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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1946
Page
4
The Lyonhurst ballroom hosted another band dance with the Tucker group drawing crowds. The event featured three vocal selections and a local talent quiz program with James Bowen of Hudson winning the contest. More well known bands are planned for future Lyonhurst appearances.
Miss Barbara Richmond Miller and Dr. Francis P. Dawson announce their engagement after a tea hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Hans W. Miller at 88 Main Street Concord. The couple is engaged in Concord with families from Waltham and Concord.
The article notes millers and producers of whole wheat products purchase half or more of New York state's wheat harvest, highlighting large demand from food manufacturers in the region.
Rev John Bernatonis who has served as curate at St Bridget's Church since his ordination is transferred to St Francis Church Cairennes in June. Maynard residents remember him as a friend during his short stay and will regret his departure.
Miss Marjorie Reed of South Acton was surprised with a birthday party at Mrs. John Pederson’s home in Acton Center. Her recent engagement to George Pederson was announced, and guests from Acton and nearby towns joined in the celebration. Buy War Bonds and Stamps.
Louis Lattuca of Maynard reunites with his bride Italia who arrived in New York from Italy aboard the S S Alagonquin last Friday morning. Lattuca served in the Cannon Division of the 5th Army in Italy and was discharged after illness in his mother’s period of emergency furlough. His brother James and Mrs Lattuca accompanied him to welcome the bride.
Detective Sergeant John Kreps reports 95 percent of the 2000 cars stolen in Cleveland last year were taken because owners left the key in the ignition.
John M. Dobbs of the National Housing Agency warns New England towns sidestep veterans housing. Woonsocket leader creates a nonprofit to build 5000 to 6000 dollar homes with local funding and mortgage insurance, urging liberalized codes and an 18 month flexible building plan.
Boston subsistence payments to Massachusetts veterans in schools and in on the job training totaled 2,341,000 in April, more than double March's 1,117,000. Since September 1945 the Boston Regional Office has disbursed about 5,125,000, with monthly totals rising from 58,000 in September 1945 to 2,341,000 in April 1946.
Framingham GM plant on Western Avenue aims to start producing autos by December 1 with 700 cars and 1530 employees that month. Production grows monthly to 3800 workers and 10,000 cars by next April, with 11,760 cars and the same workforce in May. Payroll on one shift is 6 million dollars annually and will rise on two shifts.
At the regular Acton school committee meeting on Monday night the resignations of Miss Lydia Abbott and Mr Charles Kaun were accepted. Miss Abbott leaves Acton to teach in Lemington, and Mr Yeremian will move to Concord as a time supervisor next year.
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