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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1951
Page
20
The Stow Garden Club invites all to an open meeting on Tuesday afternoon March 6 in the vestry of the First Parish Unitarian Church. Professor Alfred Boicourt of the University of Massachusetts will speak on Community Improvement.
The list outlines March events at Stow Town Hall including Private Dance, American Legion meetings, Stow Grange sessions, Hale High School dance, Veterans of Foreign Wars activities, Stow Civic Club, Stow Auxiliary Police, and the Firemen’s Association. Contact H. J. Priest for use of open dates.
Joyce Carol Norgoal daughter of Karl and Greatroad residents celebrates her 10th birthday with a family party and cake. Helen Jokinen observed her birthday with a family gathering. Frank Robbins of Stow turns 81, living with Charles D. Fletcher. George J. Stow also to observe 81st birthday with family plans on March 1.
The Service Club of the Union Evangelical church will hold its monthly meeting on Monday evening March 5 at the home of Mrs. Marshall P Lewis. Members are asked to bring materials for scrapbooks to be sent to a hospital.
The Warren Wheeler Wetherbee Post 272 American Legion holds its next regular meeting Monday evening March 5 at Town Hall. A Firing Squad Drill will be conducted. All members are urged to attend.
The Sudbury Board of Registrars asks all voters needing ballots delivered to their homes due to illness to inform the Town Clerk before election day March 5. Call Sudbury 164 for details.
Concord The Lincoln Men's Club will hold a mock town meeting next Saturday evening March 38th after supper at 7 at the Town Hall. The committee includes Edmund W. Giles as chairman and members William H. Davis O A Causer William Doherty Walter Porter Stephen Hertel Joseph Morrissey Carl Smith Arthur Swanson and Clifford Bowles. Bermuda's oldest industry is the growing and exportation of Easter lilies.
The Union Evangelical Church in Stow elected officers including Moderator Barclay B Tatler Clerk Olive S Wetherbee and Treasurer A Ralph Stiles. Rev Robert B Dempsey was unanimously chosen to continue as pastor amid reports of an active prosperous year.
Cambridge man Raymond S. Magliocchi, 29, arraigned in Concord District Court on two counts manslaughter and operating to endanger for a fatal crash on Concord Avenue in Lexington that killed 16‑year‑old Albert Marino of Cambridge. He pleaded not guilty. bail set at 2000 and 100 for driving to endanger. held for March 5. Three other Cambridge youths were slightly injured.
The Memorial Congregational Church in South Sudbury hosts a Sunday series on dating with guest speakers. The Feb 18 session covered Boy Meets Girl, Feb 25 Boy Dates Girl led by Rodger Hebner of Boston University, and Mar 4 Boy Marries Girl with Ruth and Eugene Collet leading on Occupation Marriage. All meetings start at 7 PM at the Congregational Church.
West Concord Women s Club hosts guest speaker Mrs F Norman Peterson of Concord this Friday at 2 30 pm at Union Church Mrs Edgar A Rohan presides tea hostess Mrs Ivan D Servais announces American Home Day moved to March 15th
Scout troop meets weekly at the Scout House led by Scoutmaster John Lambert. West Concord firemen battled a minor grass fire off Harrington avenue, the 21st alarm of the year. Evangelical Free church hosts Hour of Power midweek service led by Rev. Gunnar Gunderson. Thomas F. Brown, 14 Belknap Street, confined at home by illness. Mr and Mrs Casper J Jenney Jr., 23 Everett Street, recently returned from a three week winter vacation in Florida. Willow Rebekah Lodge plans swap party at Odd Fellows hall West Concord on Monday March 5. Trinitarian Congregational church Men’s Club meets Friday at 6:30 at the parish house after supper. President John E Holt presides. Mr and Mrs Joseph Chapman, formerly of England, reside at 352 Main Street West Concord with two children. Mrs Chapman works in a law office while Mr Chapman is out of work with an injured hand at Whitney Coal and Grain. A corporate communion breakfast was held for men and boys of Trinity Episcopal church at the Howard Johnson Restaurant on holiday morning.
Funeral services were held for Frank E. Cutler 88 of 25 Hubbard Street Concord after a short illness at Emerson Hospital. Rev Edward Perry Daniels presided with interment in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Cutler a Bedford native lived in Concord 52 years retired 23 years ago from a long grocery career on Thoreau Street and was a member of Corinthian Lodge A F and A M and Walden Royal Arch Chapter. Surviving is his widow Lilla Frost Cutler.
Mrs. Ellie B. Lockhart faced a minor traffic charge in Memphis court. Judge Carl Stokes urged her not to see it as disgrace and dismissed the case after she wept, noting a prior sermon on traffic rules.
The Concord Woman's Club held a Monday afternoon meeting at the Scout House. President Mrs Clement S. Edwards led the business session before guest speaker Mrs Clark Goodman, assistant professor of sociology at Wellesley College, addressed members. Tea followed.
Committal services for Mrs Mary H Murphy widow of Jeremiah F Murphy were held at St Bernard's cemetery Concord last Thursday after a solemn high mass at Immaculate Conception Church North Cambridge Mrs Murphy formerly of Lexington died February 19 in North Cambridge
Palermo, Ca Mrs Will Robblee has 220 shoe figurines of all sizes and colors. Most items are gifts from friends and relatives with a few bought or made for the collection. Shoes vary in material including china pottery wood leather metal and glass. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
The Registry of Motor Vehicles announces the annual spring inspection for automobiles will begin next Thursday. Inspectors will check for defective equipment throughout March, and by April 1 all cars must display official inspection stickers showing brakes lights horns and other equipment are in proper condition.
Robert Bernson of Lincoln, longtime Lincoln Legion member and former commander, received a life membership in Lincoln Post A L. Bernson has served 30 years in the Legion and 16 years with the post. His silver card was presented by Erle Cocke Jr. at a Miami gathering of 1000 legionnaires.
Mrs. George Murphy of Lincoln announces the engagement of her daughter Catherine Murphy to James F. Burke Jr. of Litchfield Connecticut. Miss Murphy a Concord High School and Sargent School graduate and Burke a Springfield College alumnus now serving in the U S Marine Corps plan an April wedding.
Stow Grange marked its 74th anniversary with an evening program featuring the Hale High School Green Club. A safety program forum is planned for the next meeting on March 6 with guest speaker Mrs. Muriel Barnes of Boston.
Concord resident Mrs. Leslie O. Anderson will speak on The Thoreau Country at the Old Concord D A R Chapter meeting this Saturday March 3 at 2 45 p m at the Chantry House Slides will be shown Mrs Howard G Simonds of Billerica will preside A social hour follows hosted by Mrs Elwyn W Harris chairman with Mrs Charles K Houghton Mrs Charles A Kimball and Mrs George H Upton of Littleton providing assistance
Enlistee Concord road Lincoln Engineman third class Edward H Lynch Jr serves aboard the USS Bang which was recommissioned recently at the U S Naval Submarine Base in New London Connecticut
Twins arrive in Johnstown with one born at the Brown home and the other at Lee hospital. The births occurred ten minutes apart, father and mother named Mr. and Mrs. Ernest on. The first birth happened without medical help. The second was in the Lee hospital.
The annual Lincoln town meeting will be next Monday night at 7 30 at the Town hall with Moderator Donald Donaldson presiding. The following Saturday March 10th Lincoln’s selectman election features a bristling contest.
Judge Maurice McWalter of 87 Mains Street is recovering from a weeklong illness and resumed court sittings at Lowell District Court this morning. He creemed at Waltham last Thursday, while local notices mention community updates including employment changes and funeral attendance.
Concord residents Mr and Mrs Lor ing W Coleman Jr Sudbury announce the opening of an exhibition of paintings by Mr Coleman art teacher at Middlesex School at a local gallery.
Concord Grange No. 150 met at the Keley school hall on February 20 with M O'Brien of the King and Irene as chairman of the home unity service committee. Skits were performed by Grange members and ventriloquist Robert Manstedt from several towns including Toro, Burlington, Littleton, and Walthamford. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is Tuesday night at the school hall for Lecturer's Night.
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