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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1948
Page
15
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated event reference with unclear names and numbers. Readable elements include a wedding context and numeric codes or years, but key details are missing.
Concord N H Theresa Finan daughter of Patrolman and Mrs Thomas V Finan 6 Willow Street was honored at a surprise bridal shower at her aunt Mrs John J Casey 48 Belknap Street last Wednesday with over 50 guests. She has set November 21 as her marriage date and received many gifts while the home was attractively decorated. Refreshments were served.
Concord notices a series of whist parties by the Guild of St Joseph's church Sahn at Town hall on Oct 25 and Nov 1. Proceeds aid a Christmas for St Joseph's children. Prizes abound each event and a special prize honors those attending all three. Organizer leads the events.
A vintage ad touts a simple syrup mix using sugar and water plus 24 grains of Pinex powder to make a pint of cough medicine. It promises fast relief by loosening phlegm soothing irritated membranes and easing soreness with a money back guarantee.
The regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen will be held in the Town House. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented at that time to the secretary of the Board, William Bain, Chairman J. Murray McKenzie, Secretary Joseph P. Dineen.
A drug advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple, effective remedy for intense skin itching. It claims immediate relief after first use and ongoing healing with short treatments, with a money back satisfaction guarantee through the druggist.
Mrs George Murphy and Mrs Thomas J. Carney assisted by Guild members host an event with refreshments served. Public is invited.
Contord Allister F MacDou gall, director of Middlesex County Extension Service, guest hosted last Wednesday morning. He interviewed Ed Walker and Beverly Flood of all. Walker, a well known ES hy and apple farmer, is a high school student who has worked on his farm for six years.
Brooks president Richard Brooks heads the Young People branch with Curtis Chapin and James Kubick as officers. Joseph Snider serves as secretary-treasurer. The open fall meeting convened last Sunday evening at the Stone Church in Weston.
Mrs Powell, Concord, a teacher and author, spoke on "The Church Charter for Childhood" to the Women's Society of the First Parish Church in Lincoln. The meeting at Mrs Robert L. Maes's home, led by president Mrs Leland A. Wildes, planned a December 4 bazaar.
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