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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1951
Page
14
The six month period shows 492 placements in manufacturing and 525 in non-manufacturing with 413 women 171 veterans and 146 handicapped. About 14 percent were placed through the juvenile program. 26 undergraduates available for light domestic work. The June 30 week had a high claim load with about 450 partial unemployment claims due to the holiday period, 250 fewer than the prior month.
Miss Ruth Page Sweet, director of Bouve Boston School of Physical Education Medford, announces that Miss Anne and Concord girls will enter the Boston school in full. The note outlines admission and participation details as part of a regional education plan.
Morrill daughter of Mr and Mrs Radcliffe Morrill of 354 Main Street Concord and Miss Virginia Mutty daughter of Col and Mrs John E Mutty Sr of 5 Sudbury Road Concord have been accepted for college entrance next fall. Morrill presided over the band joined Student Exchange and contributed to the school paper. Mutty active in dramatics National Honor Society and won the Bausch and Lomb Honorary science award. They will major in Physical Therapy at Bouve Bos School affiliated with Tufts College.
Jane Novick a 14 year old girl from Maynard was chosen Miss Lithuania at the Lithuanian Radio Broadcasting Corporation annual picnic held at Vose's Pond over the weekend.
U P staff correspondent recounts Korea after conflict with sorrow for civilians and praise for UN forces. He notes 15 000 war orphans moved to island sanctuaries and tens of thousands homeless or wanderers living in cellars and caves. Civilian casualties and massive property destruction cited, with Seoul heavily looted and burned.
Mr and Mrs Henry E Warner of Lincoln are at their Pecasset summer home. A Pinecamp New York report says Concords Company H M N G 182nd Infantry is in two weeks training and praises the regiment commanded by Col Otis M Whitney of Concord. Lt Gen Willis D praised the unit.
Crittenberger commands the First Army as the local unit led by Lt. Paul V. Dee, acting commander, prepares to return home on Saturday.
Recent guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Genetti of Elm Street include Mrs Genetti's sister and family Mr and Mrs Harold Klaiss and two children from River Rouge Michigan and her mother Mrs Edith Buckley.
Concord reports 132 appointments, 66 percent of the Concord Chapter quota of 125 pints. Massachusetts statewide quota for the new fiscal year is 192000 pints with 108000 for soldiers and civil defense. Last year 85000 pints were collected, underscoring the need to double community efforts.
Members of the Concord Young Republican Club may hold a corn roast next month at the camp of Gardner Lawrence off Monument street. John E. Mutty Jr is president. Last Sunday girls from St Bernard's and Our Lady Help of Christians parishes received Holy Communion and next Sunday boys will follow. Local youths building homes in Lincoln include F Wallace Peterson and David Spooner both ex Concord High School athletes.
Funeral services were held last Friday for Dr. William T. Merrill 90 longtime VA hospital Bedford staff member who died Wednesday at Milton hospital. Born in Deer Island Maine he graduated from Dartmouth 1887 Bowdoin Medical 1891 and practiced in several towns before joining the War Risk Bureau and Veterans Administration in 1923. He later specialized in psychiatry and was active in Psi Upsilon and Tranquil Lodge. Surviving are his wife and son Chauncey D. Merrill of Milton.
Announcement sent out that guest ministers will lead services at Church of Christ during Rev. Marvin L. Derby’s vacation. Rev. Richard T. Broeg of Swampscott Methodist will preach July 22 and 29 and lead Communion August 5. Rev. Charles M. Crooks of Lexington will preach August 12.
Marlboro Mr. and Mrs. Peter DiCenzo of 122 South Street reunited last night with their daughter Anna Marino born in Carthage New York in 1911 who had lived in Italy since foster care. After decades of searching they learned of her whereabouts following the death of her foster mother. Their joyous reunion bridges 33 years of absence and distance.
The Hammond children of Old Billerica road Mr and Mrs George Hammond head to camp for two weeks. Martha Hammond attends Camp Four Winds Plymouth and Corey Hardmond joins Sachem council Boy Scout camp Antrim New Hampshire.
Miss Virginia Ritchings Cullen daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley H Cullen of South Lincoln will wed S Douglas Winslow son of Mr and Mrs Edward P Winslow of Framingham at St Anne s Episcopal Church Lincoln next Saturday night at 730 o clock The notice also notes Bucephalus the horse of Alexander the Great.
A committee of new officers for the Legion Wi Slate Ley List at Concord-Community Post LA No 15 includes He E Hannon Thomas J Hayes Landini McLaughlin Meehan James H Myette Brien Jost Sheek Commander David Past Commander and Michael B Gor. The text notes a last duel of Carolina with ex Governor John Stanly.
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