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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1947

Page

7

Salvation Army meeting at Mrs Robs Elm Street

Garden Club hosts meeting on Wednesday after the 17th at 3 with Mrs Frank as speaker. Bedford unit funds aid Salvation Army services including milk for babies food shoes and old age comforts. The unit serves all with no overhead and without regard to race color or creed.

Garden Club Rob Elm Street Herbert But Frank Family Service Bureau Prison Department League of Mercy Greater Boston Salvation Army Bedford Bedford Salvation Army Service Unit Fund

Salvationist Names and Addresses Shuffled in Report

Fragmentary OCR items mention names like Frances and Horace Shaitman with references to Salvation and an opening of something by Alden W. Toad, along with an address and continued listings. The text is incomplete and unclear about roles or events.

M. Diamonds Alden Toad Mrs Frances Avenue Horace Shaitman The

Clam Bake Planned by Southboro Club for September 7

Southboro Red and Guh Club reports over 250 reservations for a clam bake on Sunday September 7 at Vic Rossi's birch grove at 2 PM. If rain, event moves to Fayville Village Hall with hot baked seafood, chicken, corn, potatoes, watermelon and Dr Earl Crockett's clam chowder. Entertainment will accompany the day.

Southboro Red and Guh Club Vic Rossi Birch Grove Fayville Earl Crockett

Rose Beauty Shop Relocates to 6 Pleasant Street

Miss Rose Kelly announces Rose Beauty Shopmove to a new site at 6 Pleasant Street in Maynard. The proprietor with 16 years in beauty culture emphasizes modern equipment and space for multiple clients and notes her staff including Helen Whalen. The shop retains the Maynard71 telephone and invites calls for appointments.

Rose Beauty Shop Pleasant Street Maynard Rose Kelly Rose Beauty Miss Kelly Kelly Helen Whalen

Elks of Concord Initiate New Members at Lodge Meeting

At Concord Lodge of Elks No. 1479 meeting on Tuesday August 26 Exalted Ruler Leon J Moreau led an initiation of several candidates with Esteemed Leading Knight Robert Smith aiding. After the ceremony a light collation followed and the lodge announced return to regular meetings on the second and fourth Tuesdays starting September 8.

Concord Concord Lodge of Elks B.P.O.E Main Street Leon J. Moreau Moreau Robert Smith The Elks

Concord Lions Club to Meet on September 9

L W Polson family relocates from 1 Monument Street to 23 Main Street over the holiday weekend to run an antique business in the downstairs shop. Upcoming Lions Club meeting details to be announced. Confraternity of the Most Holy Rosary and Our Lady Help of Christians mark upcoming religious observances in Concord. Construction on three new homes at Harrington Avenue and Main Street, West Concord, continues with a fourth section near completion.

L. W. Polson Monument Street Main Street Mr. Polson Concord Lions Club Confraternity of the Most Holy Rosary St. Bernard’s Church Concord Lad Help of Christians Church Harrington Avenue West

Concord West Concord paper drive and local notes

Public reminded of town wide paper drive by Concord and West Concord. Boy Scouts meet Sunday September 14 at 9 a m. Mr and Mrs George H Fenton of 11 Central Street vacationing in Lincoln New Hampshire. Tuesday evening Concord Council K of C Field Day committee met at Lawton Appliance Store on Walden Street with General Chairman George S Lawton presiding. Former Vice-principal H Francis Wiggin of the Harvey Wheeler school this week assumed duties as principal of Westlands Elementary school in Chelmsford. Mr Wiggin, secretary of the Concord Lions club, has resigned that post but plans to remain a member.

Concord West Concord Boy Scouts George H. Fenton Central Street Lincoln, New Hampshire Concord Council K.° of Lawton Appliance Walden Street George S. Lawton H. Francis Wiggin Harvey Wheeler School Westlands Chelmsford Wiggin Concord Lions Club

Army flyer on leave visits Weston relatives

Lieut. Thomas J. McGrath of the U S Army Air Forces spent the weekend holiday visiting local relatives and friends while on leave. His wife and family now reside in Weston.

Thomas J. McGrath U.S. Army Air Forces Weston

Miss H Katherine Williams Finishes Furniture Refinishing Course

Miss H Katherine Williams of the Middlesex County Extension Service completed a three week course in refinishing furniture and cane seating at Carlisle.

H. Katherine Williams Middlesex County Extension Service Carlisle

Bedford Visitors Return Home After Vacations

Mr and Mrs Ray Cole of Grand Falls Newfoundland who visited with Mr and Mrs Horatio Abbott Hancock Street have returned home. Police Chief Frederick H Sullivan and his family of Elm Street have returned from their vacation at Rye Beach.

Ray Cole Grand Falls Newfoundland Horatio Abbott Hancock Street Frederick H. Sullivan J Elmet Rye Beach

Rainbow Girls Plan Meeting and Outdoor Cookout

The Concord Rainbow Girls announce their first fall meeting at the Masonic Temple Saturday at 7 30. W or y adviser Miss Nancy Sturtevant will preside and after the business session the group will go to 428 Main Street West Concord for an outdoor cookout. The Concord Assembly will nominate and elect officers for the next three months.

Concord Concord Rainbow Masonic Temple Nancy Sturtevant Winslow J. Damon Main Street West Concord Concord Assembly

Funeral services for John H. Ham in Maynard

John H. Ham aged 77 died suddenly at his Stow home in the early hours of Saturday. At Fowler Funeral Home in Maynard a 1 p m service was held with Rev James V Miller officiating and burial at Maer cemetery. He leaves wife Lola Ham, daughter Mrs Joseph Umbrello of Stow, and a sister.

Stow Fowler Concord Street Maynard John H. Ham Maple Street Raymond New Hampshire Loupga Ham Aghter Joseph Umbrello Joseph Umbrello of 7S Road, Stow James v. Miller Maer Cemetery

Mudgetts Mark 14th Wedding Anniversary Quietly

Coffcord Mr and Mrs Hazen A Mudgett of 7 Fairhaven road observed their 14th wedding anniversary yesterday in a quiet family observance.

Coffcord Hazen A. Mudgett Fairhaven Road

Stow Couples Enjoy Holiday at Beeman's Pond Reservation

Stow residents Mr and Mrs Allison P Smith spent the holiday weekend at Beeman's Pond Reservation in Winchendon. Rev Paul N Carnes and Mrs Carnes return from two months travel visiting relatives in Indiana and will resume his pastorate September 7 at 11 am with Richard Bird Wheeler to be christened at the service. Mrs Wheeler is Harriet Bird's niece of Red Acre Farm, Stow. Veterans of Foreign Day meet at Town Hall on September 9.

Allison P. Smith Great Road Wincherdon Beeman’s Pond Paul N. Carnes First Parish Unitarian Church Indiana Mr. Carnes Richard Bird Wheeler Gordon Wheeler Wheeler Harriet Bird Red Acre Farm Stow

Retreat attendance and updates on local residents

Donald Smith attended an Endeavor retreat in New Hampshire over the holiday weekend. Mrs Kalervo Fors of White Pond Road is reported to be much improved after being listed on the danger list. Mrs Charlotte Petersen of Great Road Stow visited with her daughter Corkum in Jamaica Plain, tying her visit to Esther Corkum.

Donald Smith Endeavor New Hampshire Kalervo Fors White Pond Road Charlotte ‘Petersen Great Road Stow Eevis Esther Corkum Jamaica Plain Persee

Homecoming Meeting Urges Revival of Veterans Party

The Stow Veterans Association calls a town meeting at eight this evening to plan a revived Homecoming event. All veterans who served in any war are urged to attend and help organize the townwide observance.

Families undertake 500 mile motor trip to White Mountains

Mr and Mrs Hans Warshine of Red Acre Road and Mr and Mrs Toivo Erkkinen of Riverside Park travelled 500 miles to the White Mountains and stayed overnight in Woodstock New Hampshire Percy H Howard of Charlotte North Carolina visited his son and family Mr and Mrs Robert S Howard of Canton and daughter Mrs Blanche E Symonds Great Road who had spent the past five days and returned to Charlotte by plane Saturday

Hans Warshine Fale Red Acre Road Toivo Erkkinen Riverside Park White Mountains Woodstock New Hampshire Percy H. Howard Charlotte North Carolina Robert S. Howard Canton Blanche E. Symonds Great Road

Six Inch Tumble Traps Watchman In Unlit Elevator

New York night watchman Frank Teel 60 plunged six inches in an unlit elevator. Teel screamed. bystanders feared a shaft fall and alerted police. The elevator was nearly level. Teel was examined and released from hospital. An unrelated line mentions an onion in the lily family.

New York Frank Teel Flaherty

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