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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1949
Page
22
Members announced an exceptional meeting on November 14 featuring two motion pictures Hawaii and Japan Today. The event will be open to the public with reserved seats for members or guests. Civic Club president Norman A. Castle notes limited seating for about 225 attendees.
The new rule states admission will be on a first come basis with non motto te 0 first conte applied. Officials clarified the change aims to streamline entries and reduce delays for attendees.
Union Church schedules a turkey dinner and pair dinner at Stow Town on November 4. Doors open 11:30 AM with servings at 12:30 noon and 6:30 PM. The event benefits church committees and features volunteers including Ruth Tiles, Mrs Peck, and Mrs Freeman.
Local notes report family visits involving Mr Nevers of Poushivengeia and sister the John Hanlon of Mansfield amid a brief week with a sen and family in Wee York.
The Stow Garden Club held a gathering at Mrs. David Clemens home with six attendees. A speaker presented bird pictures, and Mrs. Carrie Smith hosted with Christmas arrangements and an executive board party.
Members of the Stow Garden Club attended a joint meeting at the We CA House. Two new members joined the group on Lor Road and Cres cent Street, with several members at the library discussion and talk Monday.
The scarce text mentions Mrs. Albert H. Gleason of G hac leaving to the winter with her family, and Private Joyee Crowell of the U. S. Women's unit appears in a fragmentary line. Other references to a daughter-in-law and Blake IInd children suggest an interrupted obituary snippet.
The annual whist ice and Firemen's event at Stow on Wednesday the 16th offers prizes including a live turkey door prize. Tickets are sold through firemen or police association members.
Hard High School announces thirty-two students named to the honor roll for the first marking period. Eight students earned all A grades, including Dean Curtis and Richard A. Wine, underscoring a promising academic year ahead.
In Missouri, the junior high honors group lists members including Charles, Raymond Crue, Byron, John Peck, Edward Mee, John Rich, and Margaret Woodhead among the high achieving students.
Doris Allen of Stow Public Health rents a house from Leard who resides at Lake a a. The notice records a housing arrangement involving Mrs Allen living in West Acton and the unidentified Leard party.
A brief notice discusses service obligations and living arrangements involving Fie Ter in Arlington, outlining related duties and conditions.
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