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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1951

Page

13

AY BY SCHOOL TODAY SCHOOL PLAY DAY ROOSTER FIGHT

The Wilson school will assemble for a school play day with sections led by Miss Irene and Miss Joan. Activities include dances games a cracker race and relay events with prizes for successful contestants and lunches provided.

Wilson School Ireneipal Teachea Mary Mitzcavitch Adame Ralph Martino Ie Joan Murray Kathinsley Marc Maypole Ames Maryearth Walter Camp

HVE Board Meets at President Home

The Stowe Women's A Board gathered Thursday afternoon at the home of new president Mrs Ira Greatroad to discuss a base plan to differ the year's program.

Stowe Women’s A Ira Greatroad

Stow Veterans Meet June 12 at Town Hall

Local veterans group announces a meeting on the evening of June 12 at the Town Hall. The event aims to discuss community veterans’ affairs and upcoming activities. All members are urged to attend.

Stow

Sullivan 56 Dies After Short Illness at Mother's Home

Maynard resident Gertrude A. Sullivan 56 died after a brief illness at her mother Hannah J. Sullivan's home 8 Dewey Street. Born in Maynard she was daughter of Hannah J. Ennequess and the late James H. Sullivan. Survived by brothers Vincent Albert J. of Maynard and George of Marlboro and sisters Helen MacDonald of Maynard Esther Buxton of Kingston Conn. Funeral under H. W. Martin services included a high mass at St. Bridget's Church with burial in St. Bridget's Cemetery.

Maynard A. Gertrude Sullivan Hannah J. Sullivan Dewey Street Hannah J. (Ennequess James H. Sullivan Vincent Albert J George Marlboro Helen MacDonald Esther Buxton Kensington H. W. Martin St. Bridget’s Church St. Bridget’s Cemetery

Dunhams Welcome Their Fifth Child

Mr. and Mrs. Wally Dunham of Winona Salem North Carolina announce the birth of their fifth child a girl. The couple previously had three girls and two sons. They hosted Coach Bernie Megin and Mrs. Megin when Concord high played in the Piedmont Bowl last fall. The Dunhams, formerly of Newton, hope to visit Concord Massachusetts next fall.

Concord Wally Dunham Zinzendorff Hotel Winnia-Salem North Carolina Bernie Megin Megin Concord High Dunham Newton Massachusetts

Stow School Exhibit And Sale At Pilot Grove

The Pilot Grove school grades one and two held their annual exhibit Friday afternoon from 1 30 to 4 p m with large attendance. A successful food sale raised funds to buy films for the school movie projector and other equipment. The school will close at noon Friday June 15 for the season.

Stow Pilot Grove

Concord NoticesandEvents Highlights in Local News

Dorothy Hardy served as maid of honor at Lois Webley and William Woolsey’s Cambridge wedding. Firefighters extinguished a minor Old Marlboro Road car fire, marking the year’s 93rd alarm. Local youths welcome for 4 H camping at Camp Middlesex in Ashby. contact Middlesex County Extension. Three ex high school athletes from St Bonaventure’s College return home for summer. Charles Francis Adams helped plan a $50 plate Boston dinner. Concord Elks No 1479 meets Tuesday night June 12 with flag ritual led by Exalted Ruler Edward R. Kelley. Commencement at Middlesex School underway with 50th alumni reunion and graduation Saturday. Planning for 1931 high school class reunion announced by Judge Maurice McWalter. Walter Hardy recovering at home after motorcycle race injury. Concord Lodge IOOF No 212 meets tonight in West Concord. Noble Grand Norman E. Johansen to preside. New officers to be elected soon.

Jimmy McKenna Joe Callahan Jack Pierce St. Bonaventure’s College New York Concord Lodge of Elks B. P. O. E. Hall Edward R. Kelley Concord Lodge Odd Fellows Hall West Concord Norman E. Johansen

Final Meeting of Pre-School Workers Held

Sudbury mothers of the Co operative Pre school held their final meeting of the year at Memn Congregational church a covered dish supper. A planning and budget committee was appointed and nosedays with silver streamers and dollar bills were given to retiring director Mrs Kenneth Throckmartin and retiring assistant director Mrs Edward Cutler. Mrs William Laberee becomes assistant director with Mrs Richard Schmalz remaining director. Applications for next fall are open with Mrs Russell Wood.

Sudbury Kenneth Throckmartin Edward Cutler William Laberee Richard Schmalz Russell Wood Sudbury 3

Acton Whist Party at St Elizabeth's Hall Sets Season Pace

The Saturday night event at West Acton’s St Elizabeth hall ran 28 tables and was led by Tommie Janerico and Charlie Piper with Mrs Gertrude Hirons assisting. Special prizes went to L Coughlin Waltham Anne Peterson Maynard Helen Chauvin Albert Chauvin Ayer and Lena Wetherbee West Acton. High scorers included C A Landry Mrs John Clayton Jane Buono B Duggan Margaret Parker Gertrude Bakin Mrs Robert Strachan James Bakun A Murphy L A Gagne R Cameron A Hildreth G Poirier W Belleville A Holleran E Bloomberg C H Landry Jim Coughlin Frances Coughlin Mrs B Duffy Elizabeth Tourville Barbara Barnes. Next week directed by Mrs Leo Roche and Mrs John Young.

B. Duffy Elizabeth Tourville Barbara Barnes Leo Roche John Young

Concord Grads Louise and Helen Lovejoye to graduate

Misses Louise and Helen Lovejoye of Lincoln, long known locally, from the Concord High School 1949 class are now members of Endicott Junior College 144th senior class in Beverly. They will graduate next Monday June 11 in the largest class in 12 years. The bacculaureate services occur Sunday afternoon.

Concord Louise Helen Lovejoye Lincoln Concord High School Endicott Junior College Beverly

Maynard Cubs Award Charter At Pack Meeting

The Maynard Pack 30 Cub Scouts held its second annual charter meeting on May 31 at the Maynard Rod and Gun Club. Awards were given to Wolf, Lion, and service volunteers. Den performances highlighted a Circus theme with bands, quizzes, and demonstrations. A second annual Field Day and Olympics are set for June 23 at the Athletic Field.

Maynard Maynard Rod and Gun Club Sumner C. Morse Algonquin Council Harold Ruffead Mr. Jones Thodist Church Joseph Dineen William @ain Leo Mullin Paul Sawyer Boy Scouts Alphonse Januskiewicz Oy’ Scouts George Bariteau Anno Koskinen Fred Robinson Leonard’ McKenna Bernard Williams Alan Palmer Elizabeth Carlton Don Mather Anna Wilson Den Raymond Crowley Roy Januskiewicz Raymond Weaving Alan Bariteau David Kotvala Den 1 Donald Thompson Stephen Carlton Charles Wilson Richard Carlton Gary Armour Jan Armour Ronald Crowley Den 2 Ellen Haapala den Mather Teddy Haapala Roger Williams Tommie French Bruce Helander Paul Chyzus Den 5 Bruce Sere Wayne Kotvola Bernard Meister David Kotvola Eric French Den 7

Bedford Area Briefs Highlight Graduates and Local News

Paul S. Sweetnam joins Bedford’s 130th graduating class at New Hampshire school as diplomas are awarded. May 28 Grange inspection by State Grange Deputy Allen E. Edson precedes next gathering June 11 at Town Hall. Families plan trips and moves. several locals visit relatives, with notes on marriages and service members, including David Swanson in the Navy and Robert Dodge in New Mexico.

Paul S. Sweetnam Bedford New Hampton School New Hampshire Bedford Grange State Grange Allen E. Edson Sherborn The Grange Town Hall

Sudbury Woman Attends 32nd Legion Auxiliary Convention

Sudbury’s Mrs. C Arvid Nelson attended the 32nd annual American Legion Auxiliary convention at the New Ocean House in Swampscott as a Sudbury delegate. The event drew 26,900 MassachusettsAuxiliary members and featured National President Mrs Willis Reed and Governor Dever. Four scholarships were awarded for Regis College Katharine Gibbs Secretarial and the University of Massachusetts. A memorial service honored 257 departed Massachusetts Auxiliary members.

Sudbury C. Arvid Nelson American Legion Auxiliary New Ocean House Swampscott Massachusetts Willis Reed Dever Regis College Katherine Gibbs University of Massachusetts T. Kranbe Washington Legion’s National Rehabilitation Commission Walter Reed Hospital Bedford Hospital Cushing Hospital

Abbott Snelling wedding at St John’s Beverly Farms

Miss Anita Vivian Abbott and Jonathan Russell Snelling were married at St John’s Episcopal Church in Beverly Farms last Saturday. The bridegroom hails from Boston and Wayland and is a Concord Country Club member. Rev. A Abbott Hastings officiated.

Concord St. John’s Episcopal Church Beverly Farms Anita Vivian Abbott Jonathan Russell Snelling Boston

Couples Club Picnic Planned by Gleasondale Church Group

The Couples Club of Gleasondale Methodist Church elected officers: Roland Wright president, James A. McCarthy vice president, Mrs. Charles Aller treasurer, and Mrs. George Menter secretary. A picnic is set for Sunday June 10 departing 12:30 PM from the church to Camp Resolute Bolton for swimming sports games and children's prizes.

Deadline On Beef Listing Deferred Until June 18th

The Boston District Office of Price Stabilization extends the posting deadline for official beef ceiling price lists to June 18 due to printing and distribution delays. Kosher beef lists go online June 11. Prices vary by store size and zone. reductions planned for August 1 and October.

Boston District Office of Price Stabilization OPS

Cub Pack Field Day Set for June 9 at Emerson Playground

Concord district Cubs hold annual field day at Emerson playground Saturday June 9 at 2 PM General chair Melvin M King of West Concord leads with Walter O Neil Cyril Perkins Allen McClennen and Robert Douglas assisting Bernie Megin high school coach will head judge with Barry Higgins Andrew J O Reilly and Kenneth L Creighton as helpers If rain arrives the event moves indoors to Hunt Gym sneakers required.

Concord Concord - Lincoln- Carlisle Emerson Playground Melvin M. King West Concord Walter O'Neil Cyril Perkins Allen McClennen Lincoln Robert Douglas Bernie ‘Megin Barry Higgins Andrew J. O'Reilly Kenneth L. Creighton Hunt Gymnasium

Homemakers Camp Plans Picnic and Crafts At Ashby

Stow-Mrs. Allison P. Smith of Greatroad represents the Homemakers and invites participation in a picnic at Camp Middlesex in Ashby on June 13. The third annual Homemakers Camp runs June 14 to 17 with activities in rug hooking finger weaving crafts textile painting jewelry and block printing for children over two. If registration warrants the camp may extend to a full week.

Jubilant 77th Birthday for Stow-Otto Suikko

Stow-Otto Suikko of Great Road celebrated his 77th birthday on Wednesday June 6 with a family gathering at his daughter Mrs John H Wanhatalos home. Also present were Mr and Mrs Otto Suikko, their daughter and husband, and four granddaughters Sylvia Vivian Shirley and Sandra. A special birthday cake and gifts marked the occasion.

Stow Otto Suikko Great Road John H. Wanhatalo Sylvia Vivian Shirley Sandra

Bumblebee Wrecks Truck in Kalamazoo Drive

In Kalamazoo Michigan a bumblebee distracted Henry Donkerbrook as his truck sped on. He swatted at the insect causing the vehicle to crash. Donkerbrook suffered minor cuts and bruises while the truck was demolished. The bee was uninjured.

Kalamazoo Mich U. P Heniy Donkerbrook Donkerbrook

Bell Family Visit Sparks Florida Arrangement on Great Road

Mrs. Henry W. Roberts of Daytona Beach arrives for a two weeks visit with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Schaal Jr., on Great Road. Mr. and Mrs. Merton Bell of New Hampshire are noted in connection with Memorial A. Arthur Lord is mentioned as present on Great Road.

Merton Bell New Hampshire T Memorial Arthur Lord Great Road Henry W.’ Roberts Daytona Beach Florida Albert A.schaah Jr

Coast Guard Seaman From Greenland Leave Home

Stow Philip Ineson son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Inegon of wont Road recently stationed at Alameda California with the Coast Guard as a seaman apprentice is home by plane on May 9 After a two weeks leave he reported for duty in Boston aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Dexter at Constitution Wharf He left on Monday for Greenland and Iceland

Greenland Philip Ineson Samuel Inegon Wont Road Alameda California Coast Guard Boston Dexter Constitution Wharf Iceland

Stow Girl Scouts Hold Badge Night at Town Hall

The annual Girl Scouts Troop H Badge Night is tonight June 7 at Stow Town Hall at 8 o'clock. A special program of entertainment has been arranged. All parents and friends are invited to attend.

Stow Stow Town Hall

Volcano near ice cave west of Albuquerque NM

A well preserved extinct volcano lies near a large perpetual ice cave west of Albuquerque New Mexico, highlighting a notable geological feature in the region.

New Mexico Albuquerque

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Wood HVE Board St. Bridget’s ‘Church Dunhams Stow School Dorothy Hardy Lois Webley William H. Woolsey Cambridge Milton Old Marlboro Road Camp Middlesex Ashby Middlesex County Extension Service Office Charles Francis Adams Fairhaven Hill U. S. Navy Middlesex School Maurice McWalter Walter Hardy Commonwealth Avenue Whist Party Papp MIRRO SPE Cam Worcester Gas Light Co Maynard Cubs Bedford Briefs Walter Swanson Judith Swanson South Road Norfolk Virginia David Swanson U.S. Navy Elizabeth Orchard Street Village James R. Standers Winter Avenue Howard G. Echols Gary Fletcher Road Carlisle Road George Callahan Lieut. Callahan Burlington Road Canal Zone U.S. Army Robert Dodge Billeri¢a Road Rosewell Tech Robert W. Dodge Tel Goodrich Cleaners Nason Call Maynard Acton Dewey and Almy Chemical CO Moore Frank Young Central Street Homemakers SMS Parker Hardware Company Main Street Mass Postoffice
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