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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1950

Page

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Concord School Notes and Community Events Summary

Local items report final days for students ahead of summer break and Father’s Day on June 16. Updates mention Concord Arts events at The Paint Pot, the library and Mill area construction, and municipal warnings. Memorial notes honor George E. for polio death.

Concord Srs Concord Artses Municipal Unitarian Mini Liberty Bell Lamb Onslow Deteam Gion Genter Chamber of Sam Boston Braves Jethroe

Concord seniors prepare for graduation events week

Seniors meet at Concord for graduation week activities led by O Donnell who oversees ushers for the dance. The auditorium or location for the banquet remains to be finalized with plans for the colonial Inn and the graduation ceremony set for Wednesday the 14th.

de O'Donnell

Fire destroys garage in early Tuesday blaze

Firemen from Station were at the scene early Tuesday in Concord at the Browns residence the Marl Brook area when the blaze started in a garage damaged a car and building. Station crews estimated the damage as a complete loss.

Mr. and Brown Old Marl- Concord

Ticket Reservations For Eddy Bros. Amusements At Elm

Following the circle around, another person at 8 o'clock reports that ticket reservations are being put on by Eddy Bros. for the amusements and acts at Elm Street location.

Eddy Bros

38 Boys Granted Diplomas At Middlesex School Concord

Concord Middlesex School graduates thirty eight boys at morning exercises led by Headmaster Lawrence Terry. Principal speaker Francis Whiting Hatch, a Boston businessman and writer, attends. James F. Brownlee presides. Valedictory delivered by James H. McChord of Louisville. The 1950 class includes six Concord boys. baccalaureate was held last night by Dr. Palfrey Perkins.

Concord Middlesex School Francis Whiting Hatch Boston James F. Brownlee Lawrence Terry James H. McChord Louisville Kentucky Palfrey Perkins King’s Chapel Milton Lawrence Aitken, Jr Springfield Ohio Richard Almy Jr South Westport Christopher Bipin Bose Nagpur C. P India Edward Chauncey Brainard Augustus Page Browne Jr Lawrence Dickey Brownell Philadelphia John Bagley Buttrick Jr Frederick Dewey Cameron Juan Alberto Estrada Guatemala City Guatemala John Rison Fordyce III Little Rock Ark Frederick Gooding Jr Theodore Dumaine Graves West Orange N. J James Foster Green Clayton Nea Tim Hamers Theodore Cole Romaine Jr New York N. Y Edmund Kirkwood Summersby Summit N.J John Johnston Taylor St. Paul Minn Charles D. W. Thompson Old Brookville William Penfield Travis Cleveland Heights Stephen Swift Walker

Rotary To Install Slate On July 6

Concord event notes a July 6 installation of Rotary officers. Arthur T. Lyman commissioner of conservation spoke at the luncheon at Howard Johnson West Concord, with G Sherman Blair presenting and Morton R. Seavey presiding. Dr D Edward Cleary Jr to chair July program.

Concord Howard Johnson West Concord Arthur T. Lyman Conservation G. Sherman Blair Morton R. Seavey D. Edward Cleary, Jr

Hawthorne O.E.S. Postpones Meeting to June 21

The Hawthorne Chapter O.E.S. postpones its regular monthly meeting from June 14 to Wednesday June 21 due to graduation at the high school. The session will be at Masonic Hall with Mrs. George R. Simms Sr in charge.

Concord Hawthorne O.E.S Masonic Hall George R. Simms

Concord closes schools after June 21 report days

Supt McLeary lists closing dates for the Concord school system. Elementary schools stay in session June 19 and 20 with a short morning session June 21 for report cards. Concord High runs June 19 and 20 with no classes June 21 and a short morning session June 22 for final report cards.

Concord Ralph D. McLeary Concord High School

Two Teachers Honored At Concord Tea Retirement

Mrs. Andrew C. Baggesen hosted a Monday tea for Misses Minna and Maud Findeisen at Lowell Road. The sisters retire after 44 years each teaching in Concord. The Peter Bulkeley School faculty presented each with a purse of 44 dollars, honoring their service. Principal Morton R. Seine introduced the event as the pair spoke of long Concord school careers.

Concord Andrew C. Baggesen Lowell Road Findeisen Minna Maud Peter Bulkeley Morton R. Seinee

Principal McMullen Named Instructor at Concord Recreation

Concord recreation commission appoints James F. McMullen of Harvey Wheeler School as playground instructor for summer programs, replacing John F. Donovan who has just been named Concord High principal. Last night's town meeting was postponed. next meeting set for July.

Concord Concord High School John F. Donovan Davis Court Concord Recreation Commission Commission James F. McMullen Harvey Wheeler School West Concord Central Street

Concord Graduate Nurse Marguerite Barrett

Miss Marguerite Barrett daughter of Mr and Mrs George T Barrett of 17 Elsinore Street recently graduated from the Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing She is a Concord High School alumna and has not announced future plans.

Concord Marguerite Barrett George T. Barrett Elsinore Street Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing Concord High School

Rainbow Assembly Meeting Postponed To Afternoon

Concord Rainbow Girls will meet Saturday at 2 p m at the Masonic Temple instead of evening. Edith Bailey announces plans for a June 17 dance at the Girl Scout House featuring old fashioned and square dancing. An initiation was held at the hall on the afternoon of the 17th.

Concord Masonic Temple Edith Bailey Girl Scout House Assema

Dentists per Resident Ratio Reported by ADA

The American Dental Association reports an average of one dentist for every 1 727 residents in the United States in mid year figures. The finding highlights access to dental care across regions and the overall dental workforce distribution nationwide.

The American Dental Association United States

Custodian Reinstated After Illness at Town House

Concord-C resident Joseph Culkins Sr of 40 Bedford Street resumes duties as custodian of the Town House after weeks of illness and a serious Emerson Hospital operation. J Raymond Simms served in his absence.

Concord B. Joseph Culkins, Sr Bedford Street Emerson Hospital J. Raymond Simms

Illinois veneer industry consumes vast logs for annual supply

In a typical year the Illinois veneer industry uses more than 15 million board feet of raw materials. Most of this comes from logs purchased as the base material for production.

Illinois

Concord Community Chest picks 1950 campaign officers

The 1950 Concord Community Chest announces officers to lead the fall campaign. Gilbert M. Roddy is general chairman with Arthur Perry Jr vice chairman, Henry S. Drinker Jr chairman of Concord residential, Robert D. Parks of Concord business, George S. Lawton West Concord chairman, Frederick H. Dominic treasurer, Mrs. Walter K. Shaw Jr special gifts chairman, David B. Williams organizations chairman, and John J. Sheehan Jr publicity chairman. The group plans groundwork amid tighter national economy increasing local demand.

Concord Concord Community Chest Gilbert M. Roddy Arthur Perry, Jr Henry S. Drinker Concord Residential Robert D. Parks Concord Business George S. Lawton West Concord Frederick H Dominic Walter K. Shaw, Jr Special Gifts David B. Williams John J. Sheehan Jr

Four Firemen Feted At Concord Dept Dinner

Four veteran Concord firefighters were honored at a Central Fire Station dinner hosted by the Hotel Kendall of Framingham. Deputy Chief John Olsen Captain Robert Prentiss Captain Frank McLean and Carl Anderson received 25 dollars in silver and a gold badge each. Deacon’s widow will receive his badge. An in memoriam honored the late Captain George W. Deacon, who died two weeks earlier.

Concord Central Kendall Framingham Concord Firemen’s Relief Association Thomas Tombeno John Olsen Robert Prentiss Frank McLean Carl Anderson George W. Deacon Deacon Charles W. Dee

Concord Band Concert Sponsored by Legion at Ocean House

Yesterday the 23rd Infantry band of Concord played a concert at the New Ocean House in Swampscott. The event was sponsored by the local Legion post and featured a large Boston insurance company’s annual outing.

Concord 23Rd Infantry Band New Ocean House Swampscott Boston Insurance Company

Concord High School Names John F Donovan as Principal

John F Donovan will succeed Radcliffe Morrill as principal of Concord High School the Concord School Committee announced Donovan a Dartmouth graduate with a master’s from Boston University has served four years on the teaching faculty and is popular with students and staff.

New Concord High School John F. Donovan Davis Court Radcliffe Morrill Concord’School Committee Donovan Dartmouth Boston University Keith Martin Concord

Findeisen Sisters Reception Honors Two Concord Teachers

Concord teachers Minna and Maud Findeisen are celebrated by the 44 Club with a reception Saturday night at Concord High School library. The event starts at 7 30 and marks their 44 years of service and retirement effective June 30. Judge Maurice Bean heads the committee.

Concord Findeisen Minna Maud Peter Bulkeley Mbrary Concord High School 44 Club Maurice Bean

Peter Bulkeley School Demonstrates 18 Physical Education Events

On Tuesday pupils at Peter Bulkeley School performed a physical education demonstration at Emerson Playground led by local instructors and faculty. The program featured a total of 18 events.

Concord Peter Bulkeley Emerson Flayground

Dever Speaks on Communism at Breakfast

Governor Paul A Dever was guest speaker at a joint Communion breakfast of the Holy Name Society and the Ladies Sodality of St Bernard’s Church in Monument Hall after the 8 15 mass. About 150 attended as he spoke on The Menace of Communism.

Fr. Burke John R. McManus Concord Clyne The Reality Martin J. Diskin Holy Name Col Otis M. Whitney Maurice McWalter Republican Town Committee

Class Day Dance Planned for June 10 at Wells Hall

Concord high school's 1950 seniors will hold the annual Class Day dance Saturday night June 10 at the Wells A Hall Memorial Auditorium. Donald D. Reed chairs the event with Beverly Chaffee arranging refreshments Elizabeth Melloon decorations Joan Pearson tickets Paul Leslie cleanup and Claire Parker advertising on the junior class committee.

Concord Concord High School Wells A. Hall Donald D. Reed Beverly Chaffee Elizabeth Melloon Joan Pearson Paul Leslie Claire Parker

Outdoor Exercises For First Time In History Of School

Ninety seniors attend final Concord High School function with tickets issued in advance. Processional, national anthem, invocation by Rev. Robert H. Barber, welcome by Anthony Basile, musical interlude Our Heritage, and diploma presentations by Mrs. Winslow J. Damon.

Concord High School Concord Robert H. Barber Trinitarian Congregational Church Anthony Basile Mary Len Mskeprk Radcliffe Morrill Stephen Foster Glee Club John King Gloria Beauschene Jonathan Robinson Celine McCabe

Also Mentioned on This Page

Patter Concord High Ident George E Tes Ictim Iday Acti E. Tuttle Middlesex Hatch Rotary Supt McLeary McMullen Rainbow Assembly C. H Roddy DEPT Main St Maynard Dr. Stedman Clinton Maynard Board OF Health Findeisen Sisters Dever John J. Foley Fr. Ryan TAX and Vacation Club Middlesex Institution For Savings Main Street Concord 263 Agency For Savings Bank Life Insurance Raytheon of Newton Marlboro Hudson Chapel St Raytheon Manufacturing Co Chapel Street Mass Republican 21 Club OF Concord Arthur W Cambridge Kirkland Middlesex County
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