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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1941
Page
2
Fragmentary text indicates a Concord Massachusetts newspaper item from the Postoffice under the March 8 act, with a notice date in December and generic reference to a wider postal matter. Details are unreadable but point to a legal or postal record notice in the local paper.
A fragmented OCR item references places such as San Diego California in 1769 and Mt Vernon in 1939 with scattered terms including Gulf of and NC. It also mentions a 0, 1682, and a reference to an alleged Man' law parapet and a Klux fragment.
Fragmented OCR discusses coordination for relief to Greece and Spain with European and American agencies. It notes shipping and transportation needs, and the role of the American Red Cross distributing medical, surgical supplies, and capital contributions to aid Britain.
Acton High School prepares an operetta titled Time for Good Friday vacation and spring chorus. Notable cast includes Dorothy Merriam Gordon Smith Howard Loveley Marion Nichols and Barbara Kessand with costumes designed by Mrs Bartlett and direction by Triteh and Courville.
The Atton Women's Club announced a scholarship of 850 for an all around ability student at Adoh High School. The presentation will occur at the club's annual banquet on May 7. Committee members include Mrs Warren, Mrs Martwelly, Mra_d Henry Engman, Allan Moody, Mrs Layde, club president, and Richard Greenman, superintendent of schools.
St Bernard's in Concord plans a Monumen hall sports night for Monday April 21. Rev George F Mulcahy has secured Boston College Tennessee Sugar Row pictures shown by players George Kerr and Joe Baspiald. Celebrities will attend including Terry O Foole, radio singer, with various individual stars.
The Baptist Church schedules a 10:45 a.m. morning service with music by H Von Borze Rowley and others, a 7 p.m. Easter pageant The Christian Trail, and sunrise service at Mead'sail. A 9:30 a.m. church school and 6:20 a.m. sunrise meets are noted, with an Easter breakfast after the morning service.
Acton Woman's Club to present Twenty Years Later in a repeat performance on April 17 for the public. The program will include a combined chorus of West Acton Center Woman's clubs featuring 20 voices.
Bedford student Agnes Kazarian of Carliste Toad is identified among Poe group members from Bryan Street. The fragmentary text notes a war era context and associates Kazarian with a Bosbon residency, with incomplete details remaining.
R N daughter of Mr Spencer Taylor of Concord Acton Center wed Richard G Munroe son of Mrs A H Munroe of Ames Street Waltham in a 4 pm ceremony at the family home. Dr Benjamin Leominster officiated with Spencer Taylor as best. The bride wore an aqua suit with pink and white corsage. the maid of honor wore navy and pink roses. The bride’s mother in sheer attire. groom’s mother in navy crepe with shell pink corsage. The wedding march was by Miss Margaret Coplis Winchester. A reception followed. The couple will reside in Waltham. The bride is a graduate of Cambridge Liberal Arts Hospital School of Nursing. the groom a Waltham High School and Northeastern Massachusetts Institute graduate, employed as chief draftsman at Waltham Horological Company.
From left to right in a class photo the Maynard High School Class of 1944 lists students across several rows including Brescia Sawatz Waard Kaplen Marchant Lyons King Pyrra Koner Greenaway Karpeichik Usher Trebendis Whalen White Louies Smaha Tobin Kopacz Stapell Lesage Brown Sirkka Koskinen Koskinen Hinds Kulmala Lilja D Amico Spurrell King Chernak Thane Cutaia Chody Pizza Twombley Luhaiik Seder Pinashis Pekkala Paakki Hanson Ayotte McLane Dumas Haskins Hamlin Lawler Terkaida Dh Girdziewski Walls Garlick Grady Carey Christian St Peter pipemney Bourne Denisewich Dimery O Brien Mcintosh Gruber Smith.
More than 100 people attended an all day program of arts and crafts exhibits at the Acton Woman's Club. Guests included Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs officers, with talks on fashion and fabrics and a showing of Judy's Diary. Exhibits ranged from miniature cellars to educational displays by Acton High School, with paintings by Arthur Davis and hooked rug displays. An afternoon auction and prize dishes were featured, with committee chairs named and a luncheon hosted by Mag Wells.
Acton and nearby Christian Endeavor societies will be represented at the Middlesex Juniors Christian Endeavor Union’s 52nd annual convention. Malden hosts the April 19 event with local guests, featuring Rev Vere Abbey a missionary to India. Mrs Allan MacDonald is receiving treatment at St Elizabeth’s Hospital and Helen Laird is home on spring vacation from Bates College. Mr and Mrs Willies Bletches have returned from a trip to Florida.
Acton Garden Club members hosted by the Acton Woman's Club met Wednesday afternoon at the Woman's Club house in Acton Center. Jacques Morini spoke on square garden designs with an illustrated tone. Mrs. David Lawson acted as hostess and Miss Barbara Peel provided vocal entertainment.
Local sports fans anticipate the official American League baseball movie Batting Around the American Wagon as a feature of the Sports Smoker Friday evening April 18 at 8 oclock in the Odd Fellows hall under the Young Republican Club. No admission fee. A business meeting will precede the film. after the movie Young GOP members plan bowling at Lynch's Alleys.
The Phi Beta Pi and Kappa Phi fraternal orders sponsor a sunrise service at the Union Church in West Concord on April 13. All invited, gathering at 5 30 a m if possible. otherwise the service will be held in the church.
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