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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1950
Page
7
An item notes greetings in Sudbury and mentions Sebasco and local figures in a truncated city page fragment. references to Gooch, Stephen, and a grad event hint at a school or community gathering with informal remarks. The text is fragmentary and lacks complete context.
Sudbury Co operative Pre School elected officers for the year Mrs Robert J Schaefer president Mrs Richard A Schmaiz secretary and Myron Siegars treasurer. Mrs J Carrell Morris to direct the first session with the Memorial Congregational church room redecorated for a bright setting. Enrollment expected over twenty with mothers assisting in rotation and a second meeting planned for Thursday.
Donna Lee Stone was born at Marlboro Hospital on September 11 to Saneeka Stone. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Stone of Sudbury and Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Jones of Waltham. The Richards C. Joneses announce another daughter Patricia Ann.
Mr and Mrs Maxwell P Eaton and their son Richard visited Indiana Columbus Ohio and Sunbury where Dana Whitings and former Whiting Hall School director Elbridge Whiting were noted. Ann Burns who graduates Sudbury High School 1950 plans freshman year at University of Maine with her mother and aunt.
The Stuart Edgerly family from Glen Cove Long Island report son William S Edgerly has been called to service in the Navy. He is assigned to the First Naval District in Boston and will report Friday. He serves as an electronic technician with duties similar to those in the prior war.
The Mill Dam League begins its new season Monday at 7 pm in Lexington with 10 teams, two new entrants, and John P. Halliday elected secretary replacing Joe McCarthy who has left town.
Mrs Frank Davis of Framingham Center is on a weeklong vacation visiting her sister Mrs Frank Howard in Quincy and her four daughters in Sudbury. Ann Harding celebrated her eighth birthday with nine friends at her home Tuesday September 12. Albert E Haynes returned from Sabeseo Estates Bath Maine where he led old fashioned dancing classes and hosted dances. Mr and Mrs John P Bartlett and Mr and Mrs Robert E Hadley plan a motor trip through the Southern states with stops at Falls Church Virginia and Williamsburg Virginia.
Concord marks UN Day with a meeting at the Veterans Building on October 24 at 6 pm. Citizens may hear latest UN developments and gain information to dispel ignorance about global issues, hoping for strong turnout. Ulysses S. Grant’s father was a tanner and the future president began as an apprentice in the family tannery.
Miss Lois Johnson, now a nurse, has returned from Florida and will join a new assignment at Waltham Hospital. She plans to stay with her aunt Mrs. Leon R. Plummer of Sandham Road while in town. Professor and Mrs. Gustav Freygehg of Stevens Institute visit the Halls this week as guests en route to New Brunswick Canada, where they vacationed for weeks. Their arrival drew friends to a dinner in their honor on Monday. Mrs. Johe Diets Copp was among ministers’ wives attending the gathering.
An EMS report notes treatment activities at Rolling Ridge in Andover during this week. It records patient care events by EMTs and shows ongoing outreach and response efforts in the community.
Sudbury Mr and Mrs Cutting mark twenty fifth anniversary on September 21 with a dance and dinner party at Meadows. The couple hosted a dinner the previous evening in their honor.
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