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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1949
Page
6
Hadley of Marked turned 93 this weekend receiving cards visits and well wishes from family and neighbors. He was presented with two birthday cakes amid the celebration and thanks for a long life and community ties.
A warm note celebrates a friend’s birthday with appreciation for his kindness. The message expresses that everyone nearby regards him as a true friend and values his companionship.
Citizens may dump near the river on Wednesday afternoon and all day on Saturday and Sunday, according to city notices.
A tech committee will hold a meeting at the town clerk's office at 7:30 to discuss renaming unnamed streets. Mrs Howe reports a new children's book with publishers in sight and a Boston Children’s Hospital linked medical center campaign names W Burgess Warren chair to raise initial funds for completion. GIVE TO THE RED CROSS.
A group of Maynard citizens proposes forming a nonpartisan civic club to study town affairs including tax rates and services. A meeting open to all Maynard residents will be held at the Town House next Wednesday evening April sixth at 8 o'clock, chaired by Ralph Boardman.
The Maynard Teachers Club re sponsors an annual award for scholarships to students. The Jolly Five hosted a week of Loreema with three of the group present, and members completed work on their projects.
Prize winners listed include Playart, J. White, G. A. Scully, L. Coughl, Si and K ane, M. McCarthy, M. Social. The next whist party is scheduled at the Legion home on Monday April 11 at 8 pm.
Mrs Staves described 12 week business machine and 2 year secretarial programs at a local school. Textile career talk by Martin J. Lydon and James W. Bell covered day courses, careers in textile industry, and strong math science requirements for chemist and technical roles.
Rev. Robert Burt delivers remarks to parents and leaders as Brayden, junior assistant scoutmaster, and others assist. A ceremony under senior patrol leader Sotrines welcomes a Tenderfoot into the troop. Scoutmaster Paul Sawyer praises scouting benefits and calls for parental cooperation while John Allen presents a citizenship film.
The Tor of Occupational Information announces an April 1 talk titled What It’s Like to Work in an Office. The session covers office routines, roles, and workplace dynamics for readers exploring career options.
Acton High School notes extend from April 15 to April 22. Preschool clinics will be held on the following dates per the schedule.
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