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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1948
Page
14
The 1845 55 era uniforms and frontier posts are recalled as Fort Bliss plans a centennial celebration in El Paso Texas on November 6 7. Officials expect thousands of visitors from across the country to attend.
At First Church of Christ Scientist Lowell 78 the Jesson sermon on Unreality was read last Sunday morning. Mrs William J Parker Jr, formerly Evangeline Pass of Carlisle, resigned as clerk at a local Mil Dam store. Weekly sewing classes begin Tuesday nights at The Barn under Mrs Donald H Chapman, with 10 meetings. Moratists warned that cars must display new stickers by November 1 or face prosecution.
Mr and Mrs William H Cas sidy and family of 500 Main Street West Concord plan to move into their newly built Main Street home soon. A purebred Ayrshire heifer calf won by Laurie Gray of Litton at the Littleton Fair was awarded through cooperative efforts of Mrs William E Mattison and Williams Jones. Local readers are reminded of Fire Prevention Week ending October 9 with cautions to households for the approaching winter fire risks.
Horton Reed of Sudbury and Wayland Road has been elected as a councilor in the Hopi Council at the Southern Arizona School for Boys Tucson Arizona where he is a senior student and son of Mr and Mrs H W Reed.
Sudbury Maynard road resident Anne Moynihan is named chairman of the Salvation Army appeal with Robert Hadger as general chairman and LaMonte Griswold as treasurer and they anticipate a successful meeting next week.
Local readers catch buzz around the Cleveland and Boston World Series with fans using radios and early TVs. The piece mentions upcoming events, voter month reminders, school debates, fire safety week, and community notices across Concord and nearby towns.
The Concord School Committee voted to form a fifth class for pupils in Grades 1 and 2 to relieve crowded rooms. Fifteen first graders and ten second graders will share Room 21 with five teachers, under Mrs John OConnor, as the plan aims for temporary relief and balanced instruction until building needs are addressed.
An all day gathering organized by the Union featured a plan session and a Concord evening program at the church. Men and women including Brownies joined in a first day afternoon event with attendees from Walden and nearby towns.
Writer 103 West St Leo advertises cosmetics for Christmas purchases. The notice highlights shop at 103 West Street Leo offering dety items for holiday gifts.
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