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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1961
Page
3
The notice indicates Scout 149 begins activities near Pope Road and Brook Road at Ac Line with contact for more information. Alan Davis is listed as a contact, EM 9-.
Memory honors Richard Parker Ho of Eliot R Howard noting his birth Concord 1918 career at Dartmouth and Andover Academy. He served in Navy Reserve training ships in 1941 42 and 43 with Gloucester convoy duties and was lost when his ship sank after engagement with a German submarine January 29 1943.
Ralph T. Haskell chairman of the town committee announces appointments to the 1962 United Drive project. The effort includes a member from Corinthian AM and a sales representative for Raytheon Me and Power Tube Div. as part of a wave of 44 space industry firms joining the Greater Boston area initiative.
Open house tours welcomed parents for Country Jahee Day School with Mrs Allan and Mrs Worthington as kindergarten teachers and Mrs Dee as director. Richard Batten M Ennis Jr and Yar were listed among staff as the school introduces its curriculum and programs.
Miss Linda Joyce Rosen daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence H Rosen of 13 Mawthorne Road married David Charles LeBallister son of Mr and Mrs Ralph H LeBallister of Harrington Avenue in a 7 p m candlelight ceremony at West Roxbury Congregational Church. Reception followed at the Maugug Club in Wellesley Hills. They will reside in Concord after a Bermuda honeymoon. The bride is a dental assistant. the groom is a graduate of Wentworth and Northeastern and a General Radio employee.
Concord sixty alumni attended the 30 year reunion of the 1931 class at the Rod and Gun Club. Dr and Mrs Robert S Ireland represented the school department. Raymond B Lawrence chaired. Prizes were awarded for furthest travel and citizenship among others. Tentative plans set for a Provincetown Inn and Motel reunion next.
Captain Raymond J. Garcia announces nine new enlistees in Company D of Concord’s National Guard since field training completion. The recruits, with addresses in Concord and surrounding towns, will start six months of active duty after January 1. Openings remain for those with prior active duty. call EM 94807 or visit the armory for details.
New arrivals greet Concord parents at Emerson Hospital with three daughters born to families on Seymour Street Elm Street and Elm Street on Sept 5 and 6.
Miss Margaret C. Frantz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Frantz of 3 The Valley Road Concord, returns to Mount Holyoke College this week to serve on the freshman welcome committee. A Mount Holyoke junior, she will lead freshmen in her dormitory as Big Sister during the three day orientation and guide new students. Mount Holyoke’s 125th anniversary year opens with a convocation Sunday evening as classes begin Monday morning.
Carl Isle Grange hosted Step-Night at the hall last night with Elmer Heald elected as the new master. Installation is planned next month.
A wallet recovered behind a Fort Devens building bears the name Leonard Wetherbee of Hudson Massachusetts. The wallet once contained $37 and is returned minus the cash. Wetherbee hopes patience may lead to catching the thief after 19 years.
Maynard California couple Mr and Mrs Charles Champagne Jr announce the birth of their sixth child and fourth daughter Cheryl Eileen born August 30. Grandparents on both sides listed with ties to Maynard Sepulveda and Littleton. Siblings Cynthia Charles Charlene Craig Christie also noted.
Lincoln Mr and Mrs George H Kidder announce the birth of twin sons Peter Arnold and Timothy Hurd born Sept 10 at the Richardson House Boston Grandparents are Arnold Hunnewell South Natick and Henry P Kidder Concord Bleach should be added to wash water before cotton fabrics go into an automatic washer Diluted bleach can damage fabric
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