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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1951
Page
3
The Twelve-Niners hosted a turkey-pie supper for Cub Scouts and parents. Mr Irvine presented the Cub Scout charter to the Twelve-Niners sponsor as Den mothers displayed projects. A city finance committee member was set to speak next Sunday.
Sudbury Chief McGovern warns of high child drowning deaths this winter per Massachusetts Safety Council. He urges parents to monitor children, avoid unsafe skating and coasting areas, and cooperate with police to reduce winter injuries through public notices and safety tips.
A Stow town hall meeting Friday at 8 pm invites all voters to debate a regional high school proposal. The discussion precedes the February 26 town meeting ballot and will be led by the Regional School Planning Committee to answer questions.
A large crowd gathered Thursday at Fowler funeral home in Maynard for the funeral of Peter Anders August Larsen retired police chief of Great Road Stow Rev Rob ert B Dempsey of Stow Union Evangelical church officiated Bearers included Harold A Priest Daniel Fitzgerald Hans Neilson Peter J Lund Stanley Stephenson and William H Peck Burial took place in Brookside cemetery Stow He was remembered as a faithful town official and a prominent citizen whose long service and floral tributes reflected the esteem of the community
Stow Mr and Mrs Andrew L Larsen announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Arlene Larsen to Warren Peck son of Mr and Mrs William H Peck of Great Road The ceremony was performed by Rev Robert B Dempsey at the Union Evangelical church parsonage with just the immediate family present.
Police investigated a break at Twin Maples restaurant in Sudbury where intruders may have stolen cigarettes a small amount of cash and an apple pie plus a plastic heart containing about four dollars. Officers found an open window and footprints in fresh snow suggesting two thieves, likely boys, who may be apprehended soon.
Dependably fresh Jane Parker Donuts advertise freshness date on package and sell at AaP stores. The ad touts golden brown donuts enjoyed at high daily rates and suggests serving with fruit whipped cream and cherries for a dessert treat.
Sudbury residents attended a Weston meeting with Lincoln Wayland and Sudbury to explore forming a regional high school. Norton Niles of Hingham explained steps to promote the joint project. A Weston P T A session is planned for March 27 at Weston High School.
Several towns will be asked to send representatives to participate in the planned regional discussion. Officials say the purpose is to coordinate shared services and address common concerns among nearby communities.
Albert Locke of Willow Street has returned from Baker Memorial Hospital Boston where he underwent surgery and is now making a satisfactory recovery at his home in West Acton. The notice also urges buying U S savings bonds.
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