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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1952
Page
15
Practical, pretty sun outfits for toddlers emphasize comfort, easy care, and wrinkle resistance. Seersucker and textured fabrics reduce ironing, with sunsuits, boxer shorts, jackets, and pinafores offered in pastels and durable denims for versatile playwear and party wear.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Kittredge Lewis announce the birth of their second child and first daughter Susanna Maxwell Lewis on July 2 at the Richardson House Boston. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert A Cushman of Cambridge and Prof and Mrs Clarence I Lewis of Lexington. Mrs Charles F Cushman of Cambridge...
Maxwell E. Lawrence Jr of 105 Main street enjoys a summer leave from the King's Point Marine Academy in New York. Assistant Postmaster Bernard A. McKenna of 5 Laurel street is on annual vacation. Edward Alexander of the U S Air Force is stationed in New Mexico while his brother James Alexander is in Korea. James and Edward are sons of Reformatory Officer and Mrs James Alexander of 208 Commonwealth avenue. The lesson sermon at First Church of Christ Scientist Lowell centered on Sacrament. Joseph H M Jr of the U S Coast Guard is on duty in Honolulu. His wife and young daughter stay with his parents at 45 Lexington road. Kenneth Rollins and family stay in Concord for the summer while Rollins attends Harvard summer school. The family now lives in Plainfield New Jersey where he directs Suidance, a former Concord High post. The Damon twins Farnham and Philip of 428 Main street attend summer school. they are sons of Mr and Mrs Winson J Damon and graduated high school in 1949. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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