Celebration in Red Acre Road for Wanheda family
Wanhetdlg and Vivian Shirley and Sandra twins, with their cousin David Wanhoe, helped celebrate a local event on Red Acre Road.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1948
Page
5
Wanhetdlg and Vivian Shirley and Sandra twins, with their cousin David Wanhoe, helped celebrate a local event on Red Acre Road.
At Lincoln Town Hall last night a vote approved construction of a new school building on the field site costing 335000 dollars including a playroom and gym. Moderator Donald P Donaldson and Clerk H Davis presided as Harold Cousins acted as proctor.
Grangers of Grenge No 1038 held a Memoria night program in Town Hall with chaplain and a service for deceased members. The Gray family received many home gifts at the business meeting. Next meeting set for Tuesday evening June 15 at 8. American Legion and Auxiliary and Veterans of Foreign Wars groups to be entertained.
We offer to help plan kitchens with Youngstown units. Buy units alone or have installations arranged. Contact Gall Walden at 707 Concord for details.
Maynard High School Class of 1932 treasurer Crowther states there is a remaining deposit and with class approval proposes donating the funds to the Jimmy Fund for cancer research at Children’s Hospital, Boston. Members are urged to notify Crowther with approval and consider further contributions to boost the fund.
The Acton High School Camera Club hosts a week long competitive exhibition in the science room. The exhibition committee includes Betty Lee Jacqueline Gatchell and Sylvia Hope with prize committee and judges named. Officers for this year and the coming year include Lois Colwell Betty Harper Sylvia Hope Robert Barnhart and others.
Acton Mr and Mrs Howard sie Jones of South Acton entertained guests at their home last Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Howard F gene Acton Center and Mr and Mrs Harry Lane Mr and Mrs A F Barry Mr and tea bo Wa eyan Are 190 Andean of Busta Conn All elementary schools close on Friday for summer vacation Junior and senior high grades will be dismissed for the summer on June 18.
Mr and Mrs Frederick Wood host a guest described as a prisoner of the Japanese at Manila who is now in good health and teaching in New York, after time as a POW.
Three Concord Academy graduates Jane Goddard Ann Wood and Diane Sergent will make their debuts at a Western Golf Club event on the evening of sem 16. Goddard heads to Portugal for the summer Wood plans to study at Smith College next fall and Sergent will enroll at Colmell University.
A historic pledge by scouts from diverse nations promises no more wars, envisioning global harmony and joint peace initiatives. Leaders call for youth youth collaboration, education, and diplomacy to avert future conflicts.
Marlboro hosts a large penny sale at Lyonhurst Ballroom Friday at 8 pm to fund travel for the Ayroyd-House Post American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps to the Miami national convention October 18–21. About 300 prizes include $700 in cash and a $50 attendance prize plus household items. bus transport is arranged by B and W Lines.
Mrs Marty J Connors 80 widow of John Connors former Maynard Police Chief died this morning at her 18 Brooks street home. Born in Spencer she lived over 40 years in Maynard and is survived by nine children and other relatives. Funeral from her home Saturday with a requiem mass at St Bridget's church under direction of Gennerts W Martin Stow. Members of the Sewing Circle met at Clifton Fletcher's Crescent street home. next meeting set for the Firsh church vestry Thursday noon to tie a quilt.
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