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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1952

Page

4

Middlesex District Aids Farm Ponds For Irrigation

The Middlesex Soil Conservation District urges farmers in need of irrigation to apply for help locating and constructing farm ponds in Concord and Stow street, with engineering surveys offered free if pond construction is not possible this year. Heavy equipment drought affects progress. district seeks more draglines and backhoes for market gardeners.

Stow Coun Tion Technicn Middlesex Soil Conservation District Stow Street Concord Soil Conservation District

Filing for Voter Certification Amid Meeting Inductions

The notes indicate a meeting where Edward J. stated next filings occur by 5 p.m. for certification of voters and commissioners. Indications show candidates for various offices this year with signatories and petitions. Dates include August 5 and August 29 for deadlines. signatures and papers must be filed with the Division of Registrars and the State.

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Fragmented note uses unclear names and locations

Vague OCR fragment mentions E. Tuttleburg and Cheshire preference but lacks coherent events or facts to summarize into a proper news item.

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The fragmentary text reads as a distorted report with names and locations but lacks clear events or context to identify a specific news item or outcome.

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Stow Names and Travel Notes from Local Residents

Stow residents report vacationing at Hyannis and family news. Cpl Harvey Trefry selected for Marine Corps NCO school at Camp LeJeune, while A-3-c John Derby returns home before Great Lakes training. Aunt Fannie Frigate recovering from a fall. Mrs Mar Peters leaves for a trip through po. Margaret Schmelzer and Alex Gray visit Jean Curtis in Petersham, Maine.

Arthur W. Trefry Boxboro Read Cpl Harvey Trefry Marine Corps Non-Commissioned Officers School Camp LeJeune North Carolina John Derby Air Corps Great Road Great Lakes Illinois Las Vegas Nea Margaret Schmelzer Loncton Road Alex Gray Toyr Road Jean Curtis Petersham Maine Stow

Weenie Roast at Barton Road Lake Boon

Weenie roast hosted by Stow-Philip Ineson at their summer cottage on Barton road Lake Boon last Saturday evening. Guests included Trudy Parker Col Trefry L L Davis Jr David Lewis Robert Dwinells Norman Wheldon Betty Stokes Douglas Trefry Walter Gagne Mary Crowley and Eugene Dwinellis.

Oeaparece Walter Gagne Mary Crowley Eugene Dwinellis

Maynard man dies from fall injuries at home

Oscar Kauppi 58 of 1 Parker Place died Wednesday at Emerson Hospital Concord from injuries suffered in a fall at his home the previous Sunday. Born in Gardner he was a long time Maynard resident and a local mill weaver. Survived by wife Hilma, two sons Lauri and Albert, three sisters, one brother, and three grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Twombly Funeral Home. Burial Glenwood Cemetery.

Maynard Oscar Kauppi Parker Place Emerson Hospital Concord Gardner Kauppi Hilma Heinonen) Kauppi Lauri Albert Wenla Manning Lempi Mark Laui Wasiuk Reino Kauppi Twombly Funeral Home Glenwood Cemetery

Local Social Notes and Enlistment Highlights

The column records guests in Burbank California with the Addys in Crescent, mentions Joseph Erkkinen enlisting in the Army Air Corps, and Robert Trumpolt purchasing a Taylor Cub J-2 and planning to base it at Marlboro and Fitchburg Air Ports. It also notes Hale class of ’52 graduate Robert Davis and family visiting from Jacksonville and a Brad ley lake housewarming with the Dudleys.

Joseph Erkkinen Edward N. Erkkinen Taylor Road Army Air Corps Robert Trumpolt William Trumpolt Hudson Road Blood Hudson Robert Marlboro Fitchburg Hale Century Plastics

Acton Families Spotted on Summer Outings and Local Clinic

Acton residents enjoy weekend retreats in Maine and New Hampshire. Middlesex Extension holds a sewing machine clinic at South Acton home with Mrs. Cleon Phelps in charge. Miss Towne and Miss Bernazida return from Canada and Gaspe Peninsula.

Middlesex Extension Service Charles Vose Main St South Acton Cleon Phelps Marion L. Towne Acton High School Canada Gaspe Peninsula Margaret Bernazida

Woodpecker War on West Side TV Antennas

Cleveland O U P residents on the west side seek protection as a noisy woodpecker bangs antennas each morning. Paul Smith, a frequent sufferer, jokes the bird either mistakes the antenna for a knothole or simply hates television, causing vibration through nearby houses.

Cleveland O U.P Paul Smith

Cashes in on Children Free-wheeling Car Bought for Father

Harolds DeGray has a $100 used car purchased for him by his 10 children. A dealer gave a $10 discount for each child, enabling the father to acquire the auto at no cost. The item underscores a curious family transaction amid odd news notes.

Hartford

Axtell Family Plans Boulder Erection in Sudbury

The Axtell Family Organization schedules a August 23 24 National Convention at Way side Inn South Sudbury to dedicate a boulder and plaque in Sudbury Center. The plaque will list 23 descendants and ancestors who served in the American Revolutionary Forces between 1776 and 1781. Attendees travel from Nebraska Kansas Iowa Michigan New York Massachusetts. Officers include Silas Blake Axtell President and Arthur James Axtell Vir New York Earl S Axtell Illinois David Horton Axtell California Phyllis Axtell Wahl Texas Marian A Axtell North Dakota Carson Axtell Fairhaven Mass Family Genealogist.

Sudbury Axtell Wayside Inn South Sudbury Sudbury Center Thomas Axtell Nebraska Kansas Iowa Michigan New York Massachusetts Silas Blake Axtell Arthur James Axtell Earl S. Axtell Illinois David Horton Axtell California Phyllis Axtell Wahl Texas Marian A. Axtell North Dakota Carson Axtell Fairhaven Mass

Marlboro Man Aids Destroyer When Under Fire

Navy Lt. John F. Sullivan of Marlboro and Lt. Glenn Moore of Jacksonville escorted Panther jets from Fighter Squadron 71 aboard USS Bon Homme Richard to strafe Chinese shore batteries firing on the destroyer USS Perkins off Korea. Their counterfire driven by Perkins star shells forced the Communist gunners to retreat, after which the ship thanked the aircraft for the support.

Korea Navy John F. Sullivan Marlboro J.g Glenn Moore Jacksonville Fla Perkins Bon Homme Richard

Two Teachers to Join Acton Teaching Staff

Acton School Committee elected Mrs Madeline Hughes Kingston to teach the new South Acton Fourth Grade and Thomas Green to join the High School faculty. Kingston, sister of former South School teacher Dorothy Hughes, will move from Worcester to Concord and holds a degree from Fitchburg State Teachers College. Green, a Brown University and Boston University candidate, brings a background in History English and guidance from Madawaska High School where he led a career day program and earned high recommendations.

Acton Whitman Pearson Madeline Hughes Kingston New South Acton Thomas Green Alphonse Almnas Kingston Dorothy Hughes South School Worcester Concord Fitchburg State Teachers College Sagamore Sutton North High School Employment Security Office Green Plainville Massachusetts Brown University Boston University Madawaska, Maine Madawaska Aroostook Eloi Daigle Madawaske High School

Mount Carmel Mass Attended by Mount Carmel Society

About 75 members of the Mount Carmel Society of St. Ann's church received Holy Communion at the 7:30 mass to close a triduum for the Feast of Mount Carmel. Rev. Thomas DeLuca celebrated the solemn high mass with Deacon Rev. Rudolph Masciarelli and Sub-deacon Rev. Damian Sano. A communion breakfast followed in the church hall. Sano, leaving for St. Leonard's in Boston, was the principal speaker and thanked parishioners for their kindness. DeLuca was also present with the members.

St. Leonard’s Church Boston DeLuca

Hollis Reports for Basic Training at Camp Pickett

Private Robert Allan Hollis son of Mr and Mrs Walter R Hollis Route 1 Dudley Street Marlboro Massachusetts has reported to the Medical Replacement Training Center at Camp Pickett Virginia for 16 weeks of basic training The course includes eight weeks of basic infantry training and eight weeks of basic medical training Also mentions Mohawk neighbors in an Indian village in Brooklyn for context.

Camp Pickett Virginia Robert Allan Hollis Walter R. Hollis Dudley Street Marlboro Mass MRTC Army

Committee in charge of arrangements named

The Third Order of St Francis announces the committee responsible for arrangements. Members include Mrs Lena Casacelli Mrs Sophie Lawrence Mrs Carmelina Trotta Mrs Elvira Birri Mrs Josephine Ricciuti and Mrs Nicolena Tornfoglio.

Third Order of St. Francis Lena Casacelli Sophie Lawrence Carmelina Trotta Elvira Birri Josephine Ricciuti Nicolena Tornfoglio

Obituary of Mrs Delia B Morrison formerly of Marlboro

Mrs Delia B Morrison formerly of Marlboro died July 15 in Philadelphia at her son’s home. Survived by husband John Morrison three daughters three sons and several grandchildren. Funeral at Church of the Annunciation Havertown Pa then burial Saturday 11:30 in Holy Trinity Cemetery Somersworth N H.

Marlboro Delia B Moorehead) Morrison Brookline Philadelphia Morrison Eleanor Clough Chatham Marlboro Country Club John Morris Church of the Annunciation Havertown Penn Holy Trinity Somersworth New Hampshire

Golf thefts prompt Marion police check courses

Marion detectives visit local golf courses after a resident reports a theft from a car. A blue summer suit and nine dozen golf balls were taken.

Marion, O U.P Marion

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Esex Soil Conservation District News Brown Ion Ation Unced Edward J NCORD E. Tuttleurg Conn John Harvey Parbay Farbey Charles P. MacIver Center Place Cottage of Friends Hyannis Fannie Frigate Barton Road Lake Boon Mar Peters Center Plate Weenie Roast O. L. Johnson Burbank, California Winthrop W. Addy Crescent, Street Richard Dudley Bradley Lake West Acton Hy M. Robt. Davis Mary Coulter Mibmosa Frank Coulters Edmond J. McNiff Acton Center Elkin, N. H Richard Barker East Acton Peak’s Island Detroit Hudson Hornets Tim Flock Buddy Shuman Merle Thomes N. K. VanDerzee Flock Shuman Thomas Russia Madeline Kingston Alphonse Alminas Mount Carmel Robert Hollis Brooklyn India Ceylon Homeland Tea Freestone Brookside Suean ManickEr Phun Monty Henry Masy Hamburg Stouk Rich Hebow Millbrook Club Finast Pere Tomato Greth Bakery Valuss Sweet Rye Bread Libby Aimoar Swit Grogen Foods Prince Fruettenat Hon Pet Ray Wa Main Street
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