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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1947
Page
4
Auction notice for 19 1947 listing modern pieces tools canned goods and household articles. Items include furniture lawn mower and good tools with a note about a foot injury involving Guy Sawyer and a location in Massachusetts.
Maynard Raymond M. Paul son of Mr and Mrs James Paul 41 Sudbury Street reenlists as a Technical Sergeant now at Fort Slocum New York The veteran began 30 years of service with postings at Fort Devens Cushing Hospital Fort Banks where he led surgical instruments and aided soldiers He reenlistment was completed at the local recruiting office under Sgt McCanney for a three year term The Paul family had four sons in service in World War II including Technical Sergeant John Paul in Germany Alphonsus with the Air Transport Command in Italy and James Jr with the 141st Field Artillery in New Guinea
Bedford notes Miss Shirley Caraway wed Charles Basset in Epping New Hampshire with Donna Goyette as soloist. Mrs Irving Puffer will host United Workers at a card party on Tuesday afternoon September 24 at her Dunstable home. Geology cites a World’s largest phosphate deposit in Idaho exceeding 5 billion metric tons along eastern beds.
Mrs. Elizabeth N. Jenness 79 of Barretts Mill West Concord reported high heat made her nervous and caused a loss of control in Appleton Street Lowell her car struck a parked vehicle. Police and ambulances attended but she and several elderly passengers refused hospital care. Vehicle towed to downtown garage.
A Westford town ambulance carrying a baby with suspected meningitis collided with a passenger car at Routes 2 and 126 at 10 am Tuesday. The ambulance driver Robert Spinner and the Walsh family were unharmed. the baby and parents were moved to another vehicle for care. The ambulance returned to its station afterward.
Patrolman Thomas V. Finan investigated a vehicle incident where the car sustained limited damage and appeared to retain its own power as the scene was assessed.
About twenty five employees from L C Anderson's Market and their families gathered last Sunday at the Musket Aquid Club for a day of sports, entertainment and dinner hosted by owner Leslie O Anderson. Harry Fay performed calisthenics and a Warho Indian Princess joined the entertainment while Jack Holliard oversaw arrangements. A note invites readers to join the National Guard.
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