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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1947
Page
10
The Temple Club announces a whist party at the Masonic Temple on Friday evening October 17 at 8:30 PM. Proceeds and details target club members with a full tournament format and valued prizes for participants.
The notice invites attendees to a forthcoming temple event with refreshments and a display of prizes, following a prior gathering. A similar party is planned for November 18 with the same format and prizes.
Extension Service agent Richard B. Rutherford spoke on WBZ radio during the New England Farm Hour last Wednesday at 6 45 AM. He represented Middlesex County and discussed farm topics with the listening audience.
A drug store window in Hagerstown was damaged when the sun’s rays ignited a glass cooking utensil and burned a wood panel. Fire caused a display to burn and the sun appeared to rain through the storefront.
Concord notices invite both women and men to volunteer for arts and skills instruction and other roles at the American Red Cross Gray Ladies Corps and Bedford Veterans Hospital. Training begins next month. contacts include Mrs. Andrew Dawson and Mrs. George R. Walker for details.
Registrar Rudolph King warns motorists of no leniency for delaying fall sticker purchases. A statewide inspection program will begin soon on Massachusetts highways with a deadline of October 31. Sticker sources include Minuteman, Chevrolet, Mutty & Tirefices Motors, Macone Bros. Avery & Murphy, Andersen's Service and McKellar Motors.
The Sudbury First Parish Alliance hosts its annual harvest fair on Monday October 13 from 10 am at Big Holiday Attractions. Activities include movies pony rides pet show and a cafe serving from 11 30 with a plant vegetable table palmist readings and various contests led by Alliance President Mrs Stuart Edgerly and a committee of local volunteers.
A Milwaukee boy aged nine felt a sharp pain while wading in Lake Michigan and hauled from the water a set of false teeth, prompting questions about the discovery and its origin.
Sudbury Woman's Club met Wednesday afternoon for its first gathering of the year with new president Mrs. Edmund Seers presiding. Sixteen new members joined as Avant of Hollywood spoke on clothes and demonstrated styling techniques to an enthusiastic audience.
The Maynard Club schedules a day event featuring ey Parker and Roy Se in Blue Jackets themed performances. Public interest grows as the club outlines activities and appearances by local entertainers.
The Board of Appeals held a public hearing on Friday October 17 1947 at 8 00 PM in Town Hall on Harry Rices petition for permission to dig ditches on land east of Water Row and to sell loam from the site. Lost book notice for deposit book No 37390 is recorded with payment stopped by Middlesex Ist for Savings. W S Smith Aust Treas Concord Mass Frank 9 16
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