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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1951
Page
5
Joan Cratty School and Miss yin of the Free ere presented the Fund Award for a dance rating and polastic standing. Pupils from uge eight received ribbons for the record and high mevement.
The event was directed by John B. Rice and Thomas Forrest. Miss Cratty is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Cratty of 36 Commonwealth Avenue, and Miss Gauvin is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Gauvin of 99 Howe Street.
Anthony Joseph Zarba of Marlboro received a Music B in Music Education from the New England Conservatory of Music at a Jordan Hall commencement in Boston. He is assistant supervisor of music in Marlboro public schools. The Mozambique Portuguese East Africa population was 5,760,930 as of September 1950, up 17,689 since 1946.
Miss Shirley Hinckley daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis J Hinckley of 10 Auburn Street Marlboro was guest of a miscellaneous shower party Tuesday evening hosted by Mrs Laura Bedard of 132 Broad Street About 35 relatives and friends attended A luncheon was served by Mrs Bedard with help from her mother Mrs Harvey Beausoleil Miss Hinckley will wed Emile Bedard son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Bedard of 132 Broad Street at Immaculate Conception church on June 30
Nicholas Kane Maynard 83 died Wednesday night at Whitney Rest Home in Stow. Funeral from his son Hilary Kane’s Brook Street home with a requiem mass at St. Bridget's Church and interment in the parish cemetery. Born in Renews Newfoundland, he lived in Maynard 68 years and worked for the American Woolen Co. Survived by three sons Hilary Frank Nicholas J Kane all of Maynard and two daughters Mrs James Woodside of Auburndale and Sister Magdeline of Theresa Peekskill New York.
The Stow 4-H Busy Bees Canning Club met Monday at leader Arthur Puffer's home on Great Road. The next meeting is set for June 25 at the same location. Patricia Barbour of Crescent Street and Reba Wood of Gleasondale Road retired home after visiting a center Ossipee. Povey H. Howard of Great Road entered the Whitney Homestead as a patient on Wednesday.
The Stow nine defeated Littleton 3 to 1 Monday night at Stow Athletic Memorial Field in a North Middlesex Junior Baseball League match.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian A. Martinson of 36 Hubbard Street observed their 48th anniversary yesterday. The Concord residents are longtime locals with Mr. Martinson a retired businessman.
Concord-Eliot R Howard of 25 Monument Street was chosen by the church committee to fill the unexpired term of Kenneth W Rollins of Deveris Street who resigned as moderator of the Trinitarian Congregational Church.
Philadelphia date line reports Le Roy Wells of Buzztown clears debris along Pennsylvania's 120 mile Horseshoe Trail. He rides the route with paint and a trail-clearing ax to paint horse shoes vivid yellow and prevent hikers and riders from straying.
Bernardston Mass reports the Goodale Memorial Church choir altering a service hymn to Shall We Gather At the River due to few men attending on the trout season opener. The note recalls Wyoming railroad development from 1868 to 1887 when the Wyoming Central branch of Chicago and Northwestern entered the territory.
Ercedes McCambridge eloped with Fletcher Markle during filming and others like Ruth Roman Mortimer Hall and Richard Todd wed after joining All the King's Men. The piece notes radio stars, TV crossovers, and planned cameos from Groucho Marx Oscar Levant, with several star signings and title changes tied to Warner’s, RKO and Universal-International projects.
Sudbury residents host guests from Trenton and Toronto while Amherst College events and a nephew graduation are noted. Navy trainee Kenneth Hooper reports to Newport Rhode Island. Local plans include a tennis club formation and a birthday celebration for Judy Child.
Acton Woman's Club advances the annual country fair set for July 28 with supper duties led by chairman Mrs. Franklin D Shores. Volunteers include Mrs. Walter Stevens and others assisting with the News England baked bean supper.
Pauline Dora Bourgeois daughter of Mrs. Lucy Bourgeois of Waltham wed John Murray Phelps son of Mrs. Phyllis Phelps of Sudbury at St Charles church Waltham. Rev F W McCarthy officiated. Bridesmaids and ushers named. Reception at Howard Johnsons. Newlyweds will live in Richfield Springs NY where Mr Phelps works for Tennessee Gas.
Private funeral services were held in Amherst New Hampshire for Charles Carruth a former Concord resident who died suddenly on Wednesday June 13 in his 63rd year. He belonged to the Concord Rotary Club and formerly ran the Concord Kennels and Birdland on Lexington Road. After leaving Concord he summered in Amherst and wintered in Bermuda. A wife and a daughter survive.
At the James J. Mansi Post 158 meeting in the Veterans Building the annual slate was named. Cold Jol E. Mutty Sr. was chosen commander succeeding Frank J. McLaughlin. Mutty, a WWI and WWII veteran, is a Melrose Post 90 charter member and served as naval aviator in the first war. New officers include Robert G. O’Brien senior vice commander and others.
Lexington high school 1931 class members organize a 20th reunion for Saturday night at the Old Belfry club. Committee chairpersons include Mr and Mrs H Allen Gilman. Residents Lawrence cotte and family sold their home and will summer at Nuttings Lake before moving to Waltham. Master Sgt and Mrs Rice Rounds visit, with Rounds’ mother Mrs Paul Mali aguti hosting, while Rounds begins a posting in Illinois until July 1.
Milwaukee correspondent reports on Army training where a sergeant gives a lecture on bonding brothers in service. Recruit Eddie Giencke recalls his brother at home, and the sergeant assigns him extra duty as a result.
Burglars struck the N L Cox hardware store twice in a month, sawing through the roof in different spots to gain entry. The incidents prompt fears of ongoing burglary and roof damage as the owner considers precautions and security upgrades.
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