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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1949
Page
16
Concord High meets Hudson in a long running football night game, part of the town’s Friday schedule. The contest caps a season that includes nearby rivalries and civic notices amid October foliage and community events.
Hudson police charged Miller of Peakham Road Sudbury with operating a vehicle while intoxicated after an accident on 205 Street at night. The scene charge was continued to October 15 as the case appeared in Marlboro Superior Court.
Concord Troop weertan Boy Scouts in the Concord Lincoln Carlisle district launches its second annual fund drive to support camping. H Spooner, Scoutmaster, serves as chairman of the drive.
Lawmakers clash over reclamation irrigation and navigation spending as the droughted rivers strain funds. Senate leaders Kerr and Johnson gain praise for challenging hydro electric and private utility interests while the American Medical Association faces scrutiny over its spending and influence in national health policy.
Concord Grange P H held installation of officers with new master welcomed. A lecturer’s march followed. The next meeting is Tuesday October 18 to observe New Hampshire Night with several Granite State granges invited to attend. Three officers absent may be installed then.
Mr and Mrs William Tufts closed their summer home at Rockland Breakwater Maine and settled for the winter at their Sudbury home on Candy Hill Mrs Charles H 2itor at the home of her Michael Callin at Duxbury Miss Margaret Lloyd returned from England where she was seen with Coan Sua Mr and Mrs Joseph Cook of
Mrs HE Webster covered multiple tasks this week as she attended district meetings and club events. Her schedule included participation in preliminaries and engagement with the end committee at the Publick Office.
A fragmented OCR item references purchasing savings in the United States. Details are unclear and rest on unreadable text. The readable portions indicate a consumer promotion or offer but lack names dates or organizers.
The West Woman's Club holds its first meeting of the season with William Magoon presiding. Mrs Marion Rudkin will speak on book reviews. The open meeting invites guests and prospective members. Tea will be served after the gathering hosted by Mrs Laurence Hervey.
About 250 Prairie Farmers dined at the Inn on Monday September 26 with Miss Orpha Han of Chicago leading a seven-bus group. They enjoyed New England atmosphere and baked Indian pudding before touring the house. A sightseeing bus lunch followed and guide Mr. Compton announced it would be his last trip of the season.
The readable fragment mentions the mother of Mr. Se en eae, linked to Beoter and Mrs Bowes in a family notice.
The Acton Art Group invites Acton residents and neighbors to a meeting next Tuesday evening at the Moore home on Hill road East. The group formed last spring with officers led by President Mrs. Joseph Dee and Vice President and Treasurer Bersmayn Moore, Secretary Mrs. Donald Brazee, Publicity Chairman Mrs. Woodbine, with Edward A. Schmitz chairing the by statutes committee and serving as consultant.
Miss Gallant of Central street Acton wed Robert C. Swaney of Gleasondale in Payville Massachusetts on October 7. Rev Wheeler officiated. the bride is daughter of the late Joseph and Mrs Gallant. After a Catskills honeymoon the couple will reside in Gleasondale. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
Grand Matron Esther Chapter Maynard presided at Mizpah Chapter meeting in the Masonic Hall after a chicken-pie supper. Deputy Worthy Matron Norma J. Hastings and Worthy Patron Robert L. Hastings led the officers and honored guests. Past Grand Patron Ernest Conor Framingham planned to move home in a few days.
The readable text references Gladys Huntley Hastings and committee members in Florida. It notes a 9 o clock timing and intermission with some inspection arrangements, but the fragmentary OCR provides no clear event, outcome, or organizational context to summarize beyond these names and vague actions.
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