Unclear Decoding of Carl Otley Building Mention
Fragmentary OCR item references a Dec building at Carl Otley with G J peers and individuals Je0ke and Mrs Marion C. Details are unreadable and no event or outcome is determined.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1950
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR item references a Dec building at Carl Otley with G J peers and individuals Je0ke and Mrs Marion C. Details are unreadable and no event or outcome is determined.
Mr and Mrs George Banfield of Gleasondale visit Mrs Mary Krejten and family at Lanèsville. Also guest Otto Suikko of Great-Quete joins Sunday gathering with relatives including Bruce Edgar and family.
Miss Paulling Tuttle begins duties as medical technician at Newton-Wellesley hospital this week. She is the daughter of Acton town clerk Harlan E. Tuttle and Mrs. Tuttle of Acton Center, and an Acton High, Cushman Academy, Colby Junior College graduate. Charles Bartlett of East Acton serves this week at Martha's Vineyard. Mrs Edwn B Taylor of East Acton stays at Lake Nabnasset this week.
Mr and Mrs Columbus Rainville of Maynard move to a new home on Peet Street South Acton this week. Mr and Mrs Misself T and son Rusty join Mrs Flaherty and Eddie in traveling to St Louis Missouri. Mrs Melville Clark of School Street South Acton spends two weeks in Bradford New Hampshire and Mr Clark will join her next week. Acton youths serving as junior instructors at the Water Safety program by the Red Cross at Walden Pond include Betty Gates Eleanor Gates Barbara Allen Sylvia Jewell Elsa Knipple Karen Kie now Thomas Janereco and Lee Moody. Acton and Boxboro pupils are registered for swimming classes now in their second week numbered 157. Mrs Donnell W Boardman and five children of Acton Center visit her mother in Roxbury Connecticut.
Mrs. Gaston Goyette hosted a birthday event for Marshfield Hills. Deborah Wyatt, daughter of Rev Kenneth Wyatt and a Goyette granddaughter, earned a degree at Emmanuel College majoring in French. Miss Shirley Dunn, and librarian Signe Hynson attended Simmons College. Robert Stone Baker, son of Dana Clark, earned a Brown University BA after a high scholastic record and Canterbury club duties.
Mr and Mrs Robert Tullar of South Road announce the birth of a daughter on June 25 at Emerson Hospital in Concord. Miss Eileen Stewart of 36 Great Road enjoys two weeks vacation from Raytheon Co. visiting friends at Rye Beach.
Mrs John S Balfour chairs the Lake Walden water safety program in Concord with director Mrs Frank Bodurtha of Cambridge guiding senior and junior saving courses. Assistants include Judith Swanson Edward Freeman Raymond Schell Robert Hammond Joan Bull Jack Backes and others who organize bus transport and checkers for the program starting at 9:00 each month.
Concord in cooperation with Police Chief William G. Ryan and town officials hosts the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles Driver Educational Clinic July 20 from 2 to 5 PM. A mobile trailer will be stationed at Monument Square to offer free checks of reaction time coordination vigilance and glare sensitivity by trained technicians.
The junior baseball club thanks Arthur Hall of the Center for crafting the bat rack for Jones Field. His handiwork supports local youth baseball at Acton.
Middlesex County Young Farmers and Homemakers meet at Waltham Field Station at 7:00 P M. August and September meetings are planned in Billerica and Sterling. A square dance festival is planned when a suitable venue is secured. Joseph Genetti is on vacation from MacNeil and Gould garage. Mrs John Printo and daughter Karen stay with Mr and Mrs Thomas Poleo, School Way. Theodora Mack on vacation from the Veterans Administration. Mary Lake on vacation with sister Mrs Fred Guertin.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts presents a Special Award to the Town of Bedford through Governor Dever and Registrar Rudolph King for outstanding safety achievements. Bedford ended 1949 with no fatal motor accidents.
Mr and Mrs Warren J Wright of Woodside Road East Sudbury receive congratulations on the coins after Janice Emily. Mr and Mrs Walter Saxonville and Mr Clifford S Wright of Eastbury are also mentioned. Ms Jane Phelps from San Diego California plans a vacation visit with her family in Sudbury.
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