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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1952
Page
27
Local volunteers including Gardner Walker Frank E West James Acton and Chipman plan distribution in the Acton Cape area next week for Red Feather relief. The group notes November 9 as a key date for assistance efforts.
Sudbury Grange No. 23 held its regular meeting on October 21. Rodney A Hadley was elected Master after E William Pettigrew resigned. Nearly 500 members attended the United Nations Night program featuring Mrs Maude M Clark on UN history and Richard Baldwin on a trip to UN Headquarters. Mrs J Carrél Morris reviewed Peace Can Be Won by Hoffman.
The Tian auditor's report reveals that about 350 Aeton residents accessed Red Feather agency services in 1954, including Boy Scouts and related programs, detailing program reach and usage.
Mrs. Lt. Reay Hawes lectures this year for Sudbury Grange. Refreshments and a social hour followed the meeting. Members attend Grange meetings in Worcester this week. At the next meeting the remodelling of the kitchen will be discussed. Studies by scientists indicate the liver performs more difficult functions than any other organ.
Acton Town Committee members hosted a black tie party at Central Square Chelmsford on Saturday evening honoring ten GOP nominees for state offices. State Senator Sumner G Whittier spoke as lieutenant governor candidate. About 700 attendees from Chelmsford Carlisle Bery ford Westford Littleton Tyngsboro and Billerica attended. Edward J DeSauinier of Chelmsford, unopposed for re election, was another guest. Refreshments followed.
Mr. and Mrs. David Baldwin celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a weekend trip to Seugertes New York and a homeward route through Vermont visiting Mrs. Amanda night in Ockbridge. Upon returning to Sudbury they were honored by the Sudbury Firemen's Association with a gift of 25 silver dollars.
An official warns motorists to take care on Halloween night. Authorities emphasize vigilant driving and keeping children safe in eerie costumes while traversing streets and neighborhoods.
Misg¢ Mildred Mann of Red Acre route a stint in Eyégand Infirmary after an operation about two weeks ago.
The Setow Union church will hold its annual fair on Saturday at Town Hall. Doors open at 1 p m with plants food candy aprons fancy work children s articles and grabs for sale. A roast turkey dinner is planned for 6 30 p m and advance tickets are advised.
From Mrs. Leon Weatherbee comes a note that Philip Ineson, a United States Coast Guard service member and son of Mrs. Weatherbee, remains in the Merchant Marine hospital in Boston after recent surgery for a serious condition. He attended a Pomona meeting in Hudson prior to the event.
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