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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1949
Page
5
A fragmented report notes a Wednesday gathering titled Leper attendance and a parent meeting in the evening. Mentions Sion Smith and a wife, with references to gifts and a garden.
The Stow hospital fund drive lists committee members collecting donations for the Children's Hospital Medical Center. Named organizers include Mrs. John Wanhatalo Mrs. Albert Starr Mrs. Robert L Laursen and Robert Goucher with nurse Doris Allen assisting.
All Legion members are urged to attend this meeting. Officials emphasize participation and ensure members are informed of the agenda and decisions to be made.
The readable text is unclear and fragmented. It appears to reference savings but lacks concrete facts, names, dates, or organizations to form a valid summary or headline.
An executive board member from Watham outlines six requirements for a good Scout and Scouter including health, skills, and character. He describes Scouting as a democracy and notes a training course for Cubing is tentatively planned for October 20 with details to follow.
The text explains that when applying for an e card you provided a date and other details for a Social Security account set up in your name. It notes that identifying information from wage earners has been guarded since the first accounts were created thirteen years ago and wage information in your account is similarly protected. Only you or your authorized representative can access the state records.
The program lists Anna Kaskas contralto and James Pease bass as soloists. Tickets are on sale at Steinert's, 308 Main Street, Worcester.
A regional social security office offers help to individuals requesting state aid or benefits. Staff guide applicants through forms and eligibility requirements and provide deadlines and contact options.
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