Fragmentary Local Notice From Uneven OCR
Fragmentary text from a local page mentions names and a sequence of terms like floral, friends, and summer. The legible portions hint at personal or social items but lack coherent events or actions to report.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1955
Page
9
Fragmentary text from a local page mentions names and a sequence of terms like floral, friends, and summer. The legible portions hint at personal or social items but lack coherent events or actions to report.
Local tribute notes a spiritual gathering honoring the Flaherty family amid a garden of flowers. Attendees reflect on mourning and remembrance, while community members share prayers and memories in a serene, faith-filled event.
A fragmented message thanks Annie J and friends for spiritual support and faith. The text appears as an admixture of garbled lines praising relationships and Christian faith, with incomplete phrases and misspellings.
The Lincoln Sudbury Regional School District Committee awarded 100000 in school bonds to R L Day and company of Boston for a 2.20 percent coupon producing about 2.16 percent effective rate. Luther M Child Jr was named chairman Victor A Lutticki vice chairman Mrs Donald M Spooner secretary and Lloyd W Lovering treasurer. Robert Schofield of Melrose was appointed clerk of the works and the panel seeks a regional high school superintendent for late June or early July with plans bid April 11 and award anticipated in May.
Sudbury Sudbury Red Cross collections exceeded quota at $1365 with strong support from workers and residents. The community is praised for generous contributions and participation in this year’s drive.
Concord leaders announce Cancer Crusade Night on April 26 from 6 45 to 8 00 pm with aim of 900 000 and 100 percent coverage. Local chairs Weston B Haskell Jr Bruce Nelson Mrs Thomas Whitin and Allyn White listed for Conantum and West Concord.
William K. Walters of Stow, a Harvard Trust assistant treasurer, is on vacation in the South. Firefighters answered 112 alarms so far this year. Three grass fires occurred Monday and three on Sunday with minor damage. Charles Williamson leads the Sunday 7 30 p m Senior Youth Fellowship at Trinitarian Church. The Concord Woman's Club marked its 60th anniversary with a luncheon at The Meadows Framingham. The Couples Club will meet Friday 7 p m at Trinitarian Church parish house with entertainment by a shop quartet from Wyurn.
A fragment notes the highest wages for workers in a major Americana event. It references a fine era of the twentieth century and hints at economic contrasts, labor terms, and cultural vibes of the period.
Biographical sketches of cast members for the Concord Players spring production My Three Angels outline their community roles and jobs. Hope Chase directs the final play of the season with an ensemble including Richard Wood Alexander Robey Caroline Farnsworth Lydia Smith and Samuel Hazard.
Mrs. Stanley Wright, chairman, announced the Carlisle campaign quota of 450 dollars. Plans are underway for an event in April or May, with Mrs. Richard Warren also involved.
Concord V F W post will show two previously announced films plus selected shorts on Friday April 22 at the Vet erahe Building. The event is in charge of Stanley Tympanick with members Péter P. Orland, Arthur E. Rawlings, Garrett Nagle among those listed.
A special meeting of the First Parish in Concord is set for Wednesday evening April 20 at 8 o'clock with dessert and coffee served from 7:30. A coffee hour follows the church service Sunday along with a reception for new members. The junior young people meet at 6:30 on Saturday night.
West Concord residents are urged to save the date Tuesday May 3 for a rummage sale by the West Concord Woman's Club at Battolmee's store Commonwealth Avenue from 10 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. Call Mrs Elmer Wetherbee or Mrs Ruth Lapham Boyd to arrange items for sale.
The Willow Rebekah Lodge will hold a meeting on May 18 with Martha Benison in charge and a grand conduct. A whist party is planned for May 2 with Edit enton in charge.
A rummage sale sponsored by local auxiliary is planned for Saturday May 7 from 10 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. at the state armory. Donors may drop items at LeRoy Newbold on Lowell road or bring them to the annuity on Friday May 6. Concord Emerson area.
On Wednesday, April 28, the Concord Orchestra will perform in Robb Hall at Fenn School at 7 30 o clock. Admission is free. The concert is targeted to adults though children may attend. Last year two children’s concerts were offered.
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