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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1950
Page
9
reads like a fragmented social update mentioning Mrs Evelyn, Mr Coburn, Jensen Sr and family events. Includes names such as Winthrop W street, Russell Linden Betty, and references to a trip to Wis Nova Scotia and a Union picnic.
The Concord Chapter American Red Cross will hold its third blood clinic of the year on Wednesday August 2 at the First Parish Church vestry. The Red Bloodmobile will operate from 1 to 7 pm with a 120 pint quota. Members from Concord West Concord Actons Roxborough and Lincoln solicit donors led by chairman Winthrop W Sargent with many volunteers listed.
Mrs Arthur Puffer of Great Road announces a 4 H Canning group is being organized with the first meeting on Monday morning July 31 at 9 45 a m at the leader's home She invites all interested girls to join and help plan future meetings.
Paul Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Allison P Smith of Greatroad, received a notice to report for a physical at the Framingham Draft Board office on Monday July 31 at 6 30 am. Other local men ordered to report at this time should communicate with him.
Mrs. Ernest Spinney, Harry Hansen, Miss Ethel Hansen, Robert Carson, Mrs. Eldridge, Frederick Fiske, Mrs. W Stewart Gray, Acton, Mrs aes Craft, Mrs Philip Sweetser, Cleon Phelps, Mrs. Clifford Armstrong, Mrs Ray Custance and Mrs Gordon Woodington appear in a community notice listing residents and associated names.
Stow residents report weekend travels to Amherst and Wolfeboro New Hampshire while a Sunday afternoon fire on Red Acre Road destroyed a car owned by Saile of Littleton with no injuries. Howard Priest family move into Emanuel Braga home on Randall Road as Albert Saari family plus others enjoy a Cranes Beach picnic Ipswich and a Lake Winnipesaukee vacation.
Lake Boon community reports visitors from Dorchester Medford Charlestown and Boston enjoying cottages on Worchester avenue Parker Scott and Lake Side. A steak dinner marked friendships from Dorchester. Skating contests at Lake Boon rink awarded weeklong passes to winners. Birthday party at Monahan's honored Rocky Roberts of Boston. James and Robert Damico returned home after tendonectomies yesterday.
A man who set fire to his family's household goods received ten weekends in jail. The story notes Pennsylvania dairy products valued at $252,000,000 in 1947 and compares them to the combined value of dairy goods in seven South Atlantic states.
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