Community plans fundraiser at Union Church
Plans are underway for a community event at Union Church on October 30 at 6 30 p m. A supper and motion pictures are listed as part of the program.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1947
Page
15
Plans are underway for a community event at Union Church on October 30 at 6 30 p m. A supper and motion pictures are listed as part of the program.
Mr and Mrs George B Clark of Lexington road Concord celebrate 54 years of marriage tomorrow October 24 They are well known locally and have a daughter two sons and several grandchildren Soybeans account for nearly half of the nation s oil crop value
The Sudbury unit of the American Legion Auxiliary will hold a gift shower on October 27 at 8 p.m. at the Legion hall to raise gifts for the Veterans Administration Hospitals Christmas Gift Shop. Admission is one gift under $1.00. About 30,000 gifts are targeted for five VA hospitals, with shipments to Cushing VA Hospital in November for the December 3 gift shop.
Community groups honor servicemen with expressions of gratitude and plan to share more information. President Catherine Bancroft will provide further details to interested organizations about this worthy program and its goals.
The Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association met at the Town Hall on October 15. Dr. Karl H. Whitney urged forming a Mutual Aid organization under the SPHNA to recruit volunteers on call to assist homes during illness and times when care is needed. The group believes such a program could prevent suffering and death.
Fragmentary text notes Rebecca Liebman looking forward to a visit with David Lickswani. reference to California appears as a stray fragment.
The 21 Club announces a Halloween Barn Dance at the Concord Girl Scout House on Saturday November 1, 1947 at 8:00 p.m. Music by Me Mahang Old Timers Band. Wear dungarees bandanas and straw hats. Refreshments served and admission reasonable. The witches and goblins will be there.
Mr. and Mrs. James DeNormandie announce the birth of their third child and second son, Philip Ardley, on October 15 at the Richardson house in Boston. Maternal details not provided.
Krago notes caretaking basis with 200 men handling maintenance, fire and police protection, and record keeping. Developments in subminiature electronic tubes enable radio remote control of model aircraft and boats.
Concord honors Staff Sgt Robert M Davis 35 United States Army who died of a heart attack on furlough. Service conducted at Trinitarian Congregational Church with James J Mansfield Post in attendance. Burial at Sleepy Hollow. Davis and his brother are World War II veterans who reenlisted after the war.
A Conord obituary recalls Patrick Lynch who died recently. It mentions his son John B. Lynch and two grandsons and granddaughters, all residing in Concord. The notice notes his Irish birth and long residence with Michael J. Pocicchi as a listed name.
Concord Rotary Club's Thursday noon meeting at Howard Johnsons featured Tom OConnor, Medford High School rector and noted football figure, as guest speaker. Coach Megin of Concord High arranged the program and emphasized physical education for youth.
Announcement from Miss Parker of Concord reveals engagement to Ralph Flanders son of Mrs Flora Keller Merrimack. Flanders is a graduate of McGaw Institute and a sophomore at the University of New Hampshire Durham.
A blaze erupted inside a closed structure described as steadily burning from within. Investigators work to determine the cause as officials note significant fire intensity and smoke noted but no immediate injuries reported.
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