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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1951
Page
11
A will related matter involving the aunt of the deceased Bessie A Sudbury is filed in Surrogates Court. The document notes the late Sudbury as aunt and references a November 12 filing date and living address on East 5th Street.
Failing text provides a terse record of a local service note involving Natick and Hudson with unclear meaning. The readable fragments reference a nearby town and a service or meeting time in what appears to be a brief public notice. Further clarity is not available in the retained text.
Natick may host a $21,000,000 terminal and warehouse for the Boston Terminal Wool Company. The Natick site at West Central is under study, with a decision expected far in the future. Howard Butters and Natick finance figures discuss prospects with rail circles.
A proposed project on sixty acres between Mill Street and Boden Lane, Natick, would feature a 2100 foot long building, 400 to 500 feet wide, with interior cubicles. It would employ 250 to 300 workers and could influence local tax rates, potentially delaying a rise to about 75 per thousand. California note mentions 19 cities with 50 000 plus residents.
The Girl Scouts of Massachusetts numbering over 70 000 including 14 000 adult volunteers offered services to Civil Defense Director John F Stokes. President Mrs Fred Greer said the group aims to be alert and prepared for opportunities to serve as they arise. Patrick A Tompkins will oversee civilian war aid in Civil Defense and may assign the girls to messages and diverse roles yet to be determined.
Emerson Junior High announces November and December honor rolls. Grade 8 A list Greta Carlquist, Jean Antila, Myrna Johnson, Patricia Manning. Grade 8 A and B list Mary Bachrach, Betty Boeske, John Cocco, Marie Di Geronimo, Barbara Faytori, Betty Kasziewicz, Ronald Martinson, Ruth Nelson, Angelina Pantera, Sandra Shaw, Donald Torppa, Jacqueline Vincent, Peter Wilson, Katherine Zawadski. Grade 7 A and B list Audrey Albert, Maureen Cleary, David Crotty, Robert Kane, Sandra Larkin, Dorothea Murphy, Philip Williams. Also notes 1948 1949 potato crops in Japan under occupation from seven seed farms established in 1947.
New England Shoe and Leather Association reports total military shoe procurement in 1950 at 4 973 030 pairs, a 75 percent rise from 1949. Maxfield Field notes 41 percent of contracts went to New England manufacturers, with 74 percent of Navy and 39 percent of Army awards secured as low bids in open competition.
Everett Mass. Middlesex County National Bank reports a record year with total resources rising by about 20 million dollars including 14 million from the Medford merger. The bank shows loan growth to over 25 million and deposits up about 6 million as Oliver T. Bergstrom is re elected president and officer changes are announced.
Maynard High School announces honor roll for the second term with lists for Seniors Juniors Sophomores and Freshmen. Named students include Joanne Ayotte Veronica Janulewicz Mary Labowicz Barbara Manchester Carol Novick Henry Nowick Marie Sawyer Doris Sims Helen Stokes Minnie Toretsky Richard Turner Marian Weir Patricia Meister Barbara Mitzcavitch Bonnie Lee Smith Mary Cirino Owen Duggan Catherine Higgins Margaret Jones Miriam Salmi Barbara Thumith Lois Bain Fay Saarela Helen Sczerzen Georgia Hatch Anne Kangas Christine Lampinen Petrena Lattuca Mary Sweeney Ronald Kangas Sandra Stammers Virginia Sulkala Margaret Sweeny Joanne Sylvia Alma Bowie Barbara Crotty Elizabeth Jarmulowicz Peter Kallio Dominic Mancini Jean Martino Andrew Mitacavitch Fred Zanelli.
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