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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1949

Page

5

Hale High School Notes Sharp Student Leaders Listed

Hale High School notes list freshman officers George Maciver president and William Johnson vice president with Kathleen Vodoklys secretary and Jane Colby treasurer plus D as student council representative. Eighth grade records name Jeanne pm president David Goss vice president Vivian Wanfiat alo secretary William Whitney Graff and advisor Richard H Bejune.

Wickey Ale J. Hartley George Maciver Wiliam Johnson Kathleen Vodoklys Jane Colby Jeanne Pm David Goss Vivian Wanfiatalo William Whitney Graff Richard H. Bejune

VFPW Whist Parties At Stow After Meeting

After a brief business session of the Willie Allen Pek kala Post 8074 Veterans of Foreign Wars the Stow Maurice Yeager of Phoenixville Penn and Joseph Sabo of Conn were guests of Hartley of Crescent street Crescent Street on Friday and Saturday. Yeager and Sabo are sophomores at the Massachusetts Technology.

VFPW Willie Allen Pekkala Veterans of Foreign Wars Stow Maurice Yeager Phoenixville Penn Joseph Sabo Conn Hartley Crescent Street Mr. Yeager Mr. Sabo The Massachusetts Technology

Entertaining Two-Hour Free Show In Concord

Under Eddie Lyons of Newton with 25 years in show business a free two hour event arrives in Concord. Proceeds benefit Greater Boston towns and cities while a lively program features boogie woogie tap dancing baton-twirling and contortionists.

Eddie” Lyons Newton Concord Boston St. Cecilia

Oldest Stow Resident Among Area’s Aged Citizens

A 90 years old resident in Stow is described as possibly the oldest in the area, reflecting exceptional health and longevity as of now.

Stow

Incomplete phrase implies committee in charge of Mrs Marshall P Lewis

A partial OCR fragment states a committee will oversee or be in charge of Mrs Marshall P Lewis, suggesting organizational duties or guardianship without further context or details.

Mittee Marshall P. Lewis

Post-Nuptial Visit Of Denver Couple Near Maynard

Stow and Harvard Road hosts welcomed Mr and Mrs Gordon Carvill of Denver with a ten day visit. The homecoming party at Maple Street Maynard gathered over twenty five relatives and friends after a homecoming from Washington.

Stow Gordon Carvill Denver Colorado Mr. Carvill Charlies Carvill Harvard Road Carvill George Weaving Maple Street Maynard Washington

Concord Rainbow Girls Install Officers Saturday

The Concord Rainbow Girls hold their annual installation of officers after a 4 PM business meeting at the Masonic Temple. Supper is at 6:30 PM, followed by installation led by Miss Marcia Fiske. New officers include Miss Barbara Hall with appointed officers also installed.

Concord Concord Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Marcia Fiske Barbara Hall

Rummage sale details for Lincoln volunteers announced

A rummage event led by Mrs. A Davis and Mrs. Ethan Murphy will accept donations at the Town House in Lincoln, with hours 4 o'clock and times unspecified. No Girl Scout rummage sale will be held in Lincoln this year.

A. Davis South Lincoln Davis Ethan A. Murphy Lincoln William C. Holmes Page

Rivet and Rich Family Notices Include Marie Birth

Mr and Mrs Albert A Rivet of 88 South Road announce Marie born on September 12. Mr and Mrs Arthur J of 95 South Road and Mr and Mrs James C Rich also appear in the notices.

Albert A. Rivet South Road Marie Arthur J

Stow School Enrollment Rises Across All Schools

The Stow school committee reports total enrollment to date at 272 pupils an increase of about ten percent from last year. The year shows 15 more pupils than previously.

Stow

Nevers Family Reunion Held in Marlboro

The annual Nevers family reunion was held on Sunday with Mrs. Cumming in Marlboro leading the gathering.

Nevers Nevers Family Sunee Ae

Local Couple Attends Theater. Joyce Crowell Completes Training

Mr and Mrs Ralph Crowell of Great Gord spent five days in Boyown attending theater with their daughter Private Joyce Crowell of theUnited States Womens Army Corps who completed basic training at Camp Lee Virginia. Mr and Mrs George Nevers of New York State visited with Mr and Mrs James P Lund Jr of West Acton Road Stow and left for home on Monday.

Ralph E. Crowell Great Rord Boyown Joyce Crowell United States Wo‘man’s Army Corps Camp Lee Virginia George Nevers New York State James P. Lund, Jr West Acton Road Stow

Mrs John R Myers Hosts Town Hall Event

Mrs. John R. Myers hosted a town hall gathering at the community hall to discuss local concerns with residents and neighbors in attendance.

DeCamp Family Vacation Mentioned at Rockport

Mr and Mrs Sohn A DeCamp enjoy a vacation at Rockport while John F Sr son of Mr and Mrs John F Brown of Concord road returns from Yankton South Dakota. He will be a senior at Yankton senior college or serve as an instructor in mathematics.

John F. Sr John F. Brown Concord Road Yankton South Dakota Yankton Senior College

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Hale High School Teco Hudson Motor Sales NASH DODGE Plymouth Charles E. L’homme Dorothy A. , ‘ of Sethe Ty Sumani James C. Rich Legion Auxiliary Meets Edford Myerin Agate John R Town Hall Wrst Wallown Posen Soued- L Libby Wer Gorden Our Cottinger Gravenstein Feasy Bip Colle Andy Boy Alisweet First National Nationa Mrs. Sohn A Rockport
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