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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1950
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR lists editors managers solicitors and designers with partial names and a stray phrase BAVINGS BONDS. No coherent event or outcome is evident beyond staff roles and a possible note of bonds.
Maynard area motorists urged to complete vehicles inspections before November 1. Registrar Rudolph F. King warns that driving without the 1950 red sticker will be prosecuted. Windshields with defects affecting vision must be replaced.
Mrs. Alice O'Brien of the Concord Grange serves as delegate to the annual state Grange convention at the Hotel Bradford Boston. The affair winds up today with emphasis on livestock and poultry product values for Nebraska pegged at 564,936,000 dollars in estimated measures.
Maynard Magdalen Charter No. 28 Eastern Star held its regular meeting Tuesday October 17 with Maria Tron, Barbara P Hayward presiding. An early 5 30 p m business session was followed by a catered dinner served by Leo White of South Acton. Inspection occurred at 8 p m led by Evelyn S Rayner Deputy Grand Matron and Lois S Colpitts Deputy Grand Marshal. The event featured officers and visiting chapters from Waltham and West Acton. Next meeting is November 1 at the home of Bertha E S at 138 Central Street West Acton.
James G. Carroll of Brookline elected president of the Military Intelligence Association of New England at its Boston annual meeting. Other officers named include Walter F. Bracken of Hyde Park as vice president Isadore Zack of Quincy as secretary and William D. MacGregor of Canton as treasurer.
Concord reports Mrs. Herbert B. Hosmer of Elm Street 22 attended the 50th anniversary party of the 1900 Club of Billerica last Thursday. Others present included past presidents Mrs. Howard G. Simonds and Mrs. A Warren Stearns.
Recent arrivals at Emerson hospital in Concord include Mr and Mrs A Lawrence Clarke of Belmont with a son, Mrs Reina H Tervo of Stow with a daughter, and Mrs Cyril L King of West Concord with a son.
Rep Russell faced criticism at a rally as labor groups questioned his labor record. The Brotherhood of Railroad something endorsed him, praising his support for House Bill 2816 to improve railroad yard clearances.
Concord Mr and Mrs Henry Lawrence Whitney of Milton and Nantucket announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Georgiana Whitney to William Ernest Barbour Jr of Carlisle son of Mr and Mrs William E Barbour of Hendersonville North Carolina
A Concord dinner hosted a Minute Man Chapter gathering of United World Federalists. Howard Johnson and guests Mrs Donnell and Martin K. Brown spoke on the assembly and UWF policy. Stillman William from Winchester highlighted global health aims.
Mr and Mrs W Stuart Allen of Concord road East Acton marked their 53rd anniversary with a quiet observance. Allen, a longtime West Concord industrialist, long active in local affairs, was formerly manager of the firm founded by his late father Charles W Alexand.
A Geneva Switzerland guest speaker delivered remarks at a prominent event. The presentation drew interest from attendees including local officials and researchers.
State agency notes thousands now employed as shoe plants in town and area run smoothly. Last month saw a seasonal lull in women’s shoe output while men’s factories keep full capacity and schedule overtime at several plants. Overall unemployment remains about a notch higher than a month ago, with some workers moving to other mills.
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