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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1948
Page
15
A fragment notes a Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting with plans for a lawn party. It mentions an evening recess and a panel of auxiliary members, but the exact date and full context are unclear.
Parents are reminded that children who will be six between January 16 and June 1, 1949 may register to take the grade one admission test in September. Registrations are accepted at the office of the superintendent of schools until July 7. Tests are expected to be given in late July or early August.
Local representative ES WECRSTROM Mire notes Maynard 3a on Main Street and Emerry Coughlin's as a trusted out port for wines liquors and ice cool beverages. The ad claims best prices and steady growth through strict business practices, inviting customers to shop with confidence for holiday purchases.
Smegs and thrifty homemakers sell used fats to meat dealers who profit by supplying renderers. Renderers process fats into refined products for hundreds of industrial uses. The chain benefits homemakers, meat sellers, renderers, and industry through shared raw materials.
Mrs Frances V Ewart of Depot Road Boxboro was granted a divorce from Thomas L Ewart on grounds of cruelty by Judge Leggat in Middlesex Probate Court. They married September 4 1937 in Newton Mass and had no children. She retains the Boxboro home farm and mansion while he receives gifts. he works at Victory Plastics in Hudson. Attorney John E Rice represented Mrs Ewart. Henry I Morrison of Boston represented Mr Ewart.
Mrs Arthur R Howe of Whitehall Concord road served as the first delegate from the 4th District at the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. She rode the Framingham train, witnessed Dewey's nomination, praised the campaign, and admired the convention's sportsmanship.
West End FAway and the Postoffice deadlocked 1 1 in the third inning. Rain caused delays. a forfeit gave Tudy's the win and a first place tie with the Pool Room as the first half ends. Playoffs set for June. schedule includes Tudy's vs Mal Maulers and Davre Skivs Post office.
Sudbury residents note a meeting of the Sudbury Garden Club at the Town Hall with a lunch planned for Wednesday July 7 and a rain date of Thursday July 8. Russell M. Spring of Sudbury, visiting, heads to a ski lodge in Wyoming before California and Yale in the fall. Signs urge motorists to slow for children under Chief McGovern’s direction in busy Down area regions.
Readable portions describe supporters of Stassen and a garbled reference to Warren and Galitoy. The text hints at a long talk and family mentions but lacks clear facts or coherent structure.
The Stow Middlesex organization held the installation of officers for the 1948 1949 season. Elected were Reena Johnson president from Maynard Betty Lee vice president Wr Acton Avis Gravelin secretary West Acton and Margaret Crowe treasurer from Maynard.
A list mentions Rev Way Davis of Groton Long Lea Bud Duffie of Littleton Alu Philip Clemence West Campaign Rita Mill Litt ton Missionary Caroline Da of West Acton Publicity Jorie Gray of Sir Reevea Ralph Smith of Stow and Lent of Maynard as individuals connected to local civic or religious roles across Groton Littleton Acton Stow Maynard.
The note discusses how tree development accelerates or slows when planted in a different city, estimating the time frame for growth from half to one year and considering environmental factors that influence development.
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