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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1951
Page
13
Bogs Cats Pxts Cablau Cee Pu Bemistered
Fragmentary report notes individuals and places with unclear roles. The brief mentions Stud, Carlen Holton, South Vernon and ages, but lacks coherent event or outcome details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cablau
Studantes Carlen Holton
South Vernon
Age
Weston couple attends National Screw Machine convention
Mr and Mrs Daniel F Wiles of Weston formerly Concord travel to Hot Springs Virginia to attend the National Screw Machine Products Association convention running through November 8 A church sermon titled Probation After Death was read at First Church of Christ Scientist Lowell Road Sunday morning A dinner is planned by the Women s Parish Association of First Parish Church at the vestry on Friday November 16 Mrs Fred T Boyd leads ticket distribution The Vincent club lists 96 provisional members including royal girls Anne Buttrick Janet Warren Patricia Cordsale and Deborah Co of Bedford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel F. Wiles
Weston
Concord
Screw Machine Products Association
Hot Springs
Virginia
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Lowell Road
Woman’s Parish Association
Fred T. Boyd
Vincent Club
Royal Girls
Anne Buttrick
Janet Warren
Tricia Cordsale
Deborah Co
Bedford
Coming Events Of The Week In Concord
Community listings outline weekly meetings and events in Concord. Activities include lodge gatherings, church functions, club meetings, youth events, a blood drive, and civic sessions at the town house and armory with times ranging from morning to evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Evangelical Free Church
Eastern Star Fair
Masonic Hall
Old Concorder
A. R
Harvey Wheeler
Board of Selectmen
Willow Reebeke
Company H
State Armory
Guardianship Citation and Lost Deposit Notices
A Massachusetts probate citation seeks guardianship for Ida L. Moore of Sudbury with Benjamin W. Wilson named as potential guardian. Also notices announce lost deposit books at Assabet Institution for Savings and Middlesex Savings with requests for replacement and public notices in Oct. 18 25 and Nov. 1.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Rosa N. Melora
Maynard
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
John J. Butler
Massachusetts
Pascalino Parengo
Forendon
Esee Firat
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Ida L. Moore
Sudbury
Massachusetts Department of Mental Health
Benjamin W. W. Wilson
Assabet Institution For Savings
Sidney E. Motleary
Treas
Concord
W. S. Smith
Miss Information At Clerk’s 90 Year Benchmark
A noisy online post targets a clerk claiming he has lived 90 years without brains and challenges him to beat his record. The language is insulting and unnamed. The item frames a grievance about age and competence with a provocative quip.
Massachusetts Housing Stock Reaches New High and Jobs Grow
Massachusetts reports more dwellings per capita than ever as housing shortages persist. Boston remains a major employer center with rising factory employment and payrolls. Abington prepares a zoning by law for voters, amid broader economic data across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Boston
Cve
We Ee One
Warscare Boyse
Department of Labor and Industies
Abington
Lincoln Players Plan Coming Play
Lincoln Players rehearse for the upcoming presentation The Queen s Husband at the Lincoln Town House on November 16 and 17. Mrs. Richard Fleck coaches the cast, and Leonard C Larrabee stars in the lead role, a locally known figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lincoln Players
Lincoln Town House
Richard Fleck
Leonard C. Larrabee
Dickens Remembers Houseful of Friends Touch Moment
An unknown York woman, recognizing Charles Dickens, asked to touch the hand that had filled her house with many friends. The brief anecdote recalls the lasting warmth Dickens carried despite his troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickens
York
Mr. Dickens
Sailor Credits Cork Leg for Survival After Shipwreck
A shipwrecked sailor, captured by a cannibal chief, offered his cooked leg as proof. The cannibal tasted it, grimaced, and spat it out. The sailor later said his cork leg saved his life, allowing him to escape or endure.
Valleyrand’s witty remark on peons and pekins
When an army officer contemptuously called civilians pekins, Valleyrand asked who they were. The officer replied that soldiers call everyone not military a pekin, prompting Valleyrand to note it mirrors their civil versus military labeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valleyrand
Tallyrand
Two Actresses Share Party Amid Feud Over Wardrobe
Two rival actresses mingled at a party when one complimented the other on her dress calling it a divine creation. The reply noted the outfit was a present from her mother on her twenty second birthday and has worn well, prompting further marvel from the other.
Capers Recall Humorous Exchange at Butcher Shop
A playful dialogue centers on where Capers keeps himself and the joke that the butcher shop has constant activity. The exchange features humor about daily life and lighthearted banter in a market setting.
Four Indians Celebrate Weekend in Town Drive Home
Four men, described as Indians, drove into town for a night of revelry then returned to their jalopy. They consumed alcohol and painted the town red, ultimately heading home. The driver announced near the reservation as more Indians appeared along their route.
Meaning of the Ballet Essay Topic Sparks Classroom Debate
A high school teacher writes on the board that the Chamber of Commerce essay topic is The Meaning of the Ballet. A serious student protests with But, teacher. The exchange highlights confusion over a dancing themed prompt and its relevance to the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Smithfield Rhode Island Airport Opens Late October
Rhode Island's new North Central airport near Smithfield with a $1.9 million construction budget faces delays from material shortages but could handle emergency landings now. The mono directional runway extends 4 miles in length and 150 feet in width.
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Smithfield
R. I. Qr
Fphode Island
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