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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1949
Page
16
A fragment notes Sudbury hosts a luncheon at the Woman's Club in 2018. It mentions Jo John A Viitanen buying a car on the ape, details unclear due to damaged text.
A brief caption describes a gentle spring scene with people enjoying a peaceful day in a shaded area. The tone recalls a warm community moment celebrated by residents.
Miss Pauline Tuttle daughter of MP and Mrs Harlan E Tuttle Acton is a third year student involved in the Outing Club Music Club and the YWCA at the college Barton founded the first Red Crabs on August 22 1881.
The Stow Garden Club executive board met at Mrs. Strong’s home on Great Road to plan a luncheon and a plant sale set for Wednesday the 25th in the First Unitarian Church vestry at 1 o clock. Committee members include luncheon chair Lewis and others such as Pred Strong, Mrs. Winthrop Addy, Mrs. Francis War, Mrs. Robert Derby, Mrs. Ben Hunter, Mrs. Freeland George, and Mrs. Walter Stanton. The plant sale proceeds benefit Mrs. Wilfred Kitchell family.
The 11th District Past President's Club held its annual luncheon at the West Acton club. Attendees included Mrs. H. Coe, Mrs. J. Alvert, Mrs. David Clemens, and Mrs. Allison P. Smith. Mrs. J. Addy retired after years of service. Savings bonds promotion noted with 7 percent and 8 percent.
Miss Priscilla Lewis employed at the New York State Rehabilitation in West Haverstraw is listed with her parents Mr and Mrs Donald Lewis of Crescent Street. Albert B Drechsler Jr son of the local selectman was initiated May 2 into the Beta Zeta Chapter at the University of Vermont and 14 pledges hitchhiked on a campus outing spending only 150 during a weekend trip away from Saturday to noon.
Mr and Mrs William Newi sham and of Center Place recently moved this week to Pepperell where they bought a home.
On Sunday May 22 at 2 30 p m in New England Mutual hall Rev Timothy F O Leary assistant superintendent of schools will preside at a piano recital and song fest by students of Anna Maria College.
Theo dore Van Vliet of Adelphi College has stayed at St. Hubert's Sudbury as a guest. He is preparing a work titled Avene: De True Atmosphere and will use St. Hubert's as a model while teaching the School Method of education used there.
Somerville Tennessee Roy Morris Jr used an old pinball machine to manufacture an apparatus and has a device to time rocking periods.
The brief note expresses gratitude from a family after a recent loss. It thanks relatives, friends, and neighbors who offered support, condolences, and prayers during the illness and funeral period.
A student was elected president of her class for the current year, reflecting leadership roles among classmates.
The cub scouts of Pack No 18 Soathers play a game next Saturday at Jones Field in South Acton.
A church attic sale is set for Saturday with breakfast Sunday nine thirty to ten forty five under the direction of Mrs Jane Balter Mrs Richard Lowden and Mrs H Louis Jones A silver collection will be taken All are invited to attend.
Miss Alma Deane of Everett received a silver dollar shower from Gleasondale church ladies on May 14 with Mrs Louise McCarthy as hostess. The gift was presented in a watering can adorned with pink blue accents and a bouquet of lilies of the valley.
Sunday services at the Evangelical church feature an all male choir and organist. Ladies Day is observed with a pot meeting at the residence of Mr NS on the road. Next week the service moves to the home of Mr and Mrs Will Peck on Great road.
Mrs Ellen Perkins principal of Pilot Grove school visited Charles CaV and Gabriel Jome road Stow to view pupils while William K Walters of Great Road traveled to Boston for a 20 year retirement party. Edwin Albert and Mrs Great Road hosted a 64th birthday celebration.
The author recalls Governor Osborn as a man who refused to let personal friendship affect judgment. A college head balked at providing services, but Osborn insisted on serving the people, demonstrating a servant leadership ethic. The piece reflects on governance and public duty with a close, admiring tone. A brief note defines the saury as a slender long beaked fish found in temperate Atlantic waters, related to flying fishes.
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