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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1951
Page
5
Roy Ormer CARE official addressed a Co-op audience at Parker Puli night arguing hunger drives support for communism. He urged democratic nations to aid less fortunate peoples to solve economic problems and assure food to defend democratic life.
A Maynard Co op meeting urged open membership and economic democracy as keys to global problems. Speakers cited cooperation strength where democracy thrives, noted U S poverty despite high living standards, and warned that a large military budget sustains production. The event featured music, a film on Nova Scotia co-ops, and was led by Elmer Salenius with local sponsors.
The first child of Southboro residents Mr and Mrs Boothby was born yesterday afternoon at Framingham Union Hospital. The daughter weighed five pounds twelve ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Leo Pessini of Great Great Grandparents Mr and Mrs Antonio Pessini. Chief of Police Howard E Goff and Mrs Lottie Goff listed as further relatives.
Stow resident Mary E Fletcher 86 died at the Whitney Homestead last Saturday. Born in Stow to Isaac W Newhall and Eliza Newhall she was active in the First Parish Unitarian church. Survived by sister Lucy and brothers Frank Charles D and Clifton all of Stow. Funeral held Monday at Fowler Funeral Home Maynard with Rev O C Richardson officiating. Burial in Brookside Cemetery.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Patricia Finan to Pvt Raymond J Sheridan Jr took place October 6 at Camp Gordon Georgia. Rev E J Kruge officiated and the couple celebrated with a reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Stephen Flannery. The bride wore a white wool suit with mauve accessories and an orchid corsage. Best man John Cochran of Maynard attended. attendant Mrs Martha Flannery wore grey. The couple planned a short wedding trip to points unknown.
Hale high school seniors will hold a public covered dish supper in the high school lunchroom on Thursday November 1 from 5 to 7 p m to raise funds for the senior trip. Mrs Raymond Phalon and Mrs Eugene Dexter assist in the lunchroom. Committees include solicitation tickets advertising and dance prizes.
Stow On Monday evening the Firemen held their annual banquet at the town hall. A turkey supper was served by the Service Club of the Union church. Chauncey W. Waldron showed slides and movies about his 1938 trip to Greenland with Macmillan. A very enjoyable evening was had by all.
James J. McCourt, 17, of Hartford Connecticut, was fined 15 in Westboro First District Court for a Turnpike collision Sunday morning. He paid 10 for defective brakes and 5 for operating without a license. arrest by a state patrolman from Grafton barracks.
Southboro observes Thomas H. Ferris Jr aged 11 yesterday with a Cub Scout Den party. John Newton from Hyde Park spoke on first aid basics as October’s theme. Mrs Ferris served party refreshments.
Assisted by her Deh Mother As sistants Mrs Paul Honen and Mrs Wendall Jordan. Guests included Barry Jordan David Honen Paul Massaglia Carl Phillipo John Rabeni Jry and Clifton Cunningham.
Stow Miss Ruth Stiles daughter of A Ralph Stiles was named to the Department of Freshmen and Customs for the University of Massachusetts 1952 53 handbook. Miss Stiles is a member of the class of 1954 at the state university.
In Georgia the couple plan to make their home in Augusta where Pat Sheridan is attached to the U S Signal Corps at Camp Gordon.
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