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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1951

Page

18

Town Notes Converse on Local Events and Dates

Readers review March anniversaries and events across Concord and West Concord. Topics include Girl Scout Week, a planned cafeteria at a new West Concord school, Catholic school openings, a wedding anniversary, town meetings, safety fairs, parish and civic schedules, and local civic planning such as the town manager proposal and new Route 126 opening.

Sam New York New England Concord West Concort Archbishop Cushing Diocesari School Pratt Estate Fat Pratt Harold Cabot Pratt Roythwood Miles Central Dtréey West Concord Matty Frost Sudbury Pat Peterson Concord Clothing Company Concord School P. Tige Winslow J. Damon Scone West Meee Harvard Yale Herman Hickman Péahedd Walker Abbott Plarn Telco Emerson Hospital Commonwealth Avenue West Cantora Bedford Acton Maynard Miessings Lexington Rotary Jis Concord Lions Glib Concord Club Franklin Laurence Petersen Walter Stevens Robert Woodbine Bill Tuttle Company H Concord High Hyattsville St. Patrick's Day

Local Residents Attend Bridal Shower in Forge Wilthige

Concord residents gathered at the Abbot Worsted Clubhouse in Forge Wilthige for a bridal shower honoring Miss Maria Kelly, who will wed Thomas W. Gower Jr. on April 14 at St Catherine's Church Graniteville. Local attendees included Mrs Richard Sullivan and Mrs Thomas J alV among others.

Concord Maria Kelly Forge Wilthige Kelly Thomas W. Gower, Jr St. Catherine's Church Graniteville Shertnee Richard ‘Sullivan Thomas J. A lV James R. Blackburne Joan Gowet

John Dundas Sr and Two Women Named Ward and Gower

John Dundas Sr. is listed alongside Miss Binitia Ward and Mrs. Francis Gower in a brief social note. The item records attendees or participants with these surnames in a likely local event.

John’ Dundas Binitia Ward Francis Gower

Bedford Girl Scouts Host Open House at Emerson Hospital

Bedford Girl Scouts attended the Open House at Emerson Hospital on Sunday afternoon. Several scouts have previously helped as aides at the hospital in Concord, with guides including Phyllis Havestein Louise Aléeni Roberta Capone Jane Isner Alice Farrington Beverly Smith Deborah Venoitt Joan Watson Alice Winchenbaugh and Jane Winchenbaugh.

Igr Bedford Emerson Hospital Concord Phyllis. Havestein Louise Aléeni Roberta’ Capone Jane Isner Alice Farrington Beverly Smith Deborah Venoitt Joan Atson Alice Winchenbaugh Jane ‘Winchenbaugh

Rural telephone program allocates funds for farmer co operatives

The rural telephone program allocates 78 031000 to 61 borrower entities for 21 408 miles of line and 74 585 subscribers in the first year. Texas leads in loans with 4 704000 for 8 869 miles and 16461 subscribers. Minnesota, Louisiana, New Mexico, Iowa, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, Utah, and Alabama follow. Funds support 20 farmer co operatives and 41 commercial companies. Competition for 1952 funding may shrink due to material shortages and limited credits, with about 14 million available for 1952 from a 30 million pool.

State of Texas Minnnesota Louisiana Iowa Georgia Mississippi Nort Carolina Utah Alabamd Rural Electrification Administration Department of Agriculture Washington, D.C

House Returns to Separate Appropriations Process

A coalition vote 31 to 18 in the house appropriations committee overturned chair Rep. Clarence Cannon of Missouri and rejected the single package appropriation bill. The move aims to restore separate measures for government expenses and weakens central control by eliminating subcommittee chairs.

Cary Mietber House Appropriations Committee House Cldrence Cannon Missouri Arid

Navy Dental Corps and Marines History Sketch

A fragmented account traces dental corps roles from 1901 to World War II, noting officer counts, rank establishments, and the evolution of medical gear in service. It mentions Walter D. and American Marine history, with figures on dental staff and naval officers during 1944 and earlier eras.

Dispersal Plan Reference Near Washington and Church for Sale

The text discusses dispersal of agency offices within 20 miles of Washington and hints at possible bombing of the capital. It notes a modern brick church edifice and rectory in the 4600 block of 18th Street N W has carried a for sale sign for about two years.

Washington Jefferson Memorial Ba Wa 18Th Street N. W

FPC reports rising revenues for natural gas companies

The Federal Power Commission notes November operating revenue of 11,219,004 for major gas firms, up 24.9 percent from last year, with gas sales to consumers rising 12.2 percent. For the year ending November 9, net income reached 160,022,049, up 32.4 percent, as regulatory and political topics swirl amid the wartime trade fair and Korea tensions.

Truman Federal Power Commission FPC

Death of Mrs. Sarah J. Whitcomb in Worcester

Mrs. Sarah J. Wells Whitcomb, 76, widow of Clifford G. Whitcomb, died Saturday at a Worcester rest home after four long illnesses. Born in England, she lived many years in Stow before moving to Worcester about a year ago. Survived by son William M. Perry of Florida, one grandchild, and two great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Merrill Funeral Home in Worcester with Rev. Hollis M. Bartlett officiating. interment in Brookside Cemetery, Stow. Arrangements by Edward L. Merrill and Sons.

Stow Sarah J Wells Whitcom Clifford’ G. Whitcomb Worcester Cambridge Street William. M. Perry Florida Merrill Funeral Home Pleasant Street Hollis M. Bartlett Lakeview Congregational Church Martin J. Tierney Brookside Cemetery Edward L. Merrill and Sons

Easter Seal Drive Reaches Half Way

Concord reports the Easter Seal campaign at its halfway point with two weeks left to reach a $292,000 goal. Chairwoman Mrs. Edward L. Logan warns that without a spurt in donations, services for disabled children may be delayed for a second year.

Concord Edward L. Logan

Whore Family Enter Bowling Tournament in Spokane

Ten bowlers named Martens entered a newspaper sponsored bowling tournament in Spokane. They are all related with father John J. and his nine sons aged 17 to 28.

Spokane Wash Martens John J

Local clubs and events listing for Concord area week

A weekly community diary lists meetings and activities in Concord and West Concord. Highlights include LO F meets at Odd Fellows hall Thursday 8 pm, H M N G drill at State Armory, Friday church events and Pilate Daughter show, Scouts jamboree, St Patrick party, and Holy Thursday and Good Friday observances across local churches.

Concord Lodge Lo.o.f Odd Fellows Hall H. M.N.G State Armory Church ‘Hall Our Lady’s Church Church Hall Our Lady Help of Christians Church Roy Scout Jansboree Concord West Goncord Concord Rotary Club Howard Johnson West Concord

Concord Scout Event and Church Schedule Announced

Concord residents learn of a Scout event at the State Park this Saturday at 7 o'clock and a General Council meeting of the K of C next Tuesday March 20 at 8 in Monument Hall. Easter services are planned for Thursday and Friday with further details to follow.

Concord Grange Peter Bailk Ley School Concord Council K. of C Monument Genoral Council Monument Hall Grand James W. Powers Next Ree Enterprise

Bedford Adds Fifty-Eight New Voters To List

Bedford records fifty eight new voters since last registration. The list includes Karl Adier at Elm street and Raymond Ainsworth on Hill road, with names and street addresses across Bedford. A long roster notes residents on Lane Avenue, Springs Road, Woodland Road, Concord Road, Hill Road, and other streets, alongside the two Valiera families on Hancock Street.

Bedford Karl E. Adier Elm Street Raymond P. Ainsworth Hill Road Ernest E. Alger, Jr Lane Avenue Marion H. Alger Elsie O. Andrews Madawaska ‘Street George’ R. Andrews Madawaska’ Street Dorothy R Bangs Hartford Street Louise J.béécy Lois B. ‘Comley Springs Road Kathryn Daring Harris C. Dexter Brookeside Barbara Dunn Webber Avenue Shirley Dunn Edith M. Géddy Margaret K. Hanlon Houston Street Dorothy M. Hemmingson Fletcher Road Walter E. Hemmingson Fetcher Road John J. Kelly Concord Road Alfred H. Kimball Perham Road Jane G. Kimball Perhem Road Alfred H. Kirton Flin Street Albert J. Klinge Caribou Street Anna Klinge John Y. Lindberg Badland Road Frances E. ‘Loomis Old Billerica Road James MacDonald Crescent Avenue Gelroez Nesbit Madawaska Street Martha J. Nesbit Mary E. Neville Florence Eg. Nickerson Masardis Street Raymond L. Nickerson, Jr Frederic R. Olsen Pine Hill Road Geneva Olsen Joseph E. Perry Isabella Shaw Woodland Road John T. Fr. Powers Hillside Avenue Barbara Powers Sunset Road Paul Powers Marion R. Rivere Hancock Street Robert S. Ross Perham Street Ruth H. Ross Marguerite A. Rossiter William C. Rossiter Celesté F. Smith Winthrop Avenue John Sosman Old Billerica Road Mary J. Sosman Old Billerica Francis P. Valiera Mildred G_ Valliera

Sudbury Members Recall 1812 and Ghent Treaty Tales

At the March 5 State Meeting of the U S Daughters of 1812 in Boston readers reviewed an item from state notebooks about the 1815 signing of the Treaty of Ghent. The talk included navy lore of the smoking lamp aboard the USS Constellation and memories of Armistice Day celebrations.

Sudbury U. S. Daughters of 1812 YWCA Boston Ghent Madison Octagon House Washington Charlestown Navy Yard Emily M. Thompson South Sudbury Frank W. Morse Needham

Fire Chief Extinguishes Hood Fire Before Crew Arrives

Chief Edwin Barber acted quickly after a fire alarm rang for a blaze under the hood of a car. He extinguished the fire himself before his firefighters reached the scene.

U.P Edwin Barber

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