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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1949
Page
13
A fragmented item mentions Warren and Ruth in a school setting. It references singing “O Captain,” a Civil War era theme, and hints at a February school term with activities and a closing marking period at Hale High School.
Wil suffered severe injuries when caught in a roller at C. D. Fletcher box shop. His forearm is in a cast after multiple bones were crushed and his hand was badly cut. Buy U. S. Savings Bonds.
Stow Grange outlines 1949 events including speaking contest on March with Shirley, April 5 and 19 gatherings, May 17 evening, June 21 Strawberry Bath event, August 10 business meeting and corn roast at A P Smith's, Fall fair October 4, November 1 meeting and whist, November 15 third and fourth degrees, and November 25 26 27 State Grange with December 6 Past Lecturer's.
Kentucky now boasts more navigable river miles than any other state, underscoring its dominance in inland water transport. The expanded network enhances shipping potential and regional connections across the Bluegrass State.
A community meeting outlines elm conservation efforts with McKenzie described as an authority on the topic. The event aims to educate residents on preservation measures and local guidelines for trees.
The Civic Club meets on Thursday February 17 causing the Union Church weekly prayer meeting to be canceled.
The Stow Woman's Association will meet at Stow Town Hall on Tuesday. Suzan comments on an old custom. Following the program there will be a social hour.
The Middlesex County Christian Endeavor plans a rally at Union Church in Stow on February 21. The group oversees the event and its program of songs for shut ins.
Concord reports Whitney has been named to a significant Bay State post, marking a key advancement in public service. The announcement highlights Whitney's background and anticipated impact in the role within the state’s administration.
Mr and Mrs Harold A Priest of Fruit Acres Gleasondale enjoy an extended vacation at Beach Florida while residing in Boston. The Ritz Plaza Hotel hosts a reception dinner as part of local social notices.
In Sudbury local Red Cross volunteers urge community help as war ends reduce fundraising. Mrs Burckes asks residents with spare time to knit for the Armed Services and assist in tasks like packing Christmas gift boxes for children overseas.
The Wilho Allen Pekkala Post 8074 Veterans of Foreign Wars hosts a whist party at Stow Town Hall. Doors prizes and other awards will be given. Tickets available from President Miss Ethel Lent or Auxiliary members.
Dorothy Stiles, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Stiles, a UMass Amherst freshman, was chosen to serve in the queen’s court for the si ce ball. Two couples were chosen at 4 ball and the queen and her seven person court were selected by elimination.
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