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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
8
A fragmented OCR item references Charen Bohn and the Con related to Croton and Mes croton. Readable portions indicate a local legal or civic note without full context.
The Stow Civic Club hosted an evening event featuring a motion filled program. Members enjoyed a transport themed motion program and tours on local buses, highlighting community engagement in Stow.
A note from the Concord American Red Cross business meeting reminds readers of the upcoming Art Association show showcasing amateur artists. The message urges support and highlights the event as a forthcoming local exhibit.
The Freshman panel will discuss whether the United States should have used the atomic bomb with participants Karen Kienow Ruth Hayward Richard Rhodes and Nancy Lee for the afffirmative and Robert Houghton Patricia Agshline Raleigh Beach and Nancy Winslow for the negative. The Junior panel will debate membership in the North Atlantic Alliance with Maru erite Goldththwaite Robert Barnhart and Kent Kienow. Under Marion Towne direction the spare time activity has grown to forty participants, about one fifth of the student body.
A solemn requiem at Church of Our Lady Help of Christians in West Concord honored Pastor Charles J. Sheehan who died suddenly on Wednesday. Burial followed at St. Bernard's cemetery in Concord with committal prayers by Rev Fr. McCarthy. Sheehan, born in Concord, lived his life here and was active in Our Lady's parish, survived by his wife and three sons Charles William and others.
Concord Lions club hosted Rev John Balcolm minister, as guest speaker at Tuesday night’s regular meeting and program. The guest addressed club matters and community service efforts.
Framingham Union Hospital Director Miss Eileen McCook spoke to 65 Maynard High School students about nursing careers on March 21. She outlined nursing roles, education, and the nursing shortage causes while noting practical nurse training lasts 12 to 18 months and pays about 35 dollars weekly. A follow up career talk on textile industry opportunities is planned for March 28 by John Larkin of the Lowell Textile Institute.
On Wednesday March 16 at 1 30 Declamation Contests were held with winners in each grade. Grade 7 Mary Alcamo Laura Lee Hull Nancy Brown Webster Cutting Alternate. Grade 8 Jane Flynn Margaret Burches Dorothy Ha Jeanne Fredey Alternate. Grade 10 Priscilla Pittman John McLean Phillis Phelps Alternate. Grade 11 Marcia Gaughan Eloise Burr Richard Eaton Grade 12 Marie Franco Jean Hawes Ann Roos Alternate. Parents acting as judges were Mrs Normile Mrs Cutting Mrs Burches and Mrs Aliamo Fletcher.
Robert Stuart was re elected last Wednesday evening at the Extension Service Hall in Concord for a three year term. A Littleton farmer, he remains part of the present board serving the district formed in 1947 to aid farmers with soil conservation programs. Contact any district supervisor or Carl O. Clark at 19 Everett Street for assistance.
District M tins Listed Tonight of Connoedtinedin Gastros Die cord Lincoln Carlisle Dis Se aetna sex Insurance Partnership bus ing in Concord tonight at s o'clock. ma will work, Cub and Scout leaders will complete plans for participation in the event. leaders are asked to con rally to be held in April at the meeting place of one of the units. Fred will be host following the meeting and John a Coenen tae ore.
Concord Al Carlson joins the Middlesex County Extension Service as new county agent and spoke at the New England Farm Hour program in Boston last Wednesday morning.
Public notice announces a lost book from Cord Co operative Bank in Concord Massachusetts with ad dates March 24 March 31 and April 7. The item seeks information or claimants regarding the missing book.
In a puzzled scene a pie plate wash leaves all plates indistinguishable and a deadline of April 1 is set for action. The incident follows St Patrick observance month with locals mistaking a paper for a nickel price. Maynard shifts from Lincoln Garage to Swanson's Pontiac on Route 117 in South Lincoln.
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