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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1949
Page
3
A Girl Scout group provides 600 for construction to be used on a grounds behind the library by the brook. The project will involve a Boy Scout cabin committee with Harding as chair Heath and Mrs work will start.
Fragmentary note recalls Army efforts in Texas during 1907 and 1927, mentioning service achievements and wartime exploits. It hints at a broader pattern of dedication but provides few verifiable details.
The leaders of the Scouts and the Girls are busy with preparations for the Court of Award to be presented at a Mother and Daughter social held soon. A note mentions finishing the building by June and cookies made by the delegates for the event.
The Concord Board of Trade will meet Monday at 6 45 PM in the Colonial Room of the Howard Johnson. President Leo W Mortenson will preside over the monthly gathering and supper.
The Yankee Trader opens Saturday opposite the West Concord Fire Station. Everyone is invited with gifts for all and a large variety of articles available for browsing and purchase.
Sudbury James MceMon, a leading New England ice cream maker, opens a new location on Boston Post Road St Sudbury Easter Sunday. Earle Twigg manages the eating place offering grilled luncheons and sandwiches alongside the famous ice cream in a redecorated Hood Dairy Farm premises.
In Concord a large gathering of members guests and their ladies celebrated the Corinthian A F and A M Ladies Night last Friday in a banquet hall event that filled the venue. Festivities opened with a turkey dinner served in the hall by Hicks of Lynn with Worshipful Master Harold BE Lawson and Right Worshipful Warren B Goddard among the honored guests.
The National Guard, now over 880000 strong, will participate in Army Day observances on April 6, 1949. Major General Kenneth P. F. Cramer announced that 110 cities will host luncheons or dinners, highlighting civilian components of the Army and their role in peace and security.
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