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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1949
Page
7
Annual town meeting notice mailed to voters lists a Town Hall session on the 14th at 7 pm with 11:30 am opening. It covers articles on building plans, a $3000 appropriation, UN peace motive, trailer pump disposal by Fire Department, and raising funds for a town appropriation.
Regular February Stow Civic Club session announced with ongoing schedule through February 17th. Members to discuss planned activities and community updates at the meeting venue.
Community program invites residents to join coat classes in Stow. organizers say the program is open to everyone with contacts listed for enrollment and guidance.
A brief item notes Maud Sanborn of Stow, in training at Burbank Hospital, improving at home. She spent time with her brother and his family, Mr and Mrs Sanborn of Berlin, and was an overnight guest with Mr and Mrs Robert L. Laursen on Great Road.
The Stow Polite Association schedules its next monthly meeting for Wednesday with officers Nils Zander and Edward leading the session in Worcester.
Fragmentary text notes a date in December and an event origin but lacks complete details or identifiable names. Further readable content is required to form a coherent title and summary.
The Browning family of Sudbury Virginia and Orange North Carolina share a varied past from Alabama to DuPont service. Mr Gordon Wil Browning and his wife Nancy raise three children while running the Sudbury Spa. They value gardening and antique collecting and traded law study for marriage and business. The mother attended St Marys Raleigh and recalls little of the schooling. The father served as an Army officer during the war and now hunts fishes and gardens with expertise as winter passes.
At latitudes north of 40 degrees the Big Dipper never sets, and even in the southern United States most of its stars remain visible above the horizon.
Stow Grange 103 cancels its next business meeting to open the program to the public at 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday February 15 at Stow Town Hall. John E Rice of Marlboro has engaged Jesse Buffum to present a lecture and slide set from his South Sea Islands trip. The Grange marks 72 years on February 15 and invites all Stow citizens to attend as guests.
Members met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Charles P. MacIver’s Great Road home for the Sewing Street annual penny sale. The event will be a work meeting for all participants.
Benny's Grocery Store in West Concord markets itself as a convenient community asset offering wide shopping options. The note praises its value and service to customers, highlighting the store's commitment to satisfaction.
The Frank A Wakelin Market on Mier Street West Concord offers a wide range of products advertised as the very best available. Contact telephone 1378 for inquiries and purchases.
About 70 Hale High and Hale Junior High students attended a magazine party in Stow Town Hall honoring participants in the recent magazine campaign. Certificates of Merit were issued by Curtis Publishing for achievements in salesmanship. Derby, Corey, Willia, Peck, Vodoklys, Crowell were recognized. W. Smith orchestra provided music. Hale High boys basketball meets Wayland High at Wayland Tuesday February 15 at 3 00 p m.
William W. Oliver 75 of Crescent street Stow died suddenly at home. Funeral held at Fowler Funeral Home Maynard conducted by Rev Robert B Demney Union Evangelical Church. Survived by brother Richard Oliver of Maynard. Oliver lived in Stow 30 years worked as carpenter and janitor at Pilot Grove School.
Fragment from Savannah column shows a man addressing a judge with the quote Ray Lax, Judge, as he steps forward. Context and full details are missing, limiting precise summary.
The Red and White Store in West Concord promotes itself as a low price, high service market offering fresh fruits vegetables groceries canned goods and cold cuts. The ad urges the community to review the Commonwealth area shop and promises continued patronage for its economical shopping experience.
George E Davis operates a traveling meat market with a base at 394 Main. The business emphasizes courtesy and personal service to each patron, portraying itself as a trusted, value oriented vendor in the area.
A special review extols Fenton’s Service Station as a popular stop offering expert lubrication, quick car service while you wait, and a full line of batteries tires and automotive accessories. Staff are described as courteous and accommodating inviting readers to get acquainted when servicing a car.
The VFW auxiliary will hold a dinner on February 15 at the West Acton Women's Club on Central Street. The affair starts at 7 30 PM and post members with wives are invited. Mrs Orla Nichols chairs the committee. Garden club members attending include Mrs Dewey B E Boatman Mrs William L Chipman Mrs Car Claritofferson and Mrs Robert The executive board of the West Acton Woman s Club met Tuesday evening at the home of the president Mrs Louis Lewis West Acton.
Auxiliary town hall event honors include Avton winners with names such as Mrs Gertrude, Mrs A M Graham, Miss Esther Taylor, Miss Dorothy Boothroyd, Mrs Marget Boothroyd Warren, Mrs E Duckworth, Mrs Minnie Campbell, Mrs Sonia Bartlett, Miss Mary Conners, Mrs Helen Meeff, Mrs Effie Tillson, Mr Nellie Berry, Mrs Eugene McKercher, John Kimball, Mrs Inez Peterson, James Allen, Clesson Bancroft, Mrs May Selmair, Mrs Dorothy Nichols, Mrs Harry Snyder. Special prizes awarded to Mrs Minnie Campbell and Mrs John Kimball.
Miss Shirley Rimbech is fined and confined to home in Actos Bian ter after an incident at Lake Sunapee New Hampshire involving a weeklong confinement and a white skin note.
Acton residents listed as participants in a Wednesday afternoon social hosted by the West Woman's Club. Names include Mrs. Boatman Mrs. Irving Duren Jr Mrs. Gerald Hollis Mrs. W L Chipman Mrs. H Calvin Gaebel Mrs. J Henry Eneimen Mrs. Franklin Shores and Marilen G Moody.
Miss Lydia Bonazzoli of Sudbury left town for a ski weekend in northern New England and was later employed as a housemother at the Eastern Slope Inn in North Conway. She is the roommate of Barbara Eaton, also from Sudbury, who serves as hostess at the same inn.
In the Silver Skates Derby at the Boston Garden Carol Hodder of Sudbury, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ronald Hodder, placed second in trials and third in the juvenile semi finals. Shirley Ledger, formerly of Sudbury, finished third in trials and now resides in Waltham.
The Avery Nursing Home offers bright sunny surroundings and attentive care led by Mr. Carl Avery a graduate Registered Nurse from the Portsmouth Virginia Naval Hospital Corps school. The notice praises the facility as ideal for recovery and invites readers to consider it for loved ones.
Concord readers are urged by Minuteman Chevrolet Inc to keep cars in top condition amid new car shortages. The column emphasizes selecting a competent auto repair center as essential for reliable performance and long life of vehicles.
Clarke's Market on Thoreau Street Concord-Tel 980 presents an annual review praising the store's value and management. The notice highlights reliable service for weekly and daily needs and asks customers to consider Clarke's Market for future shopping.
The Viano Motor Company at 17 Thoreau Street Concord touts modern progress in Oldsmobile and Cadillac lines. It promises unmatched riding quality and a repair service motto backed by proven results.
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