Car crash near Tracey's Hill injures two youths
Police responded to a car crash on Congord Tracey's Hill that severely injured a teen and another person. Brennan, 19, of Littleton was among the injured and taken to hospital after the collision.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1948
Page
11
Police responded to a car crash on Congord Tracey's Hill that severely injured a teen and another person. Brennan, 19, of Littleton was among the injured and taken to hospital after the collision.
An interurban line in Wisconsin suffered a boiler issue as it moved through Port Washington toward Green Bay. The steam boiler failure caused trouble for the train and passengers, with the wreckage reported as junk valued at about 99 dollars.
Concord High School announces long time teacher and coach Malcolm J. Malcolm will depart this fall to assume a new Army post at the St Louis Armory. He began at Concord after moving from Burlington and taught social studies while coaching multiple sports. His family plans to join him in Springfield as he transitions to government service.
The Concord club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at the Howard Johnson restaurant. President Laurence Petersen will preside and announce plans for future arrangements with the program chair and committee members.
Incomplete OCR fragment references the Stourbridge Lion and a telegraph route in America, mentioning Honesdale. Details unclear due to garbled text.
First Parish church on Lexington road begins all Sunday school sessions on October 3 at the usual hours, announced by minister Rev. Edward Perry Daniels.
State Civ Director Thomas J. Greehan confirms Maynard appointees Hilary Kane and Ji Ruggiero to a position with permanent status. The role pays $1.14 an hour and is subject to certification and appointment procedure.
In Lowell District Court a testimonial celebrated former representative Sue le Maurice Mc Wales and peers. The event praised Judge McWalter and Judge Whitney for their work and wished success on the bench.
The notice announces the annual meeting on Monday December 27th at Priest William with a business session and election to follow. A person named A G Flagg from the area is mentioned as present or involved.
Former Bedford resident and ex Stew minister Edwin Beveridge Ring Jr. officiated a wedding in town last week. The ceremony united the bride and groom, with families and local residents noting the event.
The showing of a rug and a house event ends tonight in Concord.Details on the venue and participants are not fully readable.
Concord announces two registration sessions at Marney Wheeler School from 7 to 9 PM and Town House from noon to 10 PM. Eligible voters may also register at the town office daily until October 1st.
The Cub Pack at Harvey Wheeler schedules a military whist event on the 27th and plans a fall rag drive. Arthur T. Mullen is noted as leader of the local pack which meets on the third Thursday each month.
Willie Allen Rekkala Rost 8074 Veterans Auxiliary will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening at the Stow Hall. The Stow Firemen's Association also meets there, with plans to discuss schedules and arrangements. Arnold Carvin and family visit update noted.
Dr Roy Feemster cites September 15 poliomyelitis tally at 110 cases in Massachusetts while noting overall seasonally low activity. August saw 68 cases, with other diseases like gonorrhea and whooping cough rising. measles remains highest since 1915, and chickenpox declines.
The article outlines Fourth Degree activities including a Holy Hour and a Communion Breakfast. It notes planning steps and emphasizes community service and fraternal fellowship among members.
The Concord Highway Department continues urgent resurfacing work on Hawthorne Lane with master presiding. the next meeting will address ongoing tasks and degree of progress.
Fragmentary report indicates a person named Manley owned a vehicle taken by a suspect at Camby. The thief allegedly drove the car away and later abandoned it after striking two other cars. No further details or quotes are clear from the readable text.
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