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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1952

Page

22

4 H Club Leaders Supper Held in Saxonville Church

Sudbury reports two active 4 H club groups with viewing and knitting circles. The annual 4 H leaders supper January 23 at Saxonville's Edward's Methodist Church drew leaders and town committee members from nearby towns. Fern Taylor and John Burke shared updates on Camp Middlesex activities and National Soil Conservation Contest work.

Sudbury Rich Barton John Fletcher Richard Burches Illiam C.’ Mahoney Saxonville FF. Edward’s Methodist Church Fern Taylor Cochituate

Chisholms Welcome First Son and Second Child

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Daniel Chisholm Jr. of Lowell announce the birth of their second child and first son Janu ary 19 at Emerson hospital. Elisabeth Beggesen Chisholm, formerly Elizabeth Beggesen, is the mother. the couple's older child is Lee Ellen Chisholm. Grandparents are A Daniel Chisholm Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Baggeson of Concord.

Concord Allen Daniel Chisholm Lowell Read Emerson Hospital

4-H program talk by Horace M. Jones at Amherst event

Horace M. Jones, 4-H State Club Leader from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, main speaker of the evening, spoke on What 4-H Offers and How To Organize a 4-H Program, highlighting benefits to a local girl.

Horace M. Jones University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Sudbury Candidate Tadeus Nurczynski Seeks School Committee

Sudbury man Tadeus W Narczynski seeks a seat on the Sudbury School Committee. He moved to Sudbury in 1945 from Jamaica Plain, owns property off Hudson Road, and works as a die maker with North Shore Cutting Die Co. He has a family involved in education and music, with ties to a local choral group and Boston’s music institutions.

Sudbury Tadeus W. Nurczynski Nurczynski Jamaica Plain George Goodnough Hudson Road North Shore Cutting Die Company Boston Walter Narczynski Boston Conservatory of Music Alexandra Batulida) Jaskulska Concord Road International Institute Christine Richard Narczynski P.T.A

Women On Duty At Boston Show

The Massachusetts Council of Milk Goat Breeders Associations Inc opens its third annual All Eastern Dairy Goat Exposition in conjunction with the 104th Boston Poultry Show and Country Life Exposition at Mechanics Building Boston. Acton and Sudbury women dressed in Swiss costume participate, answering questions on dairy goats and products as Saanen Toggenburg Nubian and Alpine goats are displayed. In charge are Atlantic Blackhall Belmont Norwell and C Judd Farley of Actors. Paul Ives of New Haven CT is Expo chairman.

Sudbury Als Massachusetts Council of Milk Goat Breeders Associations Inc Boston Mechanics Building Carl Schontag Acton John E. Childs Atlan G. Blackhall Belmont Norwell C. Judd Farley Actors Massachusetts Council Paul Ives New Haven Connecticut

Sudbury Leader Holds Multiple Civic Roles

The vice president serves as Gatekeeper in the Sudbury Grange and is a member of the Pomo na and the State Grange. He also acts as vice resident of the Sudbury Civic Association, heads Civics in the Sudbury Men's Club, and participates in the Sudbury Auxiliary Police Association. He has at least the best education suitable for Sudbury schoolchildren.

Sudbury Grange Pomona State Grange Sudbury Civic Association Sudbury Men’s Club Sudbury Auxiliary Police Association Sudbury

Demand For Size Apples Affects Trade And Quality

Middlesex County Ext Service notes size and demand shape the apple market. Large McIntosh 3 to 3.25 inches command premiums, but overemphasis on size risks firmness and flavor, while oversized fruit bruises easily. Schools market and export trends influence sizing choices, with cautions to avoid sacrificing eating quality. The article ends with a historical note on the clipper Great Republic, christened in Boston in 1853.

Retired Cooper Manton Greenleaf Dies at 78

Bedfor funeral services for Manton M. Greenleaf aged 78 of 75 Fletcher Avenue were held at John Bryant's Sons funeral home in Somerville. He retired after 30 years as a cooper with the American Hawaiian Steamship Co Boston. He died Saturday and is survived by his wife Margaret W Greenleaf. During World War I Marine Corps aviation consisted of 282 officers and 2,180 enlisted men.

Manton M. Greenleaf Fletcher Avenue John Bryant Somerville Greenleaf American Hawaiian Steamship Company Boston Margaret Ww. Greenleaf Marine Corps

Naval Bainbridge Dunn Seaman Listed as Enlisted

A notice lists seaman Dunn of Mr. and Mrs. Percival N, previously employed at a high school, undergoing service before entering training in the U S Navy at Bainbridge Maryland.

U. Ss. Naval Bainbridge, Md Dunn Percival N Sabeth Woolen

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