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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1952
Page
5
Mrs Patterson and Mr Patience celebrate their 36th wedding anniversary this Saturday October 26. The couple, long residents, have five daughters and several grandchildren. Mrs Patterson is formerly Helen Hager of this town and Mr Patience is a longtime captain at Central Station.
Sudbury resident Fred A. Noyes marked his 80th birthday with a dinner at Hotel Kendall in Framingham attended by seven family members. Noyes, who married Amy Bowker in 1899, is a Past Master of Sudbury Grange and the Charles A. Welch Lodge of Maynard, and served as Sudbury rural mail carrier for 30 years. Present were Everett Bowker and spouse, Lester Baldwin and spouse, F Alvin Noyes and spouse, a Baldwin daughter, and grandson Robert Noyes.
Howard S Russell argues that election outcomes hinge on cross sectional voter intent rather than candidate input. He notes free government demands thought and character, praises English speaking nations and Icelandic parliament, and urges educated citizens to vote next Tuesday.
Registry inspectors and police will check highways Saturday for uninspected cars. Drivers without the required red inspection sticker will be prosecuted. Have your car inspected before Saturday. Do it today.
Voters are urged to acknowledge the power of every ballot as the outcome rests on a single vote. The message emphasizes peaceful acceptance of the verdict once election tellers tally all votes, warning that the future may hinge on one person’s participation.
The Sudbury group met Tuesday at 2 PM at Mrs. Webster Cutting’s home. After coffee, chairmen reported on the fair with Fair Chairman Cutting expressing gratitude for the Harvest Fair held October 13.
Several technical Civil Service positions are open to men and two to women with upcoming examinations. Vacancies include Industrial Inspector at the State Prison Colony, Machinist Foremen at the Metropolitan District Commission, Forest and Type Surveyor at the Department of Conservation, Signal Electrician at the Department of Public Works, X Ray Technician at Westfield Sanatorium, and ten attendants at the Nut Island Sewage Plant. Two X Ray Attendant posts are gender unspecified at Chelsea Soldiers Home and Holyoke Home. Russell will mail full particulars. last filing date November 24.
Middlesex Soil Conservation District reports a strong year for heavy equipment work and irrigation pond construction aiding farmers. Treasurers note over $23 000 handled since season start and about a $1 000 net profit. Supervisors plan to reinvest to expand soil and water conservation services. Farmers with equipment ideas urged to discuss with supervisors Robert Stuart Hans Van Leer or Herbert Sweet.
An old saying notes that courage and resolve matter more than sheer size in any contest. The adage emphasizes that determination determines outcomes, not physical scale alone.
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