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Friday evening program featured the Weird Sisters and The Letters at the college venue. Readings by local performers drew housewives and theater enthusiasts despite garbled OCR.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1946
Page
3
Friday evening program featured the Weird Sisters and The Letters at the college venue. Readings by local performers drew housewives and theater enthusiasts despite garbled OCR.
Mr. and Mrs James Macora of 87 Branch Street Clinton announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Hogan to Mr H Hogan of Marlboro The bride to be is a Marlboro High School graduate employed at the Louis Shop The groom is a Clinton High School graduate and a Army veteran of about 40 months now attending Leicester Junior College No date has been set for the wedding.
Historical clipping notes Patrick Testa, son of Mrs Mary L Testa of Winter Street, leaving for Osaka Japan with a unit of the Osaka Criminal Investigation Detachment attached to the 25th Infantry Division. He is described as a veteran Army inductee from March 1944 with schooling at Marlboro High School Washington State Normal School and the University of Maine.
Sgt Roger Wallingford U S Marine Corps heads a new Marlboro recruiting office opened yesterday in the Post Office building. Interview hours are 10 30 a m to 2 30 p m each Wednesday until further notice. Men 17 to 26 are invited to visit for complete enlistment information. Wallingford, a Pacific veteran of 30 months with the First Marine Division, was wounded at Guadalcanal.
Mrs Doris M Martin of Marlboro Northboro was elected worthy matron of Mizpah Charter, Order of the Eastern Star, at the annual meeting. Henry C Martin was elected worthy patron and officers include Emma J Smith associate matron and Norman H Smith patron. Gifts were collected for children patients at the Shriners Hospital.
In Newell West Virginia a horse was impounded for six months and a driver fined twenty five dollars after a night raid incident. The offender reportedly operated a horse and wagon with lights on after curfew while intoxicated.
Acton High School basketball, coached by Nireneéagh Alexander H Kyrios of Tufts College, opened the season with a 58 to 41 victory over Burlington High. The high man was the Acton scorer with 32 points, while Smith and Marden added 13 and 10 points respectively. box score follows.
Edward Mason announces the birth of a son on November 23 at Boston Lying Hospital. Mrs Mason is the mother. The event appears in a local notice with additional details about a nursing meeting and nearby community movements.
Mr and Mrs A Smith of Fort Worth announce the birth of a baby boy at Seints Hospital weighing six pounds.
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