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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1951
Page
3
Fragmented text references Joseph P. Dineen and a citizens committee noting Christ may money orders and lists of armed forces relatives. Mentions future inclusion and early opportunities to see names and addresses. The damaged snippet implies a local service acknowledgment or relief notice with payment details.
Mr Seehan and Mrs Seehan of Old Bridge mark their 11th anniversary. Mrs Seehan, formerly Judith Pentil, is employed in an Massachusetts reformato ple have three daughters.
Stow Mary Fletcher is at the Whitney Homestead. Pvt Lloyd Pugsley on Gleason Dale Road has emergency leave due to his grandfather’s illness. Mrs John Erikson of Great Road returns from Emerson Hospital. Samuel Ineson of Great Road expected home from Baker Memorial Hospital this week. condition improved. Salvation Army drive progressing with good results from volunteers. Mr and Mrs Robert Larsen of Great Road celebrate 12th wedding anniversary on October 15. Pvt Harvey Trefry, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Trefry on maneuvers in Cuba. Economists estimate 170 automobiles per service station in the United States.
Maynard Co op invites the public to Parker Street hall Sunday October 21 at 7 30 p m for Co op month events replication featuring Roy McCorker former CARE official back from Geneva Switzerland as guest speaker. Musical program includes ensemble piano solos and vocal pieces with refreshments to follow. Admission is free.
Local members of the Middlesex County Sheep Breeders Association attended a show at the Wilcox farm in Pepperell last Friday, the holiday.
Bedford residents Mr. and Mrs. Myron H. Clark celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary on October 7. Clark works as a management counselor in Boston with the ECA in Europe, while Mrs. Clark remains in Andover. She was named the first woman chairman of the board of trustees for the Massachusetts Congregational Society. The couple, married in Malden, have two sons.
Engagement announced for Eleanor Maria, daughter of Mrs Laura Christian of Gleasondale Road, Gleasondale, and Pvt Antonio Maria, son of Mr and Mrs James Maria of 8 Hayes Street Maynard. Eleanor a Hale High School graduate class of 48 and employed by Middlesex Insurance Concord. No wedding date set.
Mr and Mrs George E Bezanson of Barnstable announce the engagement of their daughter Cla ra Avalone formerly of Stow to Milton J Hunter Jr son of Mr and Mrs Milton J Hunter of Wheeler Road Stow No wedding date has been set
The Acton Catholic Women’s Guild hosts a baked ham and bean supper on Thursday evening October 25 from 6 to 7 30 p m in St Elizabeth’s hall West Acton. Mrs Lawrence Tucker chairs with a long committee including Miss Ruth Clark Miss Margaret Cullis and others. Tickets available from Guild president Mrs Francis B Wheuley or any committee member.
The American Legion smoker at its home was the largest this year as plans race toward installation on Saturday at Maynard High School Auditorium. The auxiliary will install the same night, with state officials and Legion executives invited. The Halloween party moves from Oct 27 to Oct 26 due to busy schedule. Also noted are kindergarten twins at Patterville Grade School, six sets among about 150 pupils.
On October 15 Alfred Cenedella, Massachusetts Conservation Department director, addressed Maynard High School pupils on safe hunting and responsible living. The program, hosted by Mrs. Ruth B Clair, featured the class of 1952 president George Van Lon, flag salutes, musical numbers, and the speaker’s Ten Commandments of Safety.
The Twelve Nin ers of the West Acton Baptist church invite members to hear Garrett S Hoag, West Metropolitan Chairman of United Community Services, this Sunday October 21 at 12 09 p m. Acton is one of thirteen towns in the area.
In Acton the Red Feather campaign drew volunteers including Twelve-Niners and others. Mr Hoag of Foley Hoag Elliot Boston will address the gathering on how Red Feather contributions fund agencies and the need for local resident support in Acton.
Corporal Kenneth Boswell wrote home that he crossed over a rainbow during a flight from Wake Island to Iwo Jima on the way to Japan.
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