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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1949
Page
18
Manager Leif E. of the 28rd Infantry announces a rehearsal at 8 o clock next night at the Veterans building in Concord. Sponsored by James Manseld Post No. 158 A L, members are urged to attend.
Marter is elected president of the junior class at Hitch School with Dorothy Robus as vice president Austin secretary and Harold treasurer. Joyce Palmer represents the girls athletic association while Stanley Moszka Russell Mary Gill and Googins serve on the student council.
Concord report of last Monday night church meeting names Swen as elder and lists elected officials including Carson secretary Davis treasurer Cahull financial steward Thoresen deacon Purinton trustee Andersen Holland auditors Jolson Edgar nominating committee Olsen, and ushers. Board recommendations include pastor salary raise missionary budget of 700 dollars and church property improvements. Social fellowship followed with refreshments by church ladies.
Urbana Illinois. Supervisor Arthur Kinzer has proof that prosperity remains with local workers. He prepared election day checks for November 2 but half of them remain unclaimed.
Concord Anns Armour longtime Emerson hospital cook left Thursday by Pan American for Bermuda to visit her daughter. She is beloved by volunteers and hospital staff for pineapple chiffon pies and long hours often starting at 5 30 in the morning. The kitchen is short handed due to Clara Sweet's illness.
Miss Constance Dee Lynch daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bernard Lynch of Cambridge formerly of Concord married Dr Leo Walsh at St Pauls church Cambridge last Saturday. Rev Edmund Walsh S J brother of the groom officiated at the ceremony.
At the Concord Rainbow Girls Assembly meeting held last Saturday at Masonic Temple Miss Donna Chaffee was elevated to worthy advisor succeeding Betty Nolan. Elected officers include Marilyn Wear associate advisor Barbara Hall charity Lorraine Simms hope Sylvia Hope faith Ann Leisch recorder and Elsie Craig treasurer. Installing suite to be announced and the group will be installed January 22 after a 6:30 supper at Masonic Temple with Bertha Muller past worthy advisor Betty Nolan marshal Betty Zumwalt recorder Laurie MacRae chaplain and Marcia Lapham organist.
In Chesterfield Massachusetts population 375 no deaths since October 1 1947. Charles A Bisbee the town undertaker operates a lumber business on the side. Nebraska pension aid rose from 13.601936 to 44.49 in late 1948.
Mrs Myrtle M Parkinson a 49 year old widow of Lexington was tried in Concord District Court January 4 on two complaints. She was found guilty of threatening to do bodily harm to Deputy Sheriff Ralph W Cram and of malicious destruction of real estate on property owned by George Scott. She was fined 25 dollars for each count. 10 days in the House of Correction for the destruction charge. She appealed both rulings and was held in 1200 dollars surety for Superior Court appearance.
St Paul Minnesota dispatch reports the Minnesota Isaac Walton League urged vision tests for hunting licenses after talks at its annual convention to reduce hunting accidents. The piece also describes an eight inch electric shoe shiner with a sheep skin buffer for home use, noting harmless stitching and polish application.
Miss Ruth Mitchell Davis daughter of Prescott and Ruth Davis of Lincoln and George William Burk son of Harry Burk of Concord wed at Martha Mary Chapel Sudbury. Rev Tyler Thompson officiated with Reginald Cahill as organist and a Wayne side Inn reception followed. Bridesmaids included Rachel Davis and Lasell Junior College classmates. The groom, a Walden street garage employee, is Concord High School graduate and Bronze Star recipient after two and a half years in the U S Army. They plan Nassau trip and reside in Lincoln.
W. Concord artist Charles T. Price shows a West Concord hub store geno graph at Paine's of Boston 81 Arlington Street as part of the Boston Society of Independent Artists 16th annual exhibition. The display runs through the 29th with works by more than 500 artists from 23 states plus Italy and Belgium.
The American military government reports that more than 3,000 tons of meat disappeared into Munich’s black market over a two month period.
Hayes street couple Mr and Mrs Leo nard Cirino celebrated 25 years with a surprise party last Sunday at K of C Hall. Over 150 relatives attended to honor them with silver gifts a diamond ring and a gold wrist watch. Committee members included Teresa Cirino Carmelo Terraz zino Gerlando Cirino Carmelo Turano James Turano Vicchio Joseph Prosetto and Russell Salamone. Mrs Cirino received a red rose corsage. A wedding cake centered the buffet as Salamone's Orchestra provided music for dancing.
The text lists two individuals with the surnames Cirino and Terrazzino, paired with the title Miss Verona, indicating a pageant or local society reference. Names suggest possible participants or honorees. Further context from the article would clarify roles and event details.
Bedfordmen releases dates for citizen caucus and nomination papers. Registration closes January 31 at 10 p m at the town hall. Town election set for March 7 from noon to 8 p m in the town auditorium. Charles S. Hume Morrill and Albert W. are named.
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