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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1951
Page
9
Local volunteers report a blood drive this Friday with chairman Wil Jr and donor John R. Goddu coordinating. Donors are being asked to bring valid IDs and arrive early as supplies are needed to restock the town clinic.
The Armis banquet at the Veterans Building featured a catered dinner and dancing. Speaker Joseph Vegtate, vice commander, addressed attendees while W. Parke, president of the auxiliary, and Frank J. were noted in attendance.
Westford and Chelmsford apple and fruit farmer Vincent Downing studied soil conservation methods with John Wescott. He cleared two more acres using a heavier bulldozer, saving cost per acre despite higher hourly rate, while preserving topsoil.
Bedford residents named on active duty are listed by the Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post 221. The post seeks updated addresses and any additional Bedford personnel on active service to mail a $5 Christmas gift before Christmas.
A Thanksgiving poem praises Providence for national bounty and daily bread. It calls readers to gratitude, faith, and shared meals, invoking Pilgrim heritage and blessings for land, home, and people.
A terse directive indicates forwarding information to Commander Anthony of American Legion Post 221 in Bedford. The snippet mentions the post and its leadership, implying a formal communication within the legion structure.
Nettie M Cowdin longtime Llewsac Lodge resident in Bedford. Funeral services were conducted at Eaton funeral home in Bedford. She attended the Church of Christ Congregational and formerly lived in West Somerville. She is survived by a niece Mrs Raymond H Young of Needham.
Concord High School selects The Winslow Boy by Terence Rattigan a two act comedy drama about a naval school injustice. Eleven characters including four women and seven men tell how a boy wrongfully accused is vindicated after family sacrifice and bureaucratic pressure.
Bedford public schools hosted an open house Sunday showcasing renovated interiors and new addition. Warren Dennett, the new principal, led staff on tours as hundreds of parents and other visitors toured the buildings.
In the first half of 1951, 35 463 planes landed and took off at German airports, up 34 percent from the previous year. Passenger traffic reached 524 925 for the period.
Abe Weatherwise, champion of long range forecasts, predicts a stormy winter per the 160th Old Farmer Almanac. December will be cold with snow flurries then rain, January mixed with snow and cold NW winds, February stormy to the 10th ending with a blizzard, and March unsettled with a damp finish before a mild end of month.
Officials warn a sudden snowfall or freeze can turn travel tragic and claim a millionth life this winter. They urge car safety checks before trips including brakes, wipers, defrosters, and tire chains ready for winter conditions.
Ay 3 c Edson F. Coleman of Syracuse has resigned from a civilian post at Wright Patterson AFB Ohio to pursue the priesthood by entering a Benedictine monastery in Conception Missouri.
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