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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1950
Page
5
An unclear report notes a girl and an airman named Mahoney in Tokyo connected to a jaywalking incident in Georgia. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent facts or dates.
Mr and Mrs James L Zoad are spending time in Newfound as a drainage and relocation of sewer pipes is planned from South Street to Hartwell Roads. The lowest bidder is Frank D Dicenso with a bid of 6520 dollars. Mrs William E Bell and son William of Florida, former residents of 45a Elm Street, are visiting Mrs Maybelle Williams on School Way.
The Lake Boone Association elected new officers President Grant Wheat. vice president Charles O Connell. recording secretary Miss Marie O Hearn. treasurer Earle N Chrysler. New directors are George Cad Henry T Egar John E Giles John J Kelley and Ralph Lyman. John J Kelley reported lights installed on Barton road to the Stow line.
Haldeman Kentucky six employees of General Refractory Co retire with a combined 231 years of service. Leader Wisland Bowen aged 68 had 46 years of service.
Howard W. Fitzpatrick plans to run again for High Sheriff as a contested Middlesex County race looms. Nomination papers are circulating in 54 towns with mixed Democratic and Republican support and limited backing from leading Republicans and independents.
Glancy New Service states Middlesex County Commissioners Chairman Rogers filed nomination papers at the State House for Republican nomination and re election. Rogers has served since 1945 after appointments and elections to county posts starting in 1943. Middlesex County is the largest in Massachusetts with 560,384 voters and 54 municipalities.
May Bourbeau and Edward Bourbeau received a $3 bill from a Maine man. The note, issued in 1862 by the Chicopee Bank of Springfield, was printed on one side and still legal tender, now housed in Chicopee's city hall.
Charles Silva and Earl Barker Jr. left with the National Guard for Camp Edwardson Cape Cod and plan to return July 29 after two weeks with their companies. Mrs Helen Burke and John Ginnetti Jr. celebrated birthdays by hosting friends and relatives at their Davs Road home. Madge F Trow of Marlboro, retired after 35 years at Wesley College library, visited with Judge Winfield Temple and family at their Lake Boon cottage. David B Temple of Lima Ohio, a Cincinnati School of Embalming student, also visited with grandparents Judge and Mrs Temple. Alfred Domenico and spouse moved from Marlboro to Lake Boon purchasing the corner lot at Hunter and Temple avenues via Theresa Clark purchasing agent. Domenico works as upholsterer in Gintes eee.
Mrs Eugene G Kraetzer Jr was elected president of the Concord Players for the coming year. She will succeed Richard F Wood of Devens Street. Others elected to positions include Charles W Farnsworth vice president Mrs Edward P Chase secretary Stuart Cook treasurer and executive committee members Robert Brown Raymond Baldwin Mrs Stephen Baldwin Mrs Pliny Jewell Jr Whitney S Smith Mrs Stanton Garfield Mrs Virginia Armstrong and Kenneth D Robertson Jr.
Chicago officials open the first bicycle lane at an elementary school to test young riders like their fathers in automobiles. The program aims to promote road safety and orderly cycling among children.
The Church of Christ in Bedford concluded its Vacation Bible School for the year with 110 enrollments and about 75 average daily attendance. Special teachers included Miss Betty Lou Gatty and Miss Hazel Ann Dutton, with many helpers coordinating departments and an exhibition of pupil handiwork in the sanctuary.
Representative Russell, seeking another term in Massachusetts General Court, declares his candidacy for the fall election. He represents the Hadley, Lincoln, Sudbury, and Wayland area, pledging to represent district interests, attend roll calls, and oppose harm to constituents.
Residents and families share life events and official notices. Sophie Marin of 12 School Avenue is secured to Athol after a death in the family. Katherine Ormond of 90 South Road visits Maine for a few days. The town budget includes 5226 with 8168 from the Veterans Administration and 167 for Warren Airport. The McCard street area reopens after a vacation period. Mr and Mrs Nelsen North announce the birth of a child at Abe Daieleon Hospital on July 8. State Department of Ci vice and Registration lists eligibility at 3 500 dollars for an event. Billy and Cotty O Dowd of 16 School Avenue spent the weekend with grandparents Ward O Dowd.
Concord Boy Scouts Troop 43 West Concord will hold the 16th annual dog show at the Myopia Hunt Club. Lt. Alfred Kins is scoutmaster with about 1 member present. Members may contact Mrs Betty the Concord president for details.
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