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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1951
Page
3
Readable fragments describe elementary school morning program with "The Turkey" pantomime and "Over the River and the Woods" performance. Students like MargS and Miriam Wilson lead, with Father Bear and Bluebird characters. Meeting notes cover Beverly Student Council assembly and Eastern Massachusetts Association events.
A 1951 Sudbury tax foreclosure advertises the seizure of parcel Lot Block A Plan B drawn by Bellamy and recorded in 1927. The notice states owners must pay back taxes plus costs by the specified deadline at the Collector's Hall. The land measures about 1052 square feet with buildings, located in Pine Lakes Sudbury, with deeds dating 1949 to 1951 and registry references 5609 and 437.
Richard Looby of Worcester performed for grades 4 through 12 during the last period on Friday November 16. His tricks impressed the audience and the entertainment was enjoyed by all. Members of the Newton performance cast attended a Newton High School production of Father of the Bride last week and plan to perform it themselves at Sudbury High School on Friday evening November 30.
Registrar King warns drivers to show courtesy on busy holiday roads after several serious Sudbury accidents. Chief McGovern says Sudbury police will enforce traffic laws aggressively for an unspecified period with about 17 violators to be prosecuted on November 29 at Framingham Court. Wooden signs will mark Route 117 as a dangerous spot.
Sudbury Grange conferred the 1st and 2nd degrees on nine new members Dorothy Cripps Harris Cripps Gertrude Coburn Richard Gohike Evelyn Hagen Walter Hagen Mary Ormond Lawrence Story Corinne Valardi. The 3rd and 4th degrees postponed to November 28 while a town meeting is held. Grange events follow including a whist party November 29 to benefit the lecturer's fund and an open meeting December 11 with John Harner Atherton Loring Jr. as speakers.
A Christmas sale and tea will be held at Memorial Congregation Church on Saturday December 1. The afternoon features gift items and a food table followed by a family pot luck supper at 6 PM.
Mrs Melvin Guptil hosts family reunions in Sudbury with Elmore Oakes and relatives from Winterport Maine plus Prof and Mrs Harry Hanson from Lexington and their children. Friends of Mrs Walter Piper return home after visits to Wales London and Switzerland. The Ellins family holds its annual Thanksgiving gathering with Marion Emerson Ellins Jr and their son and Luther M Childs family with four daughters.
Sudbury artist Loring W. Coleman Jr. opens a solo show at Publick House Ballroom Gallery featuring 20 oils and watercolors. The display runs through December 15 and focuses on New England building studies and landscapes. Coleman, an instructor at the Sudbury School of Art, lives with his wife and three children in Sudbury.
D A R chapter will meet with Mrs Hill of Natick on Saturday December 1 at 1 p m. Mrs Enos R Bishop State Historian will speak. This is the final meeting before the winter recess.
Sudbury parents and teachers attended a PTA meeting in the school gym where William F. Young of Brookline spoke on Parental Apprehension and guiding children toward their strongest aptitudes. The group discussed a school library, a committee to review crowded conditions, and following the 1948 school survey.
The Sudbury Garden Club met at Mrs. Alfred Gardner's home on Concord Road for a business meeting and a Thanksgiving bouquet project. Members prepared scoop-out pumpkins filled with fruit for Sudbury shut-ins, contributed chrysanthemums, carnations, and snapdragons, and Mrs. Harold E. McMurtry's Flower Arrangement Class added room decorations including a pine turkey with sumac head and chrysanthemum tail accents.
The Concord Citizens Committee lists donors for the high school bowl trip. Donors include Concord Hardware, John Mazzeo, Board of Trade, Frank lin R. Johnson, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Mattison, George Mulcahy, Minute/Man Press, H. Whittemore Brown, James J. Mansfield Post, and many others from Concord and West Concord. The list also covers businesses such as Brackett Heating, Jay's Shoe Store, Fred's Radio and Television, Manning Pharmacy, and Archer's Jewelry among numerous sponsors.
Sudbury Air craft Observation Post will join an Eastern Seaboard Test on Saturday December 1 from 8 a m to 5 p m All New England and Atlantic States participate Philip M Way Candy Hill Sudbury is chief observer
Otis Rutland of Rio Avenue visited his daughter Lois at the Fisher School for Dad and Daughter Night. A note mentions Boston as the largest fishing port in the United States.
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