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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1947
Page
5
The Dennison Company will pay a year end bonus to full time and hourly employees. Eligible workers on December 1 will receive an addition half a month’s pay as a year-end bonus for 1947.
A fragment describes a tiny bulb novelty item and a single handle as part of a display. The text reads like a quick catalog note or shop feature with minimal context.
The Bedford event held at Mrs Edward Pickman Dudley read featured special awards of 25 to Alfred Stewart 10 to Dolly and a turkey to Katherine Ormandie. Door prize went to Mrs Elizabeth Cloutier with refreshments served by Mrs Pickman and a corps of parish workers. Scores supervised by the parish’s young ladies.
Mrs. Charles Hunt of Burlington spoke at the Concord Chapter DAR Fall Conference in Swampscott. Mrs. Fred Sullivan and Mrs. Charles Carton were noted in apartment moves and visits with Rochester friends during the period.
The Rose Beauty Shop, formerly on Main Street, has reopened at 6 Pleasant Street after extensive repairs. The up to date facility promises top beauty services including finger wave permanents facials and more with ample parking for patrons. Maynard needs buy Victory Bends and Stamps.
A brief item notes Hazel Gray of Wheeler region involved in a money entry at the eMart location. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Mrs Fannie Brewster and her daughter Emma Brewster move into an apartment on Page Road near Kimmy Ball’s in Bedford. Dr Edward Nahigan and wife buy a house on Barrett’s Mill Road and will relocate soon. Allan Fay, son of Vincent Fay, has been patient at Arlington Hospital for an appendectomy operation.
Bedford notes show the Paul Revere Bell Ringers entertaining at a Stow church. Walter F. Stephenson on Concord Street is installed as Excellent High Priest at the Masonic Temple in Gorreord. Mrs. Walter Bieren of Concord Street entertains her brother Everett Wellington in Lockport N Y. Mrs. William V. Collins of Great Yoad visits Foxboro with her brother's family.
State House Boston reports a five percent drop in meat prices and a one percent fall in the cost of living index for October. Lower meat costs were offset by small increases in other budget areas and a 65 cent drop in purchasing power for the 1985 1939 dollar.
Fragmentary OCR reads names and relations linked to a Convalescent home and hospital transfer toward Springfield. contains mixed personal details about Mrs Roderick Bnot and Miss Jean Qua with reference to Mr and Mrs Kawin springs road and Thomas Champney.
The class of 1940 at Acton High plans a Friday dance from 8 to 12 in Blanchard Hall with Shirley Stromgz Norma Pendergast as chairs and Marilyn Neely Harriet Frizzle Virginia Byers in charge of decorations and Marjorie Merriam handling refreshments. The event is led by Fred Kiley.
A human skull found in a Spokane city dump stirred police before it was identified as the skull of a physician. The doctor’s wife objected to keeping it at home and had it discarded with the rubbish.
The Youth Fellowship at South Acton Community Church met Sunday from 2 to 7 39 oclock at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald on Piper Road South Acton. Color slides of Luray Caverns and a national park were shown. Mrs H W Badingy of Acton Center announced the birth of their third daughter on October 28 at the lake.
Community volunteers led by Rev Gordon A Crook and group members Richard Deane Philip Newell Thomas Wetherbee Richard Lowden Theron Lowden Denald Miss Clara Sawyer and Mrs Dorothy Braman painted the minister's parsonage dorms over two weekends inviting others with spare time to join in.
Acton The American Legion auxiliary held a whist party Wednesday evening at the South Acton V fiscal ist church to raise funds. Proceeds go to Christmas gifts for veterans in hospitals. Committee chairmen included Mrs William Cameron and Mrs Lawrence Donnetty with several other members.
The Lancaster P stockyards host Chicago’s largest cattle market activity with steady numbers and active trade. Officials and buyers monitor prices and market conditions as cattle move through the yard system.
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