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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1949
Page
24
The Marlboro Enterprise at 1 Liberty Street adds an Intertype machine to its existing printing plant. The new device will set 8 point type for news matter and complements four other type-setting machines and a Ludlow display unit.
Miss Kay Musher of Halifax Nova Scotia left on W for home after two weeks with Mrs Hazel Gray on Taylor Road Stow Philip Ineson son of Mr and Ineson of Road Stow student at Sturbridge College Amherst is named in the notice.
The Daily Sun announces the addition of a new Intertype machine and its start of operation next week, highlighting the newspapers' status as a leading modern small printing plant in the country.
The Stow range announced a bean supper at Stow town hall on Saturday evening November 19 at 6 30. Mrs Raymond Phalon is chairman of the supper committee.
George A Patterson of Stow dies with services held for family burial in Brookside cemetery Stow. He is survived by Mrs Marion Barnes of Victoria BC and George of Concord along with several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Stow Miss Betty Stokes daughter of Mr and Mrs George Stokes capped as year nursing student at Fitchburg Teachers College and Burbank hospital. Ceremony attended by her parents and grandmother Mrs John Erikson.
The Stow Boy Scout Troop Committee met Saturday at Stow Town Hall with Mr. Solomon, chief executive of the Algonquin Council of Pram ingham, to reorganize Scouts in Stow after months of inactivity.
Stow The nay Parent Teachers Association hosts an old fashioned square dance at Stow Town Hall on Saturday evening November 19 at 8 o'clock to benefit the Pilot Grove School lunch program. Music by Shirley Cobleigh Gloria Gleasondale and Mary Wetherbee of Boxboro.
The Ladies of the First Parish Church Sewing Circle met at Mrs. John Lemos home on Gleasondale road to appoint a nominating committee for the upcoming election. Their next meeting is November 17 at Mrs. Myron Curtis's Gleasondale road home.
At the church dinner attended by about 300 people, Mrs. Walter Hallett led the roast ham serving with four helpers. Eight American flags were presented to the troops by organizations in town including the V F W Auxiliary and the Acton Woman's Club, funded by contributions from those groups.
On Friday November 18 the Rotary Club hosts Ro Spenberen as guest editor and features him among the day’s program highlights. The event brings community members together for discussion and local engagement.
Mrs. Thomas led a buffet lunch assisted by Peggy Knight. Guests included Miss Sara Lou Wilson of Boston and Springs Kansas, Mrs. Benjamin Benoit of Concord, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Baxter.
On October 29 Sudbury Girl Scouts Troop I entertained Cam p- Elbanobscot Troop 57 at Sudbury Camp. They practised part of the Scout laws with aid from Senior Scouts Beverly Giles and Marcia Gaug and Theodore King assisted.
The American Junior Red Cross plans a 20000 pinafores project to aid Italian school children in the primary grades as part of sewing class efforts. The effort also funds Italian Red Cross health classes and summer centers for children. Total gifts amount to 95600 dollars.
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