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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1951

Page

15

Lecture on science here Monday night

Grace Jane Noee of Chicago Christian Science lecturer will speak at 8 p m in Concord’s Monument Square Church of Christ Scientist. The free talk titled Christian Science The Way to Fulfill God’s Purpose aims to explain life’s meaning and healing practice. Noee formerly led a Chicago food brokerage, now serves on the Board of Lectureship and has deep experience in Christian Science healing.

Concord Grace Jane Noee Chicago First Church of Christ Scientist Noce Christian Science Board

Blair Among GOP Men At Meeting In Washington DC

Concord resident G Sherman Blair Jr executive secretary of the Republican 21 Club of Massachusetts attended a one day regional GOP meeting at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington DC. The note also mentions Nebraska corn as the biggest crop by weight.

Concord Bay Washington, D. C Mayflower Hotel Washington D.C G. Sherman Blair, Jr Everett Street Massachusetts Nebraska

For Sale items copper boiler and Coleman furnace

Classified notice lists a 30 gallon 350 pound test copper boiler priced at 30 dollars and a Coleman No 888 automatic floor furnace for oil priced at 50 dollars.

Concord Man 94 Attends Opening Of New Bank

Benjamin Moody, 94, of Devens Street, Concord, the town’s oldest man, marked his birthday by attending the bank opening. Moody served as treasurer of the bank from its incorporation in 1921 until 1941 and remains active. He has a daughter, two grandsons, and two great grandchildren. James Rocks, of Cottage Lane, started a new job with Ryerson Steel in Cambridge.

Concord Benjamin Moody Devens Itew Concord, Cooperative Moody the ‘Bank James Rocks Cottage Lane Ryerson Steel, Company Cambridge

Winners of Prizes at K of C Whist Night

Concord reports prize winners from last week's K of C whist party. Names include Joanna Kelley William Jus Dee Mrs Myron Barbour Ed na N Denaro Mrs J H Goulding Mary B Murphy Emma Lyons Nora Zengilowski Thomas Burke Minnie Carden Catherine Dee Al DeGrappo Jan A Rudskij May Bard CoTPbeyys nie O Coz oY Chau vrin Mary Tobin Robert Windheim Pauline Foss William Huntcon Elizabeth Dwyer Lillian Mrs H McPreen Tom Barkerworth. Goulding won the special prize and Windheim the attendance prize. The events occur every Wednesday at Monument Hall at 8 p.m.

Concord Joanna Kelley William Jus Dee Myron Barbour Edna_N. Denaro J. HB. Goulding Mary B. Murphy Emma Lyons Bride Cay Nora Zengilowski Thomas Burke Minnie Carden Catherine Dee al DeGrappo K. A Jan A. Rudskij May Bard Cotpbeyys Nie O’coz Oy Chauvrin Mary Tobin Robert Windheim Pauline Foss William’ H. Huntcon Elizabeth Dwyer Lillian H. McPreen Tom Barkerworth Sonia Originion Goulding Windheim Monument Hall

Couple Held Surprise Housewarming Party at New Home

Friends from Belmont Arlington Maynard and Concord attended a surprise housewarming for Karli K. Johnson and Ana Birs on Dee Road. Harold Cahoon hosted the event, and the couple received gifts and a purse along with a note about buying U S Savings Bonds.

Concord Ana Birs Karli K. Johnson Dee Road Belmont Arlington Maynard Harold ‘Cahoon

World War I veteran Wallace dies in Bedford at 64

Anthony Wallace of 179 Page Road a Bedford resident for 32 years died last Wednesday at West Roxbury Veterans Hospital. A native of Russia he served in World War I for the United States and worked as a fireman at the Bedford Veterans Hospital since 1928 until retirement. Surviving is his wife Anna Schiebe Wallace. Military rites were held Saturday at McCarthy Memorial Home Lexington by Edwin O. Crossman Post A L of the local veterans hospital. Rev William E. Kerrigan officiated and burial was in Shawsheen Cemetery.

Lexington Edwin O. Crossman A.L Veterans Hospital William E. Kerrigan St. Michael's Church Shawsheen

Lincoln Players announce cast for The Queen's Husband

Concord Mrs Eveleth Todd chairs Lincoln Players play committee planning first season production at Lincoln Town Hall on November 16 17. Cast includes Frederick H Green Jr Edmund W Giles Harry Healey Dr Marshall Crawford Miss Leslie Glazier Mrs Hery Thomas Mrs Harrison Hoyt Mrs Crawford Mrs E Russell Davis Jr Mrs Elliott Grabill Frederick P Wals o Leonard C Larrabee John B Garrison Arthur W Rice Jr Stanley Heck Gene Emerson Robert Bygrave and others.

Concord Eveleth Todd Lincoln Players Lincoln Town Hall Frederick H. Green, Jr Edmund W. Giles Harry Healey Marshall Crawford Leslie Glazier Hery Thoma Harrison Hoyt iMirs. Crawford E. Russell Davis, Jr Elliott Grabill Frederick P. Walso Leonard C. Larrabee John B. Garrison Arthur W. Rice, Jr Stanley Heck Gene Emerson Robert Bygrave

Funeral held for Charles O Preble in Concord

The funeral of Charles O. Preble 72 of State Road North Lincoln was held Tuesday at Mac Rae funeral home Concord. He was superintendent of Gravestein Farm at death and died Saturday at Emerson hospital Concord. Native of Carmel Maine he had lived in Lincoln 50 years. Surviving are nephews and nieces.

Concord Charles O. Preble State Roat North Lincoln MacRae Gravestein Emerson Hospital Carmel Maine Concord Lodge 1.C.C.F

Central Middlesex Churches Hold Fall Meeting Here

The Central Middlesex Council of Churches met at First Parish church after a vestry supper last Wednesday. Attorney Elliott V. Grabill of Lincoln presided. Rev. Frederick M. Meek D D of Old South Church Boston spoke on Monday to Friday is Not Enough. Rev. Edward P. Daniels hosted.

Concord Central Middlesex Council of Churches Elliott V. Grabill Lincoln Frederick M. Meek D.D Old South Church Boston Edward P. Daniels

Gifts Committee Seeks Funds for Community Chest in Concord

The 1951 Concord Community Chest special gifts committee met at chair John W. Teele's home to review agency needs and quotas. Frederick H. Dominick, president, outlined allocations while Teele detailed fundraising mechanics for the drive.

Concord Concord Community Chest John W. Teele Julian W. Ballou Arthur B. Brooks Stedman Buttrick, Jr Alexander A. Cameron E. Paul Ceresole Rexford Daniels Ronald W. Findlay Thomas Flint Alden French Stanton Garfield Eliot R. Howard Henry P. Kidder Burleigh L. Pratt Henry Seton Donald B. Sinclair Dan T. Smith Graydon Smith Davenport Wallace Teele Frederick H. Dominick

Concord opens new bank at Walden Street with visitors

People from Concord Maynard and Bedford townships attended an open house at the bank's new Walden Street building. Officials greeted guests as they toured the enlarged business area from 2 to 5 pm, marking the launch before regular Monday operations.

Concord Concord-Maynard Bedford Walden Street Olla Veterans Building Bank

Community Chest Campaign Promotes Local Giving Efforts

Community leaders describe the tal drive as part of the annual Community Chest campaign to raise funds for local needs. Organizers urge residents to contribute during the upcoming drive period.

Tal The Community Chest

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