Larkins Mark Wedding Date
Concord couple Mr and Mrs George T Larkin of 11 Hubbard Street marked their fifth wedding anniversary last Monday July 1 The ceremony was performed by the late Rev Walter A.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1946
Page
12
Concord couple Mr and Mrs George T Larkin of 11 Hubbard Street marked their fifth wedding anniversary last Monday July 1 The ceremony was performed by the late Rev Walter A.
The couple, Mrs Larkin formerly Ruth Clahane, have one daughter. The groom, a West Point graduate, serves as a major in the U S Army and has seen overseas duty in the Pacific Theatre.
Work on a new exit for the State Armory moves toward completion after four years of disruption. When finished it will allow Concord to hold town meetings at the Armory again, as there has been only one exit due to fire laws. The new exit will be on the side of the Middlesex County Extension Service Building.
Miss Jean Elizabeth Strout daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Elmer Strout of Oakroad Concord and Ensign James Archibald Stokes Jr son of Mr and Mrs James A Stokes of Charlotte NC married last Saturday at First Parish Unitarian Church Reverend Edward Perry Daniels officiated white gladioli and stock decorated the church A reception followed at the bride's parents garden Their gowns featured embroidered scalloped edges and the bridal party wore pink and dusty rose gowns The couple plans to reside in Raleigh NC after a wedding trip while he completes his engineering degree at North Carolina State College
The first shipment of wheat from Chicago occurred in 1838, totaling 78 bushels.
Reverend Kirk Cresap of Baltimore Maryland again served as guest preacher at the morning service of Trinitarian Congregational Church last Sunday.
Concord readers are advised that veterans with malaria related pension claims must provide evidence of relapses and use of quinine atabrine or similar drugs. Non physician statements are acceptable for up to one year, with longer periods needing medical confirmation. Bring this evidence when notified for disability pension examinations.
Concord Rotary Club inducted Boyd and named Frank Esau as vice president and George Erickson secretary at a Colonial Inn luncheon. Lyman Rutledge installed Boyd, who takes over July 11. other new directors include Ogilvie Allen and Whittemore. Delegates may attend the Atlantic City International Convention next week.
Middlesex Superior Court Judge Arthur Baker ordered Norman Spinney and Marlboro Airport to stop flying over Hazel Williams turkey farm on Farm Road Marlboro at less than 200 feet. The judge awarded Williams 25 for a prize bird loss and noted shadows from planes disturb turkeys more than noise. Evidence included court viewings of planes overhead and farm footage used to support the ruling.
On July 4th, 1946, Boston proceedings involve attorney John E. Rice of Marlboro representing Mr. Spinney in an unspecified matter.
Concord residents Mr and Mrs John E Hosey Jr of 12 Belknap Street marked their tenth wedding anniversary last week. Mrs Hosey, formerly Margaret L McWalter, and the couple wed at St Bernard's Church. They have two children Brenda and John E III. Buy War Bonds and Stamps.
The Lions prepare for a yearly gathering at Musketaquiga West Concord on July 9 starting at 7. A entertainment program highlights include Johnson, Avery, and Robinson as guests. Lions International involvement and a 100 percent charge for entries were noted.
June 28 marked a local anniversary for residents on Concord Mr 4 Well N Ma Street. Mrs met Ruth Ready and the community noted the occasion featuring Joe, a well known local figure.
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