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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1950
Page
5
The board awards J J Powers Construction the contract to add a new wing and remodel existing buildings at the hospital. The plan increases beds to 38 for medical surgical and pediatric care, with a 22 bed obstetrics unit, two operating rooms, a central supply, and a modern central kitchen.
Dean's list honors go to a University of Massachusetts Amherst junior from Cochituate, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Schfield. He belongs to Lambda Chi Alpha where he serves as treasurer.
Carol Hodder hosted a dinner for her young friends last Saturday evening. After games, the group attended a Teen Ager dance at the Town Hall. A cooking tip advises soaking dried beans and using the soaking water to preserve vitamins.
The funeral for Mrs. Charlotte Allen Shepley 79 widow of Francis Baxter Shepley was held at her Carr road home. Rev. Bradford Hastings officiated and burial was in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Shepley born in Poughkeepsie New York lived in Concord over 50 years and helped found the Concord Garden Club.
The Acton Catholic Women's Guild sponsors a DeMille film showing of King of Kings at the West Acton Woman's Clubhouse. A 2:30 p.m. performance for children and a 7:30 p.m. show for adults are planned with tickets from Miss Margaret Shea, the president.
The family of the late William P. Cameron of South Acton expresses sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for floral tributes and acts of kindness shown during their bereavement.
Dr Garfield, with a long pediatric practice in Concord prior to World War II, joins Nashoba Health Unit as consultant on school health. He served in the Yugoslav Mission of UNRRA during the war and later became acting director of the children’s hospital in Boston before focusing on the health division and teaching roles.
Dr Stanton Garfield is confirmed as consultant in maternal and child health by the Nashoba Associated Boards of Health at their Ayer meeting. The part time appointment runs through June and covers school health issues with access to superintendents, school physicians and nurses.
Virginia State Troopers F. L. Woolf and L. P. Coverstone were called to return five escaped guinea hens to market dead or alive. The fugitives were captured with a .22 caliber rifle.
The Iannuzzo family expresses gratitude to relatives, neighbors, and friends for acts of kindness, spiritual and floral bouquets, and sympathy during their bereavement for their wife and mother, Raymond Iannuzzo and family.
Diana Dalley former Der Hovanesian of this city broadcasts weekly as the Voice of Southern Utah on KSUB in Utah. Her husband James Dalley a U S Steel engineer stays in the west while she conducts interviews with Utah figures and visiting celebrities including Giuseppe Destefano and Dr John Beal.
Marlboro Paul R Tessier son of Mr and Mrs Peter R Tessier hosted a party for 22 classmates to mark his seventh birthday at his Walnut Street home. Eleven adults attended as family joined in decorations pink and yellow streamers and balloon archways. A large birthday cake adorned the center of the buffet as Paul blew out seven candles with a big puff. Mrs Tessier received help from her husband and sister Mrs Florence Lindquist of Maynard.
The performer is heard in many dramatic Radio Workshop productions and frequently appears in scripts she writes herself, showcasing her talent as both performer and writer.
Marlboro Miss Dorothy T Nicholas of 18 Boudreau Avenue formerly of New Bedford will wed Leonard N Hagerman Jr son of Mr and Mrs Hagerman of the same address this Saturday in Marlboro.
Ten year old Jane Carter of Framingham Road, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thom as Carter, has been confined to bed for a month. Doctors cannot say how long she will remain ill. She is a fifth grade pupil at Peters High School.
Friends report Mrs Winfred Rhoades showing marked health improvement after months of illness. The notice notes a pleasant turn in her condition and provides an update on her recovery.
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