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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1949
Page
8
A coalition of local merchants supports distributing scientifically prepared safety manuals to schoolchildren. The effort aims to reduce accidents nationwide, with funds reimbursed through a sponsoring group percentage. Grangers endorse the program as a public safety measure to save lives.
J Raymond Sims 31 Everett Street named custodian of the Veterans Building in Concord. He has begun duties succeeding Frank J Geese of WF Boning Inn who will continue work at Bedford airport.
The Order of Dettoley recognized Gry ap for leadership at last weekend’s convention in Swampscott. Community officials praised their role in coordinating events and fostering local dialogue.
Officials report two inmates escaped from the Massachusetts Reformatory last Friday and have been seen in various locations including Marlboro. A watch is on Nichols home on Rice Street Hudson as the sixth and seventh escapes this year at West Concord. The pair allegedly fled in a car owned by Isaac Jensen of Main Street West Concord. the vehicle was recovered unharmed by state police in Wrentham.
The Young Couples Club of Sudbury holds its first regular meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Child on Thursday evening. The group, aiming to foster fellowship among young married residents, begins with five couples and invites each couple to recruit five more couples to join.
The Acton Art group met Tuesday evening at Harrington Moore's East Acton home. Mrs. Joseph Dee presided and conducted club business as officers announced new savings bond plans.
The bride wore a Juliette lace gown with seeded pearls and illusion veil. Attendants included Miss Patricia Ahern and Miss Ann Condon with gowns of aqua and dusty rose. Best man was John Schaeffer. The couple, after a New England trip, will reside at 378 Main Street West Concord.
Local hunters fanned out across the state today and many reported taking their legal bag before returning home. Miss Alice Zumwalt of Crescent road has been hospitalized at Emerson Hospital after an emergency appendectomy. She graduated from high school last June.
The general public is invited to a club luncheon on November 3 with Mrs. Robert J Acton and Mrs. Walter M Cook listed as hosts. Following the meal Dr. George Graves, noted horticulturist, will present a talk on holly.
Weekend visitors include Mrs. Stuart and Mrs. Anne Buxton as guests of Miss Gertrude Halloran. Mrs. Bowry, recovering from injuries after a fall, moved from Gee Hospital to a Cambridge Rest Home. Mrs. Olgan leads October floral decorations at Goodnow Library. Mrs. Fletcher travels in New York visiting friends and discussing an upcoming book.
A seaside gathering ending with a toast and a Ten tartee danse at the Town Hall as a group marks an evening of celebration.
The Stow chapter of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8074 met at the town hall on Tuesday evening. A brief business session preceded the gathering with discussion among members.
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