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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1951
Page
6
A historical PSA warns that drinking slows reaction, dulls judgment, and jeopardizes safety. It notes impaired drivers overestimate abilities and risk crashing, citing blurred attention and misjudgment near heavy vehicles.
West Acton whist party to be run next Saturday night at St Elizabeths hall under direction of Mrs Madama Mrs Schultz and Mrs Breen Read in last week event Miss Theresa Landry and Miss Sandra Davis awarded prizes to Louise Fitzgerald Bride Murphy Concord Hudson Maynard among high scorers include Scully Jones Kloppenberg Fitzgerald Windheim Chauvin O Dette Tobin Hildreth Humphries Reid Curley McCrudden Alcott Thimmel Carney Cullinane Murphy Cameron Cameron Holleran White Milbery Mulcahey Hall Fitzgerald Jamieson Bouchie Russell Murray Wetherbee
Mrs. Fanny Luosalo offers bowing and alterations services at reasonable prices. Located at Florida Road Maynard, she provides expert clothing alterations and fittings.
Concord Grange P of HH held its fall meeting at Concord High School Tuesday night led by Master Mrs Alice M O'Brien. Officers elected for the coming year include Master Jean Lord Overseer Daniel Donahue Lecturer Flavia Derby Steward Sally Monson Steward Dorothy Scherer Chaplain Flora Halloran Treasurer Past Master John J Blannery Secretary Betty ODay Gatekeeper Martin H Lamson Egres Mary Kenney Pomona Marian F Blaisdell flora Bertha Johnson Lady Assistant Steward Past Master Jeannette Stensby Executive Committee Mrs O'Brien Pianist Irene Anderson. Installation date is planned for Tuesday night October 2 with time and place to be announced. Next meeting Boosters Night set for Tuesday September 18.
Mezz Gerrard Loyd Bridges rose to fame as a child and transitioned to Broadway and Hollywood credits. The piece traces early career moves from Paths of Glory to The Whistle at Eaton Falls, with mentions of Eddie Mayehoff, Phyllis Thaxter, Bing Crosby, and other film industry figures, plus travel, props, and TV roles.
The Concord Free Public Library hosts a Japanese prints exhibition reflecting Japan's peaceful image for the free world. Four artists Hasui Kotondo Shinsui Yoshida and Hiroshi Yoshida are featured with plates from Boston Museum of Fine Arts collection. The gallery runs daily 9 am to 9 pm with visitors welcome.
Sympathy is extended to Corp. Walter E. Saunders of 102 Concord road Bedford on the death of his mother Mrs. Helen V. Saunders in Ellsworth Maine. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll H. Dunham of 15 School avenue have returned from a trip and visited Mrs. Dunham's mother Mrs. Sophie Martin a former resident of this town. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Hammersley 81 South road recently returned home after several weeks visit in New Hampshire. Delaware got its name from a one time governor of Virginia Lord de la Warre.
One half of the Hoover Commission blueprint for streamlined government has been adopted with bills before Congress. The eighth article outlines progress toward unified command in national security, noting 5 percent completed and steps like defense department unification, budget controls, and strengthened joint chiefs of staff, with remaining goals including better links among key security agencies and civil defense activation.
The couple married in St. Julia's Church Weston on September 6 1942 and have lived in Concord since then Mr Kenney is a local farmer and the pair have three children.
A revival of snuff taking appears at London gatherings after a twenty year hiatus. The habit resurfaces in the old manner during public meetings and dinners, signaling a nostalgic trend among attendees.
Bedford The Purcell family of Hartwell road has purchased the Malagutti block at Loomis and Hartford streets. Purcell, proprietor of the Depot Grocery Market, will occupy the downstairs flat with his family. The Rickers family remains upstairs. Mrs Malti and the Secondaomini family have moved to Wellesley.
The Acton Garden Club announces a fall flower show next Tuesday from 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. at three Acton homes Mrs Howard J Billings Mrs Edward J Bursaw and Mrs Irving S Duren with a single ticket covering all sites and tea. Exhibits include arrangements and bouquets across ten classes judged by adult popular vote from 1 to 6 p.m. and rules allow townspeople to enter and to register 10 to 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Malloy announce the birth of their third daughter Joanne at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents named Mrs Gilbert and Mrs Rose Malloy.
A summarization of the Ayrshire cattle association herd test notes recognized breeders and a monthly program. The report references supervision, existing star colleges, and ongoing efforts to maintain herd quality.
A 16-year-old high cattle entrant from Concord and the Ton Concord-Willig Jr. yearling sparked attention at the Ayrshire Club’s 127th annual opening, drawing observers despite unclear conditions and a crowded exhibit.
Readable fragments list Viola Arnold Dianne Rivet Mrs Willian and Mr Roger with addresses on Great Road and South Road. Details unclear due to damaged text.
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