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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1948
Page
3
Judson Super series WW announces production of the DSH. Hudson introduces dual dealers nationwide for the Two-Door Brougham line powered by a superior Six engine. The car features a low center of gravity, five feet tall, and expansive interior room with a cradle between axles.
A Pennsylvania study highlights company initiated courses for drivers focusing on highway law, courtesy, truck care, and driver idiosyncrasies. Cornell University farm economists estimate canned baby food consumption for children under three has risen from 18 to 45 pounds annually over seven years.
A preview of the Concord Players spring meeting and play, "Spring Meeting," hints at clues and a puzzle series. Contest rules offer prizes and two tickets for the May 6 event, inviting readers to solve rhymes and predictions to win.
Acton Cub Scouts Hold Grids Day event with Pack No 18, led by submaster Barnaby E Boatl. Readers see the group engaging with local youths and officers in a community gathering noting the Cubs and their leaders in attendance.
Mary C Michel a renowned Swiss born violinist and Lincoln resident died last Saturday at her home Pisrge BE read Lii corn She was 84 years old and survived by her husband Jules J Michel and a son Lt Jean Alias Michel serving with the Army Medical Corps at the Navy General Hospital Itham The obituary notes her grandfather McKay a famed shipbuilder and her ties to the Waite Church services were set for Monday.
Acton Garden Club gathers this afternoon at 2 30 in Center Congregational Church. Speaker is Charles J Knee end county agricultural agent Kneeland will discuss Fruits and Berries. Hostess is Mrs Theodore levliger. Names added to waiting list include Mrs George Rifford Mrs Joseph Dee Mrs Jossie Laird Mrs Carl.
The Sudbury Garden Club will hold a work meeting on Monday April 1 at 8 o clock. Flowers and seating supplies will be provided.
Stow Grange sponsored Hale High School prize speaking at Town Hall with seven contestants. Judges Mrs. Fanny Dettling Donald Jones and David Williams awarded first prize of ten dollars to Heidi Peck and second prize of five dollars to Rich Stiles.
Stow and Mrs Alston of Meade California, on a business trip in Boston, were guests of Miss Prigh Barbour Crescent Street Mrs. Davia Clemens and daughter Nosey of West Ac ne Load concluded a New York visit. Mr and Mrs David Soil of Lake Bee spent Easter weekend in New Jersey returning Mrs Holly to her home. Mrs Ben Petersen of West erford visited her mother in law Mrs Charlotte Petersen at Stow over the weekend.
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