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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1954

Page

16

Two Painters Escaped Serious Injury In Concord

Two painters employed by Allan A Kennedy and Son were shaken but not seriously injured when a ladder gave way at the local insurance exchange on Monument Square last Friday. David Surrett 64 of Hubbard Street suffered a back impact and was kept for observation at Emerson hospital after the town ambulance transported him. James J Martin 36 of Bedford Street had a sprained thumb and later sought hospital examination. Patrolman Dolan investigated the incident and both men were insured.

Concord Allan A. Kennedy & Son Monument Square David Surrett Hubbard Street Billerica Emerson Hospital Thomas Tombeno Howard Soberg Jack K. Holmes James J. Martin Bedford Street John C. Dolan Concord Police

Funeral for A G Allen in Concord

Arthur G. Allen aged 51 of Hollywood Florida formerly of Concord died Tuesday March 9 in Hollywood. The funeral was held Friday at MacRae Funeral Home with burial in Sleepy Hollow. Survived by three brothers A Vaughan Allen Abbot Allen Gifford Allen and sister Mrs Ralph Adams plus several nieces and nephews.

Concord Arthur G. Allen Hollywood Florida MacRae Sleepy Hollow Allen Arlington A. Vaughan Allen Acton Center Abbot Allen Gifford Allen

Scouts Attend Camp Trip and Materials Drive

Concord Troop 49 under Scout Master Fred E. Oliver Sr plans a Camp Ted Waltham trip next weekend with both scouts and explorers. Joseph LeSage of Pack 49 aids in webelos advancement as helpers. The troop continues collecting metals and waste paper. anyone wishing to donate may call Concord 423 J.

Concord Troop 49 Fred E. Oliver Camp Ted Waltham Joseph LeSage Pack 49

Planting fruit trees and ornamentals for better growth

Extension notes advise planting fruit trees and deciduous shrubs in spring for strength and root establishment. Emphasizes the value of fibrous feeder roots, proper root to top balance, and larger root systems for yearling trees and balled plants to reduce transplant losses.

Miss Borden Named Alternate Delegate to NSA

Concord Miss Jane Borden daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Borden Great Meadows Road was elected an alternate delegate to the National Students Association. She is a Radcliffe College freshman active in the college athletic association.

Concord Jane Borden Richard Borden Great Meadows Road National Students Association Borden Radcliffe College College Athletic Association

Holy Name Society Plans May Communion Breakfast

West Concord members of the Holy Name Society at Our Lady Help of Christians Church attend 6:30 mass and receive communion. Father Rev. Lewis F. Kern leads. plans include a May communion breakfast and a memorial for Rev. John J. Scollan with processional crosses for Good Friday. Committees named. glancing bowling league report and Holy Thursday adoration discussed. Manuel Garcia leads the collation.

West Concord Holy Name Society of Our Lady Help of Christians Church Charles H. Doyle Lewis F. Kern Pasor John J. Scollan Alexander F. MacEachern Carbone’s Boyle James V. McMullen Richard J. Loughlin J. Francis Delvin Walter R. Carew Daniel F. Connors MacEachern Joseph M. Steinmann Rudolph W. Currier Manuel Garcia

United States strength seen as key to free world survival

Worcester Mass Sunday Telegram opinion notes that the productive power of the United States underpins the security and prosperity of a free world, arguing a free world cannot endure without American vitality.

United States Worcester Mass Sunday Telegram

Requiem for E. Acton Man Held Here

William Kavanaugh 70 carpenter died at home 283 Great Road East Acton. Funeral Monday Fowler Funeral Home Maynard with Requiem High Mass at St. Elizabeth of Hungary West Acton. Burial Woodlawn Acton Center. Born in Ireland he lived here 31 years unmarried. Sister Mrs Frances Baxter survives.

East Acton William Kavanaugh Great Road Fowler Maynard St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church West Acton Daniel F. Riordan Ruth Kennedy Elizabeth Saganich Bertha Tucker Lena Sexton Woodlawn Cemetery Acton Center Ireland Kavanaugh Frances Baxter

Visit Delighted Sudbury Friends in Virgin Islands

The Herbert J Atkinsons of Elms Tree Farm return from Florida and the West Indies. In St Croix U S Virgin Islands they visit John S Colby and family who once resided in Sudbury and now own Cane Bay estate. The Caribbean climate fuels lush shrubs and colorful year round. The Colbys’ rehabilitated Danish houses overlook the sea with broad hillside views.

Sudbury Herbert J. Atkinsons Elms Tree Farm Hve Floorida West Indies Caribbean St. Croix U. S. Virgin Islands John S. Colby Cane Bay Caribbean Sea Atlantic Ocean Colby Virgin Islands

Promotion Stuns Bridgeport Sergeant With Pay Cut

Bridgeport officer Worman Beardsworth rises to police sergeant but learns he must buy uniforms and will earn 45 cents less per week. The shift from plain clothes to uniformed rank brings a surprising pay reduction.

Bridgeport, Conn U.P Worman Beardsworth

Proper Body Use in Home Tasks and Elevating Living Spaces

The article urges homemakers to maintain natural body alignment during chores to prevent fatigue and injury. It advocates using a workshop table as a flexible surface, clay tile wainscots for easy cleaning, and keeping frequently used utensils accessible. It stresses leg driven lifting, avoiding back strain, and using lowered clotheslines and racks to reduce reaching.

Snack Tray Inviting Feast Ideas For Gatherings

Practical party nosh ideas for appetizers and make-ahead snacks. Deviled ham pastries are shown with pastry and ham filling, baked quickly in a hot oven. The piece also suggests serving cheese dips and quick broiled snacks. A tip about preventing wallpaper marks is included.

Girl Scouts Birthday Observed With Diverse Program

Last Friday night in Concord the Girl Scouts observed their birthday with a program at the Girl Scout House. A capacity crowd of parents and friends attended as troops performed skits dances songs and readings.

Concord Girl Scout House Patricia Traverse Louise Magurn Thomas W. McGrath Juliette Low Wesley Hague, Jr Concord Girl Scout Council Brownies

W Concord Girl to Wed Denver Architect in Summer

Mrs. John J. Gallagher of 10 Upland Road announces the engagement of Ruth H. Gallagher to Arthur H. Bush Jr. Ruth, a Concord High School and Radcliffe graduate, will marry Arthur, a Denver native who earned an architecture degree from Harvard Design School. The couple plans a summer wedding.

Concord Denver West Concord John J. Gallagher Upland Road Ruth H. Gallagher Arthur H. Bush, Jr Arthur H. Bush Colorado Miss Gallagher Radcliffe College University of Colorado Harvard Graduate School of Design

McNallys Welcome Their First Child

Hartford Connecticut announces the birth of their first child a son born March 11 at St Francis Hospital formerly of this town Priscilla Pierce of Concord is the mother Grandparents are William F McNally Sr Elm Place Ralph T Pierce Commonwealth Ave West Concord Father is a Korean veteran Cleaning spinach tips noted with salt in wash water.

West Concord William F. McNally Hartford Connecticut St. Francis Hospital McNally Priscilla Pierce Concord Elmplace Ralph T. Pierce Commonwealth Avenue

Thorpes Note 55¢ Wedding Anniversary Observed

Concord Mr. and Mrs. Emil O. Thorpe, of 12 Monument Street, marked their 55th wedding anniversary. Married March 16, 1899 in Concord, Elise Beckvold Thorpe is the former, with son Everett and grandson Clark. Mr. Thorpe, soon 82, runs a local fish market after 38 years as a special police officer. Both natives of Norway.

Concord Emil O. Thorpe Monument Street Ole O. Thorpe Thorpe Congregational Church Norway

Regional School Plans Discussed At PTA Session

At the Proutly Memorial Gymnasium the March PTA meeting featured a panel from the Nagoga Regional School District Committee led by Chairman Aaron Marcus. Supt. Edwin J. Harriman and Supt. Whitman Pearson of Acton served as advisors, with S. W. Haynes Architects of Fitchburg present, hired last December to design a school for Littleton and Acton pupils.

Littleton Proutly Memorial Gymnasium Nagoga Regional Aaron Marcus Edwin J. Harriman Whitman Pearson Acton S. W. Haynes Fitchburg

America Would Build Coal Wall From Last Year Output

A historical note claims the year coal production could form a wall 22 feet high and ten feet thick around the United States. The image illustrates vast coal output and national scale resource estimates.

America United States

PTA Meeting Recalls West Cone Ration Discussion

The July PTA gathering at West Cone discussed district rationing with Miriam C. Freund and John J. McGrail among the speakers. The high school president spoke, and Grade 5 singers performed.

P.T.A Harvey Whitim Miriam C. Freund John J. O'¢ McGrail Oi High School

Boston Benefit Show Sets Proceeds for City Arts

A committee led by Boston figure Scott promotes a one man show fundraiser on a Wednesday in April to support local arts causes with all proceeds to be donated to the Boston Museum.

Boston

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