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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1948
Page
5
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Florence Lou laughter of Mr and Mrs Genetti at St. Michael's Church with Rev William Estor officiating. The bride wore satin and lace with a seeded crown veil. Attendants included Mary Genetti and Harriet Phillips. The groom's party included Albert Genetti and brothers Joseph and John Grace. A reception followed in the Town Hall and the couple planned a honeymoon to Washington, D C.
Concord cation announcements mention summer work positions at WWW Apple. Repainting of the Monument square flagpole began Monday with upper half to be raised for summer after winter lowering to guard against wind damage. Concord High School and Bernard E. Megin discuss recreation conference in Amherst. A group of 45 Allen County High School students from Scotsville Kentucky toured Concord and Lexington historical sites. Joseph Coyne, son of Mr and Mrs John B Coyne, visited from Washington DC. formerly with the FBI now in a new job.
Captain Isaac Davis chapter D A R met Monday evening at the North Acton home of Mrs George Newton. Mrs Philip Vanderhoot of Concord presented colored movies of Nantucket homes and gardens. Hostess was Mrs Harriet Taylor with assistance from Miss Esther Taylor Mrs George Newton and Mrs Rolfe Bradjury.
The Peter Bulkeley School sent several pupils to take part in a Monday radio show for schoolchildren on Station WCRB. Principal Morton R. Seavey led the group with Frederick Walker Comins Jonathan Keyes Jean Fallon and Arthur Duggan among the speakers. The program featured a radio conversation about visitors to Concord on April 19 written and presented by the students with teacher support.
Rev Dr Ash ley Day Leavitt age 70 of Harvard Church Brookline resigns after 29 years. Effective in September he retires to his Carlisle summer home and will preach or assist religious causes as opportunities arise.
Maynard Board of Health announces new hours for the Public Dump on Waltham Street open daily 8 AM to 5 PM. No dumping outside hours and violators face prosecution. Fires at the dump are banned. Authorities cite a fire last Sunday and urge residents to cooperate.
Concord announces the engagement of Miss Marjorie Jean Semonian daughter of Thomas M Semonian Concord to Jean Campiche son of Dr and Mrs Samuel Campiche of Zurich Switzerland. Miss Semonian a Emerson College graduate and University of Colorado alumna. Campiche earned bachelor and PhD from the Polytechnical University Zurich and now works for a Swiss firm in Mexico City.
Following the success of the 19148 Cc. Q. minstrel show at St. Bernard's the cast led by Basil H. Maguire is invited to perform at four veterans hospitals. The first date at West Roxbury was canceled. Tonight they perform at Waltham for disabled veterans with Bedford and Cushing General Hospital in Framingham on upcoming dates. The Concord high school musical show organized by Charles K. Yeremian will be staged at Wells A. Hall Memorial Auditorium early next month.
At the Town Hall on a Wednesday evening the PTA heard reports by Mrs. Arthur Trefry and Francis Rogers Jr. on regional school benefits. A summer auction was approved with date and place to be announced. A bake sale will occur on primary day April 27 from 4 to 8 to support the school lunch program, which will be ready by fall at Pilot Grove School. Members kept dues unchanged. A nominating committee led by Frances Warren and including Mrs. Frank Vodoklys and Wilfred Woodhead was chosen. next meeting is May 5 with refreshments by Mrs. Albert Schaal.
West Concord hosts Pack 33 meeting at Harvey Wheeler Auditorium on April 21 at 7 pm with Cubmaster Arthur Mullen in charge. Puppet show from Pack 27 Lincoln and West Concord Girl Scout Junior Troop guests. Earlier April 7 Cubbers hosted a whist party at Mullen's home.
Sudbury Wednesday afternoon April 7 members and guests enjoyed two hours with Miss Nancy Loring soprano and Dorothea Adkins pianist. Tea hosted by Mrs. W Gordon Hunter assisted by Girl Scouts featured decorated treats. Next meetings include annual gathering at Town Hall and a rummage sale April 21 in the lower Town Hall for the Scholarship Fund.
Sudbury announces the 1948 tax rate at 47.00 per thousand. Assessors report property valuations increased by about 150000 dollars, driven largely by new construction.
The Concord Players Lighting Committee headed by Charles H. Franckenberg reports a 15 kilowatt system with 14 400 watt spots and 60 border lights plus floods. They plan future modernization as preparations for the May 6 7 8 performances at the Veterans Hall continue.
Members of the Concord Young Republican 21 Club joined 140 delegates at a Springfield spring convention. Local entrants included Ruth Eggleton, Margaret Lawrence, and Earlita Porter in a Miss Republican 21 Club contest. Porter reached the finals, losing to Blanche Tait of Springfield, with local members escorted through the city by police. State President G. Sherman Blair Jr. presided. Congressman Charles R. Clason and Marion King attended the head table.
The Concord Patriots Day observance winds up with a military ball on Patriots Day Monday April 19 at the State Armory. Dancing runs from 8 p m to 1 a m with Sid Mansfield Orchestra. William E Cutler chairs the committee. Mansfield formerly played with Horace Heidt and Vaughn Monroe.
The West Concord Woman's Club holds its annual meeting and luncheon this afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Howard Johnson Restaurant. President Mrs. Harry Wilson will preside and the program will follow.
Bedford The Bedford Women’s Community Club held its annual meeting at Shaker Glen House. Mrs Louis H. Smith became president for the coming year as officers and committees were elected and reports read. The club has 100 members with 71 average attendance and plans an executive board meeting April 26 at 8 00 at the president’s home.
Concord teachers plan to attend the Massachusetts Teachers Federation 37th annual delegates meeting at Hotel Stzler Boston on April 17. The 262 associations with about 20 000 members will elect officers and directors at 10 a m. A 1 p m luncheon will feature remarks by Commissioner John J Desmond Jr and Dr Glenn E Snow. An attendance of 400 is expected.
Stow Girl Scouts extend cookie sale by one week to cover school vacation. Proceeds fund travel to Boston on May 15 for the Girl Scout Music Festival featuring Troops from across Massachusetts.
Mrs. Elizabeth F Hutchinson of 31 Martin street Acton died suddenly at Emerson Hospital last Sunday. Born in Hopedale 43 years ago she had lived in Acton for two years. Her only survivor is husband Percy H Hutchinson. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at W A Twomatay Funeral Parlors Maynard with Rev Henry Leech officiating. Burial was in Acton Cemetery.
Concord Elaine Patterson seventh grade pupil at Peter Bulkeley School in Concord wins right to enter the finals on May 7. She defeated older pupils in a contest held in Concord. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Patterson of 4 Potter Street. Father is a captain at the Central Fire Station.
The Noyes family extends sincere thanks to all who helped during their sorrow following the loss of their loved one. Mrs. Harlan H. Noyes and Family
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