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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1950
Page
3
Lions Club met at the Colonial Room of Johnson Restaurant. Lawrence ker presented slides on lighting now used in sports engagements such as football and baseball. Guests were present.
The club announces a Valentine party to be held at the next meeting on February 14, St Valentine’s Day, inviting members to join in the celebration.
A regular Concord Woman's Club gathering met Monday at the Girl Scout House. President Mrs. Clement S. Edwards led the business session, followed by a program. Tea was served. The next meeting is set for February 13 with speaker Dr. A Warren Stearns of Billerica.
Three youths faced Concord District Court on charges tied to recent break ins in Concord Lexington and Lincoln. Morris Baker 22 of Quincy held on 2500 bail for receiving stolen goods a television set belonging to Ervin Bumford. Anthony Peroni 20 of South End Boston held on 20000 bail on four counts of breaking and entering and larceny. A 16 year old Roxbury juvenile held as a juvenile on related charges with a total 12000 bail.
Vague and nervous suspects, identified by a flashy cigarette lighter marked FC, confessed after questioning by troopers. They claim 60 to 90 break ins across 24 cities including Waltham Watertown Woburn Needham Sudbury and Framingham. Stolen items recovered include two radios and various valuables. Concord case sent to Grant Jury. other towns may file complaints.
Concord's Shirley Joan Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry W Parker Jr wed David Baker Spooner son of Mrs and Mrs F Carroll Spooner in a Lincoln White church ceremony officiated by Rev Charles Mervin Styron. Reception at Colonial Inn Concord with families and notable guests.
Concord Council Knights of Columbus will hold a social supper on Tuesday night February seventh at 7 o clock at Monument followed by a regular meeting. Average maintenance costs for the Alaska ray line run about 700 dollars per mile.
Emerson Hospital reports births to local families including Mr and Mrs A t red V Saa risto of 10 Florida Road Maynard a daughter born January 18. Mr and Mrs William W Buesaw of 5 Walden Terrace Concord a son born January 18. Mr and Mrs Arthur M Hirsch of Warren Street Maynard a son born January 20. Mr and Mrs Anthony Buscemi of 179 Main Street Maynard a son born January 20. Mr and Mrs James W Mackie of Great Road Stow a daughter born January 22. Mr and Mrs Ronald A Woods of Piper Road South Acton a daughter born January 22.
Charles R. Voigt of Lowell road left for a five week trip to Guatemala. Voigt is the former owner and manager of Richard son Drug Company in Concord.
Austin citizen reports 11 chickens stolen from his yard. One chicken is said to limp, providing a clue to investigators as they pursue the case.
The West Concord Cub Pack 33 met at the Harvey Wheeler School Auditorium last Wednesday. Victor Pozerycki, now a Boy Scout, received a two year service star and a Webb badge. Movies of the Concord Lexington football game were shown by players Jimmy McKenna and Bruce Woodworth. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
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