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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1949
Page
15
Fragmentary OCR lists diverse names and terms including Spears Spummuy Caruutu Palueu and Uch ab Carnacc with scattered references to Carl Simeone Wemativy and Lowmance Luck Garnett Warrene Va Cron. No coherent event or context evident.
Ronald S. Brooks, of Old Bed and Brooks Street, recounts a recent deer hunting trip. He describes the outing's setting and observations from his expedition.
Next Sunday Holy Communion Sunday for the boys of the parish at St Ber iio of Guatations snoen Concord. Troop 31 Concord Scouts plans a session at the Scout House at 7 o clock with Gail Mathisde again night.
Bedford residents are reminded of the no all night parking rule. Vehicles may not park on streets between 2:00 A.M. and 6:00 A.M. for more than one hour, except for emergencies as outlined in Traffic Section 8 Article IV.
In a March 10 1947 town meeting notes officers stated any vehicle blocking snow clearance on a highway may be towed at the owner’s expense. The measure targets obstructive parking during snow work on public roads.
Sudbury High School seniors present a three act comedy Ever Since Eve by Ryerson and Clement at the Town Hall on Friday evening December 9. The event promises a delightful entertainment as the seniors stage the play and conclude the week with a noon closing for schools.
The Acton and West Acton Women’s Clubs unite to collect soap wrappers for CARE bound for Europe. Cochairs Mrs George Newton and Mrs George Hatch organize store donations and pupil collections with a December 30 deadline.
A public hearing is set for Tuesday evening November 29 to consider Frederick Withington and Elizabeth A. Withington request to renovate the Paul B. Webber estate on Hillside Ave from a one family dwelling to a four unit apartment house. The current zoning, adopted when the dwelling was one family, prohibits such conversion.
Twenty eight children from Kin School in Wellesley toured Wayside Inn with teacher Mrs Seavey and Miss Staples. The group, aged nine and ten, asked many questions and listened attentively. Greyhounds? No. Guests enjoyed luncheon and a house tour. Marlboro residents note Bill Cummings who visits with his Marlboro wife and Fabian neighbor, known for a large music box.
A concise fragment quotes Joseph Joubert on unity and charm, presenting a reflective aphorism about collectively valuing grace and wit in conversation and society.
A fragmented item notes the word jaez once linked to American manners may fade from usage. It mentions Charlie Vicksburg and changes in slang with spigot workers called purveyors, though readers view ideas as mere jokes.
In Frankfurt the Women's Army Corps detachment of 21 members faced a rough start as they fired their 30 caliber carbines at dawn. The fog shrouded the small-arms range while Range Sergeant McKee oversaw their first disciplined volley and the unit endured a tense, testing morning.
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