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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1951
Page
20
Local Boy Scouts in Bedford may reserve spots for Camp Sachem in Antrim NH this summer. Camp runs July 15 through August 12 with Phil Johnson returning as director for the ninth year and Warren A Moran assisting with activities.
Early New England traders were called Boston Men to distinguish them from King George era merchants, reflecting regional identity in colonial commerce.
Mr and Mrs John S Tombeno Jr of 174 Commonwealth Avenue announce the birth of their third child a boy named James Joseph on May 17 at Emerson Hospital in Concord Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John S Tombeno Sr of West Concord and Mr and Mrs James Paul of Maynard Great grandmother is Mrs Thomas Tombeno of Nahant.
Three year old Jim Steigler in Memphis asks if the blooming dogwood tree is a popcorn tree, after spotting the blossoms. The playful moment captures a child's curiosity as spring arrives.
Post 1812 Veterans of Foreign Wars announces the annual Buddy Poppy sale opening Friday and Saturday to aid veteran welfare. Carlo Mistretta is named chairman, guiding a workforce of volunteers, with proceeds aiding disabled veterans and their families amid inflation pressures.
Fundraiser held at three fire houses to aid Fireman Edward LeClerc who is hospitalized. Sales run 1 to 5 pm Saturday with donations of food or cash. Committee includes Lloyd Priest as chairman Malcolm Fullenton treasurer and firefighters Alan Pederson Edward McNiff Ole Garthe Stuart MacGregor Wentworth Prentiss and Walter Sprague.
Sudbury gathers the three groups of the Women’s Association for an 8 00 p m business meeting at Memorial Congregational Church with a social hour and refreshments to follow.
The Alliance of the First Parish Unitarian church will hold a sewing meeting at the church on Tuesday May 29 at 10 am to prepare items for the fair.
Acton pupils led by Senior Carol Spinney win honors in national and Boston based contests. Spinney earns a National Scholastic Art Contest citation for Kittens. Others win prizes in the American Humane Education Society Thirty Second Annual Poster Contest with Joyce Laffin Wesley Baker first prize.
Sudbury residents are invited to a public hearing in the City Council Chamber at City Hall in Waltham on Wednesday June 6 at 10 a.m. The hearing concerns a proposed electricity transmission line from a Sudbury substation site along the Boston and Maine Railroad right of way through Sudbury Wayland Weston and Waltham and over adjacent private property to serve the public convenience and necessity.
About five thousand 4 H Club members leaders and friends gathered at the Cathedral of the Pines in Rindge New Hampshire on Sunday May 20 for an event titled Working Together for Better World Understanding. Rev Kenneth MacArthur Sterling a 4 H Club leader and war veteran delivered an inspiring talk focusing on Cabots What Men Live By. The program was sponsored by the New England Club Agents Association with Willard Patton of Keene NH as chairman.
Acton Pack 18 announces its annual Cub Show on Saturday May 26 at Town Hall from 1 to 9 pm. Exhibits include fly catching demo by Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club at 2, unicycle riding at 3, Cub Scout circus at 4, puppet show by Carol Spinney at 5, operetta The Boy Bandits directed by John Priske at 7, and a packed 8:40 pm pack meeting with awards.
Bedford Progres sive Club held its regular meeting at the clubhouse under President Frank White. About 75 attendees enjoyed a turkey dinner and evening entertainment with William J. Beecy as program chairman. North Carolina pig production in 1950 rose 4 percent to 1,670,000 head.
The list includes H. Calvin Gaebel Fred Ca ouette John Kimball Cubmas ter Dewey E Boatman Martin Meigs George Allen Kenneth MacPhee and David Tinker among several civic appointees.
Acton and Mrs. Ch Acton invite men from the South A church to a Saturday dinner at six in the church dining hall. Tickets are available from any League member. The event supports the university term banks.
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