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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1948
Page
7
The fragment lists weights and codes likely from an athletic or inventory context. No clear event or person details are readable for a full summary.
Polls will open at Stow Town Hall on Tuesday April 27 from 4 to 8 pm for the presidential primaries A food sale will be held at the same location from 4 to 6 pm sponsored by the Parent Teachers Association.
Nason Spa on Summer and Nason street draws shoppers with fresh homemade sandwiches hot soup and a quiet atmosphere for lunches. Charles Cox and wife manage a reconditioned space featuring Borden's ice cream fruits and a selection of chocolates including Mother s Day gifts.
Mr and Mrs Allison P Smith of Great Road joined Mrs Ruth Phillips as they traveled to Brimfield on Sunday for the 100th anniversary services of the Brimfield Congregational Church.
Walden St telephone lists travel agency packages to England Scotland Ireland for 748 to 1148 dollars with tours to Williamsburg Gaspé Peninsula California Mexico Alaska and Yellowstone among others. Eastern Stowinghip trips to Yarmouth N S begin May 28 with round trip fares around 30 dollars plus tax and stateroom. The agency promises no service charges for travel dept reservations hotel steamship airline or ticket exchanges.
A Concord shop advertises walking sticks and stick pins, maps of Concord, and a variety of chairs, spoons, rugs, tables, candle sticks, canter, and other items from around the world and America, priced affordably.
The Sudbury Girl Scouts hosted a Mother and Daughter Banquet last Saturday noon. Miss Anna Jensen prepared meat balls for Svensk Kaffestuga, with Senior and Intermediate Scouts aiding under Mrs Théodore Harding and Mrs Richard Piper. Intermediates served and performed folk dances. the Senior Scouts plan a Fashion Show, Bridge and tea on April 28 at Town Hall from 2 to 5.
Dr and Mrs Howard W Emmons announce the birth of a son Keih Howard at the Richardson House in Boston on April 12. Mr and Mrs Eugene R McManus announce the birth of a son Ronald Lee McManus at Emerson Hospital on April 1 in Hudson Road.
Mrs. James Fling moves back with Mrs. Margaret Lewis in Stow Center. Curtis from Highland road visits the Laursens in Somerville. Howard Ingalls and James Lund visit from North Clarendon and West Acton Road respectively. George Nevers travels from Poughkeepsie as W H Weldhead represents St Georges Episcopal in Maynard. Maynard delegates to the diocesan convention in Boston. High School juniors sponsor their Prom at Thems Town Hall.
Mr and Mrs Donald Maciver found an apartment in Brighton and move this week. M T W H Woodhead chairs the Emerson Hospital Fund Drive now in progress but closing this weekend. Mr and Mrs David W Smith of Lake Boon motor to New York City for the weekend to visit Mrs Smiths mother in Madison New Jersey.
The Forty Hours devotion at St Ann’s Way and Sudbury parish ended with the 9 o’clock mass. Flowers donated by parishioners decorated the altar and Joseph Laderoute of Wayland sang as soloist. The Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association met at Mrs Richard Cutler’s home Wednesday evening to plan the May 17 annual meeting and elect a nominating committee.
A note from Bertha Sneck to Maynard reports Mrs William Huston is living in Shanghai China. She says she is enjoying life there and is learning to speak the Chinese language.
Jenerieco son of Mythd Mie celebrated his 19th birthday Tuesday afternoon after the regular cub den meeting in West Acton. The celebration at Mrs. Harry E. , Central Street, included games and refreshments with attendees Tom ny Janericco Teddy Janericco Don Wilson Bill Collins Phil Harris Get Tuttle David Tuttle Jimmy Walter Hall and chief James Wilson. Mrs. Fannpon and Mrs. Jenericco assisted.
Concord reports that St Bernard's and Our Lady groups held a town wide waste paper collection last Sunday. A junior choir rehearsal at Our Lady Help of Christians Church is set for 7 p m next Wednesday under Mrs Francegau. Concord public schools will resume classes Monday April 26 following spring break.
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