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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1947
Page
5
Sud enise correspondent reports Miss Haileran will not work for the paper after May first. Crop yields are estimated to be 20 percent higher than in 1923 to 1932 by agricultural observers.
Mrs Harold G Echols of Carlisle road returned to duties at the Lexington Trust Company after a one week vacation. Mrs Robert vu Reissle of Nett road entertained the Student group at her home on Wednesday evening. Members of the 1730 club enjoyed a theater party in a Cambridge theater on Saturday evening.
Cub Pack 33 West Concord Boy Scouts planned a dance for next month at the Harvey Wheeler School Auditorium. At the meeting Cubmaster Arthur T. Mullen reported about 40 boys in the pack and introduced George Hopkins as the new assistant cubmaster.
Sudbury Grange invites all to the 8 pm Tuesday March 25 meeting at Sudbury High School. The event highlights students who usually host the program, reflecting the Grange aim of promoting education for young people in small towns. Refreshments will be served by Leslie Burr, Helen Burr, and Eloisé Burr.
A Maynard whist party at Mrs Icha Ruber 106 Summer Street drew proceeds for American Legion Ladies Auxiliary delegates to the state convention at the Geren House Swampscott June 1 2 3. Another event at Mrs Ida Gruber’s home occurred on March 21.
Classified notice offers a maple dinette set with eight hex pieces and a mantle chime clock from a pre war era. Also listed is a boys bicycle with contact Concord 469 W for inquiries.
Multiple Concord area families announce births with parents including Mot ley Little of Nahant, Kingman of West Concord, and Cutter of Milton. Babies named Eleanor Wheeler Motley, Lauren Colby Kingman III, a daughter born at Emerson Hospital, and Edward Learoyd Sung III among others, with grandparents listed.
West Concord Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sigman announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Theresa C. Sigman to Albert J. Santora son of Guy Santora of West Concord. The couple are locally known and attended local schools. no wedding date set.
Medical officer and Food and Drug Inspector exams announced for federal positions in Washington DC and nationwide. Salaries range from 2149 to 5905 annually with Panama Zone rates higher. Written tests required for certain grades. qualifications include medical school graduation and relevant experience. Applications open April 22 1947 for Medical Officers and until April 8 1947 for Food and Drug Inspector and related posts.
A Turkey supper will be held at the First Parish Unitarian church on Saturday evening March 22. The men will run the event open to the public. Miss Williams of the Middlesex County Extension Service spoke to the Bafta club on Friday about beautifying the home.
The Handel and Haydn Society led by Dr. Thompson Stone presents Bach The Passion of Our Lord per St Matthew at Symphony Hall on Sunday March 24. Soloists include Alice Farns worth Virginia Auger Harold Haugh Walter Kidder and Douglass Biddison. A boy choir and Boston Symphony players join the chorus. Guest of honor is The Right Rev Angus Dun Bishop of Washington. Tickets on sale at the Symphony Hall box office.
Firemen from Central Station responded to a chimney blaze at the home of Philip A. Davis Jr on Carr road last Friday evening. Damage described as minor. It marked the 49th alarm of the year for the Concord Department.
Sudbury residents report a successful food sale by the Girl Scouts at the Women's Club raising funds to send one girl to a week of summer camp. Volunteers and leaders assisted with transportation and hospitality, with the event highlighting crafts and planned future sales for the Red Cross drive.
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