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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
17
The Maynard School announces its annual honor event with principal Miss Eley and sponsor Mr. Lever guiding students. Readings include Panis Angelicus and The Star Spangled Banner as students pledge to leadership and service.
Rutland Vermont marked its admission to statehood with an all day celebration and a memorable toast celebrating the Union with the United States. The toast likened Vermont to its pines and mountains, praising enduring strength and unity.
Presentation of pins and membership cards before an audience as Miss Sawutz and sponsor Mr. Lever address the attendees at Maynard High School Hymn assembly.
Entertainer Phyllis Richards and her pupils performed for veterans and civilians at Valley Head hospital Carlisle last Tuesday night. The program featured tap dance acts, acrobatics, toe ballet and songs by pupils and vocalists Miss Joan McPherson Mrs Cecile Renney and Pop Steinman. Arthur F Bissonnette accompanied at the piano and Ernie Richards served as master of ceremonies. The audience responded enthusiastically.
Memphis residents received 350 calls in one day after an advertisement misprinted the Kullman family telephone number for a baby sitter. Reverend Morris Kulman confirmed there is no sitter shortage and explains the mix up.
New arrivals at Emerson hospital include Mr and Mrs William Lester of 195 Great Road Maynard with a daughter born May 22 Mr and Mrs Orla Nichols of 223 Central Street West Acton with a son born May 22 Mr and Mrs Walter Forance of 16 Houghton Street Hudson with a son born May 23 Mr and Mrs Philip Pullen of 17 Percy Road Lexington with a daughter born May 23 and Mr and Mrs Arthur LeSage of 18 Park Street Maynard with a son born May 25. A state prison was built before the capitol when the New Hampshire Government moved from Portsmouth to Concord in 1808.
Major and Mrs Norman L Scherer announce the birth of their fifth child and second son Paul Francis Scherer born Saturday May 24 at Emerson Hospital. Mrs Scherer, formerly Dorothy V MacKinnon, of 2 Davis Court.
Mr and Mrs William C Spiller announce the birth of a son William Benjamin Spiller born May 22. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles A Spiller of Concord Road Sudbury and Mrs Benjamin MacArthur of Southboro.
New York showman of food Arthur Maisel rose from radio sales to run six mid Manhattan restaurants focused on hot ham and eggs served in skillets. He now grosses about 4 million yearly and aims for a national chain. He also advocates prison welfare, helping about 50 ex-convicts find work after release.
A Washington dispatch reports Col. Berkeley R. Lewis filed study of more than 2,000 artifacts, stone tools, and pottery fragments from sites along the Orinoco and Lake Valencia. The collection shows diverse aboriginal groups thriving in ancient Venezuela, some contemporary with Inca and Maya cultures, with evidence of irrigation agriculture.
New medium Patton tank rolls from Detroit Arsenal as General Collins praises its quality. A 26 ton light tank with 76 mm gun and 35 mph speed enters planning, while Newark Delaware accelerates the heavy T 43 with a 120 mm gun. Truman targets 35 000 tanks yearly, potentially tripled if needed within a year.
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