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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1948
Page
11
The Concord area reports on Concord High football, road and bridge projects on Route 2, water main relays, hospital repairs, and civic events. Residents discuss Union Street changes, police fire station plans, local hearings, and upcoming bazaars and campaigns. Notable mentions include Warren Salter’s son Lyle, Maynard police graduates, and community leaders.
West Concord funeral services were held Monday for Miss Leona Dye 61 formerly of West Concord now of Cambridge who died Saturday at Baker Memorial Hospital Boston after a four week illness. Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone officiated at Joseph Dee Son Funeral Home Bedford Street with burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Miss Dye a Rae Cork Company cashier was born June 13 1897 to Carrie Ingham Dye and the late Martha Dye. Survived by her mother at 1306 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge and brother Harry I Dye of Baker Avenue West Concord.
Bedford reports 371 pupils enrolled this year with the first grade showing 58 students. The Bedford school committee asks Selectmen to close Mudge Way during school hours 8:00 am to 2:00 pm. The road runs past the school and into School Way through the playgrounds, so riders are urged to use Great Road. A magazine subscription drive will begin in October to raise funds for special activities. Buy Victory Bonds.
Miss Emma Burns of Cambridge spent the weekend with Miss Pricilla Currier. Mr and Mrs Dominic Denaro of South Road announce the birth of a daughter at Emerson Hospital Concord born September 18. Mrs Denaro is the former Eleanor De Benedicta daughter of Dominick De Benedicto of 139 South Road. The couple also have two sons.
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