Fragmented OCR Kingsley item highlights medical note
A distorted OCR passage references a medical wife and an offbeat phrase about counting bells. The readable fragments lack clear names, dates, or locations to form a complete news item.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1949
Page
7
A distorted OCR passage references a medical wife and an offbeat phrase about counting bells. The readable fragments lack clear names, dates, or locations to form a complete news item.
Elizabeth Anne Johnson of Concord and Joseph C. Jones of Rutland Vermont wed at a 3 pm ceremony in Concord First Parish church officiated by Rev Edward Perry Daniels. The bride is daughter of Cottebe Berkeley and the groom is son of Judge F Jones of Rutland. White roses gardenias and smilax decorated the church. the bride wore ice blue satin with lace accessories.
West Noble Grand Horace R. Fletcher will preside at 8 oclock during regular meetings by Concord Chapter O O F. A group led by David B. Williams visited Cambridge to hear a third degree nurse recount wartime experiences.
The King of Kings will be shown at the Sudbury Methodist Church during Holy Week. A late showing precedes a special Good Friday service at 7 30 pm. Easter Sunday pageant on April 17 at 7 pm with Maynard Youth members open to the public. An offering will help defray expenses. Public invited.
Halli and her assistant Mrs. George H. Walker Jr. plan to meet the young people who attend Redcote.
Mrs Clifton F. Giles of Church street spent a few days with her mother Mrs Storms in Newark New Jersey Bevan Howe of Lancaster road has just returned from a business trip in New
Sudbury Athl etic Club members seek interested men or boys for baseball practices. A complete schedule will be printed if anyone at the club has obtained Red Sox game tickets, which will be sold soon to raise funds for the coming year’s expenses.
The Acton Woman's Club executive board met at the Acton Center clubhouse to plan the April 13 meeting on President's Day. Guest of honor will be Mrs. Elwyn Spinney of Marlboro, with speaker Mrs. Beith Thames Cooley speaking on Know Your China.
Mrs Henry E. Webster of Concord road toured several clubs including Barre and Berlin Woman's Clubs and served as guest of honor at Shrewsbury Woman's Club. She attended the Boston Charity Club bazaar at Hotel Continental Cambridge and an all day Southern Regional Meeting at Copley Plaza Hotel with fellow attendees.
The First Parish will hold its annual meeting Monday April 11 at 7 30 PM in the Center Street Church. Attendees will discuss plans for the coming year and church activities.
Ralph E. Hawes Jr son of Mr and Mrs Ralph E Hawes Highland avenue has returned to Cornell University after a pleasant vacation spent with his parents. Mrs Charles E Cooke Hudson road and her four children Wendy Chuck Dickey and Dorothy Ann spent last weekend in Lowell with her family. Red cote School Maynard road pupils were taken to Sudbury Fire Station last Wednesday to see post office operations and the various apparatus on display.
Mr and Mrs Roberts of Maple were among Sudbury guests at the Massachusetts Tech Cva tion at the Garden and the tion after at the Statler. Elliot Curtis of Williams College plans a vacation with his sister Mrs Charles Smith in Peakham goat. A Monday gathering at Bert S. Childs home featured Marie and her daughter Mrs Russell Eldridge.
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