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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1948
Page
16
Miss Betty Elaine Nolan of West Concord is betrothed to Booth D. Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Richard A Jackson of West Concord The Navy veteran will be discharged in November No wedding date has been set
Howard P. Russell of Wayland thanks residents of Sudbury for the cordial welcome and the friendly assistance shown to his candidacy by the People of the Town.
Mrs Bridget McBreen Corkum aged 68 a 50 year resident of Concord died after a long illness at her home 6 Bedford Court She was born in Ireland daughter of Thomas McBreen and Bridget Reilly widow of John J Corkum who died in 1926 Surviving five sons and five daughters two brothers and a sister Funeral services were held from her home this morning a high mass followed at St Bernard's cemetery Concord.
Miss Viola I Hytonen daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Hytonen of 3 Thompson Street Toronto wed Frank Retine Grant son of Mrs Elina Jarvi Grant of Fitchburg. Ceremony held at Finnish United Church parsonage Toronto by Rev George Koppo. Bridesmaid Miss Koponen and best man Ted Rontoe attended. Bride wore duchess blue with silver accessories. They plan a honeymoon in Falis. Mrs Grant a Maynard High School graduate received a V. F. 2 Award. Mr Grant is a Fitchburg High School alumnus and former Navy Seabee. He works at the Ver tive Society in Fifty.
Concord Lodge of Elks met at BPOE Hall Tuesday night with Leading Knight Arthur W Parke of Maynard presiding. The gathering welcomed returns of the state primary during the evening.
The notice highlights Moravian College asserting its claim as the oldest women’s institution in the country. It promotes Sunday Globe comics and encourages arranging the Boston Sunday Globe at home, mentioning Matt & Jett Cicero's Cat Bobby Sox The Berrys and more.
Sunday afternoon at St Bernard's Church Miss Walter Irene McPhillips daughter of Mrs Jennie McPhillips and the late mas McPhillip of Hawthorne Jane became the bride of John Peter Dalton son of Peter N Dalton and the late Mrs Dalton of Old Bedford road Concord Rev Michael J Burke pastor united them in a quiet ceremony followed by a reception Only members of the two families and close friends attended After their wedding trip the Daltons will reside in Concord
Former Concord resident Priscella Moulton Peirce wed Bastian Fagginger-Auer at Central Congregational Church in Newburyport last Saturday. Bride's parents Dr Lincoln C. Peirce and Mrs Peirce hail from Newburyport. groom's father is a former Concord minister and Harvard professor. They will reside in Columbus Ohio while the groom pursues graduate work at Ohio State University.
Higgins Miss Higgins, one of the wartime cadet nurses from Massachusetts General Hospital, finished six months at the U S Marine Hospital in Staten Island New York. After three years of schooling she takes a short vacation before starting at Massachusetts General and awaiting her state board exam next January.
Plans are underway for a dance Saturday night at the town hall in Acton to aid the Good Neighbor Fund. Sponsored by the Home and Community service committee led by Harriet Taylor, the event supports Edwin Anderson who lost 50 000 in a July fire as the town conducts house-to-house solicitations and Grange and other groups contribute.
Concord community mourns Anton J. Hoff born in Norway who died last Sunday at his Carlisle home. Funeral at Eve Free Church in Concord with Rev. Gunnar Gunderson officiating. Survived by wife Pauline and five daughters, plus grandchildren. long resident of Carlisle and Concord. trustee of Evangelical Free Church.
One year old Contord Martha Ellen Beebe daughter of Mr and Mrs Edmund W Beebe a farmer and Priscilla Davis of 6 Sudbury Road marked her first birthday anniversary last Saturday in local celebrations reflecting family traditions and community ties.
At a meeting led by Peter Arthur T. Mullen plans were made for a sports night at Harvey Wheeler School. The Concord Scouts appointed Fred Benson to the pack committee to handle publicity and named his wife as a new den mother.
A Mississippi college announces a program enabling Negro students to pursue a Bachelor of Science degree. The initiative marks a milestone in higher education access for Black graduates.
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