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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1951

Page

13

Bedford Public Building Program Advances Amid New Additions

The Bedford public building program continues with progress on east cafeteria and side wings for new rooms. Roofs, sidings, and windows near completion. lights to extend work hours. A new roadway to School Avenue nears completion, improving access to the Auditorium and Junior High area. Memorial Park at Great Road and Bacon Road advances, with the World War II memorial granite set on Page Field opposite St Michael’s church. Building permits total $1,000,000 last year. 141 permits issued, 104 for single houses. Noted private and public projects, including storage sheds and multiple new houses, reflect town activity.

Ion School’ Avenue Bacon Road Page St. Michael’s Church Bedford Hermann FE. Christensen James H. McNaughton Old Billerica Road James Colwell Davis Road George Selfridge Evans Avenue Leland M. Conchie Westland Road Leland J. McConchie Masardis Road Richard Thompson Maxwell Road Randall Martin Bedford Water Department Shawsheen Road Leland Construction Company Caribou Road Woodland Road

Bedford service members listed with armed forces men and women

The Bedford district lists serving United States forces including Navy and Army personnel such as William Barrett, Emilie Petersen, James Stander, Swanson, Stephen Bey, John Comley, and others. The notice notes a Legion compilation and Christmas gifts to those in service, plus Scouts Association activities and local council staff planning for future programs.

United States Forces Wn of Bedford William T. Barrett Emilie Petersen James Stander Swanson the States Navy Stephen Bey William Anthony Rodon John R. Comley F. Darking Raymond E David P. Montague Partis Douglas A Preifdd George Callahan United States Army Stantensen James Whalen F Murray, Jr Rich» Maiey Thei United Armes

Bedford Town School Census Shows 14 Percent Enrollment Rise

The Bedford town census for ages 5 to 15 reports a 14 percent increase in 1950 over 1949 with grade by grade changes. Total in the town includes 2 at Waltham Trade School, 4 in special schools, and 10 in private or parochial schools. Four new pupils joined after Christmas: Edward Bundt in grade 1, Dorothy Scully Donald Selfridge and Elizabeth Davis in grade 3.

Bedford Waltham Trade School Edward Bundt Dorothy Scully Donald Selfridge Elizabeth Davis

American Legion Meeting in Bedford Elects Two New Members

The Anthony Hamilton Hunt Post 221 met in Town hall on Tuesday. Herbert Stocton and Robert Mayne were welcomed as new members. Guest speaker Joseph J. Damery spoke on forming a drum and bugle corps. The post seeks volunteers to visit Veterans Administration Hospital to entertain patients and organize games. Next meeting February 6 includes social committee members Louis Santora John Pinkham Orlando Palmeri and Edward O'Dowd.

Bedford American Legion Anthony-Hamilton-Hunt Town Hall Herbert Stocton Robert Mayne Joseph J. Damery Southroad Veterans Administration Hospital Louis Santora John Pinkham Orlando Palmeri Edward ‘J. O’dowd

Birthdays Mark Milestones Across Bedford Area

Carolyn Findley Jones celebrates sixteenth birthday on Monday January 5 at Crescent Avenue home. Marjorie Ellen Lord, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C Rogers Lord of 143 Great Road, marks her ninth birthday. Mrs. Mary A Meagher of 36 Crescent Avenue observes her 91st birthday on Wednesday January 17.

Bedford Carolyn, Jones S. Findley Jones Crescent Avenue Marjorie Ellen Lord

Fund Chairman Names Captains for Concord Campaign

Concord-Alexander A Cameron fund chairman of the Concord Chapter American Red Cross announces the appointment of team captains for the Ken Cross fund campaign in Concord and West Concord. Captains will appoint solicitors for the door to door canvass. Lincoln Acton Boxboro branches to announce plans later.

Red Cross Concord Alexander A. Cameron West Concord James M. Anderson Mary Loring William H. Freeman Floyd L. McManus Robert A. Torstensen Mary F. Garvey Emery B. Loring Lawrence R. Bascom Frank J. Moscariello Lincoln Acton Boxboro

Hunter Delivers Triple Shot Bucks Behind Log

An anonymous Coquille hunter recalls chasing a four point buck that dropped behind a log. After the first shot the buck rose and a second shot felled it. A third shot finished the animal as it reappeared. Behind the log the hunter found two more four point bucks dead.

Private showing of Spirella Health and Style garments

Local women invited to a private fashion event at New England Mutual hall 225 Clarendon Street Copley Square Boston on Tuesday January 23 at 7 45 p m. The occasion features living models music entertainment and a gift garment drawing. Free printed invitations via Mrs Dorothy Montague Concord 1333 M required for admission with limited availability.

West Concord New England Mutual Hall Claredon Copley Square Boston Dorothy Montague Concord

Willow Rebekahs Hold Penny Sale at Willow Lodge

Willow Rebekahs held a penny sale after their meeting at Odd Fellows hall in West Concord Willow. Mrs Bessie Pedersen noble grand presided with Miss Elizabeth Pickard overseeing the event. Announcements named future gatherings including a February 5 surprise night and February 19 swap party led by Florence MacWilliams and Hortense Locke.

West Concord Willow Rebekah Odd Fellows Hall Bessie Pedersen Carlisle Noble Grand Elizabeth Pickard Florence MacWilliams Hortense Locke

Hospital Monthly Summary for December Reported

Concord and Elmina L Snow announce Emerson hospital December totals: admissions 167 discharges 180 outpatients 232 in hospital days 45 at start and 34 at month end. Major operations 39 minor 55 x rays 317 labs 834. deaths under 48 hours 1 stillborn 0.

Concord Elmina L. Snow Emerson Hospital Maynard Acton Bedford Lincoln Stow Carlisle Littleton Sudbury Cp Lexington Lote Wayland

West Concord Women Hear Dr Conlin At Meeting

The West Concord Woman's Club will meet Friday January 19 at 2 30 PM at the West Concord Union Church. President Mrs Edgar A Rohan will preside. Guest speaker Dr John F Conlin director of medical information and education for the Massachusetts Medical Society will discuss opposition to compulsory medical insurance. Mrs Radcliffe Morrill to host tea.

West Concord West Concord

Wedding Announcement: Miss Gibson Weds William Damon in Newton

Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Jane Gibson daughter of Mr and Mrs David Gibson of Brighton to William Haynes Damon son of Mr and Mrs Kennan Damon of 373 Main street West Concord. The wedding took place recently in Grace church Newton. The bride a Whee lock College graduate and Mr Damon a Syracuse University and Babson Institute graduate now with the F B I. They reside in New York after a wedding trip.

West Concord Elizabeth Jane Gibson David Gibson Brighton William Haynes Damon Kennan Damon Main Street Grace Church Newton Wheelock College Damon Syracuse University Babson Institute F.B.I New York

Mrs Spooner New President Of St Annes

Mrs Donald Spooner elected president of St Anne s Church Service League in Lincoln on Tuesday evening in the Undercroft. Mrs Ernest Fuller named vice president and Mrs Ashley Cousins treasurer.

Concord Donald Spooner St. Anne’s Richard S. Meriam Edmund W. Giles Frederic M. Spooner Anna Snelling Sally Paul

Foster Heads Europe on Fact-Finding Trip

Concord-Cedric Foster radio commentator Britt accompanies Foster on a Europe tour beginning in Vienna. He will visit Trieste Belgrade Berlin Paris London and Frankfurt. He aims to attend the January 28 protest against German rearmament in Frankfurt.

Foster Europe Britt Concord Cedric Foster Jim Britt Vienna Trieste Belgrade Berlin Paris London Frankfurt

Concord Lions Club Plans Ladies Night and Supper Meet

The Concord Lions Club will hold a supper meeting Tuesday January 23 at 6 30 PM at Howard Johnsons Restaurant with President Osman C Chaffee presiding. Guest Gifford Allen will show photos from his southwest trip. A Valentine party ladies night is set for February 13.

Concord Concord Lions Club Howard Johnson Osman C. Chaffee Gifford Allen

Demonstration of Electromagnetic Induction with Coil and Magnet

A coil connected to a sensitive meter shows current when a magnet is pushed through the coil. This classic setup demonstrates electromagnetic induction and the generation of electrical current by changing magnetic flux.

Communicable diseases in Massachusetts fall to new lows

Massachusetts public health officials report 1950 saw the lowest overall communicable disease level since 1916. Measles and chicken pox remained unusually low, polio dropped to 504 cases, diphtheria fell below the seven year median with 136 cases, while typhoid fever hit a record low of 20 cases aided by increased pasteurized milk use.

Massachusetts Roy F. Feemster Division of State Department of Public Health Feemster

Sachem Council Banquet Set For February 10th

Sachem Council Boy Scouts plan the 29th annual banquet at Belmont High School on February 10 as part of Boy Scout Week activities. Rev. William J. Hamilton will speak. he is pastor of the West Roxbury Congregational Church and Bates College graduate.

Conco Sachem Council Belmont High School William J. Hamilton Bates College West Roxbury

Concord DeMolay Meeting Set For Friday Night

A Concord DeMolay Chapter meeting will be held Friday at 7 o'clock at the Masonic Temple Robert Rowe newly elected master councillor will preside.

Concord Concord DeMolay Chapter Masonic Temple Robert Rowe

Maj Rotman Guest Speaker on Psychology at Marvy Wheeler PTA

Major Saul Rotman, longtime West Concord resident and former psychologist at Bedford Veterans Hospital, spoke on Child Psychology at the Marv ey Wheeler PTA meeting held Thursday at the school hall. He is now stationed at Fort Devens and answered questions after the talk.

West Concord Saul Rotman U. S. Veterans Hospital Bedford Marvey ‘Wheeler P.' T. A Southwest Pacific Rotman Fort Devens Charles E. Mara Concord Barbara Kelley West iConcord Anna Macone Diemer Anderson Harvard University School of Education

Attorney Donahue Guest Speaker At Holy Name Meeting

Attorney John Donahue of Chelmsford spoke at the Holy Name Society monthly meeting at St. Bernard's church Sunday after the 8:15 mass. The talk followed services led by President Martin J. Diskin, with Rev. John J. Foley celebrating. A light breakfast was served.

West Concord Holy Name Society of Our Lady Hell of Christians Church Edward J. Hanley Concord the Holy Name Society St. Bernard's Church John Donahue Chelmsford Monument Hall Martin J. Diskin John J. Foley

1936 Concord High School Class Plans Reunion

Members of the 1936 Concord High School class are planning a 15th reunion to be held at a later date and place to be announced. Frank Lawton of Grant Street is president of the class and heads the organizing committee.

Concord Concord High ‘School Frank Lawton Grant Street

Average railroad car carries about 60 tons of coal

A historical note states that the typical railroad car can haul around 60 tons of coal, illustrating freight capacity and logistics of coal transport.

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Blic Pgram Care Great Road Mudge Hartwell Bedford Water New’ Memorial Park Great Road N Legion Anthony Hunton The Scouts Association Joseph Ney Billerica Omakenlans House Maloney C. York Geor- Owen Lexington BR. Stanley Joseph P. Malon Stanley W. Carpenter Roy F. Harrow Lever- Bedford Lexinston Council Girl Scouts Charles P. Englehardt Dlis Street Metate Hospital Walfe Pathat Institution American Legion Meeting Eric P. Smith W. Locke Neil Melone Richard Metcalf Romaine Everdell Frederic Wairiss Herad Arnold W. Streeter Bass, Jr Hamilton Hermon Winthrop Sargent Ernest W. Smart Frederick Meras Richard P. Sullivan Willow Rebekahs Holy Name U.S Jerome Drown Nashville Tenn Drown W. Concord Dr. Conlin Miss Gibson Lincoln Church Undercroft Bamforth Cousins Lions Club Maj.rotman Psychology Army Attorney Donahue H. N. Meeting Pontiac Nelson’ S Powder Mill Road Maynard, Mass
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