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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1948

Page

10

Sudbury Wayland Girls Named DAR Good Citizenship Pilgrims

Sudbury and Wayside Inn Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will send two Good Citizenship Pilgrims to the Massachusetts DAR meeting in Boston next month. Miss Aptlen Kahlainen of Sudbury High School and Miss Barbara Stevens of Wayland High School were selected for their citizenship qualities.

Sudbury Wayside Inn Daughters of the American Revolution Boston Aptlen Kahlainen Sudbury High School Barbara Stevens Wayland High School Thee

Students Aim for DAR Award Trip and Honors

The text notes student activity focused on dependability service and leadership by fellow students. The girls will be guests of Wayside Inn for a day trip to Boston and a chance to win the State DAR award for a trip to Washington. At graduation they will receive certificates and pins.

Wayside Inn Bosteen D.A.R Washington Deer

Concord-Joseph P. reappointed to Gates Reformatory post

The article notes that Concord Joseph P. was retained at Gates Reformatory and moved to a new clerk position at the Waltham Post Office. He is identified as a veteran of World War II and connected to Margarita R. King.

Joseph P.entral Bostic Gates Reformatory Waltham Postoffice Margarita R King

Concord-Boat Trade Names Committees for Year

Concord President William F. of the Concord Boat Trade names committees for the coming year. Industrial committee chaired by John K. Damon, entertainment by Edward W. Sheehan, community service by Maurice McWalter, membership by Charles W. Allen, publicity by Samuel G. Kent, mercantile promotion by Robert D. Parks, with numerous assistants and members listed.

Concord William F Russia Concord Boat John K. Damon Wallace Conant Percy Skewes Charles W. Allen William’ 'T. ‘Magcon Benjamin L. Benoit Edward W. Sheehan Nellie Craig Ralph' ‘A. Macone Lawrence S Kendall James DéNormandie Julian DeNormandie Julian’ “W. Ballou Community Service Leo W Mortenson Onpiymah William Dbd, Lathe Walter E. Dow, Jr Archi Ferran Ralph D. McLeary Richard FP. Sullivan Tepistanive Maurice McWalter Gordon H. Ogilvie Harold E. Orendor John A. Macone Arthur ‘J Duggan Edmund HH. Campbell Laurence F. Petersen H. Theodore Beharrell John J. _ eWalter Charles E. Comeau Frank R. Viscariello Sanuel G. Kent Mrs. Dora. Ferran Harold C Smith Keith T. ‘Martin Charles F. Mogan Jr’ Mercantile Promotion Robert’ D. Parks Donald McR. Smith Charles R. Voigt Frank B. ‘Esau Leslie O. Anderson Philip W. .Vanderhoof George S. Lawton Robert Carter Loring Grimes, Jr Ruth Helsher

Concord Woman's Club Food Sale Scheduled Friday

The Concord Woman's Club will hold a food sale at Lawton Appliance on Walden Street this town on Friday February 18 at 1 PM. Articles include cakes cookies pies rolls baked beans and brown bread and salads. The event is directed by the Ways and Means committee chaired by Mrs. William V. Sreenan.

Concord Concord Woman's Club Lawton Appliance Company Walden Street Ways,& Means Committee William V. Sreenan

DAR Chapter Sets Saturday Meeting in Concord

DAR Concord Old Concord Chapter will meet Saturday February 7 at 2 45 pm at the Chapter House Lexington road. Mrs Orland Smith Marshall of Billerica will present a book for viewing. Regent Mrs Hoyt L Canary will open the meeting with tea hosted by Mrs Herbert Be Smith with Concord members assisting.

Concord Old

Maynard Proclaims Boy Scout Week 1948

Town of Maynard Massachusetts proclaims February 6 to 12 as Boy Scout Week. Joseph P. Dineen, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, urges citizens to support Scout leaders and recognizes Scouting’s civic and peace-building efforts. Signed January 28, 1948.

Boy Scouts of America Congress United States Boy Scout Movement Boy Scouts Joseph P.dineen Maynard Massachusetts Board of Selectmen

Cactus Garden Owners Clean Edinburg Plants With Toothbrushes

The Edinburg cactus garden owners scrub the cacti with toothbrushes and toilet soap when the plants become dirty, a home care note highlighting unusual but practical cleaning methods in a garden setting.

Edinburg,'Fox

Thrift and national strength urged by Booth Fisheries official

Booth Fisheries Corp president R P Fletcher Jr of Chicago urges thrift as a pillar of national strength. He argues thrift builds security, funds medical care, and sustains citizens through depression, highlighting the link between saving and economic resilience amid global conditions.

P. Fletcher, Jr Booth Fisheries ,Corporation Chicago Savasew Ted Omria Teeavity

Concord Weekly Community Events Schedule

Upcoming week listings in Concord include voter registration at Harvey Wheeler School on Thursday evening, various club meetings, the Concord High School play Spring Green at Well A Hall, and multiple civic group gatherings across Thursday through next week with times from noon to evening. Notable items: West Concord Woman's Club, Concord Board of Selectmen, D.A.R. meetups, Rotary lunch, and Boy Scouts activities at Harvey Wheeler School and Our Lady's rectory.

West Concord Woman's Club West Concord Union Howard Johnson’s Concord High School Weils A. Hall Concord Woman's Club Masonic Hall Westhorth Harvey Keeler Concord Board of Selectmen State Armory Corinthian Lodge Masonic Temple West Town House Concord’ Lions Club Ft. P.m West Concord Boy Scouts Our Lady’s Rectory Odd.Fellows

Cotton’s long march from ancient fibers to a global staple

The text traces cotton use from ancient Peru and the Andes to early India, notes Pueblo weaving in New Mexico, and explains how the United States became a leading cotton producer after Eli Whitney’s 1793 cotton gin invention. It mentions England banning sale of cotton goods and the historical spread of textile manufacture.

England Dadia Peru Andes India New Mexico U. S Eli Whitney U.S

Concord Community Notes and Weather Patchwork

Local item notes a winter weather update for Concord with scattered reader contributions and a call for donations. Mentions of community events include a Concord Rod and Gun Club show, a fundraising drive, and recognition of radio station WCRB in nearby Waltham.

Baliga Stephen ‘Lowell Boston-Globe Exberts Vos Aviation Azn Orville Mac Roscoe C. Thomas Cameron Sasa Concordian S Sthose Cine The.K.of Mse Braves Joe' Eeker Stever Heedal Concord Rod & Club Ceremon Nigel Os Thoreau Street WCRB Waltham Concord Tew David Hawkins Bess Roosevelt Boston

LocalCatholic Feasts Mark Ash Wednesday and Lent Events

Concord St Blase Day was observed at two local Catholic churches with the traditional blessing of throats. Candlesday observances occurred at St Bernard's Church and Our Lady Help of Christians. Friday Masses of February were celebrated and both churches will hold evening services for the Heart. Easter Sunday is March 28.

St. Bernard's Church Our. Lady Help of Christians

Dianne Proves Hf Waltham District Victim in Car Dragging

In Waltham Massachusetts a woman named Dianne proves the victim of a dragging incident near a district road when about an automobile. The unclear text suggests a crime scene involving a local resident and an alleged assault or confrontation.

Watering Methods for Seedlings in Greenhouses

The article describes two reliable watering methods for seedling trays in greenhouses to prevent drying or overwatering. It explains wick and sub-irrigation systems, noting their advantages for maintaining uniform moisture and reducing fungal growth while supporting shallow, delicate roots.

Sciestite Niles

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Russell L. Sears, Jr Cummington New England Just Roughheld Junior ‘Vegetable Growers Association Donald Andrews Topsfield Wolf A& P Food Stores Wayland D.A.R. Pilgrims Brackett Heating & Appliance Nason Street Acton North Acton Speed Kent Concord Women Dar Ree Manning the Bears Wilson Lumber Co Wilson Espana County National Safety Council Rales Harvey Wheeler’ School Poncord Lodge Loow Odd Fellows Hi P Old Concord A. Hall Memorial Mohawk Sea Scouts Harvey Wheeler School Hawthorne Soncord Rotary Club Hincheon Howato Johnson Ogee Caeaip Dianne Mass Dianne Renee
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