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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1952
Page
5
Mr and Mrs of Concord road participate in local civic life while a family milestone is noted. The text references a Middlesex Pomona installation on Lowell road and a Carlisle Grange ceremony, highlighting the couple’s continued involvement and a second grandchild.
Acton residents assist with a harvest program for Emerson and Grey Ladies Red Cross training offered at the U S Veterans Hospital in Bedford on October 21 22. Call Mrs. Stanton Gacheld in Concord to enroll. Grange members attended a Middlesex Central Pomona installation at Bedford Town Hall last night with officers elected previously.
Rep Russell criticizes plans to dump hotel effluent into the Sudbury River, condemns bypassing sewer extensions, and praises conservation efforts. He notes state health actions, a Massachusetts Board of Health lab in Lowell, and a legislative hearing on Department of Conservation reorganization with a planned western tour in Amherst and Northampton.
Observance runs October 12 to 18 with thousands of oil men and women giving home town reports to explain petroleum industry contributions. Promotions include new films Crossroads U S A and 2 Equals 3, plus educational leaflets and radio and television shows to boost public understanding of free enterprise and oil’s role.
Veterans at Bedford hospital and Concord Red Cross urge citizen volunteers as paid staff are recalled. Twelve Gray Ladies serve, more needed. coordinators Mrs H LeRoy Newbold, Mrs Charles A McKenna, and Mrs Rodney E Pratt lead efforts. A Gray Ladies class is set for October 21 and 22 at Bedford hospital.
Former President John Tyler married twice and fathered seven children with each wife. The text notes his unions and prolific offspring across two marriages.
Sudbury reports an unusually sunny October with peak foliage in the north and New England states. The piece notes record heat and drought last summer labeled The Great Scorch, with June the hottest month on record and July August setting more records.
West Concord Mr and Mrs Walter E Dow Jr of Old Marsh Road celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary today. The couple have two sons Walter E Dow III and Peter Dow. Mr Dow is vice president of a Boston bank and former president of Concord Board of Trade.
Services were held for Samuel J. Ellis at St Ber cemetery in Concord after his death Friday at Waltham hospital. He leaves a wife a son two daughters two sisters and a brother. A requiem high mass was conducted at St Charles in Weltham at 9 o clock.
The snippet notes a resemblance to 1929 and 1911 records with an average around 72.6 degrees. It asks what the warm spell will bring, reflecting public curiosity about implications and outcomes of a near record temperature.
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