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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
2
A parade assembled along the main route starting in front of the high school after a delay. J. DeMare Post and Alexanian Jr. led the march with a color guard under Commander James Murphy, supported by the 16th Infantry Band during a recent dedication event.
Opens Wednesday Twin Trees unveils a striking gold and green wall design with new dining and cocktail lounge areas separated by planters. The 60 person party space features sliding doors, 16 green‑gowned waitresses, Vito A. Carbone on dessert prep, and business lunches from noon to 4. A social event for purveyors is planned Tuesday at 4.
The ceremony united Priscilla Ann Ortels with Paul B Heine on a Sent Sunday. The bride, daughter of the Ortels family, received her B S in chemistry, marking a notable milestone in her early career.
Masons announce a supper program led by the Ladies on committee in Michigan. The event aims to raise funds for community needs and fellowship.
Fragmented notice describes a Girl Scouts activity with a dinner event at St Elizabeth Hall. The readable text references measures of success and a backward look at the event, but details are incomplete.
A Maynard community notice lists a birth announcement for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Thomas and a son born March 6 to Mr and Mrs Herold Godfrey at 934 Street Mapéh. Emblem Club No 205 plans a club event with Elks President Martha attending.
This past week at Union Church a sermon titled Our are Squateonen with Destiny was delivered. Elder Shel don Bird served as acolyte while Roy Helander led worship on The What and How of Worship.
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