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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1948
Page
7
The Wake H Club invites members and leaders from the eastern section to the annual fall highlight at the YMCA on November 20. The event, under the Courage of Wake organization, aims to foster cooperation among club members and neighboring communities.
Dr Raymond Bragg executive director of the Unitarian Service Co spoke at a Monday meeting of the Association on The Service Committee Its Accomplishments and Its Future. Warren Farr of Boston, a U S prosecuting attorney at the Nuremberg Trials spoke on the significance of the trials in international jurisprudence.
The Milwaukee convention of the Unil rewery Workers Union proved a success as delegates received beer from local breweries. Before the convention opened, unionists had disposed of 47 half barrels as part of celebratory activities.
Kin of two Pennsylvania heroes to receive the Medal of Honor. Proseubes of Medal of Honor to kin of Staff Sergeant John of Pennsylvania. near ville, gong K periment announce the words honor. two a coma saber. It is believed these will be the last such awards for the recent war. The widow is among those honored.
Owners awaken to a cash register ring and grab a pistol as two burglars attempt a break in at a tavern. The owner, John Pivo, 32, restrains them from his upstairs room until police arrive.
Maynard High School announces its first term honor roll with High Honors for seniors Ai Eriksen Viola Hakala Helen Nee Norma ONeill Sarvela Rose Terrasi and juniors Sara Boeske Rache Keto Norma Martinsen Arn Weckstrom. Sophomores Richard oe ir Mary von riscilia bara Rich Edward Motaknow ski Mary Sullivan. Freshmen Janet Gentsch Catherine Higgins Patricia Meister Barbara Mitzcavitch Judge Morgan Patricia Wehkoja.
New York wholesalers reported television sets sold in the first nine months of 1948 totaled 134.5 million dollars, about 30 percent of the 337.5 million dollars in radio receivers sold in the same period, according to Business Week magazine.
Concord residents are urged to support the Sierra Scouts as Girl Scouts pack Christmas boxes for needy children. Toy repairs by local firemen help extend playthings. donations of belts, games, and books are sought to brighten the season for youngsters who would otherwise be without gifts.
World War II veterans have been unable to take advantage of Institutional On the Farm under Public Law 16 or 346 due to lack of instructors and facilities. The State Department of Education may provide additions if interest is known by area. Veterans should submit name and address to the Department of Veterans' Services, Stow Street, Concord.
Camden police finally located a stolen car after 43 hours of pursuit. At last, two overtime parking tickets were left on the windshield.
A reader notes how firemen can transform toys with glue and paint, bringing happiness to children at the Girl Scout House or the Fire Station with Christmas-worthy repairs.
Bedford twins Brian and Lyle Carlson, sons of Mr and Mrs George Carlson residing at the Bedford U S Veterans Hospital, completed Eagle Scout requirements at a Sachem Council Court of Honor in Arlington. They are the second twin pair to earn Eagle in the council, joining Nathaniel K Brown, son of Mr and Mrs John F Brown of 201 Concord Street. Formal presentations are being arranged.
Marlboro resident Patrick Roche of 383 Lincoln Street was bumped by a car driven by Henry deBlaires of 22 Davis Street on Gibbon Street yesterday. Roche suffered minor bruises and walked home.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship in Sudbury welcomes Maynard youth as permanent members. On November 21 at 7:00 p m under fellowship sponsorship a movie titled Beyond Our Own will be shown in the church vestry. The Hollywood production is open to all interested attendees.
Concord notice recalls 50th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Anders Christofferson of South Acton. Reception in Evangelical Free Church Lang Street Concord Thursday November 18 at 6 30 p.m. Banquet at Masonic Temple Monument Square after the program. Public invited to church reception. banquet by invitation only.
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