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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1949

Page

14

Plan to Teach Heritage Through Performances by Lodges

A fragmented account describes an Order’s program to “Make De Work” through a series led by Marquis as a noted historian. Grand Exalted Rule Hall urges lodge members to share pieces of American heritage with local schools, highlighting dramatic depictions and the struggle for rights.

Order of Marquis Hall Tuch

Funeral for Charles C. Ruggles Held at Concord Home

Funeral services were held at Joseph Dee & Son funeral home for Charles Coleman Ruggles 90 of 169 Commonwealth Ave West Concord who died at his home Tuesday. Rev Bradford Hastings of Trinity Episcopal Church officiated with burial in Newton Cemetery. Ruggles a retired lumber merchant lived in Concord two and a half years formerly in Boston born Essex Connecticut May 1 1858. He was survived by his wife Amelia Colline Ruggles aged 88.

Concord Joseph Dee & Son Bedford Street Charles Coleman Ruggles Com Monwealth Avenue West Concord Bradford Hastings Trinity Episcopal Church Newton Ruggles Boston Essex Connecticut Amelia (Colline) Ruggles

Concord Scouts Celebrate Mid Winter Rally and Badges

February rally in Concord saw many girls awarded badges including First Aid to Joan Kenney and Carolyn Parks, Typ graphy to Joan Kenney, Cat and Dog to Harriet Daniels and others. Senior conference on February 23 hosted 55 scouts and 15 adult leaders from nearby towns.

Concord Concord Girl Scouts Joan Kenney Carolyn Parks Lorraine Seavey Elaine Patterson Ann Freidman Carole Jacques Robin Allen Sally Cahoon Eleanor Cleary Bonnie Daly Nancy Anderson Jeannette Perry Barbara Clark Caroyn Parks Callie Jacques Harriet Daniels Shirley Warrett Siecen Coffey Vedurun Kingman Margot Lane Mary Lou Perrin Mary Priest Lee Comins Netlie Davidson Kathleen Doyle Bernice Peterson Joan Venti Jean Fallon Devorah Ham Deborah Smith Joan Young Belmont Arlington Lexington Winchester Waltham Watertown Lincoln

World Series pictures shown at Concord Rotary meeting

Concord Rotary club viewed last year’s World Series clips at noon in the Colonial Room. Jesse F. Baker oversees March programs while Robert D. Parks acts as President Chairman. District meeting announced for May 2 at The Meadows in Framingham. Attendance slipped from first to fourth place in the past month. Recent makeups include Charles W. Allen in Florida twice, Wallace B. Conant in Florida twice, and Charlies Carruth in Bermuda.

Concord Concord Rotary Club Howard Johnson Jesse F. Baker Rge Robert D. Parks Parks Mach the Meadows Framingham Charles W. Allen Boynton Beach Florida Wallace B. Conant St. Petersburg Charlies Carruth Bermuda

Albert Carlson Keynote at New England Farm Hour

Albert Carlson new county agent of Middlesex County Extension Service spoke as guest before the New England Farm Hour program in Boston last Wednesday.

Concord New England Farm Hour Boston Albert Carlson Middlesex County Extension Service Office

Unspecified raid harms crops in southeastern Idaho

In Idaho a two drive against jack rab bits damaged farm crops and at least 95 000 animals in the southeast were affected. Most marauders were killed by poisoned hay spread along its paths.

Tello Idaho

West Concord Vocalaires Raise Funds at Union Church Concert

The West Concord The Vocalaires Singing Club performed at West Concord Union Church as part of Stargazers Show. Proceeds benefit the Helping Hand Society. Director Edward Comtois led a program including Let My People Go Aren t You Glad You re Love Walked In Wyoming If I Loved You Tsco-Tico Style Madame J Hit the Road Love Me Tonight The Things You Are Song of the Volga Boatmen The Wren You ll Never Walk.

West Concord Vocalaires Lawrence West Concord Union Helping Hane Society Edward Comtois Wyoming

National Guard Training and Public Safety Notes

Fragmentary report outlines1970s style remarks on national guard training and safety measures. Mentions gear handling and calendar considerations, with unclear references to state and local units and timing.

National Guard

Certificate A to Local AM Under National Requirements

Fragmentary OCR notes refer to Certificate A to Local AM and compliance with national requirements. The readable portions suggest a regulatory or certification context with unspecified details and no clear outcome or dates.

Local

Catholic Gentlemen Oath Against Communism Sparks debate

A fragment reports Catholic gentlemen taking an oath declaring opposition to communism in all walks of life. The wording emphasizes a broad ideological stance but lacks full context or attribution. The piece notes surrounding discussion and potential implications for community groups.

Local Market Highlights Strong Service at Apsley Street

N M Marke at 74 Apsley Street Hudson promotes a well known, reliable market serving nearby communities with modern straight forward business methods. It offers a complete line of groceries canned goods and fresh meats of the finest cuts with emphasis on community needs.

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