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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1951

Page

8

Abuse of Massachusetts unemployment system prompts reform note

In a fifth installment of a series on Massachusetts unemployment law Arthur W. Woodman urges scrutiny of fraud and “job rotation” practices. He cites state sources and a Harvard study showing workers using benefits to loaf while employers rely on unaudited, extended layoffs. The piece previews Senate Bill S-2511 changes to curb abuse.

Massachusetts Massachusetts Council” of Employment Security Arthur W. Woodman Rehr Machusetts Hare Hay Division of Employment Security Walter Galenson Harvard University Lawrence Massachusetts Council Ormaz Smalier Sc Galenian Race Center Collec

Stow News Highlights Local Legion Auxiliary Poster Contest

Warren Wheeler Wether bee Post 272 American Legion hosts a poster contest for Stow Schools with a display at the annual convention and a prize for the winner. Firemen’s Association meets March 26 at Town Hall. VFW Post 8074 plans private installation around March 10. Insurance collector Frank Primiano visits Stow for member collections. Lizzie Miles, former Stow resident, turns 100 in Newton. Christmas Seals drive wrapup audited. budget talks held by Middlesex Health Association and Stew committee.

Warren Wheeler Wetherbee American Legion Ellen Perkins Crescent Street The Auxilary Stow Middlesex Health Association of Somerville Alison P. Smith

One Act Comedy Stew Women Present Husbands Are Human

The Stew Women's Association presented the one act comedy Husbands Are Human on Tuesday afternoon at the First Parish church vestry. A large audience enjoyed the show followed by a food sale. The next meeting is Tuesday March 27 at the vestry with American Home in charge by Mrs Cart Lund and presided by Mrs Ira Creekman with Eleventh District vice-presidents as special guests.

Stew Women’s Association First Parish Stew Women's Association Cart Lund Ira Creekman

Local Couple Welcomes Second Child Stephen Andrew Gray

Mr and Mrs Charlie R Gray of Great Road celebrate the arrival of a son named Stephen Andrew Gray born Wednesday March 14 at Marlborough Hospital weighing eight pounds two ounces. He joins older brother Frederick Barclay age two and a half. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Barclay B Tatler of Great Road and Mr and Mrs Frederick Gray of Calais Maine.

Stew Charlies R. Gray Great Road Carolyn Patter Marlborough Hospital Stephen Andrew Grey Frederick Barclay Barclay B Tatler Frederick Gray Calais Maine

Shower Held Saturday for Mrs Warren Peck

A surprise shower for Mrs Warren Peck the former Arkene Larsen of Center Place was held Saturday evening. Sixteen family members gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs William H Peck with guests from Chelmsford Lexington Framingham Newton and Stow. Mrs Peck was surprised and received many gifts with refreshments served.

Warren Peck Arkene Larsen Center Place William H. Peck Great

Stow Mrs Julia Koch Completes a Red Maynard 245 R

Stow Mrs Julia Koch of Great Road has completed a Red Maynard 245 R. The milestone marks a notable achievement in the local hobbyist community.

Stow Julia Koch Great Road

Mrs Swaney Is 98 Years Old In Stow

Mrs Laura Swaney of Stow celebrated her ninety eighth birthday in the town she joined in 1888 from Goffs Falls New Hampshire. Born in West Lubec Maine she ran a Gleasondale boarding house traveled widely including solo trips to California at eighty and yearly winter trips to Florida. She remains in good health and walks daily with her son Clayton Swaney superintendent of the Stan ee Breke Lining Company and three grandchildren far from quiet.

Clayton Swaney Stanee Breke Lining Company

Funny Midnight Cab Ride In New York Tale

A taxi driver recalls a late night passenger who seeks cyanide at the French Hospital then Bellevue. The rider offers a grisly plan and asks the driver to join before the driver refuses and ends the uneasy encounter. The driver reflects on the city's strange business of cab driving.

New York U.P Midtown Manhattan French Hospital Bellevue Weil Ta

Correction on Our Lady Help of Christians School trip notice

The item corrects a previous notice about a group from Our Lady Help of Christians Church and Sunday School traveling to Boston last Saturday to view a film titled Bilate Danger. It clarifies the showing location had been misstated as Chusele hell West Concord.

West Our Lady Help of Christians Scheol Boston Chusele Hell West Concord

Fourth Degree Concert Plans by Peregrine Group

A planned concert at Shelton on May 33rd by the Fourth Degree Concerd-Eocat group is mentioned. The text also notes elements of the earth's crust and references ambiguous names.

Fourth Degree Eocat Peregrine Tel Shelton

Concord Coming Events Calendar Detailed Thursday to Sunday

Concord civic notices list events and meetings including public school half day Good Friday services at First Parish and Trinity Church, Easter services across local churches, Handel's Messiah performance, Assembly and Masonic Temple meetings, Boy Scout and Girl Scout activities, 8 p.m. M.N.G drill at State Armory, and Republican and Elks gatherings.

All Concord Public Schools First Parish Trinity Church Most Alk Concord West Ing Cerontaor Young Republican’ S Insurance Exchange Concord Rotary Club Jumchees Howard Johnson's Company B.mn State Armory P.m

Maynard Scout Court of Honor Elects New Eagle

The A Mohawk District Court of Honor at Maynard High School on Friday March 16 awarded the Eagle Badge to Frank A. Sotrines of Troop 1 Maynard. District Commissioner Der E Perry Truesdell, Scout Executive Howard A Solomon, and Field Scout Executive Sumner H Morse led the ceremony with district and troop leaders presenting badges and merit pins to a long list of Scouts from Troops 1 Cochituate Hudson 7 Hudson 1 Maynard Sudbury Wayland and others.

A. Mohawk District Maynard High School Frank A. Sotrines Maynard der. E. Perry Truesdell Howard A. Solomon Sumner H. Morse Edward I. Gardiner Algonquin Council Frank Carter Mohawk District E. Perry ‘Truesdell Orrin ‘Benjamin Harold Ruffead Pack Robert. Mechiin Post 1 Hudson Truesdell Benjamin Solomon Emery Irwin Richard Irwin George Richardson Alfred Witzell Cochituate Richard Banks Gerald Campbell Paul Judd Jon S. Gardner James R. Hanson Stuart Macomber Peter Januskiewicz William Lizotte Philip F. Williams, Jr Kenneth Farrell Sudbury Richard Carter Richard Finlay Stephen Hyland David M.mace Marsh Morgan Sterrie L. Weaver Nicholas Willard Wayland Russell Manchester Neil Ballard Arthur Holmes Donate ‘White Arther Holmes William Kane Donald White Edward Messom Robert Brown Robert Fairbanks Gerald Humphrey Reading Donalder Arm of Liberty E.perry Eagle Scout Court Hon Ume Robert Menchlin

Eagle Scout Investiture Details Verbalized at Maynard Ceremony

Frank Sotrines received the Eagle Badge in a Maynard ceremony with Scoutmaster Paul Sawyer of Troop 1 Maynard and his parents present. The Eagle Guard of Honor included Raymond Lovely and Robert Schneider, both of Troop 2 Hudson, plus Neil Mayo as Institutional Representative. Latrines was presented the badge by his Scoutmaster, while his father gave the certificate and his mother received a miniature Eagle. Closing program featured 1950 Jamboree Scout Films and a performance by Frank Sotrines and Executive Morse. Walter Smith of Troop Ay Cochituate participated in the investing group.

Bers Frank Carter Edward I. Gardiner Harold Ruffead Gardiner Frank Sotrines Paul Sawyer Maynard Scout Sotrines Eagle Guard of Honor Raymond Lovely Hudson Robert Schneider Neil Mayo

Doctor Warns on Aging Population and Prevention

Columbus Ohio United Press report quotes Dr Jong Forman of Ohio State University Medical Health Center on extending working life as life expectancy grows. He predicts a 20 year old in 1975 may live ten more years after work and notes rising numbers over 45. He urges focus on preventing chronic disease rather than expanding medical schools.

Columbus, O U. P Jongthan Forman Ohio Sta University Medical Health Center Forman

Sunday Dinner Chicken Pie and Whipped Cream Cake

A Homemakers Service suggests a Sunday menu of chicken pie mashed potatoes green beans green salad whipped cream cake. Instructions give pie filling crust, gravy from flour and stock, and a frothy whipped cream cake with vanilla layers.

A & FP Membara

Students Win Letters At New Hampton Sports Banquet

John Cerasuelo and Paul Sweetnam, both New Hampton School students from Bedford, received varsity hockey and ski team letters at the annual winter banquet, recognizing their sports participation during the season.

John Cerasuelo Paul Sweetnam New Hampton School New Hampton N. H Cerasuelo Bedford Floyd A. Sweetnam Cerasuolo Gas

Betrothed Charlotte William and Thomas CollinsAnnounce Engagement

Miss Rohan of Arlington announces her engagement to Thomas Collins son of Mr and Mrs Collins of Bedford. Miss Rohan attended local schools while Mr Collins attended Rindge Technical Cambridge and San College.

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