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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1951
Page
9
Firefighters responded to a 4 30 p m call Saturday at Frank Case’s summer cottage on Maynard Road Lake Boon. The unoccupied cottage was a total loss estimated at 2000 by Fire Chief Ald Priest. Cause unknown. This is the fire in Stow for 1951.
Evelyn L DiPietro and John Edward Trautner wed at 11 a m Saturday in Stow with Rev Robert B Dempsey officiating. The couple plans a weeklong honeymoon through New England and will reside on Hudson road Stow.
Col Otis M Whitney of Concord led the annual regimental inspection for the Second Battalion 182nd Infantry at the Waltham Armory. He praised the company while noting Melvin P Burns of Lincoln was appointed warrant officer and will handle administration and mess duties.
The Philadelphia Zoo received a shipment of four Mynah birds capable of mimicking wolf whistle sounds. They utter phrases like Hello Joe and Nighty Night, introducing a playful novelty to the exhibit.
Five year old Stow Barbara Saari celebrated her birthday Tuesday at her parents home on White Pond Road. Guests included Edward Saari Wayne Erkkinen Roddy Hytonen Judy Hytonen Jane Bulli John Bulli and John Palmaccio all of Maynard. A decorated cake treats and favors were set on the table.
Columbus Ohio dispatch notes trucks from the Blue Bird Baking Co carry a warning reading Hit me easy Im full of pies indicating a lighthearted effort to amuse while transporting baked goods through the city.
Ford Motor Company will construct a nine acre Natick service parts depot on Worcester Turnpike near Framingham to serve 286 dealers across Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and Vermont. The facility will house district sales office staff from Somerville and employ about 250 workers.
Oklahoma's safety department launches a pioneering air ground traffic patrol. War veteran pilot Art Hamilton flies a light plane at 500 feet to spot speeders and violators and relays locations to highway patrol units for enforcement.
Waltham Massachusetts story reports Pfc Robert L Young twenty of Rockland Maine arrives at Murphy Army hospital after being wounded in Korea. He is told a visitor awaits and finds his brother Richard nineteen who had been wounded a day later in a different sector.
Concord and West Concord teams resume annual canvassing with Mrs. Margaret Brooks, Mrs. Beatrice Nagle, Mrs. John Gailfoil, and Charles T. Flannery handling districts. The 28th Infantry band began rehearsals at the old Concord High School building Tuesday night. The lesson sermon at First Church of Christ Scientist on Lower Road addressed the Sacrament.
Fahlstrom, executive director of the Massachusetts Council on Employment Security, urged Maynard Rotary members to back a bill to curb misused unemployment benefits. He warned the fund faces collapse amid rising deficits and low eligibility thresholds, calling for 15 weeks of work and $13 minimum weekly earnings to qualify, plus reinstating employer experience rating to curb abuse.
Bedford couple Mr and Mrs Frank Genetti announce the birth of their third daughter Elizabeth Ann on December 20 at Winchester Hospital. Elizabeth is the child of the Genetti family connected to Bedford and Lexington Park, with roots traced to Rochester and Hartwell Road. Grandparents Mr and Mrs George M Champney of Bedford receive notice along with the Roberts and Genetti families.
Ruth W Chaffee becomes Mrs King as the newborn Stephen Wheeler King is welcomed by the Stafford J King Jr family of 392 Main Street West Concord. Mrs Fenn and Mrs Kidder join others in the School of International Relations event at Radcliffe College sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Massachusetts. Deborah deCoste travels to Bermuda with her Appleby relatives and will stay through July as her father recovers from illness.
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