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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1949
Page
15
The Concord program committee led by Mrs. Richard F. Wood will present a five point plan. Citizens Charles Hoar Samuel Hoar N. Grier Parke and T. Mott are thanked for cooperation. The public is invited with no admission charge.
A Concord meeting of local Girl Scouts viewed slides about upcoming summer camps. Ann Friedman shared details on Camp Menotomy in Meridith New Hampshire for ages 10 and up, Wyona in Lake Morey Vermont for older girls, and Camp Bell near Lowell for ages nine and up. Camps offer financial aid where needed and open around the first of summer.
Hatten W. Summers, a former congressman who served 34 years in Washington, has been named research director in Dallas Texas at age 73. Summers accepted the offer to lead research duties at a local institution.
A Concord appeal urges Massachusetts residents to back the Easter Seals sale to aid crippled youngsters. The appeal notes Easter Seals provide treatment, summer camps, and varied help, stressing slow donations and the need to keep hope alive for disabled children.
A fragmented recipe note outlines chocolate dessert waffles for a young crowd. It lists ingredients such as cake flour sugar milk butter and eggs with partial measurements and hints at a party context.
This year the midway moves to the State Armory with a theme Green-Up Time. Music and activity are planned to accompany the event as weather cooperates.
Brice Old, Mrs. W. W. Sargent and Mrs Mary G. Castle will have a large supply of books and toys on hand. Many new concessions will operate for the first time. Watch this publication for future announcements.
The Hospital Aid Society hosts its annual rummage sale in Concord on Saturday April 30. Doors open 10 a.m. at the Armory. items may be dropped off by volunteers between 9 and 12 and 1 to 4 p.m. Call Mrs. George Phillips at Concord 140-3 to arrange pickup.
In Indianapolis a 52 year old man named Wilbur Alien yawns wide while detailing his plight. A neighbor calls a doctor to treat his condition and aid his distress.
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