Former At Ord Plant Employee Dies in Morning Accident
A former employee at the At Ord Plant died in a serious early morning accident. The incident involved a plant area fall and is under investigation by local authorities.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1948
Page
7
A former employee at the At Ord Plant died in a serious early morning accident. The incident involved a plant area fall and is under investigation by local authorities.
Daniel Hay 23 called police after a picketing machine accident. Patrolmen Fred Nolan and Thomas V. Finan dispatched to Emerson Hospital where the man received treatment. He is believed to lose part of an arm. Family formerly lived on Laws Brook road.
Concord M Leonard Crickson of Concord High School recently returned from Kimball Union Academy on vacation. He has letters in football and hockey from New Hampshire School and now aims for the lacrosse squad. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George R B Erickson of Barretts Mill Road.
A seven member Sudbury committee forms to plan an elementary school at Sudbury Centre. Dr Howard W Emmons chairs, Mrs Hector Marquis secretary, with Guernsey Frost L Roy Hawes Harvey N Fairbank Luther M Child Webster Cutting and Mrs Marquis among others. Architects presented credentials. four visited sites and others heard. Edward W Pettigrew to map land location for best site.
Miss Marjorie Tucker of Metropolitan Life visited Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association and suggested policies, including a five day week for nurses. On March 17 the association voted to adopt the plan and to close the office Saturday mornings. Mrs Enrico Caruso donated items for the loan closet including a high chair stroller baby bathtub and baby scales.
Stowe Selectman Albert B Drechsler William F Smith and William K Walters attended Walden Royal Arch Chapter 75th anniversary and convocation at the Masonic Temple Concord Monday evening. Walters received the Most Excellent Grand High Priest of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Massachusetts Ralph W Copeland of Brockton and Grand Officers accompanied him, while Roland Wells Robbins delivered an illustrated lecture on Discovery at Walden.
Concord Leif Nashe informs the Enterprise that a new ski record reached 103 feet last Sunday at Punka tasseé Hill by Norwegian skiers though Willy Lor Entzen achieved a 107 foot speed eagle jump.
The 26th annual Concord Firemen's concert and Ball will be held at the State Armory Easter Monday March 29 with the Chase orchestra. Concert 8 to 9 p m and dancing 9 p m to 1 a m Proceeds aid injured and deceased firemen families.
Concord Lions Club met Tuesday night at the Howard Johnson Restaurant with guest speaker Concord Joseph A. Smith of West Concord associated with the Federal Bureau of Investigation. He titled his talk Work of the FBI. A Bowdoin College Glee Club concert was reported and the club plans two food and military whist parties. Proceeds go to Emerson Hospital.
Concord reports Mrs Cornelia Lawrence newly elected town clerk names Miss Alice Hingham of 8 Elm street as assistant. Lawrence formerly served as assistant to Elsie Rose after the March 1 election. In related note, Alexander Gourdeuk, poultry expert with the Middlesex County Extension Service, spoke on WBZ New England Farm Hour yesterday morning.
Our Lady's CYO tied the series against Clinton Turners at Hunt Gym 66 to 52. Dick McCarthy led with 21 points, Bill McNally 16, Jack Wallace 12, and Joe Callahan 10 for Our Lady's. Baer 17, Murphy 13, Braun 12 for Clinton. The win caps a near season’s end with two remaining games in Charlestown and against the Boston College Independents.
The IL,' Di Wilson Chapter DeMolay basketball team defeated Ayer DeMolay 32 to 25 at Groton Academy Gym last Thursday. Maynard DeMolay also won 25 to 16 behind Nelson Ojalehto and Korsman, while strong play from Bill Penniman and Milltowners stood out. GIVE TO YOUR RED CROSS.
Sudbury friends honor Evelyn Raynor on her retirement as Clerk of all town boards. A March 17 dinner at Tucker Inn included fifteen town officials who presented a substantial purse. She will become an assistant to Miss Wechz at Sudbury Centre Post Office after leaving the town hall.
Concord Lodge 212 1.C.C.F. scheduled for Thursday night at Odd Fellows Hall West Concord. Former Concord High football player Elya Codding, now enrolled at Taft School Watertown Connecticut, is mentioned as home last week from school.
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