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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1949
Page
3
A special committee will be headed by Mrs Richard H Edwards Jr who has been very active in efforts on cord thorough cena Wall Waeleeee.
Maynard Miss Minnie John son of 8 Maple Street celebrated her 77th birthday last Sunday. She received a purse of money and a pocketbook from Mrs. Flora I. Foster on behalf of her many friends and relatives.
Sudbury Club unveils its season slate led by president Mrs. Samuel Govanue and first vice committee chair Mrs. Maxwell Eaton, outlining governance for the year.
Mr and Mrs Fran cis J Murray of 175 Waltham Street announce the birth of a daughter Anne Marie on April 27 at Otis General Hospital. Parents include Mr J Dempsey of New York City and Mrs Francis J Mur Cambridge.
The Woman's Clubhouse hosts a puppet show Saturday at 10 30 a m. Marionettes are made by children ages seven to 12 from the Saturday morning class. Each child performs his own puppet. No admission will be charged at the door.
A West Acton meeting finished with plans for an outing later this season. Attendees included Miss Natacha Farley, Mrs. Howard Edwards, Walter Sprague, and Frank Kleinfeider.
At the Acton Woman's clubhouse the Aotunnes teen held a Red Cross meeting last week. Chairmen reported and the following committee was appointed Mrs Charles Mrs Evelyn Knowlton and Mrs Gerald Hollis. The annual meeting is scheduled for June.
The text describes a family visit on a Saturday with guests from Great Road and Stow. It mentions Warren Peck, Frederick of Stow, Henry Tatler of New York, Ernest and Taylor families, and Louis Paul of Hudson joining for a family dinner. It ends noting nine babies born.
Stow Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Moore announce the arrival of a second son born April 26. He is named James Ivan Moore. Mrs. Moore is Alma Ann Nowlan daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Ivar Nowlan of Westmoreland.
A damaged item notes a minor injury near the toe of Mrs. Alled Cameron, with vague context and no additional facts available. No further details discernible from the readable text.
Boothroyd of the 4th district announced a meeting for newly elected officers to be held May 17 in the town hall. The event outlines leadership roles and future plans for local governance.
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