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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1950

Page

3

Prize arty whist event at VFW auxiliary

Women prizes and top scores noted at a VFW auxiliary whist party evening. Doris Cusack Effie Tilson Ruth Marcy and others received prizes while Helen Tucker and Karl Johnson posted notable wins. Funeral services for H A Vinal 81 Edison Light employee held in Concord. Burial followed in Grafton area.

VFW Doris Cus- Effie Tilson Dorode Rose Say- Ryan A. Gralyhorpe Ruth Marcy Ruth Helen Tucker Kins Alice i Boothroyde O'. Robb Minnie Karl Johnson Orth Williameorge Fenton Fannie Trendoor Dorothy Card

Acton Variety Club Show A Smashing Run

Acton Variety club presented Gay Nine Ties Revue to capacity crowds on Thursday Friday and Saturday at the West Acton Woman's clubhouse. Producer-director Frank Kileinfelder earned praise for assembling top amateur talent and pacing the three hour show. Marge Dagenais Walter Hallett Jr. designed scenery and backdrops, Dawn Edwards did makeup, Phylis Kleinfelder Dorothy Smith created costumes, with Betty Sexton at piano and Jack McGuire on drums as music accompaniment.

Acton West Acton Frank Kileinfelder Margie ‘Dagenais Walter Hallett Jr Dawn Edwards Phylis Kleinfelder Dorothy Smith Betty Sexton Jack McGuire

Ng Family Named in San Francisco Telephone Directory

San Francisco residents with the surname Ng appear in the city directory. The list runs from Albert L Ng to Wilbert Ng and includes Bessie Ng Pearl Ng Pearl Ng Ng Bing Quon and Ng Gum Sing most located in Chinatown.

San Francisco Albert L Wilbert Ng Bessie Ng Pearl Ng Ng -Bing Quon Ng Gum Sing Chinatown

Bedford Hearing On Proposed By-Law Changes

A Town Hall meeting chaired by Louis H Smith of the Planning Board discussed changes to Bedford by laws. Neighbors and abutters debated adding Great Road and South Road parcels to the business district, including Albert W Clifford’s lot for a real estate office and Mrs Ellise Clark’s Lexington property for four stores. The board will review and make recommendations for the upcoming Town Meeting adoption.

Bedford Louis H Smith Planning Board Great Road South Road Albert W. Clifford Harry Silverman Ellise Clark Lexington

Bedford Calendar Highlights Town Meetings and Civic Events

The Bedford calendar lists events for the coming week including Beta Sigma Phi Council at Arlington Public Library, Father’s Night PTA supper at Church of Christ, Boy Scout meeting, Choir practice, and Town election at the school auditorium March 13 from 12 to 8 pm. Grange gathering in Town Hall, Girl Scout meeting, and Eastern Star Paul Revere Chapter officers election at Town Hall. Beta Sigma Phi meets at 14 Hancock Street.

Bedford Beta Sigma ‘Phi Arlington Public Library P.T.A. Association Church’ of Christ Church of Christ Grange Town Hall Ursday Eastern Star Paul Revere

Acton Aides For Hospital Honor Roll of Volunteers

The Acton Emerson Hospital Aid Society reports 38 paid members and a cash balance enabling a $25 purchase for a Posey cradle and an exercise bar. Volunteers supported linen sorting, mending, book carts, flowers and Harvest Day activities with notable help from Mrs. How ard J. Billings and the Acton Garden Club. The year’s leadership includes Mrs. Thelma M. Brood as president and a slate of officers retained at the annual meeting.

Prentice W. Blood Acton Emerson Hospital Hospital Howard J. ‘Billings Acton Garden Club Robert J. Bond Edward A. Schmitz Syear Acton Billings Frank Prentiss Walter B. Stevens Waldo Braman Robert W. Stow Allen Christofferson Irving S. Duren, Jr Wallace Priest Stow James L. OsBrien Norman MacIntosh Edward J. ‘Bursaw Howard J. Billings

Fire crew battles lime-casket blaze near Superior

Firemen towed a burning lime-filled boxcar five blocks to reach the blaze in Superior Wisconsin. The incident prompted quick response and a display of seamanlike fire service amid the roadside chaos.

Superior Wis U.P

Bedford Man Dies After Fifty Years Residence

Prominent Bedford resident Nathan H. Daniels, 74, died at his home 326 Page Road after a long career with Stone & Webster. He served on local boards and committees, supported Boy Scouts and library planning, collected antique firearms, and was survived by wife Elizabeth Wood. Funeral at First Parish Unitarian, Bedford.

Bedford Nathan H. Daniels Page Road Finance Committee Bedford Civic Club University Club of Boston Engineering Club of Boston Bedford Progressive Club Board of Planning Board of The Taxpayers Association Daniels Huntington Massachusetts Institute of Technology Stone & Webster Corporation Boston Massachusetts Nathaniel Page Lexington Page House Elizabeth Wood First Parish Unitarian Church George S. Cooke Grove Hill Cemetery Waltham

Illinois Apple Crop Of 1949 Reaches 4 176 000 Bushels

The 1949 Illinois apple production totals 4 176 000 bushels with about half graded No 1. This reflects a strong harvest as growers report sizable shipments and market interest.

Illinois

Garden Club Hears Talk By Rev. Robert Burt

Maynard Garden Club met last Monday afternoon at Mrs. Howard Wilson’s home. In president’s absence, Mrs. James Ledyard chaired the business meeting. Rev. Robert Burt spoke and showed moving pictures of Old Williamsburg. Hostess Mrs. How ard Wilson served refreshments with several helpers.

Maynard Maynard Garden Club Howard Wilson James Ledyard Joseph Martin Robert Burt Old Williamsburg Charles Wilcox Brooky Reed Katherine Maginnis

Mara found guilty but case dismissed in Wisconsin drive case

Clarence Mara was found guilty but the judge immediately dismissed the case. He claimed a frosted windshield caused the issue, explaining the officer who took him to the station did not clear it. The text also mentions the Golden Horn near Istanbul.

Janesville Wis U.P Clarence Mara Mara

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