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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1949
Page
13
Burr of Needham and two brothers join in a ceremony with Philip Trumb bull Walter H Trumbull Jr John Leemats and others. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home in Westen ding tripitt. The couple will reside in Matta poisett with the groom a lieutenant in the U S Navy.
The Maynard Dramatic Club announces a staging of The Cat and the Canary a mystery drama with a nod to Broadway hits. Tickets are available at The Maynard's Shop for children Sunday Nov 13 and adults Mon Tue Nov 14 15 at Parker Street Hall.
In Chicago the boy claimed his Ginsereen wig made from an old mop was for Halloween mischief. He said the disguise was to frighten children, prompting local concerns.
The Acton Woman’s Club plans a dessert social at 2 p.m. next Wednesday in Acton Center clubhouse. Hostesses Mrs Richard Callahan and Mrs Laurence Winslow greet guests at 3 p.m. before the program featuring speaker Faward B, world historian and traveler, on La manism. An exhibit of needle point and antique jewelry will be open in the afternoon.
The William M. Stearns hosted a gay Hallowe en buffet supper last Sunday at their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edward F Moynihan Mr and Mrs John F Thurston Mr and Mrs Bernard Titus Mr and Mrs Alfred F Lowell all of Sudbury and Mrs Grace Senter of War Audrey Ann Hickler has been ill for a week. Greenland is described with snow fields and glaciers spanning about 5000 square miles and 13 percent of the area. the National Geographic Society notes 85 percent of Greenland is ice covered.
Rose Levine nee Swartz of Maynard died at Maiden Hospital on Saturday October 22 after a brief illness. She was wife of William Levine and mother of David and Gerald. She leaves three sisters Gertrude Bloomberg Frances Hirsch Edith Bobroff and brother Jack. Funeral services were held October 23 at Torf funeral home Chelsea and burial at Danvers Cemetery.
Miss Marion A Terrasi received a surprise testimonial from Emerson Junior High pupils on the October mu sic assembly. Joanne Syvigia presented a bouquet and money to the honoree wife of John F May. Students and staff contributed to a program featuring selections by Sandra Stammers Margaret Sweeney Elaine Martin and Kay Johnson with a quartet and school orchestra providing music.
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