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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1948
Page
6
A reading club meeting held at Red Acre Road discussed a breakfast exhibit for the Grange fair. Seven girls attended led by Mrs Rob Goucher. Plans were made for a 4-H Mixing Bowl event on September 21 at Stow Town with a subsequent weenie roast.
A gathering occurred at 6 20 p m on September 24 at the residence of Mrs Robert Gouchet on Red Acre Road with no further details given.
Concord resident Joseph H. McKenna ends a 30 day leave with his parents and returns to duty in Seattle Washington where he has served eighteen months. Obscure line notes abnormal blood clotting can cause death during surgery.
The document outlines the 1948 Act establishing a temporary School Building Assistance Commission in the Department of Education. Governor appoints three members with a 1951 expiry. includes Owen B. Kiernan and others to represent professional services. Commission offices in Boston prepare to appraise city and town school building needs, with an estimated $300,000,000.
Fragmentary notes describe a plan for a five day tour to New York and other cities, mentioning a family with five children and a Boston gas company office. The text also references a Lady of the Woods statue and Crater Lake era road-building by a tenely Army engineer long ago, with vague ties to federal government auto roads construction.
On Saturday September 11 the Stow Town hall Draft Board committee chaired by Arthur W Tretry reported that 16 draftees have registered in Stow. The board will be at their office Saturday September 18 from seven to nine in the evening to complete final registrations for youths aged 18 to 25.
Marlboro branch will benefit as Dennison Manufacturing shifts jewelry box production from Milford to Marlboro this week. Milford plant, once near eighty workers, now retains about twenty as 12 Milford employees relocate to Marlboro per director John A. Garvey. The Milford site may close when leases expire January 1.
Charles Punty aged 14 celebrated with a weenie roast at an outdoor fireplace. Guests included Sylvia and Vivian Wanhatalo and their twins Shirley and Sandra, Betty and Sonny Dudley, David and Beatrice Lemos, Irwin, Helen and Raymond O Neal, and cousin Corporal William Anne on furlough from Camp Dix.
In the Stow vs Boylston playoff, Boylston won 10 to 7 in Sunday’s second game. A deciding third game is scheduled for Sunday September 19 at a mutual field with possible venue changes to be announced.
Mr and Mrs T Franklin Willey Jr of 354 Main Street West Concord have purchased a new home in Framingham and plan to move soon.
Ten year old Goulet child from Bank Street sustained cuts to his mouth and side after a bicycle mishap on a local street. He was thrown from the bike and required observation for injuries.
St. Mark's School to start Monday with 4th year boys at 6 30 pm schedule. Five new faculty join under Acting Headmaster Barber Jr former As Headmaster now leading the trustees oversee the transition.
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