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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1947

Page

8

Woman's Club Opens 1947 48 Season With Avant Talk

Sudbury's Woman's Club begins its 1947 48 season on October 1 with a program by Avant a noted Hollywood seminologist and former stylist to Beverly Hills designers. A reception for new members follows hosted by Mrs Edmund Stevens. Also notes the 1946 sweet potato crop at 66,807,000 bushels, up from 66,650,000 in 1945.

Sudbury Sudbury Woman’s Club Avant Hollywood California Sac Fifth Avenue Beverly Hills California Hollywood Greta Garbo Myrna Loy Edmund Stevens

Kenelys announce birth of son Christopher J Kenely

Mr and Mrs George J Kenely of Maple avenue announce the birth at Baker Memorial Hospital on September 1 1913 of a son named Christopher J Kenely. James Mercury returns home from Framingham Hospital after leg infection. recovering nicely. John P Bartlett takes over management of the State road greenhouse once run by his father James Bartlett and established in 1911, growing cut flowers for the wholesale market.

George J. Kenely Maple Avenue Baker Memorial Hospital Christopher J. Kenely James Mercury Framingham Hospital John P. Bartlett Green House State Road James Bartlett

Deer Declared Wyoming’s Most Abundant Big Game

Deer are identified as Wyoming’s most numerous big game animal in local wildlife survey findings. The report highlights deer population density across multiple counties and notes implications for hunting regulations and habitat management.

Wyoming

Sudbury ARC Seeks Donors to Blood Bank

Sudbury chapter of the American Red Cross urges urgent donors for plasma to fill a 40 pint quota. The Mobile Blood Unit comes to Wayland on Oct 14 from 1 to 7 pm, with donors accepted every half hour. Eight staff assistants are also requested. call Mrs. Samuel Goodhue to schedule.

Sudbury The American Red Cross Louis H. Hough Wayland Samuel Goodhue

Mrs Walter E Piper Returns From Englewood Beach

Mrs Walter E Piper has returned from her summer home at Englewood Beach West Yar mouth. Services will be held at the Memorial Congregational church on Sunday Oct 21 at 11 a m. Rev Harold Hadley a candidate for pastor of the church will conduct the service. Sunday school opens on the 21st also at 9 30 a m. All are welcome.

Walter E. Piper Englewood Beach West Yarmouth Memorial Congregational Church Harold Hadley

Stow Legion Post Elects Herbert Cooke Commander

Stow-Herbert H Cooke was chosen commander of the Warren Wheeler Wetherbee American Legion post at a Monday meeting. Other officers elected include Francis F Rogers as vice commander Adbert A Schaal adjutant and William K Walters finance officer. Next post meeting is set for Monday evening October 6 at Town Hall.

Town Hall

Sudbury High School Notes and Activities 1947

The Sudbury High School notes cover the October 7 to 13 magazine drive, enrollment figures by grade, Grange reception on September 16, 1947, and the first meetings of the Sudbury Teachers Club and the Sudbury High Athletic Association. It lists class officers from grades 4 to 12 with named officers and posts.

Eas Lass Grange Sudbury Doliber Newton

Pressing machine patent granted to Gilbert and Reece

United States Patent Office issues patent number 2426747 on a pressing machine assigned to the Reece Folding Machine Company. The invention automates moisture and drying steps with timing controlled pressure to deliver uniform high quality work with less skilled labor.

Sc. Acton United States Messrs Gilbert and Reece Reece Folding Machine Company East Cambridge Mass

Sherman Bridge road bid winner for new bridge project

Roy B. Rendle of South Boston submitted the lowest bid for the Sherman Bridge road project at an estimated cost of sixty five hundred dollars. Mississippi led states by founding a state supported college for women in 1884.

Sherman Bridge Road Roy B. Rendle South Boston Mississippi Union

Wanted cook for family near Concord with children

WANTED-COOK Pleasant to do cooking and downstairs work. Must be accustomed to children. Own room and bath. Home one mile from center in Concord near bus line. Three small children two adults. Good wages. Phone Concord 1496. Also a public notice inviting bids for construction of 15 dwellings on Taylor Road Maynard Mass. bids due Oct 9 1947.

Bath Center Concord Taylor Road Maynard Main Street Mass Veteran’s Housing Committee Anthony T. Grigas Veterans Housing Committee Summer Street Maynard Veteran’s Housing Committee

Regulations for keeping swine in Carlisle approved 1947

Carlisle board of health adopts rules governing licensing for swine keeping, garbage handling, feeding platforms, and housing standards. Permits expire May 1 annually unless stated, and may be revoked. Regulations specify location, maximum numbers, feeding platform design, cleanliness, and odor control.

Carlisle Board of Health

Middlesex School welcomes 164 boys and four new masters

Middlesex School opened for its 47th year on September 17 with an enrollment of 164 boys, up from last year. Forty-eight new pupils come from 17 states and India, including Concord students Charles C. Alexander William Buttrick Jeremy H. Dole George E. Senkler II and C Lloyd Thomas. Four new masters Sinclair D. Hart William B. Case Theodore G. Rand Alden A. Lerson join the faculty, filling the vacancy from Walter H. Trumbull’s resignation with James H. Volkmann of Concord. All new hires are ex service men.

Concord Middlesex School States India Charles C. Alexander William Buttrick Jeremy H. Dole George E. Senkler II. C. Lloyd Thomas Sinclair D. Hart William B. Case Theodore G. Rand Alden A. Lerson Walter H. Trumbull James H. Volkmann

Health N visits 137 at Sudbury meeting

At the Ny Towr Hall on 17th the Health N Association held a regular meeting covered by the Nurse's report. Mrs. was noted for contributing items such as bed linen to the school, and the group discussed serving people and coordination with the School Board.

Sudbury Tic Health Hall OW

Bankruptcy Trail In Atlantic City Court Case

A bankruptcy hearing unfolds in Atlantic City as the court addresses the financial collapse of a local business and its impact on customers and employees. Details remain limited as the case proceeds.

Atlantic City Tou Tomers Ings Ft d Staines

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Woman’s Club Stow Hamilton’s” General Store Albert P. Clifford C. Warren Smith Anderson’s Market Mill Lincoln FORD Civitan Club of Hudson Rock Springs Wyo Stow Legion Herbert Cooke By MacKenzie MacKenzie Sudbury Teachers Club Allfred Crowley Richard Sprague Alpheus Sanford Esther Adams Sudbury High Athletic Association Center School William Palmer Henry Batchelder Marcia Gaughan Ann Griswold Jéan Taylor Marjorie Doherty Gertrude Davison Donald Marquis Kenneth Holt Joan Harding Russell Forsythe Edmund Brown Thomas Fenton Joseph Mercury Clifton, Giles Kenneth Harmon Jane Flynn Carol Giles Curtis Harding Stephen Howe Edward Cowdrey Guy Palmer Phyllis Phelps Shirley Poole Walter Burke Beverly Giles Robert Johnson Richard Eaton Eloise Burr Marie Franco James Hammar Jean Hawes Ellen Kahlainen John Raynor Neil Greenlaw Barbara Stearns Goddard Electric Company Westboro Albert G. Gilbert South Acton R. H. Reece Holliston Invent Presser Carl Massachusetts RULES Board of Heal i Asharaf Reza of Persia Stockholm Sweden Teheran Middlesex West Tuesda Huntington’ Copley Squ Kenmott Mass. Ave West Acton
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