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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1949
Page
13
Attorney Gross calls for rapid adoption of mental health reform by state and federal legislatures noting the need to modernize antiquated laws. Governor Dever supports expanding mental health efforts as the nation seeks constructive methods to address illness and burdens.
Mr Gross outlines plans for modern mental health law and hospital conditions. He cites talks with Dr William Menninger and Dr Manfred Gutmacher, and says Massachusetts bills, federal cooperation from Oscar Ewing and the U S Public Health Service are in progress for the 81st Congress.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health announced federal approval for hospital construction funds. Emerson Hospital in Concord will gain a new wing for 70 beds and administrative offices to serve Concord and surrounding communities Acton Bedford and Maynard.
At Stow Grange Tuesday evening in Stow Hown Hall officers were installed with Deputy Clifford Wheeler of Berlin assisted by Edrth Spaulding as marshal Blanche Mulling regalia bearer Alice Burke leather bearer and chaplain Muschi soloist Laura master Annie M overseer Miss Barbara lecturer Lilla Pha lon steward Dorrance Leard steward Alexander chaplain Berths Coulter Miss Reba Wood secretary Marguerite Smith gate keeper Robert Nelson ceres Miss Norma Leard pomona Miss Alice Dexter flora Mrs Mirander Lund lady assistant steward Miss Alice Phalon pianist Marjorie Gray. Executive committee Basil Stow past master Allison P. Smith. Refreshments followed. Next meeting January 18 at Town hall neighbors night with Maynard Berlin and Boxboro Granges invited. February 1 Home and Community Grange meeting.
A local service night is announced featuring Sister Bessie I at the state ceres and suite. The event invites residents to reflect and join in communal activities hosted by church or community groups.
Stow parishioners hold prayer meetings at homes this week with dates on January 20 and January 26. Mrs Mary Lord hosts on Great Road and William H. Peck hosts at 7 30 p m. A supper is planned at the church followed by a film showing The Voice of the Deep from Moody Institute of Science.
Dates for registering residents in Stow are listed. Gleasondale School hosts Friday January 21 from 7 to 9 pm while Stow Town Hall offers Tuesday January from noon to 10 pm.
White Pigeon Michigan reports a boy born on Friday December 13 1938 marked his 13th birthday with 13 guests last December 18. The family notes two prior birthdays fell on Friday the 13th and emphasizes superstition surrounding the date.
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