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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1951

Page

3

Concord expresses gratitude to Winston-Salem for 1950 Bowl hospitality

A Concord Massachusetts notice thanks Winston-Salem North Carolina for hospitality shown to Concord’s football squad and coach during the 1950 Bowl Game. The message notes neighborly spirit and extends gratitude to local firms and authorities for their generosity and kindness. It also includes condolences to William W. Wright on Charles Dexter Wright's death from a car crash.

Carolina Pools Herold O’connor Uly Newbury, Jr Flo_ Damon Radcliffe Print Concord Winston-Salem North Citizens Cord Massachusetts

Rowe Installed as Master Councilor of DeMolays in Concord

In Concord at the Masonic Temple the Order of DeMolay held its 70th stated communication with a semi public installation. Robert M. Rowe was installed Master Councilor succeeding John H. Hart while James A. Hart became senior councilor. A supper, installation by Battle Green Chapter, and a dance followed with thanks to the Mothers Club and support from Masons and families.

Concord Order of DeMolay Offcers Masonic Temple Robert M. Rowe John H. Hart James A. Hart DeMolays Mothers’ Club Parker Vanderhoof Colin Ramsey Battle Green Lexington Hart Rowe Robert H. Barber Dad’ Winislow J. Damon

Concord Members Attend Massachusetts Young Republicans Meeting

Concord residents and members of the local Young Republican Club joined a Massachusetts Council of Young Republicans gathering Saturday at a Boston hotel. Rep. Charles Gibbons of Stoneham served as speaker. The James J Mansfield Post A L 158 monthly meeting was postponed to January 17 at the Veterans Building with Commander Frank J McLaughlin presiding. Dr D Raymond Willard Jr a Concord physician and World War II veteran recently was called to active Navy duty. He resides at 92 Main Street with his wife and children.

Concord Young Republican Club Massachusetts Council of Young Republicans Boston Rep Charles Gibbons Stoneham James J. Mansfield Veterans Building Frank J. McLaughlin U.S. Navy D. Raymond Willard, Jr Main Street Whitman Pearson Adjutant Generals Department Reserve Camp Gordon Georgia Acton Pearson William O’connell O’connell Massachusetts Secondary School Principals Association Hotel Kenmore Merrimack Valley Superintendents Association Westford

Flannerys Leave Concord for California Trip

Concord residents John J. Flannery and wife depart today for an extended California journey. He will inspect dock facilities and attend Roads and Heavy Construction events. They plan a leisurely route along the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic coast visiting friends in Florida before returning in the spring. Edward “Bud” Flannery will continue the construction business in his absence.

Concord John J. Flannery Bud

Grange to Hold Meeting Tuesday in Concord

Concord Grange P of H plans its regular meeting Tuesday night January 16 at 8 at Peter Bulkeley school. Master Mrs. Alice OBrien will preside. A birthday party with decorated tables and refreshments will follow. Reading of old records planned. Pomona meeting and supper set for Wednesday at Acton town hall.

Concord Concord Grange Peter Bulkeley Alice O’brien Pomona Acton Town Hall

Acton Elects New Teacher Welcoming Anne Welch

Acton School Committee elected Mrs. Anne Welch to replace Mrs. Edwin Robinson as First Grade teacher at West school. Welch, a Fitchburg State Teachers College graduate, formerly taught at Templeton and engaged in drama art glee and women's athletic clubs.

Anne Welch Clinton Acton Edwin Robinson West School Fitchburg State Teachers College Templeton Fitchburg

Sudbury Civic Group Discusses Road Progress and Dance

At the Sudbury Civic Association meeting members approved an immediate voter registration drive and planned a February 21 dance at Sudbury Town Hall with Dave Bentley’s orchestra. They reviewed road funding options with officials, noting a five year borrowing plan and upcoming public hearings on unimproved roads.

Sudbury Sudbury Civic Association Washington Sudbury Town Hall Dave Bentley Association Einar Johnson

Harvard Club Concord Offers Freshman Scholarship

The Harvard Club of Concord awards a freshman scholarship to Harvard College for fall 1951. Open to high school seniors in Acton Bedford Carlisle Concord Littleton Lincoln or Sudbury. Apply via George E. Bates 86 Main Street Concord or Harvard College. Robert Barnhart of East Acton was last year’s recipient.

Acton Harvard Club of Concord Harvard College Bedford Carlisle Littleton Lincoln Sudbury George E. Bates Main Street Robert Barnhart East Acton Harvard

Cpl Edward Pond Recovers at Albuquerque Army Hospital

Cpl Edward Pond 19, son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Pond of 340 Maplestreet, remains a patient at Sandia Base Army Hospital Albuquerque after injuries from a late last month auto accident at Tierra Amarillo Air Force Base New Mexico. A recent letter from his family confirms his continued hospitalization and recovery.

Injured Man Faces Weeks in Hospital After Collision

A man said to be confined to the hospital for four or five weeks after a collision. Corporal Pond sustained a broken collar bone two fractured ribs and a fractured vertebra.

Him Corporla Pond

Harper at San Francisco five boatswain's mate departs for duty

Russell Harper, 45 Liberty Street, a naval reservist and boatswain's mate second class, was called to active duty and left Tuesday for San Francisco where he expects assignment to the transport President Jackson.

Harper San Francisco Marlboro Russell Harper Liberty Street Naval San Francisco California President Jackson

Recalled Man Spends Holidays With Wife and Daughter

A man recalled before Christmas was allowed to spend the holidays with his wife Lorraine Martel and their daughter. Before leaving for the west coast he reported to the Fargo Building in Boston.

Lorraine Martel West Coast Fargo Boston

Escaped Prisoner Found Held Elsewhere In Mass Jail

After 15 months of searching for Louis Cousin an escaped prisoner police learned he had been confined in another jail for an earlier crime during nearly the entire period.

Greenfield Mass U. P Louis Couison

Fire At Frederick H Dominick Home Minor Damages

Concord firemen from Central Station responded to a minor fire at the home of Frederick H Dominick corner Hubbard and Thoreau streets Tuesday evening. The blaze was caused by a short circuit via radio and caused little damage.

Concord Central Station Frederick H. Dominick Hubbard and Thoreau Street

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