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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1946
Page
10
Daviscourt, a 1943 graduate, was elected president of the Student Council at the School for Practical Arts in Boston. She won 85 percent of the vote in the class election.
Dexter Chamberlin Whittemore a longtime Carlisle board of assessors chair and former town official died last Wednesday after a long illness. The service was held Friday at the home of Joseph Dee & Son in Concord with Rev. Edward Perry Daniels officiating and burial in Forest Hills Cemetery, Boston. He was born in Roxbury and lived 47 years in Carlisle. Surviving are four brothers John A and Edward of West Roxbury Harry L of Weymouth and Albert C Whittemore of Ashland.
Concord hosts an Evangelical Free Church missionary meeting this Thursday with Miss Dorothea Sorensen of Africa as guest speaker. Co-hostesses are Mrs Christian Martinsen and Mrs Thora Korsmo.
Miss June MacFarland and Raymond Lawson wed last Friday at the White Church in Lincoln with Rev. Charles Styron officiating. The couple plans to reside on Stow Road in Harvard after a Montreal wedding trip, with both families and Concord area relatives attending.
Ricky the Labrador Irish Setter, owned by Bill Watts, has a two story doghouse built in Twin Falls Idaho. Watts crafted the four gabled pet home in his spare time.
The Concord Rotary Club heard Otis M. Whitney of the Governor's Council speak on its operations during the noon meeting last Thursday. New members James H. Dee and Arthur A. Magurn joined, with other members reaccepted. business was led by President Fred T. Boyd. The next luncheon will be at the Colonial Inn dining hall.
Concord police officers attend the FBI Zone school in Lexington as lectures begin the series of six, with two two hour sessions daily at 2 am and 7 30 pm. Chief John W Rycroft organized the course, a FBI National Academy graduate, and officers from Concord Lexington Lincoln Bedford Burlington Maynard and nearby towns participate.
Concord announces the engagement of Miss Florence Elena Marsden of Newtonville to Alan Raymond Duplisen of Waltham. Miss Marsden, a Concord High School 1945 graduate, works at the Waltham Watch Company. Duplisen, a Waltham High School graduate, served in the U S Navy in World War I. No wedding plans yet.
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