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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
7
In a brief community notice residents are invited to midweek services at Calvary and other nearby churches. The fragment mentions a Walter and his brother David and references a burial at Shawsheen cemetery, but the text is incomplete and unclear about specific events.
A former resident, Rev H M Weaving, is scheduled to speak on a radio program on Sunday, March [date unreadable], at 9 a m. The notice notes his longtime ties to the community and invites local listeners to tune in.
United Workers held a sewing event served by Miss Ruth M. Liver more and ladies Mrs. Henry C. Isner Mrs. Sidney W. Ingalls and Mrs. Henry Junks in a community effort.
Sudbury dog trainer Myron Siegars features Valiant Boy the cocker who won Best of Variety at the Manchester Dog Show. The dog also placed in the In Apel group at Providence, advancing toward a championship with a touring schedule.
A Thursday afternoon ceremony at the Union Evangelical Church in Stow honored Pfc Thomer William Scraggs, the first World War II fallen returned to Stow. Family and veterans attended, with a firing squad from Fort Banks and military bearers named. Scraggs, 25, radio operator in Company I, 77th Infantry, was killed in action on February 20, 1945, and posthumously awarded the Silver Star.
Fragmented reading shows April 1 gathering with tickets and refreshments mentioning Mrs Allen G commentator Mrs J Beary Bagman and Mrs Ivory Wheeler funeral services held at Joseph Dee and Son Parlor Bedford Concord for Mrs Ivory Wheeler on February 21 1878 with burial at Sleepy Hollow. An Acton story hour for grades 4 5 6 is planned tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Acton Woman's Club Main Street with refreshments served.
Mrs. Alice Dixon Bond, chairman of the 1049 Easter Seal drive in the Bay State, warned that public response is essential. She said funds are needed to maintain vital crippled and handicap services and that without purchases the Easter Seals program may have to be curtailed. The appeal followed the campaign's first week.
Two historians work on parish history and exhibit for St. Anne's South Lincoln as the 75th anniversary celebration is set for May 28 and 29, a weekend observance led by Edith Farrar and Charles King.
The drive continues across the state to fill unmet needs regardless of race color or creed. It emphasizes inclusive outreach to all communities to support critical services and aid across regions.
Mrs Henry E Webster of Concord Road visits several clubs this week as guest of honor. Activities include rug history program by Mrs William Hoffman, rug exhibition by club members, International Relations talk by Mrs Hwu-Lan Be in Chinese costume, and a Smorgasbord luncheon at West Concord Woman's Club.
A girls club is formed under Youth Activities Movement with Gaston A. Goyette as leader. The group meets weekly in the Town hall and hosts Old Fashioned dances on Fridays under chairman Joseph Agrillo. SAY U. & SAYINGS BONDS.
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