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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1949
Page
5
The Central Regional Meeting of the Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Club will be held at Tucker Man Hall Worcester on Wednesday October 26. Regional Vice-President Mrs Henry E Webster will preside. The meeting opens at 10 30 a m.
Mrs Harvey E Greenwood chairs the 1950 Convention General Federation with Mrs Elwyn G Spirrey and Mrs Jesse J Morgan directing districts. Luncheon at 12 30 p m, reservations with Mrs Robert G Cowan by October 24 in Worcester. Afternoon session 2 00 p m featuring Miss Martha J Carlson soloist and greeting from Mrs Lewis C Stevens. Edith Nourse Rogers will speak.
Stow Warren Wheeler Wetherbee Post 272 Legion Auxiliary held a private installation at the home of Carl Lund Great Road Tuesday evening. Fourteen members dined at the Lobster Inn Wayland and planned the Auxiliary Christmas Gift Shoppe for veterans with gifts collected from members and friends.
A brief note references John Ryden of New York City tied to events over the weekend. The fragment suggests Ryden participated or was noted in a weekend timeframe.
A trainee is transferred to a new base to join a training program for control tower operations. The course covers weather, investigations, typing, and ATC methods, aiming to qualify him to join a tower team directing airport traffic as a traffic officer.
Sudbury community hosts teen parties to entertain youths as Mr. Sharkey marks the fifth year of promoting these gatherings. The events provide social evenings for local teens and reflect ongoing local efforts to create safe, supervised activities.
A Sudbury based state public health effort trained volunteers to assist vision tests. Mrs Dorothy Palmer and Mrs Winborn Rawlings led a session where over five hours were devoted to understanding the complex machinery and procedures.
Sudbury organizers outline extensive preparations with detailed planning and community input. The initiative seeks broad participation, coordinated logistics, and clear communication to ensure a successful outcome.
J H Mallison, longtime Assabet Mills employee since 1930, 49 years in the department, died at a rest home. He left seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Fowler Funeral Home with Rev. Robert E. Burt officiating. Interment followed at Glenwood Cemetery.
Sudbury Mrs. Lee Waters hosted the knitting club for its first gathering since last spring. Members reported little progress as several members had prior commitments and could not attend.
Ms Moreau born June 8 in St Francis Quebec was 80 when she died at St Bernard’s. She belonged to Concord Grange and P of H and was an honorary member at the time of her death.
A fragment notes Alpha Phi gathered at the Leary home for a 20 person meeting as a pilot event on her 18th birthday in place of a regular meeting set for October. An unrelated line warns that an automobile kills a human every 13 minutes.
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