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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
4
The committee chaired by Joseph P. Dineen decides to allocate remaining funds to a $5 Christmas gift for town service workers and to delay a final decision on a warrant article until the next regular Town meeting in March.
Leo Byrnes of Chicago visited his parents Mr and Mrs Theodore Mayer in Sudbury. The Mayer family held a reunion last Sunday with all members present.
Charles C. Way stayed at Falmouth last weekend as guest of Vaughn Munroe at his summer home. Ann Garner, Peggy, Lynnie and Peter Johnson, Janice Burland, Alice Walls, Joan and Joyce Olson are at the Girl Scout Camp Weetamoe Lake Ossipee New Hampshire.
Sudbury reports Mrs Ellis H. Dennett is improving after an automobile collision that also injured her mother and aunt. All three women are hospitalized under Dr Karl H. Whitney care. Mrs Dennett previously served on the Ration Board during the War and has many friends following her progress.
The Sudbury Post American Legion baseball team ended its season with a dinner on Tuesday July 23. Coach Richard Lawson praised the players and outlined efforts toward perfection. Awards were given including a bat to Freddie Wasiluk and balls to John Phelps and John Veracka for perfect attendance. The four win six loss record belied close games and strong sportsmanship.
A group of Sudbury servicemen recently discharged from the Navy tour the Western U. S. and Canada in a land cruise. Leaders include Sudbury residents Lawrence W. Tighe Russell Spring John Gaughn and John Bartlett with Dick Hunt of Natick and Bradley Tighe. They plan to visit Ausable Chasm Sudbury Ontario and aim for Yellowstone Park arriving this week.
West Acton families vacation across Maine and New Hampshire with trips to Gay's Island Bear Island and Five Islands. The engagement of Miss Jean Rowe to William J. Wood Jr. is announced by the Rowe family of Mass Ave West Acton Rochester N H.
West Acton West Acton Woman's club hosted a home talent night at the clubhouse on Central street with Mrs. Frederick Bird as chair. Johnny Kelley Doris Foote Torrey Marguerite Goldthwaite George White J. Cameron and others performed songs monologues medleys piano duets and violin pieces.
Sudbury Goodnow and Hall announce they have purchased all remaining lots on King Philip Heights. Deeds for World War I veteran lots have been drawn and most delivered, with several already recorded.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Goddard Kent announce engagements for their daughter Miss Seba Kent of 10 Middle Street to Archydeus Wladyslaw Lewandrowski, son of Mrs Bronislaw Lewandrowski of Poland New York. Kent graduated from Boston University in May and will be a history graduate assistant next year. Lewandrowski is a senior at Boston University School of Medicine, attended University of Wisconsin, and was discharged from the Army in April.
Concord Country Club did not hold a scheduled tournament as about six members turned up and failed to file their cards. The lapse marks an unusual pause at Concord, with vacations keeping members away.
Mrs. Lillian A. Cave aged 64 wife of Louis A. Cave of Bedford street died at home Tuesday after 30 years as a town resident Funeral services will be held this afternoon.
Depot leads the Concord Twilight Baseball League standings per Secretary Paul Moynihan. Sleepy Hollow captured the first half title and, after play ends August 29, the two winners will meet.
Henry Warner of Lincoln has left the Boston OPA to become state director of the National Home and Property Foundation. The Concord Poker Club and their wives enjoyed a dinner and evening at Marlboro Country Club to close a successful season. Barbara Beardsley of Lincoln, a Concord High graduate, plans Boston University studies in business after a summer job at a Boston newspaper. James Beardsley, also a Concord High graduate and former varsity football player, was discharged from the U S Navy. Alfred C. Downie of Graniteville and his twin Arthur C. Downie observed an 84th birthday with a party at a Graniteville home and guests included Martha Ann Whittemore and Patience Durand of Lincoln.
A civic appeal urges readers to invest in U S war bonds promoting patriotism and financial support for the war effort during the ongoing conflict. The notice underscores citizen participation and national economic mobilization.
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