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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1949
Page
3
A fragment describes rides in a doll carriage. It notes a small scene likely from a children's page, mentioning a toy carriage and playful activity.
Weet eee and Mre Allan of 11 Prairie street marked their long wedding anniversary. They note their two sons, Jom H ot nee oe, and the couple previously wed in Wait ham. They have lived in Wes for many years.
A long time Concord resident and familiar figure known for her electric operated automobile has died. Survived by nieces and nephews.
Local World War II veterans will get a monthly dividend from the Veterans Administration on insurance carried. More than a million New England veterans are on the rolls, with several thousand from this area. Payments begin soon and depend on age and policy amount, with rates ranging from about 20 to 55 cents per $1000 of coverage.
Gray explains that dividends apply at the same rate for term and permanent plans with surrender for reduced paid up. He shows how to compute rebates using a fixed monthly scale by age group and policy duration with examples, noting errors in aging and months for a 39 year old with a $10,000 policy and an 8 month period.
West Concord residents are invited to a rummage sale October 30 starting at 10 o clock in the Bartolomeo store on Commonwealth avenue. The event accompanies the next meeting of Our Lady Help of Christians C D A with details to be announced.
Sudbury historian Maynard William A Stearns presents another historical note detailing 1645 appointments of commissioners of sewers for improving the ground along the river run by Concord and Sudbury. The record cites Herbert Pelham Fyut Lieutenant Willard and Peter Noyce in Colony Record Vol II Page 13.
James Alexander Jr. son of Mr and Mrs James Alexander enters Boston University as a freshman. He plans to major in physical education after graduating from Concord High School last June where he captained the track team and played football.
James Whalen Jr returns to his base at Cherry Point North Carolina after a ten day leave. Mrs. James Whalen is mentioned in connection with the family.
Bedford selectmen call a special meeting for September 26 at 8 PM to address school problems and other articles. The warrant includes forming a seven member committee, reallocating surplus revenue, rescinding a prior April 1949 vote, authorizing sale and removal of the old Fire Station, and funds for dependent children aid.
Fragmentary OCR line mentions a roadside scene with names or initials and no clear event or facts to summarize.
Mrs. Daria Allen, health nurse, reports Leonard Cummner, a Tot Grove School pupil and son of Harold and Mrs. Cummings of Hudson Mermoris, is a patient at Haines Hospital in Boston. The illness is described as non dangerous.
Concord insur ance agent Joseph M Appleby announced he secured William T Wyman as manager of his office. Wyman, 35, brings nine years in insurance sales and agency roles and will focus on individual account analysis to improve service, health permitting.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Mark of 1 School Street announce the engagement of their daughter Mildred Anna to Albert J Hodges son of Mr. and Mrs Al Hodges of 13B Maple Street. The couple are Seton students in the Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity and plan a future title event.
Maynard Robert Jo Bates College graduate of Mr. and Mrs. Regina on Walnut Street has entered the academy. He is a 1946 graduate and won football honors.
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