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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1950

Page

7

4H Club Exhibits and Auction Records at Exposition

At the Exposition the 4H Club showcased two auctions with New England entries. A 23 year old won a grand prize plaque for an animal, with bids of 42 and 42.5 cents. A steer weighed 1175 pounds and a 24 class junior sold for a top price. Mattison won the calf and second yearling in junior fittings, Woodruff placed seventh in showmanship, and the fairs closed with aeronauts at Tops.

Eng Weymouths Filik Mattison Woodruff

Birth of James Ruber in Boston Chronicle

The notice reports the birth of James Ruber on the 23rd at the Boston hospital. It mentions the paternal line including Elie Mr. and igan of Con West Concord and references a grandfather figure Encord.

James Ruber Boston Elie Ste Mr. and Igan Con“West Concord Encord

Massachusetts Seeks Seventh Year as March of Dimes Chairman

Plea on renowned columnist and radio commentator appointed state chairman for the March of Dimes in Massachusetts. Charles Cunningham will coordinate city and county campaign directors as he headlines the National Foundation’s fundraising drive for a seventh consecutive year.

Massachusetts Xarma O'Connor Cunningham National Foundation

Concord Lions Board of Trade Preview Meeting

A joint meeting at Howard Johnsons with about 60 attendees heard Miss Elmina Snow discuss Emerson Hospital’s new wing under construction and Thomas Flint speak for the planning board. The event benefited the Jimmy Fund via a donation of the twist-ties collection.

Concord Board of Trade and Lions Club Howard Johnson Osman C. C Lions Club Charles W. Alen Board of Trade Elmina L. Snow Emerson Hospital Thomas W. Flint B. Williams Rman Taitwister Jimmy

Lions Sponsor Hospital Room in New Wing

Concord Lions Club accelerates community aid by sponsoring a room in the hospital’s new wing. The club, led by its philanthropic committee, has provided equipment and support for the initiative amid its active town service profile.

Lions Ord Concord Lions Club Gene Son “Hospital Lions Club

Concord Selectees Inducted by Waltham Board 23

The first group of selectees to be inducted from the Waltham Board No 23 includes members from Concord and surrounding towns as part of the ceremony. Names and exact constituencies are listed among local officials and community leaders.

Concord Waltham Board Eer Mercere Serwrerding Elie Jock LF Margaret Lawrence Samuels Simdio

Towns Protest Rail Plan For Crossing

At a Department of Public Works hearing in Est Cambridge Acton Carlisle and Concord officials and residents opposed the New York New Haven and Hartford line plan to cross the new 250 foot Keenes Acton road segment despite 1909 law banning grade crossings. Concord leaders urged alternatives noting 10660 daily vehicles on Concord Turnpike would face delays. railroad representatives argued only two freights use the existing single track and that the route could support troop movements if needed.

Concord Court House Cambridge Acton Carlisle Con New York, New Haven and Hartford _railroad Alan Wa Keenes Acton Reformatory Westminster Thomas Meehan Union Selectman Ronard Johnson Otis.m. Whitney David B. Williams Eean de- Saulnier

Concord High Notes Highlight Student Leaders and Scholarship News

Concord High reports class elections with Jack Finan as president and Anne Knudsen as vice president. Scholarships awarded to 181 freshmen including Tony, bound for Brown University. First football rally of the season held September 22 with co captains Dillon, Prendergast, Curran.

Jack” Finan Anne Knudsen A. A Bruce Woodworth Elizabeth, Barret Symia -Barth -John Basile Aug Fenwick Salter Brown University Euch Tony C. L Bartlett Charles K Yereraian Beech

CrusaDe for Freedom theme outlined by Gen. Clay

Gen L D Clay explains the Crusade for Freedom aims to awaken global citizen responsibility and promote human rights under United Nations ideals. Freedom Week runs October 8 to 15 with a pledge to oppose tyranny and defend liberty worldwide.

Lucius D. Clay Ec Egy Nie Iron Curtain Bree Europe Freedom Week U. S United Nations

Sudbury Little Theatre Plans Fundraiser and Rehearsals

The Sudbury parish house hosts the first meeting of residents interested in little theatre work. A future dinner dance aims to raise funds for scenery and other items. Forbes elected entertainment chair. new committee members to be chosen.

Sudbury St. Withers Forbes Pierce Charles H. Smith Roase Id. MacRae Lok Bees Winke Group Any Bee Donald MacRae Richard Forbes Ernest Lee Arthur Cheley Mee Cahill Charles H. Bie

New Arrival for Mr and Mrs Ed Cenemarehy Aliccy Open a Sauta Linegola

Mr and Mrs Ed Cenemarehy Aliccy Open a Sauta Linegola announce the birth of their Warat child born September 18 at local hospital.

Edne Cenemarehy Aliccy Opena Sauta Linegola

Night of Major Action Highlights Mysterious Report

Fragmentary text notes a very successful night with mentions of Elisabeth and Maynard, plus names and places unclear. Indicates a significant act involving multiple individuals and a possible event in early references. Further readable details are sparse and inconsistent.

Moon and Earth Moon Phase Event Preview

Fragmentary notice describes a Saturday night program hosted by Mr and Mrs John Cog at a savings bond gathering. The text mentions the moon and earth, with unclear details about timing and activities.

John Cog

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