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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1954
Page
2
Russell Naylor spent the weekend at Lake Winnepegaukee New Hampshire and Ogunquit Beach Maine where he attended Mary Astor's performance at the Summer Theatre on Saturday night.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith and their son Ray of McKinley Street returned this week from a vacation trip to Canada and down the St Lawrence River.
Mr and Mrs Niilo Salmi and son Dennis joined Mr and Mrs Frank Jokela for a short visit with Mr and Mrs George Whalen and family at their summer cottage in Boxboro recently.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Connors have returned to 206 Main Street after a two week vacation on the Cape.
Daniell O'Connor, aged 42 from Mi'l street, spent the weekend visiting Cape locations, recounting leisure activities and local venues during a short coastal sojourn.
The flowers on the church altar were placed in memory of Miss Jane Naylor, lit by mourners and church members last Sunday.
Selectman Phile A Dumas arrived back Monday after a two week motor journey to Cheyenne Wyoming. He plans to resume duties and review community matters this week.
Mrs Bridget Tierney of 13 Newton Drive returned this week after spending a week with her daughter Dorothy Bunielevitch at Swampscott.
Mr and Mrs Richard O Heleniu s now reside in Florida and are visiting his mother Mrs Ida Heleniu s at 19 Tramont Street. They formerly owned the Suomi Cafe at Powder Mill Corner before moving south about a year ago.
The family expresses deep appreciation for support and flowers in memory of their loved one. They thank the graduating class of 1954 for cards and messages. Frank S. Stammers, Sandra and Karen thank everyone.
John Tobin of the A and P Store is on his annual vacation. Dr J F Sampson and his family enjoy a vacation at Cape Cod from August 1 to 15. Frank Rizzo family and Mrs Leonard Farrell with daughter Pamela toured the Mohawk Trail last week.
Miss Marty Higgins of Parker Street spends a month visiting her sister Patricia in Detroit Michigan. She traveled by plane to reach the city.
Pvt. David Higgins is spending a ten day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs John Higgins of Parker street. He is stationed at Fort Monmouth New Jersey.
Don Torppa qualified in the State Junior Golf tournament at Commonwealth Co. by 38 86 for a 74 and defeated Bob Foley Bass Rock 4 and 3 in the first round. He was then upset by Pete Brown of Duxbury 1 up on the 17th after Brown parred to seal the victory.
Mrs Stella Manlich hosted a surprise bridal shower for Dorothy Ann Janulewicz at 51 Acton Street West Concord last Sunday. More than 30 friends and relatives attended from West Concord Maynard Acton and Hudson.
Miss Virginia Holly and her nephew Master Robert White Jr have visited the Holly household in Waukegan Illinois for two weeks. They stopped at Niagara Falls New York and toured points around Chicago and the Wisconsin region during their travels.
After oiling a sewing machine, run a blotter through the mechanism a few times to absorb excess oil. This prevents staining fabric later and keeps the work area cleaner during maintenance.
Washington reports opinions split on the finest instrument but agrees the carillon is the largest. The Riverside Church in New York hosts the world’s biggest carillon with 72 bells weighing about half a million pounds, while a 49‑bell set in the Netherlands gifted to Washington recently premiered.
Maynard scouts from Troops 30 and 1 return after a week at Camp Resolute Boston led by Fred Robinson and Paul Sawyer. Troop 1 won the honor as top troop with merit badges awarded to several scouts. Explorer Lawrence Brooks earned Order of the Arrow honors.
Emil Glineur Sr., 80, collapsed from apoplexy in his chair. His dog Bubbles ran to an adjoining bedroom and pawed at the bed covers until his son woke and helped. The incident occurred in Brazil, Indiana.
Olympia reports Washington state attracts a good share of Western tourists as the annual tourist business grows. The state advertising commission says this year will follow the trend with stable visitor numbers and economic benefits across major destinations.
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