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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1948
Page
11
A fragment notes a Monday afternoon First Parish gathering in this town. The subject cited is improving books and related topics, with unclear references to Charles G. Lorale Street and Behe posi.
A 19 year old, Don ald R. Comtois of 193 Chestnut street, pled guilty in District Court on a charge of stealing light from four cars. Special Justice Winfiela Temple fined him 50 dollars and warned that repeat offenders would face jail. Chief Joubert and Sgt Hutch reported the admission and said information led to the arrest.
West Concord The opening fall meeting of the West Concord Woman's Club was held Friday afternoon at the Geneora Union Church. Following the business session the guest speaker Mrs Marion H. Clark was presented and gave a talk on news content. Tea was served in charge of Mrs Winslow J. Damon and her committee.
The World Health Organization, a UN agency, fights tuberculosis and malaria in Greece and cholera in Egypt while improving global health. It notes more dairy and beef cattle in Nebraska today than buffalo a long time ago.
Stow couple Mrs Charles Priest announces the birth of a son named Anna to Mr and Mrs Anttie Chaves at Marlboro Hospital on Tuesday October 12 weighing 6 pounds 1 ounce. Ralph Parette and Mary DiPietro of West Acton celebrate the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Cerene DiPietro of Stow and Mr and Mrs Parette of Olyphant Pennsylvania along with relatives Rosetti of Revere as great grandfather.
The Army announces liberalized rules for competitive tours allowing commissioned officers up to age 30. Eligible officers from ORC and National Guard may apply, with provisions on prior service, active duty, and required observations. Tours begin January 15, April 15, July 15, and October 15 each year.
A partial notice outlines a fall Communion Breakfast scheduled for October 21 at Cecilia's with attendees from the lay community. The fragment references Deere and Kalg and mentions Copley Fiargened in connection to the event.
Hudson-Walter J. Wanahewicz, 21, of Maynard, was hospitalized Wednesday after a coal mine incident. He was taken to Hudson Hospital by ambulance and treated by Dr. Salvatore Taschetta for a fractured pelvis.
Concord The Junior Clans of Concord High School sponsor a Junior Jump at Ell A Hall Memorial Auditorium next Saturday night at 8. Refreshments will be served. Mrs James Miller heads the committee with students Dianne Pratt Daly Adams and James Idard listed among the workers.
The Young People's Society of the Canal Church Carlisle invites all to a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock on Lang Street with Pastor Case y in charge.
The Boston Globe comic section features familiar characters Matt and Jeff Mary Worth Donald Duck Abner and The Berrys with Penny Vitr gil Napoleon and Uncle 21m as part of a daily lineup. Read Sunday Globe for more on these popular features.
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