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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1948
Page
7
The notice lists Mr and Mrs Ricciuti of 28 Hastings and 24th year old DiPietro, with references to late Mr DiPietro and family members Damico and Ricciuti. It notes employment at a depot and mentions a pastor named Ricciuti.
Two youths admitted involvement in a string of car break ins and larceny cases along Rawlins Avenue and Moriarty’s Beath suburb garages. Police report 32 arrests last month with charges including entering and larceny. Chief Ira W. notes ongoing investigation and fines.
Hudson area clubs join cooperative program to stock about 37 000 pheasants statewide. Ed Bissonnette, secretary of the Riverside Gun Club, says 12 000 birds go to club cooperatives and 25 000 to general distribution. Stocking follows a state wide survey to favor winter carry over and future nesting.
A new policy is being studied and a more definite plan will be announced in the near future following the appointment of the Board to the Division of Fisheries and Game.
Allen Moore III becomes college president at 24 succeeding his father at Chillicothe’s business college. War veteran and University of Missouri graduate, Moore carries on the family leadership in Chillicothe.
Gold was plentiful during early colonization of Honduras and ranchers used the metal to shoe horses, reflecting available precious metal resources and practical craft.
Stow Miss Patricia Barbour of Crescent street, once a Marlboro hospital patient for a week, was reported slightly improved yet moved to Cushing General hospital in Framingham on Monday afternoon. Eugene Dexter of Great Road hosted a Sunday cook-out for fifteen with guests including Mr and Mrs Howard Lincoln and daughter, Mr and Mrs William Hastings, Mr and Mrs Rodger Matthewman and daughter, and Mr and Mrs Carl Lund and son, all of Stow. George Banfield and her mother Myles McCready of Gleasondale road left Friday for a motor trip and vacation to Springfield New Brunswick.
Sudbury Mass water district bids requested for painting the standpipe off Goodman's Hill road. Proposals due Sept 14 1948 by 8 00 p m at the Superintendent's office Boston Post road South Sudbury. Specifications available from the Superintendent free of charge. The board reserves right to reject any or all bids or accept any bid.
Stow The Willie Allen oe kala Post 8074 Veterans of Foreign Wars hosts a lawn party and band concert at Stow Lower Village Common on September 17 and 18 to raise funds for a big project. The Abbott Worsted Band will perform, with prizes at booths, refreshments served, and a bicycle parade Friday plus a doll carriage parade Saturday.
Stow Grange announces its annual Grange fair and turkey supper at Stow Town hall on Tuesday September 21. Entries close by 8 PM. Displays include fruits vegetables crafts 4 H projects flowers and more. Middlesex County Extension Service judges the exhibits with an evening entertainment and auction. Turkey supper served at 6 30 PM.
Mrs Harold A Priest of Fruit Acres Gleasondale fell in her home three weeks ago breaking her hip and is doing nicely at Marlboro hospital. She expects to remain for about three more weeks. Also noted were travels and visits by local residents including Mr and Mrs William H Peck and relatives from Sterling and Michigan.
Stow Mr and Mrs Philip H Smith of Medfield welcome their second child a daughter named Rachelie Smith born August 25 at Sremabacham Union Hospital. Their first child Hale Smith Jr is three. Grandparents are Warren Heustis of Mass and Allison P Smith of Great Road Stow.
The A L Corps of the American Legion drum group will hold two exhibition drills next Sunday. An early show at Cushing Veterans Hospital runs from 5 30 to 6 p m for patients with Howard Aseltine attending as honored guest. The unit then travels back to Ward Park for a 7 p m performance tied to the Labor Day celebration with Legion Auxiliary and Orchid Ladies assisting wheelchair patients.
The notice announces invitations for Ann Pope RN daughter of Florence street and Mrs Alfred Pope and Loren F King son of Mr and Mrs Loren M King. The event will be Saturday September 12 at St Michael likely.
The article notes visits by Russell Linden and Kairilyn to Halifax Nova Scotia Beotia Phavaly, Ernest Ayers of Saugus visiting Red Acre road with the Lindens, and Rev Henry Oxham of Boxboro serving as guest minister at Union By real church on Sunday morning August 29.
Portland Indiana report says County Clerk Lutes notes women becoming nearly as numerous as men. He suggests the cheaper license price for women at 50 cents versus men paying 1.50 may drive the trend. Herald.
The Bolton Catholic Mission gained funds at a Sunday event at Cloutier farm Berlin road. A cooperative effort by mission families harvested and sold an acre of corn the Lord's Acre. The event featured a corn roast, open-fire cooking, and a guest speech by Congressman Philip J. Philpin. Charles E. McManus led a children’s program. The fifty families have raised over $6000 toward building a church.
Hudson Oliver Jr., son of Mr. W Bonnafe, reports to the USS Be Navy Transport at Norfolk after graduating high school and Massachusetts Maritime Academy. He served in the Maritime Service during World War II.
In Fort Worth Texas a trio of fishermen faced misfortune until a one-pound bass struck a shad and leaped into their boat, grabbing the bass and the shad with it. The yarn ends there as told.
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