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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1947

Page

10

Engagement of IA Windhol Daughter Announced

Announcement from Frankfort reports the engagement of IA Winand daughter of Mr and Mrs Skidmore of Birmingham to Lieut William F. Windhol son of Mr and Mrs Stratton Boston. Windhol is serving in the United States Army Intelligence and will wed after the couple complete their duties abroad.

Frankfort IA. Winand John Windhol William F. N Skidmore Windhol Idmore

Scouts Plan 25th Sachem Council Banquet Saturday

Concord and West Concord Scouts attend the 25th Anniversary Banquet of Sachem Council at Belmont High School next Saturday at 6 30 pm. Scouts from Bedford Lincoln Arlington Lexington Waltham Watertown and Belmont join. Guest speaker is Francis W Hatch, vice president of the National Council of Boy Scouts of America. Local ticket handlers are G Sherman Blair and Winslow J Damon. only a limited number can be accommodated.

Concord Boy Scouts West Concord Sachem Council Belmont Bedford Lincoln Arlington Lexington Waltham Watertown Francis W Hatch National Council of Boy Scouts of America G Sherman Blair Everett Street Winslow J Damon Main Street

Grange Plans Group Meeting On Thursday

Concord reports the Friendly Circle of Concord Grange plans a Thursday meeting at Mrs Mildred Finan's home in Maynard. Members attended Neighbor's Night at Lexington Grange and a whist party at Mrs Marion Clark's home.

Concord Concord Grange Mildred Finan Maynard The Grange Lexington Grange Marion Clark Main Street Elizabeth Adams Rose DiCicco Middlesex Central Pomona Odd Fellows Hall West Concord Peter Bulkeley Linnda Conant Friendly Circle Flavia Derby Dorothy Scherer DiCicco Bthel Gates

Cub Pack 33 Banquet Planned at Howard Johnson

Concord Cub Pack 33 of West Concord Boy Scouts will hold a banquet at the Howard Johnson restaurant on Tuesday evening February 18 at 6 45 oclock. All interested in the Scout movement are invited. Tickets are in charge of Arthur T Mullen.

Concord West Concord Howard Johnson Restaurant Arthur T. Mullen

Award Banquet Highlights Local Boy Scouts Achievements

At the banquet plans are set to present awards for boys' achievements over the past year. The group is displaying some of its wares at the Carl J. Hay store.

Carl J. Hay

Memory Lane in Concord 50 Years Ago

Theodore Harris former Concord resident now in Texas appears in a rost. Concord Golf Club members gain U S Golf Association membership. Snow drifts from weekend storm, Rodney E. Chaplin dies at Lowell. Josef Kulscar sells barber shop to focus on new patent. Stores close for Hon George Heywood funeral. Concord High debates capital punishment abolition in Massachusetts. Engagement of Andrew Finan and Miss Carrie Bryden announced. Blaine factory workers have sleigh ride and must walk part way.

Theodore Harris Concord Texas Concord Golf Club U. S Golf Association Rodney E. Chaplin Lowell Josef Kulscar George Heywood Concord High Massachusetts Andrew Finan Carrie Bryden Blaine

Antiquarian Society elects new president amid ceremonies

An tiquarian Society confirms re election of its president. Two Harvard brothers Charles and Peter, both from Troop 49, receive Eagle Scout awards. Mrs Clara P Caldwell dies. Philip L Smith named assistant attorney on the staff of Attorney General Robert P Bushnell. Albert F Sargent marks his 82nd birthday. Concord caucus lasts nine minutes with under 50 present and no contests. Nelson A Horne files nomination papers for Municipal Light Board signaling the lone contest for town election.

Antiquarian Society Harvard Charles Peter Clara P. Caldwell Philip L. Smith Robert P. Bushnell Albert F. Sargent Concord Nelson A. Horne Municipal Light Board

USO Drive Flag Banner Prompts Bedford Support

A large pennant bearing USO letters flies at Bedford center signaling a local USO drive. The campaign funds entertainment and recreation for disabled veterans in hospitals and those still in service while distributing books to veterans through USO support.

Bedford Bedford Center USO U. S

Firemen answer chimney blaze at Mrs Mary Kelley home

Firemen respond to Box 17 for a chimney fire at the home of Mrs Mary Kelley. In other reports, Mrs Virginia Armstrong buys a Musketaquid Road home praised as prettiest in town. Community notices include obituaries and society events with local figures such as Col Francis Edwin Elwell and Winslow J Damon.

Mary Kelley Virginia Armstrong Musketaquid Road Francis Edwin Elwell Darien Connecticut Wells A. Hall Concord Radio Club Concord Odd Fellows Noble George D. MacCullum Joseph Dee Henry D. Coolidge State Senate North Station Edward Derby Masons Winslow J. Damon

Antiquarian Society Elects Allen French President

The annual report shows 6000 visitors to the Antiquarian Society in the past year. Walter K. Shaw becomes chair of Concord Red Cross. J Vey Merrill and Peter Bulkeley School principal address Mothers Club. Herbert S. Town defeated William T. McDermott for treasurer and tax collector in town caucus. Joseph Whalen elected president of St Bernard’s Catholic Club. Martin J Diskin and Miss Dorothy Ryan serve as treasurer and assistant treasurer respectively. Peter Nolan dies at 89. S Thompson Bloods celebrate golden wedding anniversary. Lawrence Academy beats Concord High in debate on government ownership of electric utilities.

Allen French Antiquarian Society Walter K. Shaw Concord Red Cross J. Vey Merrill Peter Bulkeley Hubert M. Wardwells Herbert S. Townsend William T. McDermott Joseph Whalen St. Bernard’s Catholic Club London O'Connor Muscato Herbert Palmeiri Muzzey Holy Cross Harold Baker West Concord Concord Abe” Lincoln Truman Stu" Allen Rotary Salvatore LeConti Thomas A. Edison Leo Dee Percy Elliott California Leo Jack Garrett Special Plans Committee Massachusetts Reformatory K. of C Normie Dee H. S. Basketeers Dukie” Stefanelli Charles Father Sullivans Mark Joseph St. Bernard‘s Church McWalter Insurance Agency Concord National Bank Ryan

Concord Board of Trade hears county clerk recital

Frederick C. Bean, clerk of county courts, speaks before the Concord Board of Trade meeting with President Frank W. McKellar presiding, Allen French present.

Frederick C. Bean Concord Board of Trade Frank W. McKellar Allen’ French

Concord Town Talk Highlights Local Happenings and Props

Concord notes celebrate resident achievements and upcoming events in a bustling town chat. Mentions Connie Lynch Val Muscato and local aspirations for 1948 Olympic dreams. References include Lincoln Edison Ash Wednesday and town planning, with civic chatter on caucuses and school contests.

Bedford fundraiser details seek private donations

Community drive notices request contributions directed to Earl S. Atwood who presides as chairman. Donations may be sent to him at the Bedford fundraiser.

Earl S. Atwood Dri Bedford

Tufts midwinter degree convocation honors Concord student

Ralph K. Peterson of 3 Fielding Street Concord received a bachelor of science in electrical engineering at Tufts College midwinter degree convocation. 225 graduates were recognized for their degrees yesterday.

Concord Ralph K. Peterson Fielding Street Tufts College Peterson

University of Minnesota Nursing School Is Nation's Largest

The University of Minnesota school of nursing is described as the largest of its kind in the nation, underscoring its size and status within U.S. nursing education.

The University of Minnesota School of Nursing

Parish relief drive and Girl Scouts plan anniversary supper

The First Parish service committee seeks clothing and shoe donations for European relief sent to Miss Hannah Pfeiffer. Girl Scouts mark its 35th anniversary on March 12 with a Mother and Daughter supper in the vestry of the Church of Christ.

First Parish Unitarian Church Europe Hannah Pfeiffer Church of Christ

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