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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1949
Page
3
Dr Edwin P Booth professor of church work at Boston University will lecture at eight o clock tonight at the house of Trinity in Concord. He is described as intensely interesting and likely to give an enlightening talk at Concord.
Pete Bowser and members of Troop 48 in Concord spoke about the Lexington Battle program held on the 19th. The Scouts participated in a story session recalling events from 1775 and the day’s activities.
Concord resident Frank Steffanelli of 165 Main Street has accepted a new position as mechanic. No further details were provided on the appointment or employer.
A brief note recalls the US Navy ditty bag name origin in Stow context, noting it was once called the data bag due to the two of each item principle. The snippet highlights terminology history tied to naval gear.
Sudbury Town hall hosts a Country Auction on April 19 at 11:00 a.m. featuring an original Sudbury scene painting by Sudbury Deeman plus antiques and handmade items to aid the St Elizabeth Chapel parish house fund. Proceeds from the Women’s Guild sale include pine chest oak bench rugs china clocks and a table of hand-made articles with refreshments provided by the Sewing Guild team.
A spring play on April 21 22 and 23 features a staircase from Saving Lones to Gioemee Goat landing as a key plot element. Construction adds work and challenges while the set nears completion with Pletcher and Robert J Rodday assisting in the design and execution.
The Education Committee invites civic minded residents to a meeting next Thursday evening April 21 at 8 in the director's room of the Concord Co. Attending members include James V. McMullen, Dr. Randall MacLeod Jr., Mrs. J. Ecker, Michael Dena, Rev John Randolph, and others.
A weekly assembly took place at Johnson's, continuing the community gathering routine. Attendees discussed local matters and planned upcoming activities for the week.
Sympathy expressed for Mrs Harold H Jenkins of 11 Spring Road and Mrs Kenneth Venot as substitute Miss Coggin named to Michigan during past week.
Mr and Mrs Joseph F Rogers of 398 South Rond mark ten years of marriage on Tuesday April 19. Rogers is the former Louise F P Rogers of Hartwell Road. They have a son Carol Christian. The Boston University chorus of about 300 voices will perform Handel's Judas Maccabaeus on April 20 at Symphony Hall.
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