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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1949
Page
7
Embers of the Auxiliary conducted a night card session with Charles Bliss ill and unable to attend. Winners were Mrs Adrian, Mrs Eva Coughlin, Mrs Mary Rowe, and Mrs Mary Kyle. Hostesses were Mrs Mae Burke.
Esther Me Ait and Maen te Masiowski participate in Wave 3rs events. Details remain unclear from the fragment.
Mrs Arthur Hosmer of Main Street is a surgical patient at Framingham Union Hospital. Mrs Elmer Phillipo of Pleasant Street underwent a major operation at Marlboro Hospital yesterday.
At Stow Town Hall on Tuesday May 3 the Grange invites the public to a shrub and flower sale at 3:00 PM held by the Conservation Committee aided by volunteers. A food sale runs during the event followed by the annual High School Prize Speaking contest at 8:00 PM with two judging groups.
The Stow Police and Fire Association held an evening at Stow Town Hall to honor Henry H. Warren, the group’s oldest member with over 40 years’ service. Warren received a gold badge and pin and was made an honorary member amid a program and dinner served by the Union Church Service Club.
At the annual meeting and luncheon held Tuesday April 26 at the Meadows in Framingham at 1 pm, officers were elected. President Mrs Wilfred Aitehel, vice president Mrs Albert B Drechsler, secretary Mrs Anthony Laursen, treasurer Mrs Clarence A Wetherbee Jr, and organizational officers for committees include Mrs Margaret Lewis hospitality, Mrs John Thomas American home and community, Mrs David C Clemens preservation, Miss Harriet G Bird publicity, Mrs Car A Land art and literature, Mrs William Hastings finance chair, Mrs Herbert H Cooke auditor Mrs Caroline Clark.
Mr and Mrs Paul Macomber of Crescent street welcome their second child born April 12 at Emerson Hospital Concord weighing six ounces He is named Brian Paul Macomber The family also has daughter Sally Ann 2 percent years old Grandparents are Mrs Bert Cate of Bolton and Leon Gicquel of Marlboro
The Union Church shifts the regular bi monthly covenant meeting to 7 o'clock on April 28 due to Hale High School Glee Club. This Sunday in May the church celebrates Spring Sunday with a sermon titled Gardens in the Bible and Holy Communion to be observed.
Maynard resident Barbara C. Cole was granted a divorce from William C. Cole by Judge Morahan in Middlesex Probate Court on grounds of cruelty. She receives custody of her four minor children William N. Cole Barbara J. Cole Charles E. Cole and Deborah 8. Cole. The separation occurred in Maynard around January 16 1949. Mr Cole is ordered to support the children. The marriage occurred in Stow on April 25 1920 with prior residences in Hudson Marlboro and Maynard. Attorney John E. Rice of Marlboro represented Mr. Cole.
The Martha Mary Guild of First Church Congregational held a covered dish supper Tuesday night in the church vestry. Mrs Rudolph Brown led the arrangements with assistance from several members. Rev John Carmines presented color motion pictures featuring Cuba, Mexico and Guatemala.
The American Legion Auxiliary held a Tuesday card party in Legion Hall. Winners included Mrs Lile Colins Mrs Anna Do nahue Mrs Mary Wheeler Mrs Mere Burke Mrs Anna Belmore and Mrs Esther Medill. Eva Coughin organized arrangements with Catherine Tobin in charge of next event refreshments.
The Southboro Parent Teachers Association plans its annual meeting and officer election Monday at 8 pm in Peter's High School auditorium. President A B Woodward will conduct the business session. Dr Timothy Stone presents a health film. The Junior English Class will perform America Unlimited under Mrs Alice Hill. Exhibits include work by Miss Vivian LaCroix and Gene Insani. Miss Davis Allen will show her art.
Rev John J Phelan of Immaculate Conception Church announced 165 children from the Immaculate Conception Parish will receive First Communion Saturday at 8 a.m. The ceremony will be followed by a communion breakfast in the parish school auditorium.
Orchard twilight meetings are scheduled for May and will be held on May 2 at the Wallace farm Hill road Boxboro May 10 at Drew Fruit Farm Westford and May 17 at the Donald Priest farm Groton.
Two 4-H Cooking Clubs toured Andy Boy Parras to learn vegetable preparation and salad making. Leo Nceeh, manager, guided the group. Miss Romona Davis, County Agent, arranged transport and led the program. Club leaders include Mrs Ann Jarmulowicz and Mrs Joseph Bachrach.
The retiring president Mrs Arthur W Trefry hosted an executive board luncheon at her Borbaro road home. Fourteen members were present. The May meeting on Tuesday May 3 will include a visit to Mrs America Nemiccolo's bulb garden in Marlboro.
At the Massachuset Social Hygiene aa meeting in Concord Perry D. Smith was principal speaker addressing about 200 educators. William Wadsworth of 80 Main Street was elected treasurer for the coming year.
Members of Edward F. McSweeney fourth degree Knights of Columbus from this city attend the assembly meeting this evening at 7 o clock at Twin Trees Inn Maynard. Faithful Navigator Paul F. Shaw will lead the delegation.
The euthanasia issue divides ministers, physicians, and church leaders in New York state over the right to mercy death for incurable suffering. The Euthanasia Society seeks laws permitting voluntary euthanasia with oversight, while strong opposition from the Roman Catholic Church and others mounts.
A New York report notes a scientist who studies how human behavior shifts with environment. The article mentions observing reactions as temperature and humidity change and references Central America as part of the context.
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