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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1950
Page
18
Maynard Elaine Colombo celebrated her south birthday with a party at Tarney Coomillo and wife’s home at 56 Parker Street. Pink and white decorations, a large cake, gifts, and afternoon games highlighted the event attended by over a dozen relatives and friends.
The second annual Garden Week in Massachusetts runs May 21 to 27 with 52 gardens and many houses open to the public. Sponsored by the Massachusetts Horticultural Society, tours mark spring beauty across North Easton Milton Brookline Dedham and more. Admission at gateways and guided by red arrows, buses depart Horticultural Hall at 10 30 each morning.
Jamestown, N Y The Personal Finance Co posts a notice on its safe aimed at deter ring would be burglars. The sign proclaims that all cash is deposited in the Bank of Jamestown night depository and urges thieves to try there.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company cites a Danville Illinois decision as not supporting the present federal suit to dissolve A P & C and its units. An advertisement quotes Judge Walter Lindley clarifying he did not condemn the A P system and that ACCO only buys produce for A P.
The Southboro Branch of the American Red Cross held its annual meeting in the Parish House with President Mrs. Mary Baker presiding. Mrs. Fred Twombly was elected secretary to fill the vacancy created by Mrs. Edward C. Harris leaving town. Plans for the Blodéd Mobile debut on July 12 were discussed. Selectman Herbert Harrington was named recruiting chairman. The swimming program from two years ago will return this year though no instructor has been appointed yet. A donation of sickroom articles was accepted and is available to those in need upon request.
Patrolman John T. Fay of Marlboro sworn in as Notary Public at the Secretary of State's office in the State House Boston. Fay, appointed May 10 by Gov. Dever, has served on the police force since 1916 and is a World War II veteran and junior five commander for American Legion Post 132 Acroyd-Houde. BUY U. S. SAVINGS BONDS.
The Bagley Fay Post Auxiliary of the American Legion elected a slate of officers at its annual meeting in the Community House Tuesday night. New president is Mrs Joseph Cuim imings Jr succeeding Mrs Edward F Clark. Elected were senior vice president Mrs John Maley Jr junior vice president Mrs Louis Bartolini secretary treasurer Raymond Breslin Candido Torcoletti John Schrader and Mrs Haze Bury. Installation will be held at the final season meeting with refreshments served by Bartolini Daughan and Clark. One pound of steel will make twenty miles of wire for hairsprings.
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