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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1947
Page
6
The Stow Warren Wheeler Wetherbee Post No. 272 American Legion met at the Stow Town Hall. Excavation for a new building will start Saturday. An Old Fashioned Dance is planned at the Town Hall.
On Monday evening November 17 the Legion post sponsors a music event with Charles Marktham’s Orchestra from Lowell. Proceeds will be added to the building fund.
Concord residents Mr and Mrs Edward McLeod formerly Hector Massie Lincoln celebrated their 31st wedding anniversary on Sunday November 2 in quiet fashion.
The Forty Plus of New England is a non profit group of former executives aiding each other to find work for members over 40. With a cap of fifty members, the club claims placing over seven hundred men in executive roles over years with a low failure rate. Members pledge to help all others, with no paid staff and alumni dues funding only the active organization. A note on a Concord wedding reports Dante E. Bartolomeo and spouse returning from their wedding trip and residing locally while he works in Boston.
Marlboro The Hudson Leathernecks semi pro football team will meet the Gardner Merchants in a benefit game at Ward Six field Marlboro Sunday at two o clock. The fund aids a World War II veteran paralyzed in life, drawing wide support. Coach Dave Quinn leads the Leathernecks in their strong campaign against the Merchants with music by the St Cecilia band Ashland CYO champions.
The University unit, filling a dual role as player coach, was scored on twice in seven appearances and suffered one defeat. Last Sunday they defeated the strong Westboro M and M, marking a bright note to close the campaign.
Sudbury Post No 191 of the American Legion will hold a joint public installation of officers with its auxiliary Friday at 8 30 pm in Sudbury Town Hall. Department Commander John J Sullivan will install the newly elected post officers. Veterans and the public are invited with refreshments planned. most officers are veterans.
A fragment outlines plans for a veterans group event in the evening. It mentions officers such as adjutant Spier and Bul Titus and a program featuring a Nagat dance and a modern Alber orchestra. Comrades are expected to attend from several posts.
George M remains at the hospital after a recent incident. George H. Swe etroad is able to recover and receives treatment at Atlington Hi.
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