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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1949
Page
12
West Concord family plans open house honoring Edward J. McClellan and his wife on their 35th wedding anniversary at 508 Main Street. Friends and relatives are invited Friday evening from 7 to 10 o clock for the event.
Allister F. McCoy, director of the Middlesex dially, was invited to extend congratulations on the occasion. Mr. McCoy serves as a mail clerk at the West Concord Post Office.
A high requiem Mass was celebrated for John Famouski 73 a farmhand at the Wheeler Farm who died at his home on Plainfield road Rev Robert D O’Brien officiated burial followed in Sleepy Hollow cemetery in this town Famouski a native of Poland had lived and worked here for several years he leaves no immediate local relatives
Concord enterprise lists upcoming fairs in September with towns Burlington Westford Wilmington Ashby Tyngsboro Lincoln Shirley Waltham Billerica Sherborn and notes Nashville as the final state capital after a history of capitals in Knoxville Kingston and Murfreesboro.
Concord couple Mr Henry Elmer Strout and Mrs Strout announce they will reside in Pawling New York where he attends Trinity Pawling School.
Rev Fr Everard now a curate at St 7a Church in Lowell will give a series of radio talks over a Lowell station in October. He will speak on Sundays on Christian Doctrine at St James Church Arlington Heights and thence to Lowell.
The 182nd Regiment RC T traces origins to December 13 1636 when first organized as the North Regiment. It served in the Revolutionary War Bunker Hill War of 1812 Civil War Spanish American War 1898 Mexican Border World War I and World War II era actions now led by Col Otis M Whitney of Concord who served in the South Pacific.
The Annursnac Grange opens Monday September 12 at 8 pm with education al aid night. Master Mrs Helen King will preside and officers will be elected. Local members plan to attend the opening fall meeting of Middlesex Central on September 21 at Lincoln.
The newborn arrives to Mrs Hauser formerly Genevieve Christine Coyne. Grandparents listed as Mrs Thomas Coyne of 258 Main Street Congid and Mr and Mrs Stephen Bia. Baby's father is a Notre Dame faculty member.
Duston family members gathered for their annual reunion held last Wednesday in Haverhill attended by about 150 people. Rev. John Duston of Baltimore, a Catholic priest, will be stationed this year at the family’s founding site in Haverhill. The Dustons trace roots to Hannah Duston who, in 1697, aided by a scalping deed, is linked to family lore surrounding the era and tragedy.
Frank J Marshall of Glau tee Plain completed four paintings of the Walker Farm Home on Goodmans Hill road. Mr and Mrs Stuart ay Jr of Glen Cove Long Island were weekend guests at the Edy home on Maynard road returning from a Bermuda trip. Miss Madeline Tolman Sudbury Public Health Nurse resumes duties after a 2600 mile Quebec motor trip. Mrs W B Warren Concord road will direct the flower Library. Reginald C Purdy of Boston Post road drawn admiration for wet bouquets at the library. John C Hall and family returned from a White Mountain Eck Cape vacation. Edward H Maker of Torrance California announces twins born September 1. Raymond Brown of South Bedford shares seed era honors.
In the first six months of 1949 Detroit’s automotive industry shows wartime production rebound. Figures indicate output rose from 1946 levels with war-related demand waning as 1948 totals exceed the prior year. The industry sees records in production despite postwar adjustments.
The 182nd Infantry began Federal Service in 1941 at Camp Edwards, took part in the Carolina maneuvers, and deployed overseas in January 1942. It fought at Guadalcanal and Bougainville, moved through New Caledonia Fiji Leyte Cebu and arrived in Japan by October 1945 before deactivation in December. The 182d Infantry, Mass. NG, reactivated December 5 1946 under Col. Daniel W. Hogan with Maj. Stanley J. Biscoe as Company Commander. current elements form the Regimental Combat Team including the 212th FA Bn 379th Sgns C Co and the 86th Army Band.
Gloucester Massachusetts reports a historic milestone as 12 months pass without a fisherman loss at sea, the first time in 58 years the port has achieved this record.
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