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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1948
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals tied to education and public outreach. Names include Walter B. Ster, Lincoln T., Roth, Richard P., Bar K. Sweatland, C. Chaffee, Roger, Robert B., Arthur F., and references to public publicity and student groups.
The Concord Legion Band opens its summer series with a concert Friday at 8 pm at the Monument Square bandstand led by director O Harry Nielsen. The schedule continues August 6 at West Concord and August 20 back at Monument Square.
John E. Holt and H. Theodore Beharrell honored for civic improvement work. Community betterment spans education health welfare and safety with contributions from Harold O’Connor and Dr. Edward Nahigian among others led by Everett H. Pert.
Lieut Richard H Mara U S Army Air Force co pilot was honored in Concord last Friday with a full military funeral at St Bernard s Church. Flags stations and a caisson procession followed the body from the state armory to the church and later to St Bernard's Cemetery where taps were sounded and a firing squad fired volleys. Mara born October 1 1916 in Concord died aged 29 in a plane crash in England October 13 1945. He leaves four sisters three brothers and a wife Mrs Towacnaniea Bie cesta in California.
Concord hosts the annual reunion of the Bos ton Market Gardeners Association on August 4 at the Waltham Field Station. Event invites all gardeners and farmers in horticulture to attend the program. The Daily Vacation Bible School at Evangelical Free Church Langstreet closed July 9 after a two week session led by Misses Harriet Wetherbe and Dinorah Aronson.
The Concord Rotary Club met at the Colonial Room of the Howard Johnson Restaurant with Lt. Gov. Erickson presiding. Bud Penniman of the Lynn Daily Item spoke on his personal war experiences while a planned slate of officers and program chairmen were announced for the coming year.
A terse dispatch reports a salesman nicknamed Never Fail filed for bankruptcy in a federal district court. The brief item notes proceedings amid routine bankruptcy filings with no further details on assets or creditors provided.
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