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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1946
Page
7
A troop gathering Saturday night at St. Elizabeth's, Acton, featured an honor court. Donald Keyes, Robert Durand, and Ney received Stars for their service to the troop as mothers looked on. Lawrence Donnelly and others attended.
Maynard Dramatic Club schedules a tenth anniversary dance for Friday December 6 at Parker Street Hall. Organizer Louis Cave leads a committee including Frances Swartz Helen Mark Ketodla Sybil Juno Frank Primiano Paul Engelhardt and James Fave with Salamione's Orchestra providing music. All members are expected to participate.
Mr and Mrs Philip Weimer of Somerville announce the birth of twin boys Richard and Robert on November 15 The father is the former Bette Casassa of Strawberry Hill Road Acton Buy Victory bonds and stamps
The Acton South School announces the September October honor roll and perfect attendance list. Names include Richard Laffin Georgiana Phelps Joyce Whine Nancy Caouette Phyllis Reynolds Ellen Day Lucy Newport Margaret Sexton Sir san Stapnel Arthur Day Sandra Christoffer son John Downey Elizabeth Hartwell and others across grades 1 to 6.
A holiday appeal urges families to invest in thirty United States Savings Bonds as a safe, lasting gift idea. The message promotes backing loved ones’ futures by choosing bonds over fleeting toys.
Acton nears the end of the Great Boston Community Fund campaign with only 52.7 percent of its quota. Chairman G Judd Farley says many homes are overlooked and urges those not yet reached to contribute through local headquarters at Mrs. E Wilson Bursaw's residence, Acton 129 3. He calls for a strong final push to honor the Red Feather humanitarian effort.
A group of Acton Women's Club members toured a Boston broadcasting studio last Monday morning. Participants included president Mrs. George Newton and many other members such as Miss Clara Newton Mrs. Stuart Allen Mrs. Walter Taylor Mrs. Arthur Raymond and several more.
Reports from across Massachusetts indicate a potential deer kill near or above the 1945 record. Chief Conservation Officer Lloyd M. Walker notes legal gun use for the open season if rifle components are disabled. Trappers report unusually high muskrat catches and widespread activity, while the Division plans conservation films for clubs to be released in December.
The readable fragment mentions labor and public suffering, a plea for balance before demanding more, and cites a Lawrence Fer source from 1966. The legibility is limited, but the piece hints at governance and education tensions, with calls for restraint amid bargaining.
The Middlesex Central Portiona Grange assembly for Acton Anarshae West Concord Bedford Framingham Maynard Sudbury Waltham Weston held elections in Lincoln. Maynard residents Ray Jones Adelaide Sims Mary Jones won high offices and the degree team set new officers. A Christmas party and a children’s event followed with prizes for Margery Flint and Hazel Bumpus.
Maynard residents Mr. and Mrs. John F. Croft of 11 Verrion Street observed their 45th wedding anniversary last Saturday. Their celebration doubled as brother Harvey Broadbent of Hudson marked his 15th wedding anniversary. The Crofts were joined by their five sons, one of whom works in commerce and is stationed in China.
Bedford church bell guild performed a concert by the Church of Christ group. The event featured ringing pieces and drew local congregants for an afternoon program in the town.
The group performed in Boston at a concert attended by Mrs. Sie, Mrs. Gaston Goyet, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Esther Santora, and Mrs. Alice Thompson. They gave another recent concert in Woburn at the Lutheran Church with violinist Nahigan and the Ringers. They promoted Victory Bonds and Stampe.
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