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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1950

Page

10

Concord Couple Weds at Columbia University Chapel NYC

Miss Margaret Koons became the bride of William Blackall Miller in a ceremony at Stu's Chapel Columbia University New York City last Saturday. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Hans W Miller of 88 Main street Concord. The bride was given in marriage by her twin brother Dr E Donaldson Koons of Waterville and the bride’s brother in law Rev John Underwood Sions of Ogunquit Maine officiated. A reception followed at the Women's Faculty Club.

Concord Stu Columbia University New York City Margaret Koons William Blackall Miller Hans W. Miler Main Street E. Donaldson Koons Waterville John Underwood Sions Ogunquit Maine

Missionary Daughter Marries Scholar Miller

The bride, daughter of Mrs. E. Wade Koons of New York and the late Rev. Koons, served overseas with the American Red Cross in World War II. She studied at Wooster College, Oberlin, the Sorbonne, and Columbia, and plans further study in England, France, and Italy as a Fulbright scholar. Her husband, a Harvard graduate with an MFA from Columbia, served in Burma and China during the war. They will spend the next year in Italy as Fulbright scholars after further study in Europe.

E. Wade Koons New York Mr. Koons Korea Presbyerian Board of Foreign Missions Harvard College Columbia University U. S Burma China Miller England France Italy Fullbright

Weston Church Wedding Ties Rice to Morse in Weston

Miss Suzanne Rice daughter of Mr and Mrs Randolph Packard Rice of Weston married Thomas Robeson Morse Jr at First Parish Church in Weston last Thursday. Miss Jeanne Phillips of Carlisle served as bridesmaid as the couple began life together with family observers and a reception at home. Mr and Mrs Jerome Smith formerly Frances Murphy of Rutland Vermont visited Mrs Smiths mother Mrs George Murphy on Concord Road south Lincoln.

Jeanne. Phillips Carlisle Suzanne Rice Randolph Packard Rice Weston Thomas Robeson Morse, Jr Thomas R. Morse South Lincoln Jerome Smith Frances Murphy Rutland Vermont Smith George Murphy Concord Road South Lincoln

Concord Girl Scouts Sponsor Nurse Aid Course

Miss Elizabeth Alexander RN instructs a junior nurse aide course at Emerson Hospital in the Nurses Home classroom. The program is open to Concord high school girls and older from Concord and nearby towns served by the hospital.

Emerson Hospital Concord Girl Scouts Elizabeth Alexander Concord

Hoover Report urged action on government reform

The Hoover Commission, a bipartisan panel of six Democrats and six Republicans, studied the federal government and issued a report with about three hundred recommendations to cut costs by at least ten percent. The Massachusetts Committee for the Hoover Report calls taxpayers to learn the findings and contact Congress to push for action.

Hoover Commission America Congress Massachusetts

Chelmsford Wins 3 1 Over West Concord in Suburban League

West Concord suffers a 3-1 defeat as Chelmsford scores all three runs in the first inning. Junior Jones takes the loss on seven hits while Ken Wells of Harvard retires the final 15 batters. West Concord’s only other run comes when Val Muscato scores after walking and stealing second.

West Concord Jones Chelmsford Val Muscato Bob Flynn Herb Blodgett Ken Wel Harvard

Winchester 6 PACC 0 in playoff salvage at John A Crowe Park

Winchester capitalized on wildness and walks to beat PACC 6 to 0 Sunday. Dee struggled for Winchester while Farrell pitched well for the winners during the afternoon tilt.

Winchester Maynard John A. Crowe Dee Farrell Connors Burns Plummer Donaghy Oliver Belino Jerry Robinson P.A.C.C

West Concord junior team hosts game amid rough start

In the North Middlesex Junior Baseball League West Concord coached by Brick MacWilliams plays at Littleton tonight at 6 15 while Ayer visits Shirley in another game. West Concord has lost both starts this season to Acton and Ayer. Standings show West Concord at 0 2 with 0 wins and 2 losses.

West Concord North Middlesex Brick” MacWilliams Littleton Ayer Shirley Acton Atti Toniir C.deher Shirley Ces

Maynard Led Upset Win in Paul Revere League Playoff

Maynard led by Gene Robinson who hit a home run and scored, defeated Sudbury 8 to 1 at John A Crowe Park. Jackie Skewes contributed at the plate, Johnny Guazynowicz held Sudbury to key outs, as PACC improves against veterans in the league and previews a Jubilee Old Timers game hosted by Joe White.

Angie Bayzolle Eastern Stars Brues Angie Henry Nowick P.A.C.C Paul Revere Shanahan Brothers Maurice Stuckert Joe White Sudbury Maynard Gene Robinson

Democratic party pioneers direct campaigning at Jefferson Jubilee

Romany Yardstick reports that the Democratic national committee launched a new method of political campaigning by bringing the government to the people at the three day Jefferson Jubilee in Chicago. The approach involved President Truman and his cabinet meeting citizens, answering questions with facts, signaling more such events before the fall elections.

Democratic National Committee Chicago Truman

Fepc defeat seen as southern opposition holds firm

Chicago reporters note critics doubt FEPC will clear Congress as southern Democrats resist civil rights measures. Humphrey praises southern colleagues while Republicans face similar splits. Northern voters back limited nonteeth provisions. Truman touts Fair Deal planks but repeal and housing progress remain doubtful.

FEPC Sen Hubert Humphrey Minnesota Philadelphia

Tafts Clinton on Truman Tour Echoes Four Year Stand

Senator Taft repeated his charge that Truman's program would bankrupt the nation as he did after the 1949 State of the Union. Four years into the campaign his repeated forecast underscores GOP warning amid large crowds who seem to buoy the President's standing despite opposition.

Johnathan Daniels North Carolina Sen Robert A. Taft Truman Congress Ohio

Chief Tuttle Seeks Volunteers For Auxiliary Dept

Concord fire chief Harry E. Tuttle calls for volunteers to form a volunteer auxiliary fire department open to men 21 and over from Concord and West Concord. He urges interested residents to see Chief Tuttle immediately, aiming to be prepared for emergencies amid recent Korea troubles.

Concord Harry E. Tuttle Korea West Concord Tuttle

Farm meeting guest speaker at Boston event

Herbert E. Shepard assistant agricultural agent with the Middlesex County Extension Service in Concord spoke at a Boston farm meeting yesterday morning. Roger Harrison program director presented him.

Herbert E. Shepard Middlesex County Extension Service Office Concord Boston Roger Harrison

Eggletons celebrate 10th wedding anniversary at home

West Concord Mr and Mrs Derwin Raymond Eggleton formerly Shirley Irene Rice of 10 Shirley Street marked their 10th anniversary last Thursday June 22. They wed at West Concord Union Church on June 22 1940 with Rev Kenneth Ralph Teed officiating.

West Concord Derwin Raymond Eggleton Shirley Irene Rice Shirley Street West Concord Union Church Kenneth Ralph Teed

Reunion Attended By Rev Joseph W Healey at Boston College

Concord's Rev Joseph W Healey curate of St Marys Waltham attended the 25th reunion of his 1925 Boston College class. He formerly served as curate at St Bernards Concord.

Concord Joseph W. Healey St. Mary’s Church, Waltham St. Bernard’s Church of Boston College

Concordon Reunion on William A Street Sparks Cambridge Family Joy

A small reunion on William A Street in Cambridge brings together the Conlon family and relatives with children joining in the event. A note mentions Judy Conlon and an involvement by the FBIA. Alaska’s Aleut population is referenced with an estimated 16,000.

Concord William A. Street Cambridge Weller Roger FBIA Judy Conlon

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