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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1949

Page

5

Local Independence Day Observance Schedule and Parade Details

A long holiday program unfolds from 6 am with a 21 gun salute to 10 am track meet at Emerson Playground among Concord and neighboring schools. A noon salute returns, followed by a 2 pm baseball game at Concord High School. The 3 pm parade starts from the Veterans Building led by Cmdr J Hayes and Capt Norman L Scherer with the 86th Army band and the 2nd Battalion. The battleground hosts Dr Samuel Prescott and Mrs Martha Magurn. An invocation and welcome by Selectman Neg a me Meroe Saal precede the evening parade and retreat by the Gen sand Battalion, 182nd Infantry, with a mil ball and other events showcased by local organizers.

Emerson Playground Concord Concord High School Veterans Building Walden Street Cmdr. J. Hayes James J. Post A. L Norman L. Scherer 86Th Army Band Samuel Prescott Martha Magurn Nega Ame Meroe Saal Gensad 182Nd Infantry Geenan Com- Seayi Ammnor

Local Preparatory Team Trials Precede 1948 Season

Mec Ganee ay holds a near mid June practice with about twenty contenders for positions. Ban field at Statsford hosts the toss through i of Ban field and Texas transfer mentions. The 1948 team includes Crue Hartley Jokinen B Nelson Newsham Ronald Smith Urga Ickey. Baseball schedule lists April 28 Lancaster home May 5 Northboro away May 10 Harvard away May 12 Northboro home May 7 Sudbury home May 19 May 26 May 31 with several entries incomplete.

Banfield Statsford R. Nelson Ded Texas Crue Hartley Jokinen B. Nelson Newsham Ronald Smith Urga Ickey Lancaster Northboro Harvard Sudbury

Stow School Board Announces Spring Break Closure

The Stow school board says all schools close for spring vacation. Classes resume Monday April 25 after noon dismissal today.

Stow School Board

Easter Services and Schedule for Missionary Conference

Easter services are listed with events on Thursday April 14 at 7 30 p m Communion Good Friday service at 3 00 p m Easter sunrise on Sunday April 17 at 5 am outdoors on Warrens Hills followed by Easter morning breakfast and a 10 45 am morning service.

Oe Eee Oeng Missionary Conference Warrens Hills

Patients Improving At Boston Area Hospitals After Surgery

Reports from Cushing Veterans Hospital Framingham Philips House Mass General Boston and Concord describe improving patients after operations and accidents. One patient at Philips House since February 21 shows steady recovery while another at Concord’s hospital two months post accident shows marked improvement.

Cushing Veteran’s Hospital Framingham Hans Erikson Philips House Mass Boston William Woodman Hudson Road Erson Hospital Concord

Eastern Massachusetts Student Councils Meet Convention

The Eastern Massachusetts Student Councils held its convention on April 2 featuring Ralph Case Gene Robinson and Barbera Carlee among attendees from multiple area schools. The event included activities and participation from students across the region.

Maynard Eastern Massachusetts Ralph Case Gene Robinson Barbera Carlee

Hale High Notes Junior Prom Date Set

Stow By vote of the junior class the annual junior prom will be held on Friday May 6. Committees are at work on plans and decorations.

Hale High Stow

Stow Prize Speaking Semifinals Held In Low Parent Teachers

The Low Parents Teachers program hosted semifinal rounds on Wednesday evening April 6 featuring contestants from Harvard and Littleton advancing toward a final competition.

Stow Harvard Littleton

Stow Civic Club To Hear Talk By Dr McKenzie

Stow residents will attend a Stow Civic Club meeting at Stow Town Hall on Monday April 41 where Dr Malcolm A. McKenzie from the Shade Tree Disease Laboratory at the University of Massachusetts will discuss Dutch Elm Disease and the importance of preventive measures and community responsibility for elms.

Stow Freeland George Dorothy P. Smith Wilfred Kitchell

West Acton Woman's Club Details Annual Meeting

The West Acton Woman's Club will meet Monday afternoon starting with dessert at 1 45. The event includes the annual meeting followed by a home talent show directed by Mrs William Cameron with dramatic chair. Miss Virginia Sonde sn hosts.

PTA Scholarship Drive Supports School Bus Transportation

The PTA fundraiser proceeds support the scholarship fund and bus transportation for students. Parents will cooperate to ensure the event proceeds this year.

Th P. T. A

Fragmentary list of names and places

Fragmentary OCR reads like a roster of people and places including Mrs H Calvin Mrs F Williams Rimbach Mes Raymond Hatch and Acton Center West stone and Joy Woodhead. No clear event or context is provided in the readable text.

P. T A.eae H. Calvin Isewport South F F. Williams Rimbach Raymond L. Hatch Neth EB. Jeweth Stow Churchill Man Acton Center Dore G. Williams Harold Nolte A. Perry Marbit Joyce Woodhead Westston

Church Roast Dinner Planned for April Nineteenth

The Congregational Church will host a roast dinner on April 19 at 12. Mrs. Dewey B Bestman chairs the event with Joe Th. The church vestry will hold a business meeting Friday. The Junior Guild of Acton will meet at 8 o clock in the church.

Dewey B. Bestman Joe Congregational the Acton

Concord Fair Highlights Students and Prizes

A Concord high school event Friday showcased students earning prizes in science and practical demonstrations. Notable awards include Grand Prize Philip Damon and First Prize Lions Club $15 for High Frequency Tesla.

Concord Concord High Philip Damon Tesla Col Lions’ Club Jeanne Russel Judith Ingham Tackroom Salon Donald Reed Conservation of Natural Resources Nina Zumwalt Joan Pearson Farnham Damon Bernard Blodgett Richard Picazio

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