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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1949
Page
1
The Concord Free Public Library gallery features a large mural on view since January 29. Last year's third grade created the work with Mrs. Frankenberg providing technical advice. the display is open daily from 9 p.m. to 9 p.m. Visitors are warmly invited.
The P T A of Oaks Concord The Harvey will hold its meeting in Sibley Hall on February 9. An evening movie Learning to Children will be shown. Mothers and teachers will have refreshments. Plans for a whist party are discussed.
The chance recreation staff offered entertainment to hospital workers and ran a valued program to lift staff morale. Last week the Rev John Elmo Wallace of Trinitarian pinac Opa did something in this re-
Continued on Page 3 notes that the former Public Welfare employee spent 12 years in service. The JONES family, well known locally, are described as having three to five to four great grandchildren, highlighting a strong family presence in the area.
Seeeeee lists Beatrice Nagle Mrs. Margaret Brooks Charles T. Flannery and George Brigham among attendees or participants in a local matter.
A town magnate on Cottage Lane is lauded for supplying medicine to Boston. The item highlights charitable effort and regional impact, noting the donor's name and the gesture's benefit to the city.
Concord residents marked St Blaze’s Day in Catholic churches with blessings after morning masses and again in the afternoon and evening at St Bernard’s. Our Lady Help of Christians conducted blessings at 2 30 and 7 30. Candlemas Day was celebrated yesterday with candle blessings before the 7 o’clock Mass.
The 1949 Concord High School yearbook staff includes Evelyn Gordenchuk and Philip Damon as business manager, Carol Sreenan subscription, Alice Zumwalt literary editor, and Jennifer Dole with John McWalter and Walter Loomer as art editors.
Concord high school selects Mary Lawrence of Lincoln and Barbara MacEwan of Concord as representatives at Girls State to be held at the State Teachers College. Rosalie Caiger and Margaret Fitzgerald join as delegates for Concord and nearby towns. The program aims to educate girls on government problems facing their parents.
A newly enacted constitution of Free nae bans traffic in human beings and forced labor including practices involving children. The text outlaws exploitation and sets protections against servitude, signaling a shift toward modern labor and rights standards.
Dr Abigail Eliott of the Boston Nursery Training School will speak next Monday night February 7 at the Girl Scout location as part of Brooks P T A parent lecture series. She will discuss the importance of early childhood education and the event invites the public.
Arthur J. Trott longtime Walworth Co. employee died in Bedford after a period of illness. He leaves wife Hattie Trott and daughter Mildred Thomas of Bed Services were held Sunday at Douglas Memorial chapel Lexington with Rev. Frank W. Thompson officiating. Interment followed at Shawsheen Cemetery.
The Men’s Club at the parish house of Trinitarian church invites members to a Friday night gathering with supper at 6 30. Mr Davis, American news editor for The Christian Science Monitor, will speak on American foreign policy and relations with Russia, citing travels to Spain France Germany Italy the Low Countries England and elsewhere.
George K. Whitney, recent member of the school facilities committee, spoke on articles about new school buildings and site use at the special town meeting held in December. Snowy conditions appeared to dampen turnout as the debate over school facilities continued.
The West Concord Woman's Club outlines plans for a telephone bridge party Wednesday afternoon. Members anticipate a social event with arrangements nearing completion and expect hostess duties to be distributed among attendees.
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