Hudson Aerie to open CE series with dance event
The Hudson Aerie announces a series of dances starting February 4. The first event runs from 8 to midnight with music and dance from the era and modern styles. Eagles are invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1950
Page
9
The Hudson Aerie announces a series of dances starting February 4. The first event runs from 8 to midnight with music and dance from the era and modern styles. Eagles are invited to attend.
Saturday night dances announced for the duration of the series with music provided by the Downeasters orchestra.
Bedford The visiting committee of the Church of Christ met at Mrs. Ruth Webber’s home 8 Maple street to chart the year. Members include Mrs. Alton W. Adams Mrs. Walter B. Brolin Mrs. Sidney W. Ingalls Miss Ruth M. Livermore Mrs. Ralph W. Thompson and Rev. Marvin L. Derby ex officio. Buy U S savings bonds.
Three youths from Boston and Medford aged 19 to 21 were arrested by Woburn Police for a pattern of poultry thefts across 43 Massachusetts towns including Concord. They admitted stealing 30 laying hens valued at $3,500 and were found with a ledger of towns. They were arraigned in Woburn District Court and bound over to the Grand Jury.
West Concord Court Our Lady Help of Christians Daughters of America will mark its 21st birthday on Thursday February 9 at Monument Hall. A dinner will precede remarks by Most Rev. Richard J. Cushing Archbishop of Boston as principal speaker. Local clergy and district deputy attend.
Recent hospital births show a son for Mr. and Mrs. George F Liebfried of Ac ton on January 24, a son for Mr. and Mrs Charles W Schnab of Maynard on January 24, a daughter for Mr. and Mrs Frank J Pozaricky of Maynard on January 27, and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs Charles L Tar bell of Wayland on January 28.
The Whittier pine remains on the Sturtevant farm in Harbor New Hampshire where John Greenleaf Whittier wrote poems including The Forest Giant.
Local scouts and scouters participate in marking the 40th anniversary of the Boy Scouts in America. Activities run February 6 to 12 with displays pageantry courts of honor and a Sachem's banquet on February 11 at Lexington.
A daughter Kathryn Grace was born to Mr and Mrs Howard Benson on January 5 in Florida. Mrs Benson is remembered as Betty Ann Woodard, daughter of Harold and Hazel Woodard, formerly of South Road. BUY U S SAVINGS BONDS.
Acton High sophomore class schedules a February 17 dance in Blanchard Hall. Committees include orchestra chaired by Jean Hollis and Dick Brewster. publicity chaired by Janice Phelps. refreshments chaired by Janet Wilson. decorations chaired by Richard Brewster. tickets chaired by Nancy Lee. and checks led by Fred Richards.
Staunton, Va. The first Virginia wolf in 14 years was shot by C. M. Eddy on his farm after it killed 11 sheep. Game warden Houston Todd identified the 30 pound grey-tan male as a wolf, noting wolves were believed extinct in Virginia since 1935.
Sudbury notes report Florence Fraser Ludgate performing a Dramatic Piano Portraits program on January 27 to benefit Wellesley College’s 75th anniversary fund. Chopin Moussorgsky Strauss and Gershwin were highlighted. audience described as large and enthusiastic with local attendees listed.
Nashville area department store faced a garnishment over Santa Claus wages after a woman who recognized him claimed he owed her money. The dispute centers on the cashier costumed figure and the store's payroll actions.
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