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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1947
Page
3
fragmentary notice indicates Con Elks No 1479 Ely to meet next month on a Wednesday at Elks Leon J. Ma e Turnpike red ruler. Names Doyle Cam Peters street and Thomas Peter involved. mention of vacation return and a daughter.
Rothwell Newton MacRae, a freshman at Concord High, will enter Huntington School in Boston this fall opening September 20. He plans to major in forestry. Mr and Mrs Malcolm Donaldson of Lincoln are vacationing in West Falmouth. Work nears completion on water and sewer project on Old Road to Nine Acre Corner off Main Street.
Sift flour and salt. Cream shortening and sugar with egg and vanilla. Blend with sour milk mixture. Chill dough. Roll to ¼ inch, cut shapes, bake at 375 F for 10 minutes. Frost and decorate with nuts or chocolate. Yield about 30 cookies.
The Sudbury Public Health Association met last Monday at the Nurse's office in Town Hall. The 1948 budget was approved and a school service program was outlined for school board presentation with copies for every teacher.
The Stow School Committee met at Hale High School and names Sadie Renne Shank as faculty member with an opening date set for September 3. Principals Ira Creelman Barbara Griffiths Kathy Platt and Dora Fietcher named. junior high led by Richard Bejuné with Gladys Rawding. Gleasondale and Pilot Grove principals listed. Mrs Rawding replaces Mildred Miller. music supervisor to be announced. First act 10 day dismissal noted.
Concord Art Association features Rosalie W. Hudspeth painting Universalist Church in a hot day scene. The quiet street with hedges leads to a rose sky and shaded grove, while the building hours and upcoming pastel by Miss Ann Williams are noted.
Mr and Mrs Victor Larrson moved from Brooksbie road to James street Lexington. Mrs John L Jewett entertains Mrs Charles Jewett of Vero Beach Florida and Miss Florence MacNair of Nebraska. Mr and Mrs J Earl Dick and family vacate with relatives in Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Robert E Pike and daughter Judith and Mr and Mrs Edward F Pike of Great road vacation in Maine.
1934 Plymouth Sedan with rebuilt motor listed at 250 dollars. 1935 Taenees RS Coupe in good condition at 195 dollars. 1936 Ford Panel Truck open to reasonable offers. Inquiries welcome at Saturday 30 Waltham Street Maynard.
Sudbury residents attended the National Shave Tree Association meeting in Cleveland. Mrs. Melvin Guptill supervised a demonstration of the Portable Forest Fire pump and spraying equipment mounted on a Jeep. Arthur W. McDonald represented the Lombard Gasoline Law Co with a booth and Field Day demo. The event drew over six hundred fifty members who enjoyed a banquet and entertainment along with the exhibits.
Lieut Panker Foss of G Hubbard street Concord is in a 15 day reserve officer training at Stewart Field New York. Foss, son of Mrs Leon F Foss, served with the Army Air Forces in World War II.
The Concord Legion Band led by O Harry Nielsen drew strong attendance for the final concert at Monument Square last Friday evening. The event, one of three in the series with two in Concord and one in West Concord, improved public opinion of the concerts.
A joint installation of Anthony Hamilton Hunt Post 221 and the Legion Auxiliary is set for September 2 in the School Auditorium. Nicholas Genetti will be installed as commander and Mrs Elizabeth Atwood as Auxiliary president.
Jean McCormack a Concord High School graduate will enter Newton Wellesley hospital School of Nursing on September 9. The next regular meeting of the Corp Ralph P Hosmer Camp USWB is set for September 11 at 8 PM in the Veterans Building with Commander James N Berry presiding. Local Boy Scouts continue restoration work at Camp Oak in Bedford one of two Sachem Council camps. several local boys assist. Three Concord men Angelo V Bartolomeo Elmer D Rankin and Nelson A Horne recently returned from fishing in Prince Edward Island. Everett C Thorpe and his wife and son Clark from Lexington along with Mrs Charles W Broughton of Cambridge returned from a vacation to Stowe Vermont.
Mrs Francis Raynor will be away as Clerk of all Boards from Sept 1 for two weeks while vacationing in Provincetown. Mrs George H Gohlke hosted the Friday Bridge club with Mrs Ralph W Stone taking first prize and Mrs Charles H Way the consolation. Garden club members helped decorate wards at Cushing General hospital with flowers provided monthly by the Sudbury club. The Sudbury Garden Club meets Sept 8 at 2 30 p m at Mrs Herbert Atkinson for a Round Table discussion. Stow Garden Club invites members to its Flower Show at Union Evangelical church in Stow on August 27.
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