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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1948

Page

14

Navy expands high school recruitment program

Commander N J Weotdesley leads Navy recruiting in Eastern regions including Rhode Island and New Hampshire. The Navy will enroll graduates with a high school diploma or equivalent in June and guarantees placement at their chosen trade school among options like Electrician Machinist Electronics Radio Man and Yeoman. Eligibility requires complete high school education, age 17 to 31, and no prior military service.

Cormmander N United States Navy

Puffer Brothers to Host Local Dairy Meeting

Local farmers will gather at twilight at Westfield Farm in Groton for a dairy meeting hosted by the Puffer Brothers of Monument Street. The sessions are sponsored by the County Extension Office with next meeting set for June 21 and the June 26 site to be announced.

Cord Twilight Westfield Farm Groton Puffer Brothers Monument Street Bsk Divine County Extension

Bedford Nancy Dick Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party

Bedford Nancy Dick daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Dick of 140 Great Road marked her sixth birthday with a party for many young friends. Attendees included Elizabeth Webster Joan Lord Marjorie Lord Judith Lord Jacqueline Fay Joan Kiely Janet Wiggins Carol Lee Wiggins Carolyn Jones George Hebert Jr Charles Hebert Mis George Hebert John Dick Carol Dick Jean Dick and Paul Dick. Nancy received numerous gifts and refreshments were served.

Bedford Nancy Earl Dick Great Road Elizabeth Webber Joan, Lord Marjorie Lord Judith Lord Jacqueline , Fay Joan Kiely Janet Wiggins Carol Lee Wiggins Carolyrr Jones George Hebert Jr Charles Hebert Mis Géorge ’ Hebert John Dick Carol Dick Jean Dick Paul

Navy education path links enlistment to school choice

The article explains that applicants for electronics training must pass a special examination and a physical to prove fitness for duties. If qualified, a young man can request his preferred school, and upon enlistment the Navy will begin directing him toward that school.

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Stanley Brothers Electricians Open in Concord

Concord brothers Edward A. Stanley and Walter B. Seakley have started an electrical business in Concord. Both WWII veterans, they bring prior experience from A R Macleod and MacRae respectively, and plan service for local homes and businesses in Concord and nearby towns.

Concord Ca Navy Corcord Enterprise

Second son born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Bulger

Concord residents Mr and Mrs Joseph Bulger announce the birth of their second son on June 10 at Richardson General hospital. The mother is former Elizabeth Washburn and the baby is named after grandfather Andrew William Washburn. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Andrew Washburn of Hanover and Mr and Mrs William J Bulger Sr of Concord.

Concord Joseph William’ Bulger Independence Road Richardson. Suse Boston Bulger Elizabeth Washburn Andrew. William Andrew Washburn Hanover William J. Bulger

Concord woman Rosamond Hepburn dies estate valued at 320000

In Middlesex Probate Court a will for Rosamond Hepburn of Mill Road Concord valued at 320000 outlines bequests to husband Andrew Hurn and others. A trust pays monthly sums to named servants, with the Boston Symphony Orchestra to receive the remainder. She formerly was Rosamond S Dixey Brooks of Brookline and married Hepburn in Reno in 1941 after divorcing Gorham Brooks.

Concord Rosamond Hepburn Mill Road Gerda Anderson Bedfordtreet Tegal Boston Symphony Orchestra Hepburn Rosamond S. Dixey Brooks Brookline Reno Nev Gorham Brooks Harvara University

Lincoln men win 1948 National Quality Award from life underwriters

Cortcord Harmer and Alex Hammer Jr of Lincoln were presented certificates at the Boston Life Underwriter Association annual meeting at the Boston City Club. The award recognizes quality life underwriting service and an excellent record of maintaining and extending life insurance benefits.

Cortcord Alex M. Harmer Alex’ M. Hammer

Whit tier graduates with honors from Sewickley

Bedford residents Mr and Mrs James B Laffin report their grandson Dana Whittier son of Mr and Mrs Danscan Whittier recently graduated with honors from Sewickley Pennsylvania at 98 rank He will attend Norwich Military University in Pearl He is the maternal grandson of Mrs Carrie Whittier of 215 Great Road

Bedford James B. Laffin Concord Sewkley Pennsylvania Dana Whittier Dans Can Whittier Young Whittier Norwich Carrie &. Whittier Great’ Road

Speeches and Secretaries Shape a President's Draft

In Washington a colonel explains the process by which Presidents speeches are drafted by literary secretaries and experts. The piece sketches how six to eight aides, clerks, and researchers assemble a speech for a president, noting Truman's planned extemporaneous West tour and the broader effort toward world peace through federalization and allied conferences.

Interithetary Association Atia Inter- Planetary Association Billy Beluria Okeh White House Tnniel Feolir Roosevelt Poe Truman Tittinsell Huttianitartisns West Harry Truman Vox Humara Biel Gridiron’ Club National Conference On Family Life Washington

West Concord pupils perform final school radio broadcast

Principal James W. McMullen leads Harvey Wheeler School pupils in a season finale from Radio Station WCRB in Waltham. Mackey Caldwell is the announcer. first graders perform The Boy and His Billy Goats Three with Barbara Wisley Richard Marshall Bobby Gailfoil and others. Barbara Kelly and Bobby Witherell provide solos. recordings will be available for children and parents.

West Concord Harvey ‘Wheeler WCRB Waltham Concord Mackey Caldwell Billy Goats Barbara Wisley Richard “Marshall Bobby Gailfoil Rabbit Billy Moran the Fox Carolyn Holmes Bee Jean ‘Thomas Ralph Viscariello Betty Ann Hall Ag Three Goats Barbara Kelly Bobby Witherell Emily McMullen Joé Antognoni

Concord Folks Attend Wedding of Pride Burbank Morse

In Wayland Miss Elizabeth Pride Burbank daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Burbank wed Charles Fessenden Morse III son of Mrs Arthur H Morse of Weston The Concord bridal party included Edith M Ham as bridesmaid and Harvey Wheeler as usher Flower girl Eleanor Putnam of Concord witnessed the ceremony.

Concord Wayland Elizabeth Pride Burbank Philip Burbank Chartes Fessenden Morse Arthur H. Morse Weston Mr. Morse Edith: M. Ham Harvey Wheeler Eleanor Ti (Putnam

McBreens Mark Wedding Date

Concord couple John and Mrs McBreen of Walden street celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary last Thursday June 10. They have seven children with the oldest adult and the youngest 13 months old.

Concord John McBreen Walden Street Strawberry Hill Road

Church board selects new plans amid Friday meeting

The Prudential Board of the Church of Christ met at the church Friday evening. Earl S. Atwood was former manse occupant. The board voted to expand church activities with more card party events.

Bedford Prudential Board The Church of Christ Earl S. Atwood

Condbrd-h e graduates andover class names

Fragmentary text notes graduates including John B and Lyn Smith amid unclear context. No identifiable event, dates, or full names to specify a concrete local notice.

Condbrd Hissips Andover John B Lyn Smith Smith

Bedford association workers meeting chronicled

The report notes a Bedford association workers meeting held by the Vestry of Christ on luritheon. Afternoon activities included a journed to cards with Mrs W in attendance.

Bedford Christ Luritheon

Attend Milk, a Fe Should Be Cool in Warm Weather

A partial notice explains milk storage guidance for warm weather, emphasizing keeping dairy products cool to prevent spoilage and ensure safety. It highlights temperature considerations and practical handling tips for households.

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