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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1952

Page

8

Kendall New President of Lions Club

Concord Lions Club installed Lawrence S Kendall as the new president at a Friday meeting and smorgasbord attended by about 70 members guests and wives. Past president Laurence F Petersen conducted the installation with officers including Rae Lortz Currier Carr Howard Woodbine and others joining the board of directors and committee heads.

Concord Concord Lions Club Marlboro Country Lawrence S .Kendall Charles Wear Leonard E. Rae Laurence F. Petersen Petersen John C. Collins Rae Robert B. Lortz Rudolph W. Currier Arthur Carr Stanley M. Howard Robert Woodbine William Wright H. Theodore Beharrell Collins Richard Jenney Lincoln T. Ravenscroft

Fairbanks, Horr Attend Local and Tufts Events

Sudbury figures Joan Fairbank awarded BS degree at University of Vermont Burlington. Alan Tallant plans California trip with Concord friends. Richard A Horr, Tufts 45th reunion guest, formerly lived in the Goulding/Woodhouse area. Savings bonds promotion closes.

Harvey N. Fairbank University of Veramont Burlington Joan Fairbank Bury Lepee 2 Aoe Aran Richard A. Horr South Sudbury Willam ‘Gouldings Tufts College Horr Paul Whitney, Rhoades

Will Convert to Playhouse in Framingham County

Producer Lee Falk and Al Capp announce a second summer theatre, the County Playhouse, at the Cinema Theatre in Framingham. They move Boston success to Framingham with affordable seats, musical shows, and a unique stage design, opening July 1 with Season for Ginger and tickets on sale June 24.

Lee Falk Shoppers’ World Framingham Barnyard Wayland Millis al Capp New England Mutual Boston East Falk Mssrs County Playhouse Marlboro Melvyn Douglas Ginger

West Concord Foundry Not To Be Closed

A Concord Enterprise letter from June 17, 1952 confirms the Scott & Williams Foundry in West Concord will not close. It notes R. H. Whitehead, new president, and manager W. S. Reiley visiting and planning to increase production, refuting rumors of closure.

West Concord Foundry West Concord Scott & Williams Concord Enterprise Main Street Concord R. H. Whitehead W.S. Reiley Whitehead C. F. Knuepfer

Sudbury Grange Observes Memorial Night and Plans Fair

Sudbury Grange held Memorial Night on June 10 with Mrs. Davis S. Baldwin remembering members who passed away and flowers placed on the Bible. Storms kept many away. The June 24 meeting will elect officers and feature a Strawberry Festival chaired by Margaret M. Hawes. Neighbors Night earlier featured Miss Charlotte Mercier accordion, Miss Betty Ann Oliver baton twirl, and E William Pettigrew singing with banjo.

Sudbury Sudbury Grange Davis S. Baldwin Grange Fair Rodney Hadley Margaret M. Hawes Grange Charlotte Mercier Betty Ann Oliver William Pettigrew

Stow Republicans elect officers and set pre primary delegates

Lambert H. Bigelow is named chairman with R. Stillman Priest as vice chairman and Mrs. David C. Clemens as secretary. Harold A. Priest is treasurer, William K. Walters finance chairman. A fund raising program is under way and Bigelow will be delegate with Walters as alternate to the pre primary assembly on June 28 at Worcester Municipal Auditorium.

Stow Republican Town Committee Lambert H. Bigelow R. Stillman Priest David C. Clemens Harold A. Priest William K. Walters Bigelow Walters Worcester Municipal Auditorium

Timber Control in Alaska and Oregon Tightens

The federal government now regulates virtually all timber in Alaska and much of that in Oregon, signaling wide reach of federal oversight over forest lands and logging operations.

Alaska Oregon

Home Town Boys United in Army Assignment

Three Lawrence Mass. men, Tony, Joe and Jim, who grew up together in school and softball, were inducted Feb. 6 1951 and soon assigned to Fort Devens then Camp Rucker Alabama. They joined the 47th Viking Infantry Division in Company F 135th Infantry Regiment and share duties, billets and a company softball team.

Camp Rucker Ala U.P Tony’s Joe Jim Lawrence Mass Army Fort Devens 47Th “Viking 135Th Infantry Regiment Tony

Loot recovered cheaply in North Carolina bank theft

Smithfield reports a bank cashier says his son recovered $50 in change stolen from the Pine Level bank by offering a 25 cent reward to a 12 year old Black boy who led him to the hideout.

Smithfield N.C U.P Street Jones Bank of Pine Level

Bedford Girl Reaches Finals on Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour

Theresa McMahan 14, daughter of Bedford police officer Martin F. McMahan, played trumpet in the finals on NBC TV. She performed Sugar Blues and Undecided, wowed the audience, and could win top prizes of 2000, 1200, or 750 with votes tallied in about 10 days. She plays by ear, has two years’ experience, and would take her mother on a real vacation if she wins.

Bedford Theresa McMahan Martin F. McMahan Hancock Street Ted Mack N.B.C Wztv Channel 4 Miss McMahan United States Colleen

Notable Returns and Weekend Guests Include Regional Figures

Stow the elder Mrs. Hans Erikson has returned home after an operation at Baker Memorial Hospital. Weekend guests include Miss Eleanor E. McColl and Arthur McColl of Brookline New Hampshire, George Thoreson of Concord, and Fran and Shirley Parker of Maynard at Arthur Thoresen's Avalon Cub inn on Cuttyhunk Island.

Hans Erikson Great Road Baker Memorial Hospital Arthur McColl Brookline New Hampshire George Thoreson Concord Fran Shirley Parker Maynard Arthur Thoresen Avalon Cub Cuttyhunk Island

Sudoury Tin Dies in Haverfield Home at 28

The obituary notes Sudoury Tin wife of Cs died after a long illness in Haverfield. She was 28 years old and survived by her husband and two sons Walter and Arthur, a sister Zoe Scott. Funeral services were held at Ty Fowler Street with burial at Methodist Cemetery. A sale notice from Stow Association indicates a postponed event due to rain.

Sudoury_ tin Haver Sident Say Sheley Walter Arthur Zoe Scott Ty Fowler Robert K. J Methodist

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