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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1949
Page
5
The Holy Hour in Boston opens to all men with an 8 30pm concert preceding it. Archbishop Cushing urges one million rosaries on this date, calling the rosary the key to peace.
Nancy Joslin daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank K Joslin of 30 North Road has been chosen by the auxiliary to represent Ford unit at Girls State. A Lexington High School student Joslin was selected for scholarship and leadership ability.
A Stow parade honors veterans with three Star Mothers in the first car and Abbott Worsted band leading. Schoolchildren decorate veterans graves with aid from uniformed veterans. prayers by Rev. Dempsey. Officials from Gov Dever’s office represented by Col Ralph Robart, wreaths placed by Robblee and Rogers Jr.. Hudson National Guard firing squad. Afterward, procession to town hall for refreshments and band concert. Union Memorial Service held at First Parish Church with Rev. Cardson. local patriotic groups attend.
The Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on Tuesday June 14 1949 at 8 00 P M in Town Hall to consider a petition for permission to erect a building for the South Sudbury Post Office on lots 6 and 7 at the northeast corner of Massasoit Avenue and the Boston Post Road in a residential area. Seeman and W Grey named as board members.
A fragmented schedule lists events from June 2 to June 8. Softball games feature Relatives and Old Bills with locations at School Field Page Field and Waltham Field Station. Other items include choir rehearsal at a church, a dancing recital in Lexington, and a Sons of Union Veterans meeting.
Dr. Walter E. Marchand of the VA hospital aided victims at the scene before they were moved to Emerson hospital in Concord. The injured were taken to hospital for treatment after the Bedford accident.
The small pupils of Miss Merrill's dancing class perform June 4 in Lexington afternoon, with the older pupils following June 11 in the evening. The Bedford Women's Community Club Executive Board met Monday evening at Mrs Gordon Buehler's Springs Road home.
A local couple tied the knot in Wilton New Hampshire at the Unitarian church. The bride, daughter of a Carlisle former pastor from the First Parish Unitarian, and her partner exchanged vows in a ceremony reported by the local paper.
Stow voters face two articles: an $80 000 appropriation to add to Hale High School and a request to rescind prior action authorizing the Town Collector to collect all accounts due the town under the title Town Collector.
Mrs Brothen wears an aqua suit and white halo hat with a gar ada corsage, a moment described as part of a larger event that will proceed afterward.
The 1730 club held its annual tea at the Domince Manse with good attendance. Mrs M Bernard Webber and Mrs Lewis Webber helped with posters and decorations. Mrs Paul W Patton chaired the event and Mrs Warren Lewellen led card duties.
Mrs James O Mac Quaide is listed with Morrill as hosts. several women including Mrs H Chute Mrs Webber Jr Mrs Roger Cloutman and Mrs John are credited with assisting at the event. The fragment notes four additional names and involvement of local society figures.
Mrs. Sidney C. White of Peab broke spent the weekend with her sister Mrs. Louise F. Currier of 17 School avenue. Another sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Guy W. Brown of York City were Sunday visitors to Mrs. Currier.
The Jackson family expresses sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for their sympathy after the recent bereavement of Robert G. Jackson.
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