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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1950
Page
7
A robbery occurred near Read Street in local New Hampshire nights. Witnesses say P McGov's store was held up around 11:00 p.m. H Allen and John J La Chester were named in the incident with Higgins and Gil joining in the report.
Bedford Legion Auxiliary holds installation with Mrs Herbert Read as installing officer assisted by Cadets led by Captain Genivene Bueher. District director aided by Elizabeth Atwood Viola Webster and others. Miss Matrgeret Sikaman shares Girls State experience. Refreshment committee includes Mrs Henry Jenks and Clark.
Fragmentary notice references Bedommsarnage era of peace and mentions several individuals including Williams Davis and F. Writ as lecturers or officials. Names are uncertain due to OCR quality but indicate a local historical context with associated figures and positions.
The community plans a year end fair featuring Beatrice S and attending locals from Bedford. Organizers expect children activities, food stalls, and local entertainment to draw neighbors from nearby towns.
Acton Chapter of the D A R will start a fund to acquire a valuable historic symbol of Colonial America. Allister Mac Dougall of Westford supports the effort as the plan proceeds with a school child invitation to contribute. An October meeting at Acton Town Hall announced an art exhibit and fundraising drive for restoration and display.
The service at the South and Center churches featured Rev. David Thompson presenting This Game of Life. Plans for upcoming events include speakers Maynard and Erdneis. a public meeting is set for 12:69 p.m. with car rates and state tax talk likely to affect small towns.
The West Acton Club hosts a meeting at the clubhouse on Central Street next Monday afternoon at 2:00. Mrs. Paul YM. Caten presides and guest speaker Mrs. Theodore Gy Williame of Acton discusses Archericast antique glass while the Woman's Club Choral Group performs several numbers under hostess Walter Ohnesorge.
The West Acton Woman's Club held a well attended chest meeting at the Central Street clubhouse last Thursday evening with about 250 people present. Committees for the event included arrangements led by Mrs Otts orman Campbell and Miss Ruth E Hall, along with several other members.
Mr and Mrs G Jenks announce the birth of Dorothy Louise on October 2 at the Richardson House Boston.
Gonsord was brought before the grand jury and held on $10,000 bail. If bail is posted, he will be remanded to the Hast Cambridge jail.
BEDEOE J Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nugent of 406 Anthony Road sold their house and are moving to Derry New Hampshire. Mr and Mrs Everett M Aljen pason of 216 Great Road return from a visit with Mr Alens parents in Jasonville. Mrs Bart S Atwood of 21 Web her avenue has had Miss Mary Moulton of Aberdeen as her guest. Mina Oulton formerly a resident of Bedford.
Concords State Armory hosts the second Friday night dance sponsored by Company H M N G. The event starts at eight o clock with music by the Marlboro based French and W son orchestra. Attendance from last week was strong and plans include pend eracing and dancing.
Funeral services were held at his Baltimore home last Wednesday for Rean who served in many Magon ic Orders. He is survived by his wife Corbett Culverhouse and son John Burnet. The obituary notes his residence in Baltimore and his active community ties.
John A. Anderson of Sudbury led a community service campaign in Boston at the Men's City Club. Edward J. Weeks served as toastmaster as officials outlined kickoff plans for October 23 at the club headquarters on the club floor.
In Gary Indiana Albert Such repelled a would be robber who approached from behind demanding money He turned and struck the assailant who fled The federal government still owns about three eighths of all the land in Montana
The Acton Woman's Club executive board met at the home of Mrs. Charles Mag. in Neane Hill Rai Acton. The meeting followed a week in M wi Tena with Thursday hospital visit. Judithery daughter of Mrs. Kenneth B. Hag noted. At Valparaiso health center a student was treated after a head cut from a passing object on campus road. The incident was described by Schlegel who was walking when a battle thrown from a passive hit him. The Ozarks are believed to be linked to a 47 in the United States.
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