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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1949

Page

8

Four Food Sales For Polio Fund In Acton Clubhouse

Four food sales to benefit a polio fund were held at the Acton Woman's Club house on Main Street Acton Cent Section. Local volunteers assisted including Mrs Churchill Newman Mrs EB Everett Putnam Mrs John Pederson Mrs Roger Crafts and others. In West Acton the sale will be held at a later date.

Acton Main Street Cent- Secthe Atenee Hughn Allen Churchill Newman EB Everett Putnam John Pederson Roger Crafts B. Roche Harlan Tuttle Irving S. Duren Leo Eugene McKercher Charles E. Bartlett Ernest Simpson George Newton Fred Richards Alden C. Flagg, Jr Kenneth E. Jewell James Gates West Acton

Foreman Child Advances After Polio Illness

Concord parents Charles E Foreman and Mrs Foreman report their two and a half year old son, once stricken with polio, is improving and will be transferred from a Boston hospital to a Wellesley facility specializing in polio convalescence. The child is one of five siblings including a twin. Stephen Verrill, a 14 year old high school freshman, also contracted polio about the same time.

Concord Robert Foreman Charles E. Foreman Walden Street Boston Wellesley Hospital Little Stephen Verrill Foreman

Acton Church Event Led by Local Ladies

In West South Acton at the Acton Baptist Church Mrs. Edward A. Schmitz oversaw proceedings with Mrs. Charles Vose and Mrs. George assisting at the Thermal Engineering Company event in the square, a community gathering led by local women.

Acton Baptist Church Edward A. Schmitz West South Acton Thermal Engineering Co Charles Vose George

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A historical note indicates the subject is now able to move with crutches after illness, though details are incomplete. The text suggests a recovery phase with assistive aid but lacks full context or names.

Rogers Co. win tops event with Warren and Dwinells

Marjorie Warren won the Rogers Co. honor while Bob Dwinells and Marion Veracka earned spot dance prizes. The elimination waltz went to Alexander Gray, junior class president, and his partner Marjorie Crowe. Stan

Rogers & Co Marjorie Warren Bob Dwinells Marion Veracka Alexander Gray Marjorie Crowe

Bedford Women Raise Funds For Polio Patients

Bedford women organized a fundraising drive for polio patients. The Woman's Division and parish groups led by Mrs. Nicholas J. Genetti and Mrs. Eugene Herlighy with Miss Elea Nor aided by Mrs. Thomas Poleo and Mrs. Joseph J. Rogers of St. Michael's.

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Concord Lions Club Regular Meeting Notes

A Concord Lions Club regular meeting was held Tuesday night in the Colonial Room of the Howard. The club will host Lexington Lions Club on October 25 for an entertaining event.

Concord Concord Lions Club Howard Lexington Lions Club

Church Names Louis H o Se and Earl S Atwood

The Church of Christ announces Louis H o Se and Earl S Atwood as new members or leaders within the church community. Their roles and positions are noted in the latest church communications.

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