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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1949

Page

18

Betford Progressive Assn Names Treasurers Amid Activities

A Betford Progressive Association meeting elected Charles A. to succeed Palmeri as treasurer amid plans for a calendar of events including whist parties. The note mentions residents Blake of 57 South Road and Brainard of Concord, with burial at Shawsheen and a sister Mrs. Dane Clark of Concord.

Betford Progressive Assun Hes Blake South Road Brainard Concord Shawsheen Dane Clark Charles A. It Mr. Palmeri

Milkmen to wear orange caps for visibility in Galesburg

In Galesburg Illinois dairy officials announce milkmen will wear bright orange caps to improve visibility. The plan aims to help households spot delivery workers and enhance safety during routes.

Galesburg Housewive

Wayside Inn Miller Dies at Home Sudbury Resident

Sudbury L. Perry, 64, longtime miller at the Wayside Inn’s grist mill and Sudbury native, died suddenly Sunday at his home on the Boston Post Road. He was born in 1884 to Sylvester and Nellie Perry, lived in Sudbury most of his life, married Ruth Hunt in 1905, and is survived by his daughter Mrs Russell of Concord and a grandson Eldridge.

Sudbury L. . Perry Wayside Inn Boston Post Road South Sudi Poe Ruth Perry Sylvester Nellie Vose) Perry Aay Bien Dut Atkinson Russell Concord Eldridge

Memorial services for local miller at Southury church

Two brothers Milton Perry of ingfield and Harry Perr of Northboro attended the funeral rites. Funnela serices were held at rick Duplissey, penon pastor of the Memorial church at Southury, conducted the art. The family notes he was known to many visitors at the famous grist mill where he served as miller for years. The article adds that the United States annually produces enough milk to fill a river 3,000 miles long, 40 feet wide and three feet deep.

Milton Perry United States

Communion breakfast planned for April 26

The Saeriat Sisters vote to hold a communion breakfast on April 26 with Mrs James T. The next meeting is March 21 at St Charles Sickman. Assisting are Charles F. Murray and Mrs Arthur F. Wright.

James T Charles Sickman Bacon Charles F. Murray Arthur F. Wright

Town Seeks Events This Week Across Community Venues

A busy week lists youth and young adult activities at Tai oereheat Church on Saturday and a town election at the School Audi epce at 7 p.m. Parish church hosts a veterans group meeting at GAR hall and a civil war veterans gathering at another location.

Peneee Tews Belt Tai Oereheat Audiepce P.m

Mrs Hans Erikson Reported Seriously Ill

Mrs Hans Erikson of Great ee oe tae en to the Seetieaent eae a Hospital reported seriously ill on February with her name on the danger list.

Hans A. Erikson Great Ee Seetieaent

Finance Committee Recommends 75000 For Appropriation

Town hall meeting agenda notes the committee supports a 75000 appropriation. A second recommendation asks consent to proceed with fading costs and Article 3 seeks to elect a school committee from the floor. The final article would repeal zoning laws.

Town Hall

New Beta Sigma Phi Chapter Planned in Bedford

Bedford hosts formation of a Beta Sigma Phi chapter with a March 7 first meeting at the Progressive club. Mrs. Dorothy Fekays of Arlington coordinates invitations for local women to join this non-political social organization. The text also notes a War Loan context and that about 1,500 members have served in the U S armed forces.

Bedford Beta Sigma Phi Progressive Club Dorothy Fekays Arlington Teak Oremont Gee Oitt United States

Scouts Attend Ice Follies in Acton

A group of Acton scouts attended the ice follies event, joining fellow youngsters for a morning of skating and entertainment. The outing provided a day of performances by professional skaters and a chance for the scouts to observe technique and showmanship.

Acton

Fort Worth Flight Sets Nonstop Bomber Record

A long range 1940s bomber flight from Carswell Air Base in Fort Worth achieved a nonstop crossing using air refueling with B 29 tankers. The mission spanned the war era, with a dramatic morning takeoff and a precise landing time reported, highlighting aviation refueling techniques and endurance milestones.

Fort Worth Tex United States Carswell Air Base F. Day

Federal Judge Questions injunction in Old Show Cause Case

Boston A federal judge in Boston seeks reasons why his injunction should not be upheld amid curtailment actions. Frankfurt Germany General Lucius D junior threatens to block Russian repatriation telephone service in the U S zone unless orders are obeyed. New York A man, C Haynes 62 of 17 Proctor Street Massachusetts drowns after falling into the River while boarding the fishing boat Police say he was aboard the ship operated by the Supply Co Gloucester.

Boston Oldshow Frankfurt Germany Lucius D U. S New York Crick C. Haynes Proctor Street Mass Supply Co Gloucester

Boston teen among quartet who escaped State Hospital

A 14-year-old described as the Dillinger to police and three other teens escaped from State Hospital in Waltham after an attempted holdup left druggist John Ma injured. The youths claimed they fled for a breath of fresh air after being accosted for a cigarette.

Boston Tle Dillinger State Hospital Waltham Ogster Quarrie South End Luon John J. Madruggist Young

Washington AEC member warns of atomic device harm worldwide

A joint zonal Atomic Energy Committee member warns that a single atomic device could cause fatal harm and immobilize a skyscraper for months. Rep Holifield notes similar effects could occur elsewhere and that radioactive damage is more serious than concussion and fire loss. Budapest court clears Mindszenty of aiding the H currency case in Byron Center Michigan reports a divorcee and two others involved in a dispute.

Washington Joint Zonal Atomic Energy Committee Holifield

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