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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1951
Page
17
Lillian G. Feltus and William E. Feltus of Acton married with Rev. Ar officiating. The wedding featured Laura Davis as maid of honor and Gallant as best man. The groom, a college graduate, works as a broker and will begin Nebraska work next year.
The Friendly Annual Appeal in Sudbury opens inviting local donations toward a 500 dollar objective. It ties to the Greater Boston drive of 535000 supporting 30 metropolitan institutions and funds the Sudbury Service Fund chaired by Elizabeth L. Wood with Alice H. Parmenter as treasurer.
The Way family held an annual gathering last Sunday with 18 relatives at his Concord Road home. A birthday cake and games marked the celebration with sons daughters and grandchildren taking part. A note recalls an old tunnel under Commercial Street used by pirates to bring booty to the city centuries ago.
West Concord firemen from the West Concord Fire Station were summoned shortly before noon last Wednesday for a fire at the former Britt home on Baker Avenue. Workers burning the cellar ruins sparked the blaze but the damage was inconsequential as fire apparatus arrived to dampen it during the General Radio plant construction in the area.
Elmer L. Jos lin’s highway crew tore up and remedied the shrubbery near the former World War I honor roll. Clark's Nursery laid new grass seed and greens around the new World War II boulder, greatly improving the center scene.
Robert E. Sheehan a reformatory officer at Old Bridge road West Concord has sold his home to Duncan Wade a Newton milk company executive The Sheehans intend to move soon to 10 Maple Street West Concord the former Pasquale Miele home The Mieles are relocating to California
The Sudbury P T A sponsors a square dance on October 11 from 8 30 to 11 30 p m in the Sudbury school gym with Joe Perkins and his orchestra. Beginners lesson for the first half hour and tickets from pupils or by phone. Proceeds go to the school gift fund.
Sudbury guests gathered last Saturday evening to celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ermilyea moving into their newly purchased Maynard home. Forty friends arrived to wish them well and presented a purse of money for their new house.
Bob Nelson of Grand Island Nebraska lost a billfold containing a $5 bill and four $1 bills. He ran an ad in a local newspaper and received the money back, prize judge notes.
Concord Fenn School for boys on Monument Street began its fall term with 79 students, five fewer than last year. Headmaster Roger Carlisle Fenn notes many younger pupils and announces no regular football team this season, with intra mural play for ages 10 to 13.
Pvt Norman A Cousins U S A F now at Camp Otis Falmouth son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Cousins 90 Central Street West Concord Capt Alfred Perkins 278 Main Street West Concord assigned to Camp Otis after Korea leave spent weekend with wife and three children Work on Sudbury road project by a Waltham firm continues
Allen Holm, a Concord high school graduate and Private in the U.S. Army, is on furlough and will report back to duty at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington D C. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ludvig Holm of Concord Road Carlisle and attended last Saturday's high school football game here.
A Sudbury parents committee offers dancing lessons led by Albert Haynes. Classes cover waltzes polkas two steps and square dances with refreshments. Two sessions per day target grades 1 3 and 4 with evening and afternoon slots October through February 5 final party planned.
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