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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1954
Page
3
Sudbury marks United Nations Sunday October 24 proclaimed United Nations Day. The article notes the UN founded in 1945 to maintain postwar peace rather than to establish it and calls observance across the Commonwealth per Governor Herter and President Eisenhower’s urging for engagement by world peoples.
Miss Helen Punty daughter of Mrs Mary Punty of Wheeler road will wed Bradford Edward White of Stoughton Saturday at 4 PM in Union Evangelical Church Rev Robert Dempsey officiating. Miss Punty a Hale High School graduate and Somerville School of Nursing alumna. White educated in Brookton. A reception will follow at the Punty home and the couple will honeymoon then reside on Wheeler road.
Seventy five people attended the Stow PTA meeting at Stow High School Cafeteria on Monday evening October 18. Officers elected for the year include President Pevid Smith Vice President William Harley Secretary Mrs William Drake and Treasurer Mrs Willem Turner. A teachers reception followed with refreshments provided by Mrs Donald Beauregard and Mrs Wilfred Woodhead.
The Hale High School Harvest Hop, postponed due to Hurricane Hazel, will be held Friday evening October 22 in Stow Town Hall. Music will be provided by George Perkins Coroners of Hudson, with the junior class sponsoring the event.
A group of former Sudbury High School classmates met at Miss Ann Roos’s home to celebrate her birthday on October 9. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Maenpaa, Mr. and Mrs. David Weir, Mrs. Ellen Kahlainen Mallory, and Robert Burns. Maenpaa served three years in the Marines with a year in Korea, Weir also served in the Marines, Burns in the Army, and Ann Roos served three years in the WAC.
A flooded oil burner at the Burbanks home on Nobscot Road summoned the Sudbury Fire Department last week, while the week otherwise remained quiet for the department. The note mentions baking bread, boxes and other items coated inside with paraffin to prevent rust.
The Memorial Church group met last Thursday at the Parish on the Green Framingham. Mrs Roland Butler Sr led the service and Mrs Thomas Hutchby was tea chairman. Miss Elsie Simonds spoke on the New Haven Conference and District Chairmen of Women’s Mission projects.
Rose Stegal won her bull fight in Lebanon Connecticut, though the event was unofficially scheduled. The bull charged as she strolled, and she fended it off with an umbrella during the determined contest.
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