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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1950

Page

13

Concord News Briefs Reflect Local War and Civic Activities

Local items note a seven week countdown to Labor Day vacation season and flood study efforts by a Concord department. New principal Philip H. Johnson Jr. of Milton, a World War II veteran, takes the post as the school year nears. Citizens prepare for mobilization with Selective Service boards and a local auxilary unit forming for emergencies. Other notes include War Bond efforts, a Mill Dam Plant donation, a jury list of 99 from Concord and West Concord, and upcoming events such as elections, scrap drive, and a church anniversary observance.

Mill Dam Hes Street Concord Conquebury Philip H. Johnson, Jr Milton E. Tuttle Jim Eld Westboro Harris S. Richardson Wingovernor Clarence Barnes Men’s Club M. Lorusso & Sons Walpole Lena Shulbelka Maynard Peter Wilm Barretts Mill Road St. Mary's Ochool The Grange West Coast Charlie” Hall Independence Court Charlie John M. Eaton, Jr U. S War Bondsk , Jr Brookline G.O.P Scouts of West Concord National New England John Alex Reid

Massachusetts Industrial Activity Up 14 Percent in May 1950

State Planning Board reports Massachusetts industrial activity in May 1950 at 138.9, up 14 percent from May 1949. Factory employment rose 2.4 percent, wage rolls 0.4 percent higher, and electricity consumption up 16.8 percent. Shoe production fell 11 percent, cotton textile activity rose 29 percent, and new orders increased across electrical machinery and paper sectors.

Beacon Street Boston Massachusetts State Planning Board Department of Lawe and Industries Mloor Associated Industries

Boston K of C Chapter Holds Special Meeting

Concord local members of the K of C attended a Boston Chapter special meeting Monday night at Columbus Council Dorchester. Officers will be elected at the next regular meeting on July 20.

Concord Boston Hied Columbus Council Dorchester

Double wedding at Tewksbury Methodist Church

A. W. Doane Jr and two Marlboro Stow Maynard couples wed at Tewksbury July 2. Rev Hayward officiated with Rev Zinn. Marilyn Doane and Beverly Ann Larsen married Peter Larsen Jr and Alfred Taylor Whitney. Reception for 200 at Silver Lake hall Wilmington. Couples to live in Maynard and Marlboro.

Tewksbury Marlboro Stow Maynard Mr Hayward Mr. Zinn West Virginia Ilyn Joan Larsen Beverly Ann Joseph Wade Elm Street Peter Larsen, Jr Marilyn Arthur William Doane, Jr Arthur W. Doane Bigelow Street Alfred Taylor Whitney Charles. Keene Great Road Andrew Larsen Lea Messier Jean Harwood Rensselaer New York Jay Doane Raymond Ca A Indiana William Whitney Gleasondale Helen Mallison Mallison Silver Lake Hall Wilmington Niagara Falls Canada Mrs Whitney Meee Doane Marl

Local restaurant staff resume duties after vacation

Emmanuel G Lamonakis and John Lamonakis return to Battleground Restaurant after a 10 day break. Cyib Boxhill and James Cullinane also return to work. Thomas J McGrath from Barretts Mill road is hospitalized in Boston after two major operations. Boy Scouts Troop 33 plan a scrap metal drive this Sunday at 9 o’clock.

Emmanuel G. Lamonakis John Lamonakis Battleground Cyib Boxhill James Cullinane Barretts Mill Road Baker Memorial Hospital Boston

Concord Rotary Club names committees for coming year

New year assignments for the Concord Rotary Club include president Gor H H Ogilvie naming committees on aims and objects with Charles W D Parks and Dr Rand oleer assisting. Other leaders include P T Boyd as felow i P. T. Boyd and assistants Benjamin F Clark John J Flannery Floyd Verrill Alden R Wheeler for attendance and related roles.

Concord Gor H H. Ogilvie Concorditary Club Chester D. Smethurst Jesse F. Baker James H. Dee Casper J. Jenney Eliot R. Howard Radcliffe Morrill R. Deimar Willard, Jr Rotary Bulletin Morrill Julian W. Balou Bradford Hastings Samuel G. Kent Edward W. Sheehan C. Allen D. Edward Cleary, Jr Howard Ballou Boyd Hubert M. Wardwell G. Sherman Buair Frank B. Esau John J. Bent Charles Carruth John C. Dolan Richard Gould Loring Grimes International Service W. Bruce Pirnie Edward J. Barrett Charles H. Duston Kent Burleigh

Dr William F MacPherson Plans Peak Ad at Waldean Street

Dr William F MacPherson of Hubbard Street plans to take Peak ad during this game at Waldean Street. The notice references scheduling and location for the advertisement period.

William F. MacPherson Hubbard Street Waldean Street

Little Home of Concord Sold to Dewey

The Concord residence of the late Harry B Little at 2 Simon Willard Road, designed by the owner, has been sold by Mrs. Little. Bradley Dewey Jr of Cambridge bought the Salem Colonial style estate through Concord broker Mrs. Kenneth L Hayes. Built in 1914, the seven acre grounds feature a central hall to a rear terrace, sunken garden, paneled library and dining room, a breakfast room, a large master suite with several additional bedrooms, a detached studio, and landscaped grounds with terraces and trees.

Concord Harry B Little Simon Willard Road Little Previews Inc National Real Estate Clearing House Bradley Dewey, Jr Cambridge Kenneth L. Hayes

Vacation Bible School final display Friday night at church

The Evan gelical Free Church Vacation Bible School will present its final display this coming Friday night at 7 30 at the church. Mr and Mrs Paul V Moynihan of South Lincoln have named their newborn son Paul Jr with Mr Moynihan formerly of Concord.

Evangelical Free Church Vacation Bible School Rita Maguire South Lincoln Paul, Jr Moynihan Con

Coming Events Of The Week In Concord

A compact calendar lists Concord events including Company H M N G drill at State Armory 8 p m Thursday and Rotary luncheon at Howard Johnsons 12 15 p m. Also Vacation Bible School closing exercises at Evangelical Free Church 7 30 p m Friday and annual church picnic at Lake Hollis New Hampshire Saturday.

Concord Evangelical Free Church de Free Church Lake Hollis New Ham Great Brooks Farm Carlisle National Thoreau Society Playerenayt Oy Rideout Rae Grounds Walden Company H M. N State Armory P. m Concord Rotary Howard Johnson’s

Local Residents Travel to Hampshire for Family Visit

John D. Castor of 15 Grant Street and Charles M. Byron Jr. of 35 Hubbard Street traveled to Hampshire to visit relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Allison F. Clark and daughter Barbera of 257 Mini Street.

John D. Castor Grant Stree Charles M Byron Jr Hubbard Street Allison F.clark Barbera Mini Street Hampshire Thett Jed T

Dexter, 70, Hurt After Horse-Driven Carriage Incident

Dexter, of Bradley Lane, was seriously injured when a horse-drawn vehicle he operated bolted after being frightened by Pi Bounto. He struck a barbed wire fence, sustaining a broken neck and body lacerations. He was taken to Emerson Hospital and later transferred to Massachusetts General Hospital after treatment by Dr. Wilfred A Forbes.

Dexter Bradley Lane Mr. Dexter Emerson Hospital Con Wilfred A Forbes Massachussite General ‘Hospital

West Concord Troop 33 Scrapyard Drive Announces July 16

West Concord Troop 33 of Weg Concord Boy Scouts plans a mammoth scrap drive this Sunday July 16 starting at 9 am. Residents are urged to leave iron steel brass copper tin and lead materials on their curbs for pickup or to have volunteers remove scrap from homes and sheds with assistance offered by the troop.

West Concord Weg Concord Boy Scouts Concord 423 J.lt Ae

Concord Women Voters Issue Registration Notice

Leave of Women Voters urges all residents to register by November 7 for the general election. Voters must be 18 or older and may register at the town clerk’s office at the Town House on any day.

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