. Stone Waldo E. Stone Needham Woman's Association of Memorial Church Brice Batchelder

Farm Product Research Brightens Rural Picture

Four U.S. Department of Agriculture laboratories pursue chemurgy to find new uses for farm products. Focus areas include cotton and peanuts in the South, apples and dairy in the East, corn and wheat in the North, and fruits, alfalfa, and vegetables on the Pacific coast. Researchers aim to create marketable products and fuel from farm goods, including alcohol for motor use and plastics from soybeans and lard derivatives.

WNU National Press Washington, D.C United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Chemistry and Engineering U.S. Dept. Agr Congress of the United States Henry Knight Bureau of‘ Agricultural’ “Chemistry and Engineering Knight Albany San Francisco Bay Philadelphia Péoria Ill New Orleans D. F. M. Lynch Southern Laboratory Agricultural Experiment Station University of Wyoming Lynch Pacific Lab T. L. Swenson Pacific Coast Seattle Swengon P. A. Wells Peoria Laboratory O. E

Department of commerce gains new lease on life

The department, buoyed by Jesse Jones succeeding Harry Hopkins, receives renewed credit and energy after years of strain. The education office oversees over a thousand defense training courses in the Middle West for rural youth preparing for defense industry work.

Department of Commerce Jesse Jones Harry Hopkins Department Office of Education Middle West

Acton Man Dies in Worcester After Pioneering Florida Career

Actor-Elliott Prouty Livermore of Acton died in Worcester on Tuesday. A longtime employee of the Sword Lumber Company and the Aplin Company in Hartford, he later led Livermore Lumber in Hartford and became a Florida citrus pioneer and grove owner. He retired to South Acton, celebrated a golden wedding in 1940, and leaves his wife Carvie, a son Earle, a daughter Mrs. Myr. Beckwith Ewell, and a granddaughter in Bridgewater. Funeral will be held tomorrow at his home with Masonic rites and Rev. Arthur Wilde officiating. interment in Maplewood Cemetery, Acton.

Sword Lumber Company Aplin Company Hartford, Conn Livermore Lumber Company Florida Miami Citrus Exchange South Acton Central Street Livermore Royal Palm Lodge of Masons Holmstead Jericho O.E.S Mystic Shrine Trinity Commandary K.T Hudson Mass Carvie. Livermore Earle Myr. Beck

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