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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1948
Page
5
On September 19 the auxiliary and post members will hold an outing at Norumbega. The notice mentions health concerns noting high blood pressure occurs in 25 percent of people over 45.
Charlie Hopkins pitched a near perfect game allowing one run as Hopkins beat Acton Town 1-0. A first inning run stood as the lone tally after Herbie Blodgett walked and Jack Wallace singled, with a misplayed fly ball contributing to the score. The Acton lineup managed only a handful of threats as Hopkins left after five innings with a 1-0 lead.
Mr and Mrs Hermann E Christ of En Ce receive word via the U S mail regarding a matter at hand. The message confirms a notification sent through official channels and updates the couple on the ongoing proceedings.
An important meeting will follow at the South Acton Universalist Church after a social hour at the home of Edward J. Higgins senior vice commander on Prospect Street South Acton. Officers will be elected and by laws changes voted upon.
There will be a meeting at the home of Mrs. Wil to discuss forming new autumn classes in stencil work and other crafts. The session aims to start a weekly schedule beginning December 2 and continues through the season.
More than 30 000 veterans among scheduled airline personnel after World War II. The fragment notes a substantial veteran presence in the aviation industry and hints at wartime service influencing postwar employment.
The body of Pfe. Aearn, son of Mrs. Amanda Deane, killed in action in Metz France on November 16 1944, arrives in Concord Friday at 8 15 pm. A veterans council delegation will meet the transport and escort the casket to Fowler Funeral Home for funeral services planned Sunday afternoon.
The record notes Pfc Leard is survived by his mother and siblings including Mary, a sister, and brothers Raymond and Earl of Gleasondale, Frank of Nashua, plus a stepdaughter Mrs Mary Clark of Maynard.
Mr and Mrs Lawrenc e J Kenney of Virginia Road celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary last Sunday. Mrs Kenney is Mary R Sheehan of Weston, the couple's place of marriage. They have three children, the last two are twins. Mr Kenney works in Concord with his brother Philip F Kenney.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Muscats of Belknap street celebrated their 14th wedding anniversary with Mr Muscats employed at the Battleground Cafe in Concord. Concord Lodge IOOF plans to resume meetings this month at Odd Fellows Hall West Concord. Edward J Bartlett, Walden street cabinet maker, returned from a two week Maine vacation. Lemuel Small and wife returned from a mountain vacation. they live at 37 Stow street.
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