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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1947
Page
5
The speech argues that dual freedom includes public education for all, union choice, employment options, and entrepreneurial opportunity. It asserts Americans live these freedoms daily and that freedom for labor, business, religion, and education cannot be divided or parceled out from Washington or any other capital.
Mrs Charles Tral Street Hud Carolyn Tatty reports the birth of a son at Marlboro Hospital on Great Road. Mr and Mrs Freder Pes Maine announce the newborn.
Fragmentary notice outlines insurance and rate figures with a value around 16.90 dollars. Mentions preliminary figures and comparisons within a financial context.
Stow Middlesex Local Christian Endeavorers plan a pilgrimage to Portland Maine October 12 to 14 1881 Portland the birthplace of Christian Endeavor founded by Dr Francis E Clark Attending members include Wendell Rayner Ralph Smith Alex Gray Marjorie Gray Ruth Stiles Heidine Smith Donald Smith all from Stow and Carol Hollingsworth from Littleton.
Three men Domenik Salbemi 25 Matin Cangiolosi 27 and Louis Riccobone 27 were fined 25 each on disorderly charges after police said they used a telescope on a roof to stare at the dressing room windows of Radio City Music Hall in New York City.
The Stow Women's Association 4 hosted its first 1947 48 season meeting in Stow Town Hall. The program Romance to Your Head drew many members and hats were modeled with members trying on favorites. Afternoon tea was served by Mrs Kitchell and committee. New members joined, signaling a promising outlook for the section.
Funeral services for Minerva Ray Seaver were held Saturday at 2:30 p m in Brookside Cemetery Stow. Seaver formerly of Stow died last Wednesday in Scarsdale New York after months of illness. She is survived by husband Liam T Seaver a brother Harry Ray of Newton and two sisters Mary Richardson of Allston and Grace Man of Santa ser. Reverend Paul N Carnes of the First Parish Unitarian Church Stow officiated.
Stow Miss Barbara Rebe, daughter of Mr and Mrs weak Roberts of Great Was taken to Marlboro hospital yesterday afternoon in an ambulance and underwent an emergency appendectomy.
Maynard Home Center at 23 Main Street promotes fall home cleaning and decorating services. The store highlights exclusive wallpaper consultation, Keystone paints, and a display room for selecting colors with long lasting room redecoration.
Fragmentary text reports a judge involved in a weekend incident in Pittsfield. Details are unreadable, hindering clear identification of parties, actions, or outcomes.
Stow area residents plan moves and visits as Mr and Mrs Richard Darling prepare to relocate to a newly built home in Stow Lower Village. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary schedule a meeting at Stow Town Hall on Tuesday October 14 with initiation of lapsed members.
In Warsaw, a 30 hour downpour forced woodchucks to seek higher ground. Animals were seen moving across a field and up a hill as investigators found six holes flooded with water.
A draft city report indicates Cohoes police department in New Jersey shows a better than average efficiency with 1.95 police per 1,000 residents. The findings reference maintenance of order and crime control as key metrics.
Ray Dinsmore of the state highway department scored a hole in one on the second hole at Olympia Country Club in Olympia Washington. This marks a repeat from last year when he aced the same 115 yard hole with a nine iron. This year he used an eight.
The Stow Women's Association will hold a lunch on Tuesday October 14 at 12:30 in the First Parish Universalist Church vestry. The event, sponsored by Luncheon is Served Inc, features samples of sponsored products a door prize and a short moving picture.
The Sudbury Garden Club held its annual meeting at the 1812 House, Readehhre, on Monday afternoon. Tea was served and Mrs. Richard Kiawe announced her retirement from the club.
A fragment mentions a foot high item of three feet in diameter weighing 48 pounds connected to Joseph De Pasqua during a forest hike. The text lacks context about nature or significance.
Sudbury two youths Walter Burke 15 and James Burke 13 sons of Mr and Mrs Walter E Burke of Boston Road were injured when their horse Belted bolted across the lawn pulling a small wagon causing the wagon to overturn. Walter suffered fractures in two leg bones and James sustained a cut on his arm. Dr Karl R Whitney attended.
Mrs. Fatana a a ley to John Hayes wen are announced by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Deare of Acton. The November wedding is planned. Other notices show Irvin FitzSim mons and Gatghter Nancy vacationing in Limestone Maine and Arkansas while visiting relatives.
Sudbury hews that the town forms a ten district structure with a rector heading one district. Twenty three directors including Robert C Hall and Mrs Alvin Smith are listed as consents to serve. A Tuesday meeting distributed time cards for volunteers. Activities begin October 26 with Sudbury divided among Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and the Nursing Association. A committee needs eighty workers to reach its goal.
Sudbury residents Mrs. Jasper Y. Maher and her mother Mrs Hiramis test for California on 4. They will visit Ms Maher's son Edward in Long Beach.
Lawrence Tucker of Boston Post Road South Sudbury enters the Fisher School in Somerville to study initiative assistance. A 1937 high school graduate, he served five years in the Army and has been to the European theater.
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