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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1949
Page
9
A fragmented note indicates Elmina Administrator seeks contact with nursing service workers. It mentions a placement action and the need to coordinate with the only contact person to address staffing and service concerns.
Funeral services were held at Trinity Congregational Church for Mrs Christine W Johnson 94 of 31 Walden Street Concord who died at her home last Friday. Mrs Johnson was one of the oldest residents of Concord and lived at 31 Walden Street.
The Trinity Church fair will be held Saturday afternoon after a morning flea market, with Joe Antognoni set to lift the crowd’s mood for the Concord event.
The article notes the sic participants Salawing Et Hal Loringio Jr and Mr and Mrs John Chase Miss Caroline Parks and Miss Gail Robb will be available to support the fair. Harold Cross Jr and Morgan K Smith Jr along with Mrs Bruce Old have invested effort in booth artistry and signage and the church youth under Ken Huggins lead are preparing.
A funeral service in Virginia Minnesota was interrupted when Nakari collapsed and died of a heart attack during a military reburial ceremony. The incident occurred as pallbearers carried the coffin into the chapel. Police and medical personnel attended, and a review of the funeral rites is planned.
Depicts three pre independence banners carried by American patriots. Left shows blue flag with white crescent nailed to a staff at Fort Moultrie by Sergeant Jasper. Center features Virginia minute men rattlesnake flag at Culpeper. Right displays a New England pine tree flag.
Bedford gathering featured Rev. William E Kerrigan and Rev. Paul M Guertin with Mary Jude of the Marist order. The circle described mission activities and Marist Sisters work in the South Sea Islands and Jamaica. Mrs John Smith spoke on Okinawa conditions with a brother stationed there. Next meeting May 12 at Mrs Anna LaDucers home.
Concord Lions Club schedules Tuesday May 10 dining hall at Howard Johnson restaurant with President Laurence F Petersen presiding. Nominating committee announced for May 24 to select officers. members include Charles Wear Everett H Pert and Lincoln T Ra. Last Thursday members traveled to Lowell for Lions Club party.
Concord residents will vote May 10 on the treasurer’s report covering operations from May 13, 1947, to September 30, 1948. The issue includes an auditor’s certificate and the annual meeting notice. The campaign budget and expenses are detailed, with a goal of $65,600 for the calendar year.
National Music Week features the Concord high school operetta set for Friday and Saturday at Veterans Building with local officials and town events noted. The item mentions a May observance, a civic ball, a new Moscow Mule drink, and a May flowers theme, reflecting small-town news and community notices.
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