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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1950
Page
6
A partial finger injury and a fractured left foot were noted after an incident at Cove Lake Boon, Hudson. The report lists several addresses including Wertboro and Marlboro, with mention of a Mrs. ME in Hudson and other scattered localities.
Marlboro girls Joan Sullivan and Miss Colleaty will study for four years at St Ann College in Maryland after graduating from St Ann's Academy with high honors. Sullivan will major in history and Colleaty focus on secretarial science while pursuing A B degrees.
Marlboro resident Miss Roberta B Munroe daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira H Munroe of Summer Street enters Framingham Hospital School of Nursing to begin training.
A jumble of items lists a September 13 town hall event at Stow, Alison P Smith undergoing surgery at Celser Memorial Hospital, and Roberta Addy visiting Arlington Virginia. Henry Tatler of New York City and James Jen of Union City appear among visitors. Pay: two weeks vacation for Mr and Mrs Tatler of Great Road.
A notice reports a day organized for a three year nursing course. The graduate of St. Michael's Academy is identified as udsen.
The Stow post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars presents Uncle Etty's Hayloft at Stow Town Hall on Thursday and Friday January 18th at 8 oclock for the benefit of the school hot fgrth program. Local talent impersonates popular stars with ribbons and cash prizes for top entertainers. Special guest interviews, quiz kids, Lulu Belle, and Hiram Hicks impersonations cap the night, with square dancing and band music until midnight.
Mr and Mrs ey hosted Sunday guests Mr James P King of Peabody and daughter Mrs Theodore A of Somerville formerly of Ww The Cahill family returned from a five week sea trip The Stow school teachers Lou Galley Reading Marcelle Fecteau will board at the Burbidge home L Roy Hawes to Washington for National Grange talks Miss Patricia Swett of ???
Charles Punty Jr of Wheeler Road Stow celebrated his sixteenth birthday with a family party Sunday. Forty one relatives attended from Conn West Acton on Stow and presented a bouquet of flowers and gifts. A decorated cake served as the centerpiece while party treats and memories highlighted the day.
Mrs. Brett Biinkhorn and family visited her mother Mrs. Mary Taylor of Great Road for the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wetherbee Jr. and Keith and Cregg returned from California after a summer away. Mrs. Lawra Christiansen of Gleasondale road is a patient at Baker Memorial Hospital Boston resting after major surgery. Mrs. Wheeler recently moved to West Concord on Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cusi¢ Sr. hosted a weekend gathering with relatives from Wethersfield and Rhode Island. Linds Blake spent the summer with her maternal aunt then returned home. Everett Walters visits from Brookfield Nova Scotia for three weeks vacation. Dr. Wilena Peck of Montevale vacationing in New England.
Fragments indicate a Monday Lent day item mentioning the Firemen's Association and a contact name Farolé J Priest on Great Road. Details are incomplete and identification uncertain.
A double birthday party was held at Brooke's home in Stow to celebrate the five year old daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rogers Jr. The event drew 17 youngsters from Stow and nearby areas. Grandmother Mrs. Francis F. Rogers Sr. of Brookline attended the celebration with relatives.
Ellen Perkins of Crescent Street and Miss Myl Geds Berking of Pilot Grove school are identified as graduates or teachers in Stow. The fragment notes graduation or teaching roles, mentioning Crescent Street and Pilot Grove school.
Fragmentary note lists names and places including Marlboro Grafton and Hutison. Mentions 46 prefix and September references amid unclear text about a family event and individuals Le Cointryste and Steri.
Lieutenant Joseph Cusick of Stow is reported to return to active duty with the Army after four years in World War II service and extended overseas time. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cusick of Great Road and the first active reservist from Stow to report for duty.
Barbara Monson of this town and Harry Watson of Lexington were married Tuesday afternoon at the home of Rev. David Thompson of the First Acton Baptist Church. Miss Mildred Smith of Bolton was maid of honor for her cousin, while William Watson, the groom’s brother, served as best man. the couple will reside in Arlington.
Stow residents Stow Major and Mrs. Edvin Alberi and their two children left Tuesday by motor for their home near St. Petersburg Florida after spending the summer with relatives in Stow. Mrs August Fors of Great Road accompanied them to spend the winter in Florida.
Fragmented OCR text references a historic Wyomi n home and Mrs Ett, noting past events and incentives tied to the residence. Dated details are unclear due to unreadable OCR segments.
The fragment references a shipment or arrival described as the UY U.S. Saul. Details are unclear but indicate an incoming item or entity associated with the label UY U.S. Saul. No dates or parties are confirmed in the readable text.
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