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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1951
Page
8
Concord High prepares its annual school play Harriet a dramatic portrayal of Harriet Beecher Stowe. The Wells A Hall Auditorium will host performances on February 2 and 3 with intense student preparation underway.
Concord high school stages Harriet with nearly 30 characters in a timeful Civil War era drama. Veteran cast members help guide a large student ensemble, tickets priced modestly and available from pupils as the play promises humor and triumph.
Norman Castle Stow named General Chairman of the Stow 1951 Heart Fund campaign to run February 1 through 28. Edgar A. Perry, State Chairman, says the drive funds heart research education and community services year round.
In its mining and smelting ops in the Sudbury District Ontario International Nickel reported throughput of more than 4500 tons of explosives, over 35000 tons of sodium sulphate and 6000 tons of lime in a single year.
Michael Tomy of 7 Lincoln Street will serve as general chairman of the Maynard 1951 Heart Fund campaign. Edgar A. Perry, State Chairman, says Tomy will head the campaign focusing on education and community service. U.S. Savings Bonds are mentioned in association with the drive.
The Sudbury Board of Public Welfare reported at a recent monthly meeting that 1951 welfare expenditures will be notably lower than the previous year. Across Old Age Assistance, Aid to Dependent Children, and General Relief the needs are reduced due to social security, higher employment, and efficient management by Mrs Mary M. Laffin, the board’s agent. The program operates under state standards.
Sudbury friends report Mrs Aubrey W Borden is confined to bed with illness for a few days and hopes to recover soon. Frank P Crotty Worcester county news editor addressed the Sudbury Men’s Club during a dinner meeting at Kaffestaga in South Sudbury last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Frank B Cawley who stayed in Sudbury for weeks have returned to Nashville Tennessee.
At the Concord Rainbow Assembly meeting in the Masonic Temple on Saturday night, new officers for the next quarter were elected. Installations are set for Saturday night January 27 with Beverly Chaffee as worthy advisor and Donna Chaffee as installing officer.
Charles Simon Moulton 80, of 327 Main Street, died Monday at Emerson hospital. The MacRae Funeral Home in Concord conducted the service with Mrs. George H. Eberlein reading. Interment was in Woodlawn cemetery Acton. Survived by two nieces and two nephews. Bearers named from Concord.
Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star installs the mother advisor and advisory board. Supper is served at 6 30 and installation begins at 7 45 in the banquet hall.
Local men active with the Boston national cost accountants group held a new meeting at the Ford in Boston. National officers sent guest speaker E. McConnell of Norton Company. The event featured Dresser of RED and Warren P. Hansen at West Concord street.
West Acton whist gathering to be held nextlo at St Elizabeths ton will be conducted Evelyn Kelley. In section of Mrs Lil special prizes were awarded by Mrs E Reed Miss Ki Mrs E Reiday Parker. High whist players included Miami Quinn W Scully F A Ryan Helen Mullin Mary Connors A W Scully Mrs G Hateh M Campbell W Klufts Mrs L G Woodman Walsh E Paulhus and Martin.
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