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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1947

Page

6

Civil Service Announces Railway Postal Clerk Exam

The Civil Service Commission posts an exam for substitute railway postal clerks in all states except New York, Alaska, and Puerto Rico. Veterans have preference. non veterans with long service may apply for competitive status. First year pay is $1.14 per hour plus 10 percent night differential, rising to $1.54 with yearly 5 cent increases. age limits none. Applications due October 28 at Washington or Concord offices.

Concord Civil Service Commission Shere New York Alaska Puerto Rico Commission Henry O. M. Helsher Civil Service Regia United States Civil Service Commission Washington D. C

Birthday Party for 3 West Acton Girls

Three West Acton girls marked their 16th birthday with a dancing party at the West Acton Woman's Club. Honoree shared the cake as Alpha Goldthwaite Shirley Strong and Norma Pendergast were pied as guests attended by Betty Sexton Patricia Cram Marguerite Three Nancy Billings and Patricia Barry.

West Acton

List of named individuals appears in OCR fragment

A sequence of personal names is presented, including Katherine Graham Janet Steele Marilyn Clark and others such as Richard Howell Robert Durand Frederick Kiley R Frost Elliot Lee Swann Orson Miller Edward Rooney Richard Deane and George Dickson. The text reads as a roster or index lacking context or actions.

Katherine Graham Janet Steele Marilyn Clark Lillian Hollowell Marilyn Nealy Joan Christofferson Virginia Byers Lois Coldwell Eleanor Justice Richard Howell Robert Durand Frederick Kiley R. Frost Elliot Strong Lee Swann Orson Miller Edward Rooney Richard Deane Richard Flint George Dickson Herbert Schgmitz Sanderson Houghton Stephen Peterson Kenneth Hanson Donald Reynolds

Concord Grange to Host Whist Party at Stensby Home

Concord Grange plans another whist party at Mrs. Jeannette S Stensby's home on 8 Bedford. The event begins at 8 o'clock and is open to the public. Parish girls from St Bernard and Our Lady Help of Christians received Holy Communion at Sunday masses.

Concord Grange Jeannette S. Stensby Bedford Ice St. Bernard’s Church Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord

Irrigation Dominates Western Farmland Across 17 States

More than two thirds of irrigable land in the seventeen western states is under irrigation, highlighting extensive water use. This demonstrates a wide reach of agricultural irrigation across the region and implications for water management.

Miss Pratt and Mr Davis Wed at Concord

Miss Priscilla Pratt daughter of Mr and Mrs Burleigh Lincoln Pratt of Elm Street married Philip Alexander Davis son of the Concord Town Clerk and Mrs William Henry Davis of Lincoln at the First Parish Unitarian Church Concord. The noon ceremony was officiated by Rev Edward Perry Daniels with a reception at the Concord Country Club. The bride wore ice blue chantilly lace over satin with a lace Juliet cap and carried blue dyed gardenias and stephanotis. Matron of honor was Louis Hall of Wayland and bridesmaids included Mrs Francis J. Davis. best man J E Davis. ushers J vis, Louis Hall, Oscar E Carlson and J Lois Cunningham. After a wedding trip to Nova Scotia the couple will reside locally. The bride is a Concord High School graduate and served in World War II.

Concord Unitarian Priscilla Pratt Burleigh Lincoln Pratt Elm Street Philip Alexander Davis William Henry Davis Lincoln Edward Perry Daniels Concord Country Club Juliet ‘Ap Louis Hall Waydand Dorreniy Francis J. Davis Southorn Is J. Davis Southfinesin Louis Hail Wayland Oscar E. Carlson Eekah Conrd High School U.S. Coast Guard

Concord Grange Meeting Plans Whist Party

Concord Grange P H held a regular meeting at Peter Bulkeley School on Tuesday evening to discuss upcoming activities. Plans were announced for Thursday’s whist party at 8 o’clock at 3 Bedford Street home of Mrs Leif Stensby.

Concord Concord Grange P. of H Peter Bulkeley Leif Stensby Bedford Street

V. F. W. Auxiliary Meeting Notice

West Acton VFW Auxiliary holds important meeting next Monday at 8:00 PM in the West fire house. Election of officers planned. Mrs Blanche Williston department chief of staff will preside. 40 members expected.

West Acton V. F.W. Auxilary West Fire House Blanche Williston

God of Creation film to be shown at West Acton Church

A 7:30 p m screening of The God of Creation at West Acton Baptist Church on Centric Street and Massachusetts Avenue is announced by Pastor Henning Danielson. Produced by Moody Institute of Science and Irwin Moon, the film uses color visuals and time lapse photography to illustrate solar system motions flower development caterpillar metamorphosis and butterfly pollination.

West Acton West Acton Baptist Church Centric Street Massachusetts Avenue Henning Danielson Moody Institute of Science West Coast Moody Bible Institute Irwin A. Moon Dr. Moon Mount Wilson Observatory California

Mrs Hagen Visits Toledo to See Daughter and Family

Mrs Swen S Hagen of Harris Street North Acton is in Toledo visiting her daughter and family. Mr and Mrs William Durham Avis Hagen.

Swen S. Hagen Harris Street North Acton Toledo Hes William Durham Avis Hagen

Sudbury Field Day Postponed Over Drought Hazard

The Sudbury Red and Gun Club field day scheduled for Sunday October 26th has been postponed due to extreme drought and forest fire danger. It will be held at a later date when conditions permit, with notices published in this paper.

Sudbury Sudbury Red and Gun Club

Sudbury Grange Holds Officers Night With Visitors

Sudbury Grange welcomed visiting officers from Framingham Hudson and Maynard for an officers night on Tuesday October 21. The music committee presented vocal selections by Neil and Ronnie Greenlaw with piano and guitar. Eloise Burr won a musical spelling bee. A kitchen orchestra of fourteen men wore aprons. Dick and Ann Maker attended a post event reception. Refreshments by Mr and Mrs Nelson preceded dancing and community singing for an hour.

Sudbury Sudbury Grange Framingham Hudson Maynard Neil Ronnie Greenlaw Riano Eloise Burr Ann (Bradshaw Nelson

Acton Family Tours Limestone Maine Then Hosts Halloween Stunt

Mr and Mrs Ervin FitzSim mons and daughter Nancy of East Acton return from a two week vacation in Limestone Maine. Acton Cub Pack No 18 plans October pack meeting next Wednesday in the town hall with each den performing a Halloween stunt. Frederic Heyliger of the Center will lead in the absence of cub master Dewey E Boatman.

Ervin FitzSimmons Nancy East Acton Limestone Maine Acton Town Hall Dewey E Boatman Frederic Heyliger Center

Acton Families Travel to New York for Short Stay

Mr and Mrs Allen G Moody and their children Mara en and John of East Acton depart today for a brief visit to New York City. Mrs William T Merriam of South Acton returns from Lewiston Maine. Middlesex County Extension will hold two free training meetings on October 24 and November 7 at 8 00 PM in Acton Town Hall.

Allen G. Moody Mara‘en John East Acton New York City William T. Merriam South Acton Lewiston, Maine Middlesex County Extension Service Lawrence V. Loy Acton

Sweetser announces birth of daughter Charlotte Anne

Mr and Mrs Philip S Sweetser of Hammond road Acton Center announce the birth of their second daughter Charlotte Anne on October 15 at Symmes hospital Arlington Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Albert W Wunderly of Acton Center and Mr and Mrs Herman P Sweetser of Cumberland Center Maine

Acton Philip S. Sweetser Hammond Road Acton Center Charlotte Anne Symmes Hospital Arlington Albert W. Wunderly Herman P. Sweetser Cumberland Center Maine

Concord Harriers Fall at Woburn by Eighteen to Forty Three

Concord High School harriers lost the meet at Woburn 18 43. Bob Cannon won for Woburn in 16 19. For Concord, Richard Fowle and Robert Fowle finished second and third, Stan Moszka placed fourth, with Harold Hanson sixth and other Concord runners Burkhardt Olsen and Russell also placing.

Concord Concord High School Harriers Woburn Bob Cannon Richard Robert Fowle Stan Moszka Harold Hanson Burkhardt Olsen Russell

Mars Post officers to be installed Thursday at 8

Officers of Mars Post Amays No 235 and its 4 No 235 will be installed Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in Washington auditorium. Murphy and Conway will be among those installed. list includes Peter p, Stades, Joseph, Michael, chette, W Keough, Walter Handon, Emile Dumas, and others. Mrs President, Mrs ler, Mrs She tary, Mrs Eva E, Mrs Esther Smith, Mrs Mary Duma, Mrs Mary Downey, and Mrs Mable Sealey named for the auxiliary. Refreshments follow in the gymnasium.

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Xam W. Acton Earl Knox Sweatland West Concord Union Church Young People’s Society Lee IBOCK Mac Brookside Richmond Cocktell Spaghett APAG Brookside Freeh Creamery Apple Week Mcintosh Valencia Ene Cello Peg Sharp Gym Bron Pudding Ariz Main St New Miss Pratt MR. Davis Nova Scotia V. F. W. Auxiliary Ie Ela Betty Brownell Sincerely, Betty Brownell W. Acton Baptist Church Sudbury Field Sudbury Grange News Harriers Electrie Kenmore SEARS Chollis SF Detdin Backgus
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