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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1947

Page

16

Senators Oppose State Minimum Wage Bill in Senate Clash

A Boston paper reports the May 12 session where the State Senate rejected a minimum wage act after House approval. Senator Melly of Chelsea defends measures for workers while Senator Peirce argues industry could withstand higher pay. The bill faced opposition over a 60 cent hourly demand amid claims of its impact on workers and employers.

Boston State Senate Donald W. Nicholson Wareham Joina House Senate Pate Jon Ia Tne Pole Yoonah A. Melley Chelsea Sen. Peirce Cateralsan Ad- Me

Seven fined five dollars for missing stickers in Marlboro Hudson

Seven persons appeared in District Court before Judge Hurley and paid five dollar fines for violation of the sticker law. They were stopped in Hudson and Marlboro by Inspector Geo Haley for lacking a brake and lights sticker. Names include Warren E. Peck Calvin E. Eddy Ernest C. Dor pall Frances Ginnetti P. Grennon and others from Marlboro and Hudson.

Marlboro Hudson Dam, &É M. Hurley Hudson and Marlboro Geo Haley Warren E. Peck Stow Charles Bagsett Calvin E. Eddy Ernest C. Dor Pall Frances G. J Ginnetti Giph P.grennon

Lions To Meet Tuesday May 27 in Concord

Concord Lions club holds a regular meeting at the Howard Johnson hotel next Tuesday May 27 at 6 30 PM. Past President Leon J Mo reau chairs the nominating committee and will introduce officers.

Lions Concord Concord Lions Club Howard Johnson Ant

Southboro 4 H Club Holds Local Exhibit at Church

The AH Club's Southboro exhibit Thursday at Southville Federated Church showcased Girl members led by Mrs. John William and Mrs. Howard Norcross. Rita Tomassetti played the Prince, Betty Early the Princess, with awards for cookies and puddings and a wooden candy dish by Edgar Phaneuf.

Southboro AH “Clb Southville Ann Aik Charlotte Stevens Elaine e Mane @Plynn Marie Wearcross Blaine Cross Eleanor Dando Charlotte Grace Carol Hoisington Ruth Gray Evelyn ‘Hoisington Patricia Merchant Joan Williams Jacqueline Phaneuf Marie/Fantony Sean Smith Dorothea Smalley Edgar Phaneuf Howard Norcross

Action Delayed On Transfer Of Unused Basins In MA

Reported in Boston as the House stalled final action on a bill to transfer unused reservoirs in Hopkinton Wayland Framingham and Natick to the State Conservation Department. Senate leadership and sponsor Senator Bowker pushed payment provisions amid Ways and Means objections.

State ‘House Boston D. Hopkinton Wayland Framingham Natick State Conservation Department Philip G. Bowker Brookline MDC Aeem Ns A Ashland Anagan Lewontin Yestern

Middlesex Union Christian Endeavor Banquet Highlights

More than fifty attended the Friday evening banquet at the Union Evangelical church vestry in Stow. Clarence Pries, a former Navy man, served as chef for the meal enjoyed by all. The program featured special speakers and entertaining movies.

Stow Middlesex Cal Union Christian Endeavor Union Evangelical Church Clarence Buster) Pries

Veterans Must File Terminal Leave By August Deadline

Commander Robert E. Sheehan of Concord Post No. 6537 VFW announced a deadline of August 31 for World War II veterans to file terminal leave pay and bonds claims. He said claims have arrived at VA offices at a slower pace than expected, affecting issuance timing.

Concord Robert E. Sheehan Concord Post Vaeeur

Stow Parents Plan School Lunches

The Stow Parent-Teacher group met to discuss lunch plans. A questionnaire was sent to parents with return cards and a session was scheduled for June 3 to determine how many will choose hot lunches. Mrs Witherbee was elected assistant secretary at the meeting.

Iton Schegl

Fire crews rescue home as blaze nears town edge

Oklahoma under-sheriff Mike Dyer traced a missing man to a vehicle en route to the fire station. A motorist reported the house was burning two aisles outside town and city firefighters saved the home.

Duncan Okla Mike Dyer Die

Southboro Men Enlist In Army At Fort Banks

Two Southboro youths were sworn into the U S Army at Fort Banks. Mark Yewin 18 son of Mrs Esther Corwin of Southville Road and Louis Morenzetti 17 son of Mr and Mrs Louis Morenzetti of Southville Road enlisted for a two year term.

Framingham Southboro U.S. Army Fort Banks Adolphus ‘Nava U. S. Army Concord Street Mark Yeowin Esther Corwin Southville Road Louis Morenzetti Bell Bar Army Neti Nain

Burglars Loot Warren Store Leaving Trail of Items

Sheriff Harry Digelbiss suspects burglars used a truck to haul loot from a Warren Indiana store. Notes include 14 cases of eggs 40 pounds of sugar two .22 rifles 10 boxes of .22 ammo seven two pound cheese blocks 20 pounds coffee a radio 15 to 20 cartons of cigarettes and 40 dollars.

Warren Ind Harry Digelbiss

Stow Civic Club Elects Officers for 1947 48

The Stow Civic Club held its annual meeting at the Town Hall on Monday evening. Officers elected for 1947 48 were President Arthur W Tre fy, Vice President Norman A Castle, and Secretary Mrs Wilfred vinces. The gathering drew a large turnout.

sStow Civic Arthur W. Trefry Norman A Castle Wilfred Vinces Barber Civic Feivyet

Stow School Graduation Dates Set by Committee

The Stow School Committee met Wednesday evening at Haleigh School and approved presenting Gideon Bibles to all pupils in three schools. Open house for Pilot Grove Gleasondale and Jfrre is planned for Wednesday 28 from 3 to 5 and 7:40 to 9. Eighth grade graduation is June 13 at the Town Hall. A new slide and swine exhibit at Pilot Grove School opens this week.

Stow Pilot Grove

Memorial Service at Union Evangelical Church Stew May 25

Union services to be held at Union Evangelical church Stew next Sunday May 25 at 11 a.m. Rev Paul N Carnes of the First Paris Unitarian will be the speaker. The Scouts will attend in a body.

Union Union Evangelical Church A.m Paul N. Carnes

Surprise Shower Honors Mrs. Matthewman in Stow

A surprise shower for Mrs. Alice Lund Matthewman of Great Pond Stow was held at the home of Mrs. Donald Beckner in South Lancaster. Twenty five guests from Sterling Lancaster Southville Worcester Maynard and surrounding towns attended and presented many beautiful gifts.

Stow Alice “Lund ‘Matthewman Great Pond Donald Beckner South Lancaster Lancaster Southville Worcester Maynard Matthewman

Slip Covers and Fabrics For Spring Home Updates

Reader notes discuss choosing slipcovers and upholstery fabrics for spring rooms. Mentions matching colors and cutting time for fabric pieces. Includes stray phrases about furniture coverings and fabric descriptions.

Mali Suis

Tax Payer Letter Says Taxes Due Promptly

An unreadable OCR fragment shows a January state tax payer statement urging prompt payment and noting a fuse to pay. The text is unclear but implies urgency in settling taxes.

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