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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1947

Page

5

Miss Coggin Heads to Simmons for Nursing Degree

Miss Coggin of Bedford public health and Newton Hospital is pursuing a nursing degree at Simmons College with a June graduation. She has studied at Columbia Rochester University and University of Seattle, and served as a Navy Nurse at a Virginia port hospital.

Foras Public Health Bedford Schools Coggin Newton Hosing Gree Simmons J Columbia Rago University Ersity of Seattle Rochestering Navy Ports‘Hospital Virginia Ington

Cemetery row Coulter of Great, looted employment Tavern

An unclear note from a historic page mentions Coulter and a tavern in Concord linked to looting or risk in 1884. It references Gran t and a 91st recall but lacks clear events or outcomes. The fragmentary text is read as a partial historical record.

Coulter Concord

Stow High Defeats Lancaster in 9 to 1 Ball Game

Stow High School defeated Lancaster High School 9 to 1 Tuesday afternoon. Stow will host Wayside School Friday afternoon for another baseball game in Stow. Lyndon Gagne of Great was top scorer at Mies Grange whist party Tuesday night at the Basil Stow residence. next party set for May 24 at Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lund’s home in South Acton.

Stow High School Lancaster High School Wayside School Stow Lyndon “Gagne Mies Grange Basil Stow Peter Lund School Street South Acton

Field Day Plans At St Michael’s Church June 20 21

Bec Pian and volunteers prepare for the Field Day near the St Michael’s Church grounds with books on sale for raffles including a radio phonograph and bicycle. Prizes include a bicycle choice of girl or boy. Committee members include Mrs Poleo Mrs Mc Intosh Mrs Sweeney and Rev Alison among others. Proceeds fund parish hall construction.

Bec Pian St. ‘Michael Thomas Poleo John McIntosh William Sweeney Eugene Herlihy Thomas Donnelan Joseph Proctor Charles Leikman Jostephine Race Anna Valente Joan Sullivan Barbara Dunne Eileen Stewart Hotbrary John J. Alison William’ J. Beecy James T. Connors David ‘Pickman Charles O F. Murray Leslie Winchenbaugh Vincent Fay Rackney Murray Genetti Penny Weloseph Joan Barrett Max Daigle Innocenzio Palmeri Charles Sickman

Service For Mrs M Tygert At Bedford

Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Sweetnan Tygert widow of William Henry Tygert were held at the Church of Christ Congregational Bedford. Burial followed in Shawsheen cemetery. Rev William Mack officiated at the home services. She was born in Ireland December 13 and lived in Bedford. She leaves two daughters Mrs Earl S At witt and Mrs TB Florence Eldridge of Harwich one sister Mrs Annie Frech Bedford a brother George Sweetnan two grandsons two granddaughters and three great grandchildren. She was a member of the Church of Christ and a charter member of the United Workers.

Bedford Margaret Sweetnan Tygert William Henry Tygert Webber Avenue Church of Christ, Congregational Church Shawsheen William E.mack Ireland Earl S. At “Witt Florence Eldridge Harwich Annie Frech George Sweetnan Church of Christ The United Workers

Farewell Party for Judith Cooper Hosts in East Acton

Judith Cooper of North Acton was guest of honor Monday afternoon as friends gathered at Maralen Moody’s Pope Road home to bid her farewell before she moves to Petersham Judy receives a birthday book from Maralen Christine Elmes and Priscilla Steeves.

Judith Cooper North Acton Maralen Moody Pope Road East Acton Judy Petersham Maralen Christine Elmes Priscilla Steeves

Bedford Residents See School Committee Shakeup and Local News

John H Condon's resignation from the Bedford school committee triggers board action to appoint a replacement for the unexpired term. Edgar J Hammond announces his daughter Beverly's engagement to Dunham, a Tufts junior. The Balch family reports a May 4 birth at Mt. Auburn Hospital. Various travels and a church study group host Miss Williams from Middlesex Extension. Parishioners note the death of former pastor Rev William H Ultrich in Brockton. Oats highlighted as a top dairy feed.

John H.condon, Jr Arthur E. Carson Board of Selectmen Condon Edgar J. Hammond South Road Beverly St. Chael’s Church William H. Ultrich Brockton Bedford

Revival of Debate on Minimum Wage in Massachusetts

Senate Democrats push to fix a 50 cent minimum wage by writing it into wage orders via the State Minimum Wage Commission. The 17 to 18 roll call failed to revive the bill as Republican leaders support the current 40 cent floor. Senate President Nicholson again opposed the higher minimum while Dolan pledges renewed studies to raise the basic wage.

State House Boston Senate Donald W. Nicholson Wareham Chester A. Dolan, Jr State Edward C. Peirce New Bedford George J. Evans Wakefield

Green leaf vegetables as base foods for nutrition

The article promotes greens such as spinach kale chard and New Zealand spinach as reliable year round sources of nutrition. It details sowing and harvesting tips for spinach kale chard New Zealand spinach and sorrel, notes cooling and warming requirements, and highlights the minerals and vitamins these greens provide for home gardeners.

New Zealand

Acton 4-H Club Awards Announced

Acton 4-H clubs held their annual exhibition at the Acton Woman's clubhouse. Blue ribbon winners included Priscilla Steeves and Sylvia Jewell in food, Claire Linscott Dardana Berry Mimi Knipple Dawn Richards Sally Jewell Judy Cooper Doris Torkelsen Christine Elmes in clothing, David Engman R I Reapair Philip Rimbach in poultry cook, Richard Barnhart eggs, Thomas Rooney for dressed and frozen turkey, Rhoda the 8 year old Red owned by John Kiley of East Acton received honors for personality.

Acton Acton 4-H Acton Woman's Clubhouse Acton Center Food Project Pricilla Steeves Sylvia Jewell Claire Linscott Dardana Berry Mimi Knipple Dawn Richards Sally Jewell Judy Cooper Doris Torkelsen Christine Elmes David Engman R. I. Reapair Philip Rimbach Richard Barnhart Thomas Rooney Rhoda R. I. Red John Kiley East Acton Leslie Elmes Concord Road Fred Richards Hosmer Street George W.newton Great Road County Middlesex County

Massachusetts Mother of 1947 Emphasizes Daily Worry Time

Mrs. James Warren Sever of Boston named Massachusetts State Mother of 1947 credits daily fifteen minute worry periods as key to her success. She practices 'systematic worrying' to organize her day and mindset.

Boston James Warren Sever Massachusetts

Acton Residents Attend Emerson Hospital Open House

Acton residents gathered for Emerson Hospital open house held last Sunday afternoon from 1 30 to 6 00. Wives of local physicians Mrs O L Clark Mrs Paul P Gates and Mrs Wilfred W Forbes appeared among attendees. Mrs Stanley Markel and infant daughter Katherine of Richmond Virginia arrived to visit their grandparents Mr and Mrs George Horton on Main Street Acton Center.

Acton Emerson Hospital O. L. Clark Paul P. Gates Wilfred W. Forbes Stanley Markel Ruth, Horton Katherine Richmond Virginia George Horton Main Acton Center

Acton Delegates Named

Acton Legion auxiliary met at South Acton Universalist church with Olive Donnelly presiding. A penny sale fundraiser was directed by Mrs Walter Tagid star mother. Members plan to participate in Middlesex County cancer drive in Everett and observance of Poppy Day on May 24 to honor war dead and aid veterans. Howard Reed chairs local auxiliary poppy drive with assistants. The note on Japanese horses wearing straw slippers appears as stray text from the source.

Acton Legion Auxiliary South Acton Howard Reed

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