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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1948
Page
7
The 1928 Class II reunion set for Friday June 18 at 7 PM at Mansion Inn. Invitations go to School Committee members and guests Mrs. Frank J. Googins, former coach Everett B. Weygeant, now Brookline, with reservations required by Saturday and no bookings after.
Harry C. Browne, president of The Mother Church, urged Christian Scientists to defend free governments worldwide at the annual meeting. He said success of any organization rests on spiritual efficacy of its governing principle and tied peace to divine qualities shown since Jesus. The Clerk reported expanding Christian Science activity globally.
Concord and West Concord Scouts held a townwide paper collection last Sunday with proceeds supporting Scout activities. Thanks were given to donors and truck owners and many volunteers who helped salvage a large amount of paper.
Mrs Olive D of Waltham was noted for attending a convention with the American Legion in Acton and East Acton. Geneviete buadher was mentioned, with ties to Waltham, as a well known resident.
Fragmentary text mentions Pittston on a Wednesday in June with names Arne and Papff. The legible parts are too incomplete to determine event, date, or parties involved.
Stow delegates Mrs A R Patterson Mrs Anthony Laursen and Miss Ethel Lent attended the 22nd Annual Convention of the Massachusetts American Legion Auxiliaries at the New Ocean House Swampscott reporting good attendance and an interesting program.
The triennial reunion of the Harvard class of 1945 took place at the Concord Country Club. About 100 classmates registered and attended a cocktail dinner. Robert Storer of Cambridge chaired the organizing committee. Sinclair Weeks Jr. served as master of ceremonies. Speakers included Hugh Calkins Paul Perkins Jr. and Francis Parkman Jr. Moving pictures of Harvard Yale events were shown. John Reed of Pasadena traveled the farthest. Braley Cameron of Concord also attended.
Maynard Foley's Garage in Glendale Street markets as the premier auto repair shop with modern tools and quick turnaround. It claims fair pricing with no guesswork and guarantees customers one hundred cents on the dollar for repairs and adjustments, aiming to keep cars running like new.
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