Board of Selectmen November 7 and 14
A notice outlines upcoming Board of Selectmen meetings on November 7 and November 14. The brief lists dates and general topics to be discussed.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1946
Page
9
A notice outlines upcoming Board of Selectmen meetings on November 7 and November 14. The brief lists dates and general topics to be discussed.
A fragment from the Massachusetts Probate Court notice indicates an interested party involved in an inheritance matter and references a court action. Details are limited in the OCR fragment.
Concord notes T M Longstreth of Lexington road elected to the Corficard Library committee replacing Tate Allen French who died last month. Edward F Loughlin named chairman, serving as senior member for 30 years.
Margaret W Sisson petitions to register and confirm title to two parcels in Acton Middlesex County as Lots A and B, bounded by Hayward Road Arlington Street and neighboring estates. Objections must be filed by December 9 with the Middlesex County Recorder. otherwise petition stands confessed. The notice names Isabella Kennedy Mary Charter Helen Knowlton Jessie Knowlton Hazel Hughes and John Reed as respondents. Nov 14,21,27
The statistics division of the Massachusetts Department of Labor and Industries shows 140,872 women enrolled in unions in 1779 Massachusetts, with 13,000+ women joining in 1945 and male membership down 2,373 from 1944 to 1945. The report, delayed by printing bottlenecks, notes total union members across sexes at 515,370 in 1946 and outlines union counts by trades including boot and shoe, transportation, metal and machinery, textiles, printing, and boot and shoe workers.
Local report by Charles H. Little notes a freak plant in McConnellsville where a green tomato grew on a potato plant, unusual produce from a single garden.
The Town of Concord Board of Appeals announces a public hearing at the Veterans Building Walden Street on November 20 1946 at 8:00 p m regarding a petition by Eib Erica Weymington Ways Inc and the Estate of Frances N Williams for approval of a commercial airfield and related structures including a repair shop office two metal hangars and underground gasoline storage on premises near the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Mill Road and Williams Road The hearing will assess whether the proposed use would be injurious to the neighborhood.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex ss Probate Court to all persons interested in the estate of Alisha Robertson of Sudbury under conservatorship. The conservator has filed for advance in the court at Cambridge with return day November 18. Witness John C Leggitt First Judge, Sept 24 1946. Also a Lost Book notice No. 11699 for Assabet Institution for Savings Maynard Mass Oct 2 81 Nov.
A local memorial to George B. Bartlett was installed beneath The Headlocks in North Branch. Nearby talk references a 50 years ago era with Patriots and McKinley’s victory, while other notes mention community happenings and local elections.
The article notes Miss Sarah A Loomis longtime high school English teacher retires after 33 years of service. It also mentions Eliza Feth Dwyer being elected master of Cord Grange and Police Chief Michael J Foley’s wife Acton marking the 20th wedding anniversary.
The Concord Woman's Club schedules its next meeting for Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Vestry of the Trinitarian Congregational church. Mrs. G Sher nibh Blair will preside over the business session with a program and speakers organized by James H. Volkmann, 11th District Chairman of International Relations. On November 25 a joint meeting with the West Concord Warden's Club is planned at the Trinitarian church parish house.
The newly organized Harvey Wheeler PTA formerly West Concord PTA invites teachers and parents to a meeting next Wednesday November 20 at 8 o clock in the Harvey Wheeler School Auditorium. Further organization is expected at this gathering.
The Concord High School event featured a barn dance with lively festivity and a judges panel awarding Lennie Erickson for a standout vegetable arrangement. Class officers elected include Sona Melagh as president Betty Wright as vice president Jane Richardson secretary and others guiding student council and activities for the 47 48 year.
President Robert Daley and vice president John Russell lead the slate with secretary Paul DeMille and treasurer Frank Clarkson. Directors include Richard Dee and student council members Rosalie Caiger Carolyn Olsen Robert Learmonth and James Stoddard.
In Dathau Germany the prisoner orchestra performs a theme song titled Dont Fence Me In. The piece reflects morale efforts within wartime confinement and showcases the ensemble's resolve amid captivity.
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