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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1948
Page
3
June 14 scheduled for the Women’s Guild next meeting at 8 p m in the Co op hall. The notice invites women across ages to attend and participate in planned activities related to the group’s covenants and arrangements.
Preparations for a June festival at St Ann’s Park advance with two months of planning. The program features rides, refreshments, fireworks, wrestling, a band, and a variety of entertainment led by local figures and groups.
Mat Robert B. Foster of 13 Middle Street Concord reports his daughter completed the Monsment Training Program at Radecki College and received her course certificate in the 66th ceremony.
A local performance features Burt Richter and Pa Patio as soloists with Mrs El Briegts, Katherine Bradworth, and Haney in the cast highlighting a small community event delayed by missing details.
A garbled note urges involvement with the Concord Branch and Crasgcant Children during a contest. It emphasizes the need for guardians to register boys and girls to receive aid and support from the Grulkade for Children.
A brief item notes a Saturday event at a home, with a stray report mentioning a pine fee and weeklong schedule. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
Concord program lists Rev Alfred Wheeler Steiner as minister emeritus of West Concord Union Church from 1916 to 295. He will speak at today’s Rotary meeting on the subject Our Moral Aldo focusing on personal renewal and regional issues.
The Concord Garden Club hosts the Concord A flower age ment exhibition at the Concord Public Library on Thursday June 24 from 1 to 9 PM and Friday June 25 from 9 AM to DP PM. Admission is free and a class will be open to all Concord children under 15. This marks the third straight year of the exhibit drawing many visitors.
The notice describes a series of twilight meetings held by Middlesex at Ashland and Groton. The final session is scheduled for June 28 with a kickoff on June 21 at 7:30 o clock near Puffer Breshers off Monument Street.
Mrs. Helen A. Blake 78 widow of George W. Blake died Friday at her home 22 Bet Avenue West Concord amid long town residence. Interment followed at Hudson with services at the Episcopal Church Monday attended by Bradford Haistor Sears.
Friends report Mrs James MacDonala of Peakham has returned from a Boston hospital and is regaining health and strength, with many well wishes from her acquaintances.
Sudbury A C played a 2-0 pitcher duel at Maynard with Peterson winning and Richard batting for Sudbury. Sudbury beat Concord 5-3 as Leger pitched, Lincoln won. McManus suffered a hand injury and will be out two weeks. Petersen relieved him. A close game with Lexington saw Webb lead 7-0 into the ninth before Hexington rallied for two runs to win.
A new Boy Scout troop in Carlisle joins the Concert Lincoln district as Troop 363 with Alfred W. House Sr. as Scoutmaster and Fred Eastman as institutional representative. The 14-member troop, sponsored by Louis R.vard Post A. L. Carlisle, has 13 Tenderfoot pins earned and received an American flag from Commander Geo. Fors.
Notices show permits issued for alterations and repairs on several one family houses. Properties include 102 House, Sylvia and Ghia Cick, 110 Greate Street, 408 Raith toe, and Holten Street. Names listed: Leslie F. Winch, Mary EB, Rell, Blake, William Gare. Road work and platforms noted in descriptions.
William Palmer, son of Mr and Mrs Philip Palmer of Sudbury, is selected by the Sudbury Red Cross to attend the Red Cross Water Safety Instructor course at Narrow Bay from June 16 to 26. He will serve as the accredited Water Safety Instructor at White Pond classes this summer.
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