Bainbridge Event Honors Dedication With Cake Donation
A Wednesday ceremony at Bainbridge featured a white and blue backdrop and a large cake trimmed with patriotic currency. A donation from a group identified as ADp was presented to honor the event.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1952
Page
3
Stow Enneguess Revealed at Baker Medical Center
Fragmented notes from Stow and nearby towns describe a hospital report involving Mrs. Samuel Ineson and A. Zander. The text references a motor trip, fish anatomy, and muscle strength in a garbled passage with unclear events and dates.
Zander Rites Held for Stew-Mrrs. Resident at 85
Therese M. Zander of Stew-Mrrs. died at home last evening aged 83. Born in Sweden she came to Boston in 1882 and lived in Stow 45 years. Widow of Karl A. Zander she leaves three sons Karl H Thomas A Mills A all of Stow a sister Hildegarde Pihl of Lowell a brother Anton Wahlgren and Miss Louise Zander of Lowell. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Fowler Funeral Concord Street Maynard with Rev. Robert Dempsey of Union Church officiating. Burial at Brookside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stew
Therese MS. Zander
Delaney Strest
Sweden
Union Church
Boston
Karl A. Zander
Karl. H
Thomas A
Mills A
Stow
Hildegarde Pihl
Lowell
Anton Wahlgren
Louise Zander
Fowler
Concord Street
Maynard
Robert Dempsey
Swrial
Brookside Cemetary
Stow Club to Meet at Unitarian Vestry January 29
The Stow Woman's Club will gather at the Unitarian church vestry on Tuesday January 29 at 2 30 for an afternoon program. Members of the Animal Rescue League present a film with exhibits by Girl Scouts and the 4H club. Junior high students are invited. refreshments provided by club members.
Stow Couple Wins Roller Skating Award
Stow On Saturday the 12th the Leard family of Lake Boone joined 122 couples in Allston for a roller skating competition. Dorrance Leard and Holly Pittoack won three sweeps in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Leard
Lake Boone
Allston
Dorrance Leard
Holly Pittock
Weathering winter tips for drivers and vehicle care
The message urges drivers to ensure windshield wipers work and windshields are free of snow and ice. It cautions to avoid risking others by attempting unsafe driving in poor conditions and suggests parking in a garage when unsure of weather readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofc
Death of Mr Capelle in Maynard honors life
Mr Capelle died at an unspecified age. He survived by his wife Emma Haliday Capelle, a brother Charles and a sister. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 PM from Fowler Funeral Home Maynard. Friends may call Friday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. Burial at Munroe Cemetery Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Capelle
Emma
Haliday) Capelle
Charles
Mptor
Fowler Funeral
Concord Street
Maynard
Munroe Cemetery
Arlington
Navy seeks civilian workers in Washington and Lowell
Navy civilian recruitment in Washington D C and Lowell Massachusetts seeks stenographers and typists aged 18 and over with high school diplomas. Applicants must type 40 wpm and stenographers 80 wpm. Rooming and housing help offered with rents 30 to 45 dollars monthly. Benefits include an $80 annual within grade raise and on site nursing and meals. Recruitment hours 9 to 5 daily plus Saturday. Also note Clark County Kentucky one room schoolhouses sold for 24135 dollars at public auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Helen M. Taylor
Navy
Dent
Washington
Navy Nursing
Service Tras
Taylor
U.S. Navy
New Post Office
Lowell
Massachusetts
Navy li Civilan
Winchester
U.P
Clark County
Acton Bird Club Elects Officers and Builds Nest Boxes
Members of the Nashobaen club met Sunday with Shepherd district wildlife manager and placed wood duck boxes in local rovers. The group runs feeding stations around the grounds and offers free grain from W. Gardner Walker. Officers elected for the coming year include President William L. Chipman, Vice President Kenneth E. Jewell, Secretary John Moore, Treasurer F Roy MacKinnon, and directors W Gardner Walker Frederick Heyliger and W F Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Nashobaen
H James
Shephard
District Wild Life
W. Gardner Walker
Acton Center
William L. Chipman
Kenneth E. Jewell
John Moore
F. Roy MacKinnon
Frederick Heyliger
W. F.davis
Middlesex Petty League
Kenneth E. Jeand
Sid Laffin
Wesley Ot
Bedford Teens Plan Benefit Dance for March of Dimes
Bedford tenagers will host a benefit dance for the March of Dimes on Saturday January 28 from 8 p m to 11 30 p m at the Bedford Progressive Club house. Charles Sickman is chairman. Music will be by records. Proceeds go to March of Dimes. Coca-Cola cakes Ice cream provided by local sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ten-Agers Party
Charles Sickman
Baccon-road
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Harold Wilson
Wilson’s
Admiralty Catalogues Britain's Little Ships for Possible Navy Use
The Navy Department seeks owners of all vessels to supply details on boat size tonnage motive power and carrying capacity to register as ships potentially useful to the navy. This is the second such cataloguing in ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Navy Department
Admiralty
Navy
Family art flourish in Connecticut exhibit prize
Magazine artist Stevan Dohanos and his son Paul, 18, each won a prize in an art exhibit sponsored by the Connecticut Development Commission in Conn. U P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conn
U.P
Stevan Dohanos
Paul
Connecticut Development Commission
Mary A Jones Dies At 64 In Acton Community
Mary A Jones died at her home 19 Concord street last Thursday at 64. Born in Hingham she lived in Magnara before moving to Acton 30 years ago. She held long membership in Eastern Star Rebekahs Grange Pomona and Meynerd den. Survived by husband Fred G Jones son Raymond brother Charles Brindley of Florida two grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral was Saturday at Fowler funeral home with Rev Robert Jones officiating burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Mary A. Jones
Concord Street
Hingham
Magnara
Acton
Eastern Star
Rebekahs
Grange Pomona
Meynerdden
Raymond
Charles Brindley
Florida
Fowler’ Funeral
Robert Jones
Grenwood Cemetery
Maynard Man Dies at 75 in Concord
Charles H. Greenleaf of Maynard died Sunday at 75. Born in Starks, Maine, he lived in Concord 32 years and worked as a spinner in local mills before retirement. Survived by wife Minnie Fletcher Greenleaf, three daughters Grace Gladys Peterson of West Concord, one brother Lindsey of Maine. Funeral held Tuesday at Fowlex Funeral Concord Street with Rev. David Covell officiating. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Bearers were Fred Stokes Andrew Peterson Harold Cuttell and James Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Charles “H.greenleaf
Starks
Maine
Cal’ Mills
Minnie Fletcher
Fowlex
Concord
David. Covell
St. Georges Ex Jal
Glenwood Cemetery
Fred Stokes
Andrew. Peterson
Harold: Cuttell
James Quinn
Sister Stages Party For Tot One Year Old
Maynard A surprise birthday party was held for Patricia Rogers at her home on Garfield Street after school. Her sister Elizabeth invited school friends and her mother also joined in. Daddy baked a cake and the child enjoyed singing and games with guests Elizabeth Rogers Skipper Rogers Elaine Rogers Ann Fraser Cynthia Da ley Mary Bakun Jean Lalli Joey Lalli Gail Hallowell and Frank Angelosanto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Patricia Rogers
Garfield Street
Elizabeth
Daddy
Skipper
Elaine Rogers
Ann Fraser
Cynthia Daley
Mary Bakun
Jean
Joey Lalli
Gail Hallowell
Frank ‘Angelosanto
Knowing Traffic Cop No Good For Fix
Spokane reader recounts a motorist complaint about a traffic officer. The driver claims the officer fixed tickets quickly and name confusion arises with a joking exchange about Officer Orville Gay. The scene emphasizes public skepticism toward improper ticketing.
Concord design professor to speak at noontime meeting
Professor Charles Burchard of the Graduate School of Design was the scheduled guest speaker before the meeting and luncheon. Edward K true led the program arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burchard
Graduate School of Design
Edward K.true
Maynard Dramatic Club Plans January Bowling and Skating Night
The Maynard Dramatic Club met January 7 at Parker Street hall and scheduled January 21 for a bowling and roller skating social. Forrest Nelson was elected to Teplan. Roy Helander resigned from the Playreading Committee. Hulda Nelson became committee chair. Helen Tu was initiated as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Dramatic Club
Parker Street Hall
Forrest Nelson
Teplan
Roy Helander
Hulda Nelson
Local group names members for upcoming meeting
The notice lists Midge Miller Jo Ferrera Jacqueline Larson and Joan Corey as members. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cker
Midge Miller
Jo Ferrera
Jacqueline Larson
Joan Corey
Peters High Preshman Food Sale Friday at Holland Spa
The Peters High School Preshman class plans a Friday food sale from 2 to 5 p.m. at Holland Spa. The Community Men's Club meets Saturday evening in the vestry of First Federated Church Southville with a supper at 6:30 p.m. and a business session led by President Joseph F. Blake. An entertainment program is planned. Sulphur quality noted as better than 99.5 percent pure from brim stone mines in Louisiana and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preshman
Peters High School
Holland Spa
First Federated Church
Southville
Joseph F. Blake
Louisiana
Texas
Conducted Here For Lura Brazeau
Marlboro Miss Lura Brazeau daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Brazeau 83 Gleason street was feted at a party Friday night in honor of her engagement to Corporal Richard Thompson son of Mrs Florence Brown Ellsworth Maine A luncheon was served by Mrs Raymond Counter about 20 relatives and friends attended and the guest received gifts of miscellaneous nature Miss Brazeau and Corporal Thompson will be married at St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Lura Brazeau
Joseph Brazeau
Gleason Street
Herenewine Imarriage
Richard Thompson
Florence Brown
Ellsworth
Maine
Mrrs
Raymond Counter
Miss. Brezeau
Cpl. Thompson
Aeak
St. Mary
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Bainbridge, Mary
Enneguess
Great Trent
Baker Mepital
A. Zander
Samuel
Trans Building
Stege
Night Riders
N'S
White - W
Mice
Themeee
M. Zander
Boston Church Oegenist
Stow Club
Nason
Boylston
Paul C. Luxton
Boylston, Mess
Rth
CRE Company, Inc
Nashoba Club
Nan’s Fabrics
Robscot RD
Bates
Post Road
Worcester Turnpike
Dad
Savings and Cab
American Express
G. I. Home
Savings Bank Life Tas
Spokane
Wash
Eran
Dramatic Club News
Helen Tu
Golden Rose Tea
Homeland Tea
Dunvin Inn
Shper Marae
LE Ave
Beltsville
Finast
Mirbe
Cheese Food Richmond Prunes
Evangeline
Do'e Or
Libby
Cloverdale Tuna
Cloverdale
Seus
Poe Big
Peg Jie
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