Injured Sailor Bilis Aged 20 Named in Report
A brief notice identifies Bilis, 20, as a sailor injured in an incident involving a machine. The text notes he is from the crew and mentions their maritime work environment.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1949
Page
15
A brief notice identifies Bilis, 20, as a sailor injured in an incident involving a machine. The text notes he is from the crew and mentions their maritime work environment.
N R Mac Rae, local mortician, attended St Joseph’sGuid at South Lincoln Tuesday night and spoke on several topics including one about skiing. Parish members were invited and co chairs were Seeley and See Council.
Billings, son of the late Concord resident, completes mid-year war-time class at Yale. The degree marks the final milestone for Ya large wartime program graduates, highlighting service in World War II.
In a brief report, a witness could furnish only a meagre detail about two men seen in a car, leaving investigators with limited information to go on. No further specifics on identities or vehicle details are provided.
The Concord Taxpayers Association will hold its deferred annual meeting at Colonix win at 8 p m Monday. The meeting will elect officers and conduct other business as provided by by laws. A recommended change aims to tow offi.
Mr and Mrs Clinton E. Martin and Virginia of Orchard Road have returned from a trip to Belton Comber Quebec. Francis McMahan of Hancock Street has returned from a two weeks visit to Georgia.
John Larkin led the first of a school series on basic trades at the high school last Thursday. The talk featured Mr. Bockman’s machinist background and teaching roles, aiming to spark student interest and address training paths. Sean Weston from Fitchburg Teachers College will discuss Careers in Teaching next.
Hundreds of volunteers in Massachusetts Maine Vermont and New Hampshire mobilize to raise part of five million dollars for a national data data? The effort follows Harold E Stassen's call and aims to combat disease with strong public support and broad regional participation.
The article discusses a proposed tax rate around 53 dollars with a six dollar increase over last year. Citizens weigh the burden as the construction of a new school prompts the committee to propose efficient tax handling and question the measure.
Mrs. Flora Clyne of Hubbard Street, regent of Our Lady Help of Christians CAD, will join the general committee organizing the whist, bridge and food sale at the Copley Plaza Hotel in Boston next month. She chairs the reception and many state chapter regents assist. The affair is set for March 5.
Fragments note a 9-piece walnut room set in good condition and one oil barrel with a metal stand. Contact Maynard at 977-R Eve's for details.
Mrs Arthur R Cordroac and Wes pa Committee members of St Elizabeth's Episcopal Mission gathered at Mr Howe's home for a chapel reception with Py Chang. Chang discussed the situation in China today but declined to make firm predictions due to ongoing rapid danger. Attendees included Lews Hough, Wilfred Rhoades, Edith Buckingham, Kadly Fish, Vivian Fletcher, Hazel Rollins, Calvin Smith, Edmund Stevens, Bevan Howe, John Colby, Harold M. Johnson and others.
Members of the Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association held a white elephant auction at Mrs. William Downing’s Wilbert avenue home last Monday evening. Auctioneer was Mrs. Richard Cutler with Vivian Fletcher assisting. refreshments were served afterward. Attending were Miss Alice Parmenter, Mrs. Windhorn Rawlings, Miss Lottie Smith, Mrs. Arvid Nelson, Mrs. Chester Graves, Mrs. Roy Hall, Mrs. C. R. Poole, Mrs. Alfred F. Bonazzooli, and Mrs. Cyril Wynne.
The Men’s Club has hosted notable speakers for months and will feature John C. Hall next Tuesday evening. New members are encouraged to attend as arrangements aim for a large turnout alongside Mrs. Ames’ prepared dinner.
Mr and Mrs Alfred and their daughter Nancy departed from their ski lodge in Jackson New Hampshire. They reported fine conditions and enjoyed a joyful weekend pursuing their favorite sport.
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