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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1952
Page
5
Funeral services for Frances Moses Cheever age 51 of Nashoba Road were held at the local funeral home. The notice outlines town by law amendments pending, including changes to snow removal provisions and tax estimates for the year, to be discussed at a hearing on November 21st.
Concord’s Miss My Ta Blanchard will wed Jerry Carlton Rucker of Washington DC in a Saturday ceremony. The couple's families include Mrs W Bruce Pirnie of Concord and Mrs J C Rucker Jr of Bristol Tennessee. A wedding reception follows at the Brookline Country Club venue.
West Concord writes an affectionate note about Mr and Mrs David Chittim formerly of West Concord now settled elsewhere. The fragment hints at family ties and local recognition in a community item.
Kenneth Washburn Jr son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Washburn of 37 East Lincoln Street will be sworn in January 31 in Boston. He will begin basic training at Sampson Air Force Base New York after graduating high school last June.
The lieutenant governor of Ontario holds precedence over counterparts from other provinces for federal ceremonies and occasions. This hierarchy governs official events and protocol nationwide.
Hudson American Legion Auxiliary elected delegates for the Middlesex County council meeting to be held Saturday afternoon in Lowell. President Mrs John J Kelley presided as delegates were Mrs John J Kelley Mrs Earl V Aldrich and Mrs Oscar Phaneuf with alternates Mrs Elizabeth Toohey Mrs Emerson Lively and Miss Florence Pha neuf. The group reported 75 dollars raised in a recent drive and voted to sponsor a Ward party at Cushing hospital in March and to present Miss Shaye Cogan with a gift at a tea on January 25. A lunch followed hosted by several members.
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