Stow Town Association Meeting Sets Next Year Officers
A Stow Town association meeting will be held in the evening to conduct routine business and election of officers for the ensuing year.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1949
Page
15
A Stow Town association meeting will be held in the evening to conduct routine business and election of officers for the ensuing year.
Stow town hall will host a 1:00 p m sale by Hale high and junior high students to raise money for athletic letters. The effort involves Hanson Jensen Koch Maciver Merrill and other squad members and solicits food donations.
Members of the First Parish Youth Group planned to participate in a skit as part of the Unity Club evening program. The event will be held in the church vestry on April 19 with guests Mrs H. Fletcher and Mrs at the Unitarian in Hudson arriving as attendees.
After the communion service on March 6 the Sunday school conducted its annual business meeting led by new supervisor Donald B. Smith. Howard Lewis heads the cradle roll and Mrs. Coulter leads the home department with other church events announced.
The Stow Civic Club holds its regular meeting Monday March 14 at the Town hall. An evening of movies is planned for eight o'clock with public admission. Supper for members will be served before the program.
On Friday March 4th the Rev A Cahill of the First Congregational Society of Loan New Hampshire gave a lecture titled Practice Brotherhood Now. He urged unity and mutual aid within the community and stressed practical steps toward brotherhood in daily life.
Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 pm from Merrill Funeral Home Hudson for Ella Howland Tebbetts 82 of West Concord and Stow long a Gleasondale resident. Interment Brookside Cemetery. Survived by husband Edward M. and son Melvin E. of Pennacook New Hampshire.
Mrs Sophie Pek kala of Ol. Bolton road Stow recently returned home from nearly a year in Finland to reunite with her mother and friends she had not seen in many years. She traveled to Finland and back by plane.
The Stow Parent Teachers Association held its March meeting in the Town hall with good attendance. Members discussed adding more school rooms at Hale High and the upcoming special town meeting. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Gertrude Bloom berg and assistants. The next meeting is set for April 6 with an open format. A group of Stow students preparing for a prize speaking contest in Littleton will entertain.
Scouts Farnham Damon and Phillip Damon of West Concord Boy Scout Troop 33 will appear on a Waltham radio station Tuesday afternoon March 15 to discuss scouting. Carlson twins of Bedford will receive badges the night after the ceremony. J Warren Blake of Bedford will host.
John Bennett Metcalf 38 died suddenly at his home 95 Southbourne Road Jamaica Plain. A noted radio hymnist and Choir Loft program figure born January 21 1911 in Cedar Town he studied at New England Conservatory after winning a Kent audition. Survived by wife Margaret G Wonson his father Cyrus Metcalf and two brothers Avengersq and Malcolm S. Funeral held at a Boston church with local choir participation.
St. Louis reports a woman named Mary Ruth Hunt er fell on icy surface on the eve of an upcoming event. Details remain sparse as authorities assess injuries and circumstances surrounding the accident.
Acton Motor Co located on School Street West Acton offers general auto repair services tires batteries accessories and road service. Mr MacGregor operates the shop which provides electric and acetylene welding to a large satisfied clientele with courteous attentive service and unexcelled value.
Joseph Green runs Auto and Supply Company in Hudson at 54 Main Street offering tires batteries accessories parts and equipment. The shop emphasizes genuine Delco and A LITE products and notes Green has ten years of service to the community with a commitment to quality automotive parts.
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