Stow Schools Readying for Open with New Staff
After summer break the Stow system including Hale High School Glea sondale and Pilot Grove plans to open on Wednesday September 5. For eight days first graders will attend only marching sessions and buses will bring new students home at noon. Three new teachers join the ranks plus replacements in grades 6 7 and music supervision. The full staff lists Mrs Ellen Perkins Principal Pilot Grove and others at Gleasondale Hale and Hale High School with Christine Hunter Marjorie Devlin and Richard Bejune among the teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Hale High School
Gleasondale
Pilot Grove
Marjorie Devlin
Middleboro
Lzabeth Galley
Mise’ Galley
Bedfora
Northre
Christine Hunter
Mabel McLaughlin
McHugh
Ann Kane
Pilot Grove School
Ellen Perkins
Dorothy Stearns
Gleasondale School
Viola Wetherbee
Irene McTeague
Mollie Voldeklys
Richard Bejune
Ruth Howard
Kathleen Platt
Granges Plan to Renew Fall Sessions Locally
Granges resume fall programs next month with many attending local Grange fairs. Bedford Grange will hold a meeting at Town Hall Monday night to finalize fall plans. Acton Grange held officers night Tuesday, while Annursnae and Concord Granges did not meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Acton Grange
Annursnae
Concord
Bedford Grange
Correction noted on war service details
A correction states West Concord resident Philip B. Dee served in the U S Coast Guard during World War II at 210 Commonwealth Avenue, not Concord's Company H overseas as previously reported in last week's Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip B. Dee
U. S. Coast Guard
Concord
Enterprise
Hale High School Completes Renovations and Staffing
Language, English and History teachers named. Myrtle Flaherty resumes Art Supervisor duties and William Rinehart leads handwriting. Harold Priest reports Hale High School interior in excellent condition. Public Works laid circular driveway for bus loading. West grounds landscaped after annex construction. Dental laboratory to be installed in old lab with chair and equipment arriving daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Fletcher
William Hartley
S. Myrtle Flaherty
William Rinehart
Harold Priest
Hale High School
J. Clifford
Pilot Grove
E. Cave
Gleasofsdale
Town Public Works Department
Winchenbaughs Move to Fletcher Road Residence
Bedford report notes Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winchenbaugh and family recently moved from Amesbury to a new home on Fletcher road. Mrs. Winchenbaugh teaches at the local Union school. Also mentioned is Mrs. Marvin L. Derby and her children staying in Fryeburg Maine, and Mrs. Mary Sullivan hosting a Ladies Auxiliary meeting of Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post No. 221 at her Spring Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Winchenbaugh
Ethel Dickson and
Fletcher Road
Amesbury
Winchenbaugh
Union
Mary &. Sullivan
Springstoad
Anthony Hunt-Hamilton Post
Ancient Greeks used this herb as incense for temples
A fragment notes today's popular herb seddening thyme was used by ancient Greeks as temple incense. The line hints at historical fragrance customs without further details.
Second Birthday for Concord Lamonakis
Concord Lamonakis daughter of Mr and Mrs Emmanuel George Lamonakis of Sudbury noted her second birthday anniversary on Saturday August 25 with her younger brother. Mr Lalonidkis is the well known Battleground Café restaurateur. Mrs Lantoriakis is the former Miss Jouvéelakis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Joanine Lamonidkis
Emmanuel George Lamonakis
Sudbury
Rodd
Léthofidkis
Battléground Café Restaurateur
Lantoriakis
Jouvéelakis
Fruit grower and consumer missa a better market link
An intensive study finds retailers and growers fail to serve buyers at roadside stands and supermarkets. The public often cannot obtain desired apples peaches and vegetables at reasonable prices and accessibility remains a problem for housewives seeking quality produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fesale
Concord Patrolman Bolas Resumes Duties After Training
Patrolman John Bolas Jr of 424 Elm Street West Corterd has resumed his duties with the Concord police department. He recently completed four months training for infantrymen at Fort Benning Georgia and is a second lieutenant not a sergeant as previously reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John €. Bolas, Jr
Elm Street
West Corterd
Concord
Fort Benning
Georgia
Grower Pressure Aims to Improve Apple Handling
The note argues growers should bear more handling costs to speed deliveries to retailers. It contends eliminating steps lowers prices for consumers and claims growers can’t afford better handling, yet might not afford not to. The speech stresses grower influence on outcomes and efficient delivery.
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Ree
Granges
Marvin L. Derby
Church of Christ
Thomas
Paulina
Fryeburg, Maine
RAY U. 5S
Concord High
Peter Bulkeley
Harvey Wheeler
Middlesex School
Concord Academy
the Fenn School
Brooks School
the Country Store
Tel
Walden Street
Main Street
Pete Ingdnere
Dvds, Inc. Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service
Comfort
Lerot
Gome
J.P. Nourse, Inc
Mass
Bill
Nell-Ann
Elvet Berets
Educational Records
Concord Music Shop
Oxford
Parrot
U. S
Footlife
Brown Goodgess West Oxford
Jensen’s Shoe Store
Maini Liveet Costord, Mass
Pedinelli
Variety Store
OLD Acres Dairy
Thrift Cleaners
Colescn
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