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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1948
Page
14
By Br. Pivtson inviting plain helpers to join Mrs. John Macore on Lowell road at 3 p m for a charity gathering. The notice urges local residents to participate and assist in the planned hours.
Back teaching Concord Miss Beverly N Gerew daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph A Gerew of West Concord has returned to her teaching duties at Darien Connecticut. She attended the Summer school at Boston University where she is studying for her master's degree. Buy U.S. savings bonds.
Stow Grange Fair set for Tuesday September 21 from 4 to 11 pm with exhibits in adult and 4-H divisions including vegetables flowers fruit poultry and crafts. A turkey supper at 6 30 pm requires reservations and tickets cost limited to 135. An auction and variety acts follow from 7 30 pm to 11 pm with dancing later.
A large fall meeting of the Stow Parent Teachers Association in Town Hall on September 9 approved creating a traffic safety council. George H. Moore named chair to organize safety and a student council at Gleasondale School. A state safety speaker will visit in October and school lunch programs may begin at Pilot Grove School within six weeks. Alger A Shaa urged PAE suggestions for the year. refreshments were provided by Gertrude Bloomberg.
Stow resident Miss Marjorie Moore of Boxboro road completed nursing training at Leominster Hospital with graduation exercises held September 15 in Leominster Junior High School auditorium. Mrs. Albert A. Schaal Sr. of Brooklyn, formerly Lincoln, visited her son and his wife in Leominster area for two weeks. Rev Louis West of South Boston recovering from illness and back to church duties in Berlin, after leave of absence.
Mr and Mrs Alanson Bowden Jr and two children of Sandy Point Maine live with Mrs Ellen Perkins on Cres cent street Stow Bowden attends Lowell Textile Institute Warren Wheeler Wether bee Post 272 American Legion holds first fall meeting Sept 20 at Stow Town Hall Stow Girl Scout Inter et oan Troops set first regular meeting Union Evangelical church Sunday School to resume Oct 3 Rev George Sutton of Berlin guest minister Sept 12 Helen Law returns to Red Acre road home after summer in New Brunswick with relatives
A statewide tally notes 105 weekly newspapers are published across West Virginia, representing one paper for roughly every 20 000 residents and reflecting a dense local press network.
Stow residents plan a Lawn Party and Band Concert at Stow Lower Village Common Friday and Saturday Sept 18. Friday features a bicycle parade food sale and prizes including a radio. Navy Band will perform with judges Earl Benot and Mrs Winthrop Addy. Saturday hosts a doll carriage parade prizes hot dogs coffee and more with a second concert by Abott Worsted sixty five space band. Rain plans announced by FeBo DeAnglis if needed.
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Robblee of Great Road Stow marked their wedding date last Friday. Attending were family members including five sons in World War II service and Mrs. Gertrude Hancock. The couple wed in Port Moulton Nova Scotia and have lived in Stow for nearly 30 years.
David Clemens of West Acton will enter Vermont Academy as a senior. His sister Nancy Clemens plans to return to Concord Academy in Concord on September 22. Blaine Hamilton, Hale High School graduate, daughter of Mr and Mrs Perley Hinton of Crescent Street, will enroll at Bouve College Boston to study physical therapy. Anne Derby, daughter of Mr and Mrs John E Derby, returns to her college plans.
Mr and Mrs Russell Linden of Baete Road announce the birth of their daughter Marion four. The family welcomes the new arrival in ME.
Several area youths begin or resume studies this fall. Harvard College welcomes Frank Schmelzer on September 27 for a Me course while others enroll at Emmanuel College Boston University Vermont Amherst and the University of Massachusetts. Nursing education and pre medical tracks are noted with students from Fitchburg Boston and Gleasondale among those listed.
Mr and Mrs Robert J Reed of Gleasondale Road celebrate the birth of a daughter at Hudson Hospital on September 4. The baby is named Sally Jane Reed. Sisters Patricia Ann age eight and Pamela Jane age three, and the parents returned home on Thursday afternoon September 9.
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