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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1947
Page
4
A radio program aired Wednesday between six and seven about MacDougal in Middlesex County New England and his visit to the Capitol Law President Harry. The remarks referenced a recent trip and forthcoming events in Concord and Anderson.
Miss Edith E Monsen daughter of Mr and Mrs Hians Monsen of 12 Derby Street is engaged to James E ONeil son of Mrs James ONeil of Wetherbee road Acton. Monsen a Concord schools graduate and a former member of the Women's Army Corps now serves as commander of the Concord All-Woman Post. Very fine granite is found far Las Vegas NM.
At the Concord Rotary Club meeting last Thursday noon, four members had perfect attendance during the whole Rotary year: Fred T. Boyd, Alden R. Wheeler, Frank B. Esau, and Robert D. Parks. Others missed only one meeting, including Charles W. Allen and Ralph D. Mecleary. New members with perfect attendance since joining are Harold Clarke, William D. Goff, Percy Skewes, and John C. Dolan.
The Army has opened a recruiting office in Concord at Ells Ball Main Street. It is under Master Sergeant William D Tatler and Technical Sergeant Truman Briggs. Eligible ages are 17 to 34. office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Marlboro hosts a Drivers Educational Test Clinic loaned by the Registry of Motor Vehicles and funded by the Massachusetts Bonding Co. The program, run Friday from 10 30 a m to 5 30 p m, offers educational tests on reaction time steering and vision to help drivers, with results kept confidential and no impact on licenses.
Stow residents Mr and Mrs Lauri Kunelius of White Pond read Emerson Hospital Concord welcomed a daughter born Saturday evening. named Lin. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs William Raisanen of White Pond read and Mr and Mrs Eunelius of Stow.
A surprise shower was given for Miss Margaret Scheid of Clinton last Saturday at the home of Mrs. Alice Priest of Great Road Edna with Laura and Margaret Priest as hostesses. Gifts and refreshments were shared and attendees included several Priests and Scheids. Miss Scheid is to marry R Stillman Priest of Great Road soon.
Mrs Arthur Jane Stow of Great Road is in Brookline's Wouter 3 Hospital after an operation on Saturday and expects a ten day stay. Mrs Allison P Smith of Great Road visited Clinton Street Church Sunday July 20 and plans to resume soloist duties at Hudson Methodist Church July 27 as part of the Union program. Albert P Clifford of Crescent Street, sales manager at Hamilton General Store Stow Center, enjoys a two week vacation with part spent in Maine.
A surprise birthday gathering was held this week at the home of Mrs. George Petersen in Lexington. Stow Mrs Charlotte Peter, a son of Great Road, was surprised by family and received many gifts along with a large cake at the center of the refreshment table.
The Stow School Committee met at Hale High School on July 16 and accepted bids from J Albert Addy and David Smith to transport students to Gleh sondale and Stow schools for the next school year.
A large crowd gathered at Stow Town Hall Monday afternoon for a Well Child Clinic led by Dr. Kristie of Littleton with Miss Almeda King of Ayer assisting. Nurse Huston announced the clinic will move to Gleasondale tomorrow at 2 oclock with Dr. Christie and Miss King in attendance.
The Stow Grange announces a fall fair to be held at Stow Town Hall on September 16 with Basil Stow leading the committee. Planning meetings were recently held at the home of Mrs. Raymond Phalon on Red Acre Road.
Miss Ten Bishop demonstrated pressure canning vegetables and making Strawberry Rhubarb Jam at a Concord leaders meeting. She announced changes in the Food Preservation program and noted enrollments are coming in slowly. Girls helping mothers can enroll to learn freezing and storage techniques.
This popular stopping place serves local and out of town motorists with a convenient service array. Hartwell's offers quality products and repairs for passenger cars, trucks, and tractors, plus ignition specials and on road service. The station earns a reputation for up-to-date, community-friendly support.
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