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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1952
Page
9
A garbled Concord notices page lists upcoming events and meetings across the week. Activities include auxiliary and whist sessions, a radio talent show, scouts meetings, a town board gathering, and various club dinners and rehearsals with multiple venues such as the Veterans Building and the Armory.
Bedford groups schedule open meeting at Townhall on Sunday night to discuss disbanding. the March of Dimes canvasses town for annual appeal. a scholarship bridge party and a Progressive club banquet with officer installation are planned. Ladies Auxiliary meets at Town Hall. a public hearing on petitions is set at Town Hall. Stockton state hospital reports a pilot study in mental illness showing intensive care improves outcomes, with higher release rates and engagement. More Americans bowl than any other game, about 20 million participate regularly.
The United Workers of the Bedford church held a sewing program and announced a dessert bridge party on Tuesday January 29 at Mrs Edwin F Qua’s Springs road home with reservations led by Mrs Harold I Wellington. A VFW Ladies Auxiliary dance at Bedford Veterans Hospital was planned, Hel en Lovejoy presiding. Also noted: Richard S Louis of Norwich University named a second lieutenant. Ball and Chain club plans a church vestry fundraiser February 2 at 8 30 PM. Men’s Club meeting at Church of Christ vestry with film on Korea. Town Hall board of appeals set January 28 to consider Persall petition for Hartford Street building use.
Miss Loig Rutland of 10 Riv. is pursuing studies at Kisiver School for Girls in Boston to become a medical secretary. Rev. J Harold Hadley preached The Ramparts We Watch at First Parish. Sunday services 11 a.m. Sunday school 9 45 a.m. March of Dimes containers distributed locally with Charles S. Hume as campaign chairman and Arthur P. Genetti as treasurer.
Mrs Walter F Fitch of Pine Hill road entertained the 1940 Chub at a Thursday afternoon dessert bridge party. Prize winners included Mrs Ralph W. and other guests attended the social event.
French and Mrs. Roderick D. Man lead teenagers of Bedford in a fundraising effort for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Proceeds support the charity’s campaign and medical relief programs.
Kent State University offers a third year course titled Problems of the Atomic Age. At John Carroll University in Cleveland, Rev. Joseph J. Henninger conducts a class on alcohol problems, the only such course at a Catholic higher learning institution in the nation.
Bedford volunteers join a March of Dimes canvass on Sunday to raise funds for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Donations may be mailed to Chairman Charles S. Hume or Treasurer Arthur P. Gendetti. volunteers include Mrs. Irvin M. Puffer Jr and others from the Bedford Progressive Association and local families.
The State Division of Forestry reports that local residents, not transients, are responsible for more than half of California's forest fires, highlighting the need for community awareness and prevention measures.
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