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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1950

Page

8

Local Names Share Weekend Camp News and Moves

Sudbury residents Fred Morrison and David Hawes enjoyed a weekend at Saxons River camp. Robert C. Halls announced plans for a new news building on Marlboro Road. Mrs Clara Ferden mourns the death of her grandson Delmar Ferden of Marlboro. Guests at Candy Hill included Horace N and John P of Everett. Jean Hawes returns from Cooperstown to begin Boston University sophomore year.

Fred Morrisons Maroro Road David Hawes Saxons River Clara Ferden Pelham Island East Snd Delmar Ferden Marlboro Candy Hill Horace N John P Everett Jean Hawes Cooperstown New York Otesaga Hotel Boston University Herman Rubinstein Long Island City St Hubert's School Marie Louise

Bedford Grange Holds September Meeting and Mystery Ride

The Bedford Grange met Monday night in the Town Hall with Mrs. Leila M. Blake presiding. After a short business session a Mystery Ride was planned and completed by car to the home of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Gréer on Burlington Road for a corn and weenie roast. The first September meeting will be September 12 in the Town Hall led by Mrs. Blake, marking the Grange's forty first anniversary.

Bedford Burlington Road The Grange Blake Bedford Grange

Cloutier Couple Mark 27th Wedding Anniversary

On August 30 Mr and Mrs Frank W Cloutier of 140 North Road observed their twenty seventh wedding anniversary. They have two sons Frank junior and Jack Judith Ricker of Hartford Street enjoyed her sixth birthday on August 31 Miss Barbaga Brolin daughter of Mr and Mrs Water Brolin of Bacon road planned a two weeks vacation with relatives in Proctor Vermont

Frank W. Cloutier North Road Frank Junior Jack Judith. Ricker Mrs. Windeld Ricker Hartford Street Barbaga Brolin

American People Face Peril in Global Struggle Ahead

A Washington column argues the American public must recognize greater peril today than in 174 years of history. It warns of Soviet imperialism and communism seeking to conquer free world minds and urges sacrifice and vigilance among citizens and their elected representatives.

Sion Korea Congress

Truman Ready for Crisis Crux in Election Year Dialogue

A historical column argues President Truman faced a grave crisis and made a moral call despite political pressure. It notes advisers and military leaders warned differently, yet Truman acted decisively with the tools at hand, risking a Pusan landing to shape events.

Capitol Hill Washington Ite Truman Deere Epee Pusan

Stand-by Controls Urged In Early 1949 Economic Push

The record shows Mr and others urged stand by controls to be used in emergencies to impose price ceilings on essential commodities. A later economic message outlined a stabilization bill to curb volatility. On January 7 1950 warnings pressed giving regulators more power over consumer credit speculation and banking reserves.

Écord Sots Congress McUaerece Federal Reserve Board

National Security Resources Board sees mobilization debate

A reporter quotes officials outside the military establishment on the National Security Resources Board as the key war agency today. The main question is how far to mobilize, with a push for full readiness and potential broader national action.

National “Security .Resources Board

Sudbury Legion Hall Renovation Bids Sought

Extensive repairs are to be made on the Legion hall at Sudbury and bids requested for carpentry minor masonry painting plumbing and heating. The building once served as a schoolhouse and is to be restored to host Legion meetings for Sudbury citizens.

Sudbury

Local society notes and weekend visits in Sudbury area

Mrs. Harold M. Johnson will supervise September floral displays at the Goodnow Library. A bean pot holds a zinia arrangement in the reading room alongside a recently placed large oil painting donated by several local families. A Greenfield New Hampshire house party included Maxwell P. Eaton and guests. Richard Eaton heads to Purdue College this fall. Others guesting include Stuart Edgerly Jr and Miss Mary B. Jenkins.

Harold M. Johnson Goodnow Library Goodnow ‘Library Frank. Cawley Arthur. E. Fay Jr Richard Whelpley South Sudbury Dexter Smith Sharon North Quincy Maxwell P. Eatons Greenfield New Hampshire Maxwell P. Eaton Richard Purdue Indiana Purdue College Sudbury High School Indiana

Four Generations Attend Hriniak Ward Family Reunion

Forty members of the Hriniak and Ward families gathered at the Hriniak home on Horse Pond road in Sudbury for Labor Day. Four generations on both sides shared a weenie roast and a ceremony christening the home “Micmar” with relatives arriving from Lawrence Dover Newton Needham and Natick.

Sudbury Hriniak Ward Michael Hriniak Horse ‘Pond Road Micmar Lawrence Andover Newton Needham Natick

Friday Bridge Club Observes Birthdays With Luncheon

The Sudbury club met Friday at Mrs Ork ge Raymond s home for a picnic luncheon in the dining room weather permitting. The event honored Mrs Henry Eaton and guest Mrs C William Wood with a birthday cake and colorful favors. Flowers brightened the table as members enjoyed a cafeteria style meal then played bridge for the afternoon.

Sudbury Henry Eaton C. William Wood

Sudbury Salvation Service Fund Seeks Local Support

Mrs Douglas Jews of Sudbury Road chairs this year’s Salvation Army drive with Miss Alice H Parmenter of Concord Road as treasurer. Mrs Lewis, active in Grange and PTA circles, asks all residents to aid the fund, noting its direct local use and lack of red tape. The campaign aims to help those in need through the Sudbury Salvation Service Fund.

Sudbury Iri Greater Boston Sal Douglas Jews South Sudbury Alice H. Parmenter Concord Road Lewis Grange Scouts St. Ann’s Guid P. T.A Salvation Army Sudbury, Salvation

Titus Celebrate First Wedding Anniversary At Home

Mr and Mrs Bernard E Titus of Dutton Road marked their first anniversary last Monday at home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clifford Firth whose anniversary also falls on the date and who were part of the Titus wedding party. Mrs Florence Armes Hosmer visited her brother and sister Mr and Mrs Albert Edwin Hosmer in Haven for the past weeks.

Bernard E. ‘Titus Dutton Road A. Ag Clifford. Firth Titus Florence Armes Hosmer Albert Edwin Hosmer Egineyard Haven

Freshman Class Entry at University of Maryland

A notice notes a student’s admission to the University of Maryland as part of the incoming freshman class. It references the term home and entry into the program.

University of Maryland

Marriage of Sudbury Locals in Reading Ceremony

Sudbury residents witnessed the marriage of Roger Silvernail formerly of Sudbury who now lives with the Fred Morrison family on Dakin road. Best man William D. Morrison and several Sudbury friends attended the September 6 service in Reading, pairing Silvernail with Miss Carry Thornton of Sudbury.

Sudbury Reading Roger Silvernail Fred Morrison Dakin Road William D. Morrison Miss Carry Thornton

Wayside Inn wedding week fills hall with guests

Miss Cecilia Nevins of Marlboro wed Walter Haynes at noon with about 100 relatives at the Wayside Inn. At 2 pm Mrs Dorothy Whitson and Anne Robert of New York wed in Martha Mary Chapel. 20 guests attended. A 4 pm ceremony saw Miss Jane Storer of Waltham marry Gerald Sinclair before 135 guests in the Inn ballroom.

South Sudbury Cecilia Nevins Marlboro Walter Haynes Aice Dorothy Whitson Anne Kobert New York City Martha Mary John Copp Jane Storer Waltham Gerald Sinclair

Distinguished Guest W D Cairns Visits Harvard Bound ICM

W D Cairns of Pasadena California journeys to the International Congress of Mathematicians at Harvard. He sits on the governing board of the Mathematical Association and has taught at Oberlin College and the California Institute of Technology.

W. D. Cairns Pasadena California International Congress of Mathematicians Harvard Cairns The Mathematical Association Oberlin College California Institute ‘of Technology

New Hours For Dumping Rubbish Sudbury

Sudbury announces new dumping hours at the town dump Wednesday Saturday and Sunday sunrise to sunset. Clyde Barber in charge calls for greater citizen cooperation to use the facilities.

Sudbury Clyde Barber

Bedford birthday party and local celebrations listed

Bedford birthday party honored Leonard Fitch on his third birthday with many children present. Notable upcoming birthdays include Barbara Murray eleven on Sept 9 and Diaana Rivet one on Sept 12. Mr and Mrs Nelson and Mrs Edith Nelson returned from Denmark. Arthur Neal and family returned from Fort Smith Arkansas. Donald Neal has stationed in the United States Navy for six years.

Burnham B. Fitch Leonard Tommie Jackie Dale Gloria Rusty Skeates Mikey Call Sandra Thomas Bedford Barbara Ann Murray Arthur A. Neal Hillside Avenue Fort Smith Arkansas Donald United States Navy

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