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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1952

Page

23

Hale High School selects Cheaper by the Dozen for senior play

Hale high school's senior class chose Cheaper by the Dozen as this year's play. Perry Clark dramatized the work based on Gilbreth and Carey novels with a large cast and many student committees. Lillian Gilbreth spoke at Simmons College events. top students received honors and a 1953 yearbook staff was announced.

Stow Hale High School Perry « Clark Igh Frank B. Gilbreth, Jr Erestine Gilbreth Carey Faire D. Potter Hudson High School George Maciver Eleanor Warren Gill Cas Zabeth Linden Daniel Godhead Susan Sewall Ray William Whitney Norman Sewart Catherine Vodoklys Wetherbee Jane Colby Edward Jensen Certs the Gilbreth Chilren Sylvia Wanhatalo Hag Mrs Lillian M. Gilbreth T Symphony Hall Boston Simmons College Gilbreth Eleanor Peck Miss Peck Ann Herrick Carol Wetherbee David Crowell Daniel Woodhead Norman Stewart Helen Dip Myrtle Patsley Sylvia Wanhatalo Kathleen Piett Jean. Fletcher Zdanowize

Air races trace origins to 1922 Pulitzer Trophy race

The national air races trace their beginnings to the Pulitzer Trophy race held in 1922 at Selfridge Field Michigan.

Selfridge Field Mich

Middlesex County First in Massachusetts to Record Over a Million Inhabitants

Middlesex County becomes the first in Massachusetts to surpass one million residents, reaching 1,064,598 in 1950 with an 93,179 gain from 1940 to 1950. The increase leads all 14 counties and raises density from 1,171.8 to 1,284.2 per square mile, surpassing Suffolk County.

Sudbury Middlesex County Massachusetts Joseph F. Downey Boston U.S. Bureau of Census Downey Middlesex

West Concord School Lists Year's State Schedule

West Concord plans monthly assemblies in the school auditorium through April with each classroom presenting once. The program lineup begins with October’s Columbus Day tribute by Miss Morse’s third grade and continues November through April by various teachers. May features a Memorial Day program for the entire staff.

Wes Concord Harvey Wheeler School Holm Dawson Hutchinson Mulcahy McHugh Conley

Rural Delivery Begins Next Week in Sudbury

Sudbury residents will gain rural mail delivery starting next week. Those previously receiving mail from Framingham Maynard or Lincoln R.F.C. may request the change by contacting the South Sudbury Post Office to arrange the transfer. Other residents may have additional details forthcoming.

Sudbury Sudbury Rural Framingham, Maynard Lincoln R.F.C South

Concord LaFayette Marchand to Speak on National Election

Concord and surrounding communities are invited to a Rose Hawthorne Guild benefit lecture with Concord LaFayette L. Marchand, a Boston news executive and BU faculty member, analyzing the national election and its impact on all classes. The talk will cover federal government changes and current events.

Concord LaFayette L. Marchand Monument Hal Rose Hawthorne Rose Hawthorne’ School Marchand Atlantic Maine Florida New England Boston News Boston University Boston Center For Adult Education Edmund N. Higgins Guild

Acton's Grangers Visit Tyngsboro

Acton Grange members journeyed to Tyngsboro Tuesday night to assist in the visitation program led by master Norman E. Livermore. Refreshments followed at the Tyngsboro Town Hall. The next meeting is scheduled for November 25 at 8 o'clock in Acton Town Hall with Attorney John E. Rice of Marlboro as speaker. Members will also attend the Pomona meeting at Lincoln on November 19. Finland became a republic in 1919 ending as a former autonomous grand duchy of the Russian Empire for over a century.

Acton Acton Grange Tyngsboro Norman E. Livermore Tyngsboro Town Hall Acton Town Hall John E. Rice Mar‘boro Orchardman Pomona Lincon Finland

Sudbury Post Offices Send Mail Delivery Change

Residents may now call for their mail at South Sudbury Sudbury or North Sudbury Post Offices under the rural delivery system.

South Sudbury Sudbury North Sudbury

Head on Collision Near South Sudbury Intersection

A Saturday night crash near King Philip Road in South Sudbury involved Leo A. Shea of Nassau, New Hampshire, and Elzear R. Chabott of Marivoro. A third car cutting out to turn up King Philip caused the accident. no injuries and no high speeds reported.

Sudbury South Sudbury Leo A. Shea Nasaua N. H Elzear R. Chabott Marivoro King Philip Road

Bedford Grange Meeting Oversees Lodge Program

Bedford Grange P of H held its Monday night gathering at the Town hall with new master Charles S. Hume presiding. Corresponding officers led the program and refreshments were served. An announcement noted the Middlesex Central Pomona meeting at Lincoln next Wednesday night.

Bedford Bedford Grange P. of H Town Hall Charles.s. ‘Hume Middlesex Central Pomona Lincoln

Collector Gathers 1897 Bells in Chicopee Estate

Paul Mellinger, 23, owns a vast bell collection in Chicopee Massachusetts valued at about 3000 dollars. The trove includes 200 bells imported from Korea.

Chicopee Mass U.P Paul Mellinger Korea

Meeting With 44 Friends Attended By Employee

A gathering described as a meeting with 44 friends in attendance was noted in a brief report. An unnamed employee was cited in relation to the event, with limited additional details available from the fragment.

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