Bee Closed to Weeks Dur Made
A damaged note indicates a bee related item remained closed for weeks and mentions a cost of three dollars. The fragment provides limited context with few identifiable entities or dates.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1949
Page
1
A damaged note indicates a bee related item remained closed for weeks and mentions a cost of three dollars. The fragment provides limited context with few identifiable entities or dates.
The text notes a local athlete and longtime associate of Charles G. Robinson, who faced a life of varied work after high school. He endured polio, leading to hospitalization, and became the first polio victim in the area, ending a notable local tradition.
A Concord woman marks her birthday while serving Deaconess duties and tending to members.
Four prints by Dorothy L. Gregory reinterpret Puss in Boots and scenes from Alice in Wonderland. The collection includes Puss in Boots transformation, Alice and the White Knight, the White and Red Queens, the Mad Tea Party, and the Walrus and the Cat. Also featured is Noah's Ark with a steam engine on view Saturdays to 9 p.m. Visitors are cordially invited.
Elks Number 1479 will hold a meeting at the BPOE Hall on Main Street next Tuesday at 8 o'clock. Exalted Ruler W. Parke will preside and the program will be announced.
The family of Mr and Mrs Alfred N Loomer formerly of 219 Main Street have moved into a newly completed residence in Concord. The notice notes their relocation and new address details for the community record.
A fragment notes Wil T. Magoon as chairman of captains in West Concord precinct with a continuation reference to Page 4 for more details.
The subject plans a week to ten days in France and expects to return home around Thanksgiving, signaling a temporary travel period rather than long departure.
A fragmented note mentions a financial family connected to AES NE and Sean Areas AE Aan Seeciie, with a claim the group will be known by the alias George Jobasin and linked to Commies.
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