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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1943

Page

6

Concord High Names Tom Gill Basketball Captain

Tom Gill, a junior, elected captain of Concord High School basketball. He was chosen among lettermen last week, as his family, Mrs. Joseph J. Gill of 212 Hammonwealth Avenue, West Concord, notes. Gill has played forward on varsity for two seasons and is expected to be a key member of next year’s quintet.

Ord Tom Gill Concord High School Joseph J. Gill Hammonwealth Avenue West Confa Younig Gill BUP Spokesfield Fils

Sudbury Woman's Alliance Members On Vacation

The Woman's Alliance of the Niet Parish Church reports members including Shirley Cutting of Maynard are on vacation. Other notes mention Krause and Dye tied to camp activities and school involvement, with Lake Krause referenced in the context of outings.

Woman's Alliance Niet Budters Shirley Cutting Maynard Fats Krause Oate Camp Croft Lake Krause

Generetti Family Hosts Easter Party and Celebrations

Mr and Mrs Walter Genetti of ome Street hosted a small Easter gathering Saturday night at their home with Bree Witerona Hospital in attendance. Ms. Johnston celebrated her sixth birthday Tuesday with friends, gifts from Margaret, Easter bunny arrivals, games, and refreshments before departure. Walter Clark moved into the South Road home vacated by his family. Mrs Fitch Hil Ave hosted a Women’s Service and whist party Monday evening with prizes and refreshments. Scania of Cresc hosted a bridge party with Segies and guests.

End Walter Genetti Ome St Mag Johnston Im Ano Thomas Johnston F St Margaret Fard Walter Fitch Hil ‘Ave Parent-Teacher Association John Dunn Webber Ave

Local Socials Event Notes and Fire Outbreak Reports

Community events include a hostess Mary Cullinan farewell after 30 years with the Telephone Co and a Servicemen dance at the Airport sponsored by the Fire Department. Jackie Cloutier visits a Norfolk Naval Hospital patient. Fire emergencies spread Friday to Sunday with multiple alarms and grass fires around town.

Fire Department Bedford Linday Agein

Concord 4 H Club Plans April 20 Exhibits and Candle Service

The Concord 4 H Clubs will hold their exhibit on Tuesday evening April 20 at 7:30 near the Brick School house behind the Middle Extension Service office on Everett Street. George Be Brick of Barretts Mill Road will show motion pictures. Members will display projects and participate in a candle light service inviting parents and friends to attend.

Concord Middlet Verett Street George BE Barretts Mill Road

Happy-Go-Lucky 42H Club Meets at Mrs Howe Home

The Happy-Go-Lucky 42H Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs Howe's home for its regular business. Members sang There's a Star Barnet and discussed a project a work shreaty to be accomplished before the achievement. Miriam Barthus and Rose Brothers are working on a profit and skirts. Marianne Olsen demonstrated baking powder biscuits and shared a recipe.

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Concord Lions Club Holds Bi Monthly Supper and Meeting

The Concord Lions Club held its 38th bi monthly meeting and supper on Tuesday evening March 23 with about 36 members and guests. President Bothwell N Mac Rae presided and introduced guests including Roberrt E Cousins and others. The Rev Lynne P Townsend spoke on war effects and peace aims. Dr Richard A Montegue reported 13 members volunteered for blood donations on March 20. The club plans War bonds tickets for servicemen and announced the next meeting on a Tuesday evening led by Lion Roy Soule.

Concord Concord Lions Club Bothwell N. MacRae Roberrt E. Cousins U. S. Army Signal Corps Lion Cousins Joseph Barney Donald Randall Robert MacLeod Lynne P. Townsend Acton Center Sherman Blair Dia Lion Roy Soule Arge

Brush Fires Keep Concord Men Busy

Concord firemen battled multiple brush alarms with Central and West stations responding. A fire at Joh B Lynch yard threatened structures before crews arrived. A blaze at Fred Allés home on Him street caused minor damage mainly from smoke and water. From April 1 for two months, six burning permits will be required by the Concord Fire Department unless rainy days intervene, per the State Fire Marshal's office.

Central West Concord Joh B. Lynch Fred Allés Him Street Concord Fire Department

Concord High School Baseball Opens Season With Middlesex Game

Concord High School baseball coach Al Robinson previews opening day April 19 in a Middlesex league clash with Lexington at Percy A Rideout playground. The squad fields new talent while noting losses from Gundie Gangloff and George Denisiewicz. Pitching rotation includes Frankenberg Castor Seaburg Dunn and Dempsey with Davis and Fitzpatrick sharing catching duties.

Concord Concord High School Devo Gymfinasium al Robinson Middlesex Lexington Percy A. Rideout Gundie Gangloff George Denisiewicz Pete Frankenberg John Castor Bill Seaburg Johny Dunn Arky Dempsey Hey al Davis Joe Fitzpatrick Otto Freidrich Buck MacFarland Charley’ Hopkins Dick Crowe da Spooner Wally Peterson Greig Pays Dave Rne Warren Baxter John O’grady Bob Cull

Mrs Hetty Gleason Moves to July Road Home

Mrs Hetty Gleason and her young daughter have moved from Maynard road to a house on July road. They will reside there for the duration while her husband Henry Gleason serves in the Navy.

Hetty Gleason Ae Fig’ Gleason Maynard Road July Road Henry Gleason Navy

St Bernard's Church Concord Lenten Service Schedule

Rev Walter A Quinlan pastor and Mark Sullivan curate list Masses at 7 8 15 and 19 oclock First Friday Masses at 6 and 7 Library hours Tuesday and Friday evenings Stations of the Cross Friday 3 30 and 7 45 p m Tuesday Lent evation service with guest preacher at 7 45 to continue through Lent ending Saturday April 24 after Sunday April 5

ST. Bernard's Church Walter A. Quinlan Mark Sullivan

Union Church West Concord Announces Easter Services

The Union Church West Concord led by Rev Kenneth Mi Teed lists a complete Easter week schedule. Church School for primary junior and senior departments at 10:45 am morning worship at 10:48 sermon on Contrast. Lenten class for all parishioners at 5:30 and junior senior high class at 6:30 pm. Midweek services continue on Tuesdays with a guest speaker and on April 6 Rev Henry B Oxnard of Roxboro will be the guest.

Union Church West Concord Kenneth Mi Teed Fimary Sehaghok Peasurechool Vrgea Henry B. Oxnard Roxboro

Trinity Episcopal Church Services April 1943 Schedule

Holy Communion and sermon by Rev. Brooke Stabler at 11 a m on Sunday April 4 with Junior Church. Holy Communion at 12 noon Wednesday April 7. The Litany Friday April 9 at 5 p.m. Rev Charles R. Peck rector Elm Street.

Trinity Episcopal Church Elm Street Charles R. Peck Brooke Stabler

Our Lady Help of Christians Church Service Notes

Catholic Rev. William Shaughnessy pastor Rev. Ceorme F Everard curate Morning Masses on Sunday at 7 8 39 and 10 30 First Friday Masses at 5 39 and 7 Lenten Services Fridays Stations of the Cross in the afternoon at 3 30 and in the evening at 7 Lenten devotion service Sundays with the Novena Service

OUR Lady Help. OF Christians Church Catholic William Shaughnessy Ceorme F. Everard Stations of the Cross Suundays

Trinitarian Church Service Schedule Note

Wallace Rev John E Wallace leads morning worship at 10 45 with sermon. Church School at 9 30 directed by Raymond T Stowe. Young People and Pilgrim Fellowship evenings. Lenten devotional service with guest preacher planned for a midweek session.

Wallace M. Raymond T. ‘Stowe Young People’s

Evangelical Free Church announces sermon and concert

Rev Odland hosts Sunday School at 10 45 a m with Peters and John disciples study. Gospel Service at 7 30 p m featuring Rev Henry Johnson from Roxbury. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m Romans 9. Trinity Gospel team from Minneapolis to sing April 2 concert at church. All welcome.

Evangelical Free Church Laing Street Harry P. Odland Peter and John Henry Johnson Roxbury Trinity Gospel Team Minneapolis

Musket Sportsmen's Club Elects New Officers at Dinner

Last evening at the Colonial Inn dining hall the Musket Sportsmen's Club held a dinner and elected a new slate of officers. C Dreschler of Maynard is president Harry Robertson of Lexington is vice president Leslie Anderson of Concord is secretary Glenwood Sweep of Maynard and West Concord is treasurer Two new directors Joseph Macone Turner and Kelley joined the fifteen member board Committees formed and annual business disposed Meetings will continue on the first and third Thursdays each month Rothwell McRae presented reels on fishing and sports.

Musket Sportsmen's Club U Y ‘ Co'orial Inn Jack Hilliard C. Dreschler Maynard Hary Robertson Lexington Leslie ©. Anderson Concord Glenwood West Concord Joseph Macone Turner Kelley Rothwell WN MicRae

Sermon Note on Christian Science and Spirit Good

The text reflects a sermon praising Christian Science for its view of God as all good and the harmony of Spirit. It contrasts reflections of evil as not from the infinite, perfect, and eternal All. Mentions Ray War Bonds and Stamps as contextual references.

Victory Gardening Talk At Maynard High School

George Erickson of the Extension Service spoke to a small audience at Maynard High School on the necessity of Victory Gardening. He urged residents to grow their own food due to shortages and rationing, noting vegetables and poultry can bolster scarce supplies.

George Erickson Extension Service Maynard Meath Prickson Joseph Dineen NGP NGF

Poll Survey Results Spark Vague Local Debate

Report notes committees queried but results disap poftted with only 185 returns. The Girl Stents under Mrs Peter Witte were to canvass the town but citizens remained wireresponsive.

Penaires Peter Witte Notted

Annual Setter Club N E Field Trials Set for April 17 18

The annual N E Setter Club field trials return to Patriot's Day weekend at William Foss Jr farm Carlisle on April 17 and 18. Dr Russell Rowe of Weston serves as club president with local organizers Dr James S Goodwillt Harry B Tuttle and William Foss Jr assisting. A banquet is planned for April 17 at the Colonial Inn.

Concord N. BR. Setter Club William Foss, Jr Carlisle Russell Rowe Weston James S. Goodwitt Harry B. Tuttie William Foss Colonial Inn

Concord DAR Meeting Preview in Concord

Concord DAR plans next Ol Concord Onevter meeting for Saturday April 3 at Dr John W Boynton home. Remots of the Servne Conference from Boston will attend and preside. Mrs Allen Brooks and Charter K Bolton present a program on the Romance of Agnes Surrage.

Concord A. R John W. Boynton Servne Bonton Thegreuete Allen Brooks Charter K. Bolton Shirley Boston Athenaeum Agnes Surriage

Two Mayna Men Promoted in Orleans Army Unit

Two Mayna men in New Orleans with the Army have received promotions. Richard Di Elgon was raised from corporal to staff sergeant at the Seventh Replacement Depot. A second man, previously a pro at the MM Country Club, was promoted to sergeant in the Replacement Tasking unit.

Maynard Army Orleans Richard di Elgon Orleanv Francis _glgp Takion Pirate Sgt

Finnish Bond Drive Rally at Congregational Church

The Bond Drive rally is set for April 10 at 7 30 p m in the vestry of the Congregational Church. A program features vocal solo by Margaret Smith of Stow, a duet by Smith and Mrs Gertrude Mis, Charlotte Sivonen as accompanist, and piano selections by Mrs Jille zard of Somerville. Arve Rivers and Jack Lay announce the drive’s importance and coffee table proceeds go to the Red Cross.

Pt Bond He Congregational Margaret Smith Stow Smith Gertrude Mis Charlotte Sivonen Jillezard Somerville Arve Rivers Jack Lay Red

Rediscovery of a Great Musician Sermon at La 45 Parish

Rev Wana P Daniels preaches on The Rediscovery of ve is a tribute to a great musician with the choir singing Sergei Rachmaninov anthem To Thee O Lord. Fourth Lent vesper at 6 pm features speaker Torsten J Miller and Emerson Society meeting at 6 30 pm in the vestry. Next day April 5 Women’s Parish Association annual luncheon at 1 pm. April 6 King’s Daughters annual meeting at Mrs William Wadsworth’s home at 2 pm with hosts Mrs Roger K Allen and Mrs Robert P Dukeshire.

La 45 Inewesy Road Wana P. Daniels Sergei Rachmaninoff Emerson Society Torsten J. Miller Women’s Parish Association King’s Daughters William Wadsworth Main St Roger K. Allen Robert P. Dukeshire

First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Services Note

Sunday services at 10 45 and Sunday School at 10 45. Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 7 45. Reading room hours 12 to 4 daily except holidays. Lesson Sermon April 4 subject Unreality. Golden Text Jeremiah 23 28. Bible readings Isaiah 60 1 20.

First Church OF Christ, Scientist Concord Churches of Christ, Scientist First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Masssachusetts

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sudbury Wates Walter Clark Bt. 3 On South Rd Mary Cullinan Elm St Lexington Exchange The Telephone Co Jackie Cloutier the Amaroe Soutier Hillside Ave Jackie Naval Hospital Norfolk A&p Daa VOM Ghae Eee Lions Club Concord Churches RAY War Bonds N. E Dar MAYNA Dick” Elson Francis Do Ash Register Victory Garden United Co-operativ Main Street
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