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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1950

Page

7

Regional high school plan gains support in several towns

The towns Holden Paxton Princeton and Sterling accept a regional high school plan sparking interest in inter town education. Additional towns Acton Harrow Stow Carlisle Littleton and Westford may vote on forming a regional district as articles from a Massachusetts education committee report outline alternative district reorganizations across states including New York Wisconsin New Mexico Washington and Oregon.

Holden Paxton Princeton Sterling Acton Harer Stow Agiment Carlisle Littleton Westford

Miss Servais Weds Comman Man in Concord Church

Concord Middlesex County news reports the wedding of Miss Jane Patterson Servais to Robert Edmiston Brown at Our Lady Help of Christians in West Concord. The bride wore a white silk faille gown with a pearl collar and long train, with a Regency crown veil and Eucharist lilies. The ceremony followed by a reception at Concord Country Club.

Concord Jane Patterson Servais Ivan D. Servais Frances Street West Concord Robert Edmiston, Brown Theodore G. Brown Manchester Connecticut Our Lady Help of Christians Church John J. Scollan Concord Country Club Joseph Antognoni Suzanne M. Servais Joan Servais Janet Brown Otto ‘Kirchner Cambridge Mary E. Lister Hartford Acton Ip Cer Vals Sale Es Ihele

Concord-A teacher training sessions begin October 17

Under the auspices of the Childowship three courses will be offered from 7:30 to 9:30 p m at the Evangelical Peak and hosted by churches in Stow W Acton Carlisle Bedford and Concord There is no registration the offering is by free will donation to cover expenses Attendees from October 17 to 19 may participate in Methods of Teaching Children How to Win a Child to Christ and The Use of Visual Aids

Concord Stow, W. Acton Carlisle Bedford

Gardners Welcome Birth Of Daughter

Mr and Mrs Herbert W Gardner of 21 Cottage Street West Concord announce the birth of their second child a daughter Friddy October 13 at Emerson Hospital Concord The baby's maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Conrad O Berlied of 8 Grove Street West Concord.

West Concord Herbert W. Gardner Cottage- Street Friddy Emerson Hospital Concord Conrad O. Berlied Grove Street

School Districts and Reorganization Survey Guidance

The text outlines criteria for school districts on approved community bases and definitions for districts with less than 10 000 population. It notes permanent population centers large enough for 360 pupils in grades 7 to 12 and recommends state and county reorganization surveys by professionals.

Wisconsin New Mexico Ashington Washington Oregon

Whist Party Posted by St Bernard’s Concord

The first winter series whist party by St Bernard’s parish Concord and Concord Council Knights of Columbus was held last Wednesday October 11 with about 17 tables. Prizes went to Mrs Arthur Tibbetts Catherine Burke Thomas Burke Mrs Leland Campbell Mrs Marguerite Dalton Mrs Mary Lundgren Mrs Eileen McDermott Mrs Muriel Hollencamp Mrs Dorothy Cress Mrs A Tourville Mrs Harriet Frazier Mrs Martha Killoren Mrs R Blaisdell Mrs Carl Rundgren. Door cash prize: Mrs Mary McBreen. Special drawing: Mrs Muriel Hollencamp.

Concord St.Bernard’s Concord Council Knights of Columbus Arthur Tibbetts Catherine Burke Thomas Burke Leland Campbell Marguerite ‘Dalton Mary

Sudbury P T A Set to Meet in School Auditorium

Sudbury P T A opens with new principal P H Johnson Jr delivering a short address. The October 23 meeting at 8 p m in the new school hall aims to introduce teachers. attendees invited. Officers include Beane Krause president Robert Ling vice president Mrs H M Johnson treasurer Miss Hilda Whitney secretary and William West recording secretary.

Sudbury Sudbury P.T.A Hilda Whitney William West Gran Ay Te Corre S. Om Hoagi Richard Peteua’ Piblacity Si C . Pul Wilfred J. Allen

Old School Remodeled for Sudbury Legion Post Home

Plans proceed to renovate the old school on Boston Post Road for Sudbury residents and the Sudbury American Legion post. The project aims to provide a shared meeting place in South Sudbury with community support and official approval.

Legion Post Home Sudbury Boston Post Road Sudbury American Legion Post South Cith

Red Feather Drive Opens Campaign Kickoff in Sudbury

Sudbury announces Red Feather Drive opening with a kickoff meeting at Sudbury Town Hall on Monday October 23 at 8 pm. Campaign chair John A. Anderson explains home front needs while soldiers are away. Flyers distributed by Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts. Community Fund Sunday on the 22nd begins a major solicitation through Thanksgiving Eve.

Sudbury Red Feather Drive Sudbury Lower John A. Anderson Somstreet Boston Duncan Russell Wal‘amon Dae Rome Merton John S. Colby Edwayd Fay Girl Scouts Ethan ©. Hull Algonquin Council Boy Scouts Bruce Read Public Health Nursiny Association Carl” Wynner Community Fund

Pupils See Fire Truck Visit Sudbury Preschool

Sudbury Cooperative School pupils were treated to a fire engine visit on a wind‑driven day. Fire Chief David Sappe spoke on fire prevention and safety rules while inspecting the building’s safety arrangements and handing out leaflets.

Sudbury Concord Road Sudbury Cooperative Chiée Davisop

Garden Club Holds Annual Session in Concord

The Concord Garden Club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Richard H. Edwards Jr. of Lowell Road 23 as hostess. Frank L. White spoke on the subject Planting a Pleasure.

Concord Concord Garden Club Richard H. Edwards Lowell Road Frank L White

Sudbury Club Adds Twenty Six New Members

The Sudbury Woman's Club welcomed twenty six new members at the opening meeting led by Mrs. John S Colby. President Mrs. R C Purdy announced the new entrants including Mrs Ralph Bennett Mrs John S Colby Mrs Alfred J Crowley and many others.

Snd E Sudbury Woman's Club John S. Colby R.C. Purdy Ralph Bennett Alfred J. Crowley Thoren S. Davenport Theodore R Edward A. Plymley Lawrence J. Raymond Paul H. Reaves Ralph W. Stone, Jr Frederick C.tucker Roland A. Walton Robert M. Price E. Wright Thomson Felice Genna

Wayside Inn News Briefs Chronicle Visits and Guests

South Sudbury residents and visitors tour the Wayside Inn under Mrs Louise Purnelle of the Somerville Home for the Aged. Miss Jean Hargraves wed Georg Sellmann in Saxony as guests arrived amid a sudden downpour. Antiques and Rushlight Club tours highlighted the Inn weekend. Mary E Burnham School students visited Radcliffe College and toured Boston before returning. Local residents Mr and Mrs Cowley plan a Sudbury return. Arch Roosevelt signed in under his brother’s name, noting Col Theodore Roosevelt’s earlier wartime death.

South Sudbury Louise G. Purnelle Somerville Homme For Jean F. Hargraves Georg Mary E. Burnham Northhampton Prince New England Cambridge Radcliffe College Boston Inn

Mrs Cutting Hosts Joyous Gathering With 18 Present

A brief note records Mrs Cutting as hostess and says the event welcomed 18 attendees in a social gathering. The report then shifts to mention the United States as the current topic, implying broader news.

Rainbow Assembly Plans Mother and Dad Night

The Concord Rainbow Girls hold a meeting Thursday night October 26 at 7 15 at Masonic Temple led by Miss Constance Burk and Mrs Edith Bailey. After the meeting a Mother and Dad night features a surprise entertainment program and a reception for members parents with refreshments.

Concord Concord Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Constance Burk Edith Bailey

Salvation Army Greater Boston Fr. Appeal quota set at 502000

The sixth report of the Salvation Army Greater Boston Fr. Appeal shows a $502,000 quota with Tuesday’s campaign kickoff. Local chairman Mrs. Douglas R. Lewis says the community must rally, aiming each donor for a $300 individual goal and urging workers to mount an all-out effort. Checks to the appeal should be mailed to Miss Alice H. Parmenter of Concord Road.

Salvation Army Greater Boston Douglas R. Lewis Alice H. Parmenter Concord Road

Red Cross Meets in Sudbury Sets Future Plans

The American Red Cross annual meeting was held at Town Hall. Robert Ling was nominated for chairman for the coming year. Miss MacDonald outlined past work and future plans and urged volunteers and blood donors to aid soldiers in Korea. The Bloodmobile will visit Weston on October 18 to collect donations.

Sudbury American Red Cross Robert Ling Goodman Hill Road MacDonald Red Cross Man Donald Korea Weston Albert "Blanchard Adbury

Recent Arrivals At The Hospital To Local People

Emerson Hospital welcomed several newborns this past week. Newborns include a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sipstorr of Piper Road, a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Burrell of Curve Street, a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clark of South Sudbury, a son for Mr. and Mrs. Peter Oskirka of Taylor Road Stow, and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ferguson of Hudson Road Sudbury.

Conicord Emerson Hospital Roger Sipstorr Piper Road Octo Caejinchete Marlboro Road Gon. Tober 9 Jene Loring Central Street West Acton Beverly Burrell Curve Street Framingham Arthur Clark D Road South Sudbury Peter Oskirka Taylor Road Stow Sudbury

Family of Francis J. Carr Thanks Community

The Carr family of 7 Laws Brook Road West Concord expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for kind deeds and appreciation during their recent bereavement. Mrs F J Carr.

West Concord Francis J. Carr Laws Brook Road F. J. Carr

Notable Wedding at Christ Church Sharon Conn

Phyllis Ford daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Ry Ford of Sharon Connecticut and Petergon Fay son of Mr. and Mrs. Fay of Sudbury Mass were married at Christ Church Sharon. The Rev Francis J rector assisted by Rev Se Smith conducted the ceremony. The couple plans a trip to England after the ceremony. Mrs Fay attended St Timothy’s School Radcliffe last June. Mr Fay is a Deerfield Academy alumnus and served as a lieutenant in the levy.

Pepm New York Phyllis. Ford Rand Clement Ry Ford Sharon Connecticut Ind All Florida Fay Sudbury Mass Christ Church Francis J Se Smith Ford England Oxford St. Timothy's School Ville Radcliffe Deerfield Academy Ward College

Sheep dog show draws twenty two entries in Concord

Nearly 100 people attended the Middlesex Sheep holiday event with 22 entrants showing sheep in various classes. John Fiedes of Dover served as secretary, coordinating the show and its events.

Concord Ffaly Middlesex John Fie'des Andover

Sudbury Road Plans Refer to Regional Capital

A report on road projects is sent to Washington concerning Sudbury and the regional capital. The document outlines the temporary arrangements and public works priorities for regional transportation.

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