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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1947
Page
13
The article lists local events including annual productions by Academy students, a lecture by Walden on his book at the Free Public Library, and public library classes resuming next week. It mentions St Bernard's Church services and a whist party at Fellows Hall, with other plans in Concord.
The January report shows area unemployment near 1600 after layoffs across plastics textiles and other sectors. Shoe firms, metalwork, and fabric makers reveal limited hiring and a few recalls, with only minimal February March demand expected.
Cabot, longtime chairman of the Concord Board of Welfare, was honored with a retirement party at the Town House office last Friday afternoon. Nearly 80, he has led the board for about 25 years as coworkers served refreshments in his honor.
The Auxiliary of the Sons of Union Veterans met in Lexington with Mrs Dorothy Hume presiding. The spring encampment is set for April 11 12 and 13 in Springfield. A February 11 visit to Chelsea Naval Hospital raised funds for patient entertainment. On March 17 they will visit Rutland patients and afghan projects should be completed for veterans.
Miss Jatte Isensee daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert H Isensee of 5 Fairhaven Road earned dean's list honors for the first semester at Kathleen Dell School Boston where she now studies. She was a member of the 1946 senior class.
The Maynard Garden Club will meet Monday March 3 at 24 Concord Street the home of Mrs Katherine Maginnis. Miss Dorothea Harrison from the Middlesex Extension Service will discuss pruning shrubs and trees. An exhibit of carrot and grapefruit plants and Button Gardens will be shown. Forty nine Mexican War veterans remained on the pension rolls at the end of 1946.
Reporters note misreadings at a sign display where capital letters spell unclear phrases about development and birth certificates, creating confusion among visitors. A room labeled 42 features partial wording that adds to the mix up in the capitol complex.
The marriage of Miss Maryrose Taylor daughter of Mrs Myrtle Taylor of 17 Apsley Street to George W M Gown of 12 Oak Street Clinton occurred on Washington's Birthday in a morning ceremony at the First Federated church. Attendants were Mrs Royal Taylor and Robert McGown. The couple resided on Oak Street Clinton and planned a trip afterward.
Mr McGown, a member of the American Nurses Association, is a Clinton High School graduate and served three years in the U S Navy. He attended George Washington University and is now a student at Massachusetts State College, Fort Devens.
The Misses Donna Goyette Florendce Wanamaker and Clair Fraser left early this week for New York to sightsee. Mrs. Gaston Goyette of South Road chaperoned the young ladies.
About 4,000 trees are planted in Illinois mainly in Alexander and Pulaski counties. The operation targets afforestation to improve land use and environmental conditions.
The text notes added benefits nearly doubling the value of Shield membership. It mentions existing Blue Shield hospital coverage for surgical and obstetrical care, and adds protection for medical care in hospital as well as surgical and obstetrical care outside hospital.
Blue Shield will pay physicians a scheduled fee during hospital stays up to 21 days per admission for non surgical illnesses. If family income is under 3000 dollars per year, participating physicians accept Blue Shield as full payment. over 3000 dollars, Blue Shield pays part of the bill and the patient covers the balance. Individual membership is 90 cents monthly, family 2.25 dollars, covering hospital bed, surgical, and obstetrical services.
Report outlines measures to lower postage printing and mailing costs amid changes in benefits and rates. Officials note adjustments aim to reduce overall expenses and streamline distribution for affected individuals.
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