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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1948
Page
3
Fragmentary text recalls Minute Man symbols and a Concord scroll tied to local town conventions and Armistice Day. It mentions Harvard Littleton Lexing Acton and 20 towns, with aims to display a nations week tribute and lineage from 1774 through civic renewal.
A local 4-H event titled People of Middle hosted a fair at the Armory. The gathering showcased youth projects and community involvement with participants banding together to support the event.
Concord Public Schools participate in district wide broadcasts from station WCRB in cooperation with Charles River Broadcasting Co. Students from Concord High School led by Mrs Elmer Robinson produced the United Nations Day program on October 24. Pupils named include Harriet Smart Doreen Saunders Claire Parker Lawrence Dutton John Buckley Carol Sreenan Martin Coyne. Continued broadcasts scheduled with Harvey Wheeler School Peter Bulkeley School and Concord High School through May and June.
Stow Woman's Association sponsored a whist card party at Stow Town Hall on Friday evening. Twelve tables competed with Joseph Hanslip of Gleasondale winning top score and Mrs Rodger Matthewman taking the other prize. Door prize went to Mrs Galen McLaughlin and a decorated cake by Mrs Samuel Ineson was auctioned by Jack Derby.
Old Concord Chapter D A R met Saturday at the Chapter House with Regent Mrs. Victor E Peppard presiding A brief business session followed devotionals The penny boxes for American International College Springfield were to be collected at the February meeting The chapter sent three members to the fall conference at Stockbridge Its regent and vice regent Mrs Howard G Simonds and Mrs Robert Mortensen heard reports Mrs Simonds spoke of the conference and Mrs Torstensen of the President General's addresses The afternoon speaker Mrs Orland Smith Marshall discussed Christmas books and reviews covered Tomorrow Will Be Better The Plagues and I and The Egg and s Betty MacDonald The Cleft Rock and Appointment on the Hill were noted All reviews were enjoyed The closing tea was hosted by Maynard and assisted by Mrs Augusta Li Marse ex regent chairwoman Mrs Pepard and Mrs Charles R Wily Cox
Concord High School plans a banquet to honor the 1946 grid team with awards for most valuable and most improved players. Speakers include Coach Valpey and co captains Joe Callahan and John Wetherbee. Bill Osmanski could not attend.
The Concord P T A plans a meeting at Concord Civic School cafeteria next Wednesday November 17 at 8 oclock. Dr Richard Montague will speak with Mrs Caroline Big about reading methods and inside information for parents. Refreshments will follow.
In Stow Concord Sunday November 7 Miss Marion Maxted Wetherbee daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wetherbee West Concord married Wallace Malcolmson son of Mr and Mrs Wallace at Great Road. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Thomas South Acton and bridesmaids Miss Catherine Elliott West Concord Miss Sally Annight eke Village. Best man Bernard Allen Flecher and John Hale Wetherbee Milton Brown Wetherbee? brothers of the bride. Organist Mrs Li and soloist Mrs Ellen Paakala. Bride wore white satin with fingertip veil and carried pink carnations with orchid center. After ceremony a reception in the church parish room followed.
On Sunday November 14 the Holy Name Society at St Bernard’s Church observes Communion Sunday with members receiving Mary Communion at 8 15 p m The men will then gather at 7 00 p m in the church to discuss plans for the coming year.
Parents and friends visited Concord High School for a Parents Night open house. Principal Radcliffe Morrill welcomed attendees while teachers greeted guests in home rooms during the event.
Fragmentary text mentions a couple and a wedding anniversary at Concord with scattered names and places. Details are unreadable due to OCR errors, yielding no clear event date or complete identities.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pueblo Indians and references to skilled viscerar mics, but lacks coherent details, names, places, or dates to form a concrete event or report. The readable portion provides no clear人物 or organization.
Fragmentary report notes local Merlboro event featuring plaid fashion and pottery displays. Details are limited and names or dates are unreadable.
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