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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1948
Page
3
York King Peter of the United States fete Tito government in his country at the union.
Acton residents Mr. and Mrs. Kee hosted weekend visitors Mrs. Esath and daughter Blaine Fasnani from Marlboro at their home in Acton.
At the Sudbury Woman's Club annual meeting officers were elected for the coming year. President Mrs. Samuel J. Goodhue. vice president Mrs. W Gordon Hunter. recording secretary Mrs. Carrol Harding. corresponding secretary Miss Elizabeth Walker. editor Mrs Ellis Dennett. treasurer Mrs Webster Cutting. federation secretary Mrs Edimu nd W Sears. Directors include Mrs C R Poole Mrs Ralph W Stone and others. Executive board plans for 1948 and 1949 were approved at a meeting held at the president's home.
Mrs Annie Frances Prescott a longtime Bedford resident died yesterday at 96 Funeral services were held at the Church of Christ Congregational with Rev Frank W Thompson former minister and chaplain at the Veterans Hospital in attendance She was widow of a former local leader and left surviving cousins and extended relatives in Brookline Concord and Be Be region notes incomplete records of dates and names remain.
St George's School of Newport Rhode Island appears favored to beat Middlesex School in a forthcoming Newport match after St George's beat Noble and Greenough 8-4 last Saturday while Middlesex had earlier lost 5-1 to Nobles. The same Bradley or Capt. John Simonds may start on the mound for St George's under Coach Wendell Raymond as the longtime rivals prepare for next Saturday's game.
The last indoor meeting of Cub Pack 49 at Trinitarian Congregational Church featured T Moris Longstreth recounting Henry Da vide Tibodeau’s experiences with humor and nature, followed by an evening song. Pack master Ralph D. Stetson and mothers received a standing ovation for 1948 work.
Concord country club golf match ends in a 6-6 tie with both sides claiming two individual wins. O'Brien and Tew win for Concord at 6 0, Comins and Austin post 3, Peirson Lovejo and Smith 3, Bow lips 0. Yale(Janssen) and Wolfley 46, Stearns and Wil ee 0. Hunter and Conlon 3 for Concord.
The second performance of the Spring Music Festival by Acton elementary pupils was held Wednesday at Blanchard Hall at 1 16 pm with full attendance by parents and friends. First and second grades sang safety songs and played rhythm bands, third and fourth grades performed Pinaforest Miniature, and grades five and six sang Robingon Crusoe. Junior high girls chorus and high school orchestra joined, praised for staff effort led by music supervisor John M. Priske.
Junior high students spent an enjoyable evening last Friday at the Pops concert. Arthur Fiedler conducted the Boston Pops Symphony Orchestra in a very interesting program while pupils traveled in three basses of ten, each group supervised by a teacher.
Stow beats Harvard 4 to 0 at Harvard y field in a May 2 evening game. meanwhile a later Sunday match saw Stow topping Harvard 7 to 6 at Stow Memorial Athletic Field. Stow players include Newsham at first Maunus at second Ineson at third Wheldon short Gan gne center Treffy right Croft pitcher Mitchell catcher Batsford left fielder. A schedule lists games from May 27 to June 24 at Stow and opponents such as Marlboro Cordaville Boylston Southboro Bolton and Reel.
A largely attended May Procession at Our Lady Help of Christians in West Concord honored Joan B. Servais as May Queen. She was escorted by a long list of attendants and joined by high school girls portraying figures and attending roles as rosary bearer Phyllis Shattuck and infant savior actors.
A bridge and whist party is hosted by Mr and Mrs Richard J Poowderly at South Street Bedford open to the public. Proceeds go to Bedford Grange Home and Community service committee to buy white belts for traffic control duty by the young volunteers.
Mrs William Trumpol thanks relatives friends and service club members for cards flowers and acts of kindness during her stay at Bicherson Hospital.
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Letter of thanks from a resident to Stow Fire Department and helpers after a fire damaged a home on Taylor Road on May 12. Neighbor assistance and friends were acknowledged for support during the incident.
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