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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1947
Page
13
Lincoln woman Lindy Ponet will speak Monday at the third annual Conference of State Advisers of Women's Activities of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis in Atlanta at the Baltimore Hotel. Mrs Beggs will join a panel on Education Overtones Community Fear as the conference runs December 8 to December 11.
Members of the Bishop Cheverus Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus attended a Communion Breakfast last Sunday at St. Cecilia's Church. The meal was held at the Copley Plaza Hotel following the service.
Goshen Indiana restaurant Bungalo Gardens adds stewed octopus to its menu with owner Pete Viassis noting no customers have yet ordered the dish despite its novelty.
The West school announces honor roll lists for October to September 1947 with grades 2 through 6 names including Judith Allan Phillip Goldthwaite Katharine Williams Patricia Perkins and Nancy Feltus among others. Perfect attendance for September October lists Barbara Dube Mary Lou Conquest Philip Danielson George Perry Donald MacPhee Arlene Howe and others.
The Sudbury Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on Monday December 15 1947 at 8 00 PM in Town Hall. The petition by Robert Hermann operating as Wayside Motors seeks permission to establish a small scale automobile trading business on the south side of the Boston Post Road opposite Union Avenue.
Concord Professor Charles R Cherington and Professor Sidney S discuss whether the government can pursue free trade policies. The session explores economic theory and policy implications at Harvard University.
The West Acton Woman's Club hosted a "Breakfast in Hollywood" program at the club house on Central Street. Earl S. Carpenter of Auburn served as master of ceremonies after a buffet supper, with door prize apples and many honors awarded for longevity marriage, longest service, youngest grandmother, and other playful distinctions among attendees.
The Concord Players open the 1947 fall production State of the Union at the Veterans building this evening with curtain at 8 15. Miss Louise Kingman coaches the cast and Robert D. Parks stars as the lead. follow-up performances are Friday and Saturday nights.
Indianapolis fisherman Leonard Bram hooks a 15 inch bass during a night outing and reels in a second, odd catch a hoot owl with a wingspan near 45 inches. The unusual sequence adds intrigue to the fishing trip.
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