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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1945
Page
4
South Hawesboro lost to the visitors in the afternoon game. Golgatta twins catcher contributed offensively while Hawesbro agley pitched. Peak: ball play credited to the exellent ry battery. Next game slated for Zion tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. William Tufts, guest speaker at Camp Grenier in Manchester New Hampshire, has served as a Gray Lady at Lovell General Hospital Fort Devens for over two years. She was invited to organize and instruct Red Cross candidates for this service.
Margery Gene Baxter spent the weekend visiting in Dracut with her aunt, sharing time away from home and enjoying the visit.
The article details a large minstrel show at Monument with a cast including Edward Levine, Rev. Walter A. and Rev. Fr. Sullivan as director and curator. It lists numerous performers such as Margaret Algeo, James McKenna, Mary Moynihan, John Mutty, and Veronica Flanagan. There are 23 acts, including chorus numbers and specialty pieces, with committees thanked for support and tickets, programs, and patronage.
A moving picture event labeled A Child will be shown at Wheeler schools Thursday evening. The eighth grade party will be organized by the mothers of the pupils with assistance from principal Lesimma E. Haines.
Stoneham defeated Concord 13 to 11 in a hard fought game on Tuesday. Capt. V and Georgie were notable for Stoneham while Concord's Contor contributed to the close score. The readable text shows team names and a 13 11 result with scattered ledger-like notes.
A social gathering occurred last Thursday at the Musketaquid Sportsman's Club clubhouse in West Conca. Turner Kelley chaired the event and led the attendees through a light supper after a brief meeting.
Atwood and guests held a cook out supper at a home on Webber avenue. Eileen Meade Ruth Cronin Peggy Adams Arline Knight Gloria King Joan Crooks Florence Wacks and Marion Riene attended a social gathering. Miss Catherine McGrath and Miss Mary McGrath traveled from Hartford street visiting Philadelphia for a week’s vacation.
The Massachusetts women's corps remains a state service linked to the military division. It will continue to function despite closures of civilian defense agencies and will provide veteran facilities and emergency support at hospitals and facilities in the state.
Bedford's Bafta Club reports a successful church fundraiser at the Church of Christ led by Mrs. William Collins as chair with assistance from Mrs. Early Wood and others. A second sale is planned next Saturday with Mrs. Fay Roby as acting chair to support the church apportionment.
The Bedford Girl Scout Association announces a meeting in the school auditorium to award merit badges to the girls and advance graduates to the troop. Parents and friends are invited to attend and witness the advancement.
Lincoln board of assessors sets the 1948 tax rate per thousand and confirms the valuation at 3.8 million dollars, showing an increase of two taxpayers from last year.
A small note reports the Helping Hand athletes gathering in the West Concord Union Church parlors on Wednesday for a community meeting. Details are sparse due to partial OCR text.
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