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Fragmentary text references proceeds, refreshments, ious, and a Concord address. Contains no clear event, date, or named individuals to establish a full news item.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1950
Page
3
Fragmentary text references proceeds, refreshments, ious, and a Concord address. Contains no clear event, date, or named individuals to establish a full news item.
Mattison of Littleton wins junior yearling class ahead of Pepperell and Concord riders. Vic Cord Place and Clark also show in Pepperell class standings.
Fragmentary OCR note cites funding for schools with high pupil counts and mentions grades and bonds. It references 10 percent and grades such as 2 and 4 45 and 8 3B 28, indicating a numeric budgeting or registration context.
Concord announces bids received for construction of two elementary schools. Low bidders include T Construction Co. for streets and Laurel Street shop. L. Ritchie Co. for Malden Street. D. A. Rob Co. for electrical work. West End Iron Works for structural steel. M. Frank Higgins Co. for tile work. Hope's Windows for glazing. and Salem Glass for glass. Other bids cover heating ventilation plumbing and general trades across Boston Cambridge Newton and Roxbury firms with prices from about 1 175 to 422 608 dollars.
The Gleason Public Library board in Carlisle named Mrs Helen A Wilkie as the new librarian to replace Pauline Kohlrausch who resigned. Mrs Wilkie, wife of William V Wilkie, has three children and is a Concord High School graduate.
Thomas Z. Atkeson, a biologist in Decatur Alabama, used a light airplane to release buckwheat and millet seed over Wheeler Dam wildlife area to feed visiting waterfowl during migration.
Elinor Anne Witt daughter of Mrs Anna K Witt Wilmette Illinois wed John Folsom Cloutman son of Mr and Mrs Richard F Cloutman Great Toad on September 2 at the bridegroom's parents home The ceremony was by Rev Robert Withington Attendants Jean Balfour and John Balfour The couple graduated from Beait College Wisconsin with Wilmette high school and Lexington high school respectively They plan a Boston residence at 46 Commonwealth Avenue after a honeymoon Mr Cloutman works at Millard Brass and Copper Co.
Fin Donald planned a moonlight river cruise aboard a .40 foot launch to visit his uncle but the trip was halted by a sandbar obstruction on the Missouri River. Readers are reminded to consider U S Savings Bonds.
Ex-Assistant Attorney General George F. Fingold of Concord campaigns for the GOP nomination for attorney general. He accuses incumbent Francis E. Meldrum of mishandling the Rev. Michael J. Burke case from St Bernard's Con cord and notes Burke’s retreat at St John’s Seminary.
Frank W. Cloutier of 149 North Road has been discharged from Chelsea Naval Hospital following a five week confinement due to injuries from a South Road automobile accident. Mrs. Laura D. Meyer of South Road marks her 80th birthday at home last Sunday with cards and gifts from three daughters, four granddaughters, and three great grandchildren.
Bedford officials enforce town by laws banning U turns on Great Road between Bedford Paper store and the Post Office. Drivers must detour via South Road, Maple Street, and Elm Street and avoid parking on the westerly side of South Road opposite Silvermale’s market.
The Ways and Means Cai on of Bedford announces a big rummage sale in late September with time and place to be announced. Mrs Oliver N Clark remains at her Elm Street home after injuring her ankle in a staircase fall at her home. Bangs returns to Bradley College in Peoria Illinois after a vacation with his wife and young son.
A brief public notice urges Bedford residents and businesses to cooperate in obeying town by laws and regulations, highlighting the aim of maintaining order and standards throughout the community.
The Encino postmaster notes Dinah Shore could improve fan mail handling and public engagement, signaling a push for more organized fan outreach and mail acceptance at the local office.
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