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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1947
Page
9
The Stow Women's Association will meet in the Stow Town Hall on Tuesday afternoon October 28 at 2 30. Mrs Margaret Lewis leads the program on antique preservation with speaker Flora Graves Pease of Melrose. The subject is Let's Look In Your Attic.
The Walden Royal Arch Chapter will hold its next meeting Monday evening October 27 at the Masonic hall. Excellent High Priest William K. Walters will lead the installation of the new slate of officers.
Stow residents report purchases and relocations including Aimo Mariaman and wife buying a home in Phillipston near Athol to start a chicken farm. Wyman family moves to Hudson side of Lake Boon, with Roach moving into the Wyman residence. Parker Colby and wife welcome their fourth daughter born at Emerson Hospital Conford. Mary L Thompson, mother of Harold Priest, travels from Greatroad to Berlin for surgery at Framingham Community Hospital. Richard Acomen receives pore treatments at Emerson Hospital.
Two children born to Erkkinen families in Riverside Park Maynard and South Acton were christened at the Erkkinen grandparents home on Sunday afternoon October 19. The Rev. William Sippola of Mt Calgary Lutheran church performed the ceremony and more than a dozen guests attended the church service and reception hosted by Mrs. Erkkinen.
Mrs Leo Mara at 21 Roosevel Street places an order for homemade penache priced at 80 cents per box. Payment terms and delivery details not specified in readable text.
National Boy Scouts director Wes Klaussman is scheduled in Concord for November 17 and 18 to assist the Sachem Council. An open meeting at Lexington High School on November 18 will feature Klaussman’s presentation on Getting Out in the Scout Program followed by a discussion for Scouters.
West Concord Boy Scouts Troop 33 meets Monday night at Harve Wheeler’s Hall at 7 o'clock. Scoutmaster John Halliday will lead. Local Scouts plan to attend the Scouters council meeting in Lexington next month.
Concord Lodge of the Sons of Italy announces its elected officers for the upper Elks sessions. Venerable Salvatore Nocella leads with Peter Di Salvatore as assistant venerable and Antonio Giusti as ex venerable. Other posts include Donata Faieta as orator, Secondo DiCicco recording secretary, Pietro Antonangelli financial secretary, and Mrs Enricheta Viola treasurer. Trustees include Frank Mascar iello Antonio Manchuso Silvio 20 Mrs Jennie DiSalvatore Egidio Florio Florence Bartolomeo Dominic Ammen dolia cerimonieri and Antoniy Ammendolia guard.
Obligate members of Stow The Willie Allen Pek kala Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary held a ceremony with Marguerite H. Priest Nancy Dexter Jennie Smith and Florence Makie taking obligations. The group, noting a summer hiatus, celebrated its first anniversary at this meeting. The next nezé Auxiliary gathering is Tuesday October 28 at the Stow Pown Hall.
President Dr. Arthur F2 March Jr led Cetico Med as guests attended the Somerville Lions Club reception Tuesday evening chaired by Fred Smith.
The A and P and First National Stores cut fowl prices from 45 and 49 cents to 39 cents per pound citing Poultryless Thursday. Stores expect the cut to hold for now with uncertainty about future changes. turkey prices remain unchanged. The move reflects an easing in the longer poultry price trend but wide market shifts continue to be watched.
The report notes a belief that more meat will be available if meatless days continue. It mentions men worried about an expected feed shortage and turning non producing Pirpe to an already large supply.
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