Concord Enterprise masthead and publication details
The excerpt presents the editor’s office in Concord Massachusetts with contact information and Marlborough Massachusetts postmark history. It notes the paper is entered as second class matter August 25 1908 and published weekly by Enterprise Press Inc with advertising and subscription rate notation.
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Wdolph
W. Currier
Thoreau St
Concord
Mass
P.O
Marlborough
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press, Inc
Farthquake and Fire Strike San Francisco 1906
San Francisco reels after a devastating earthquake and ensuing fire in 1906. Authorities battle flames across the city as hospitals, homes, and infrastructure suffer widespread damage. Rescue efforts mobilize volunteers and relief agencies amid ongoing aftershocks.
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San Francisco
Giving of ourselves a test of true American spirit
A wartime appeal asks readers to share food and resources with starving peoples and war victims. It urges generosity over self interest, citing famine in bombed areas and the duty to help, even suggesting canned goods drives and acts of charity as the nation mobilizes for 120 days of sacrifice.
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Oime
Lincoln and Reformatory Roll to Mill Dam Bowling Final
Lincoln defeats Thrift 4-0 and Reformatory edges All Stars 4-0 to set Monday league final. Paul Dee stars with 308 for the All Stars. Lincoln and Reformatory post strong totals led by Delsie 298 and Bowker 274 with Reformatory totaling 1377 and Lincoln 1341.
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Concord
Lincoln
Thrift and Reformatory
All Stars
Mill Dam
Lexington
Reformatory
Pete Ingenere
Paul Dee
E. Todd
R. Parks
P. Cousins
J. Kelley
T. Delsie
Thrift
M. Mara
B. Hopkins
B. Nickerson
P. Moreau
C. Bregoli
P. Bowker
A. Murphy
J. Alexander
H. Smith
P. Wilder
J. Deacon
J. Viscariello
P. Dee
D. Bregoli
P. Ingenere
Emerson Hospital March 1946 Summary of Cases
The Emerson Hospital report for March 1946 lists 29 surgical cases 20 medical cases 33 obstetrical cases 27 infants born 104 out patients treated 2 deaths 0 stillborn 44 operations 2 accident cases 2 auto 2 other radiographs 88 percent of rays taken. The largest in hospital any day was 48 and the smallest 19. Admissions 109 discharges 125 with a daily average of 32.8 in March 1946 versus 31.46 in March 1945.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
New Arrivals and Birth Announcements Across Concord and Boston
A series of birth notices includes George Endicott Howe born April 1 in Houston to Mr. and Mrs. Thorndike Dudley Howe Jr. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. H. Robert Bygrave of Concord and Mr. and Mrs. Thorndike D. Howe of Boston. Sandra Frances Symmes, Arlington Hospital, is welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Stanley of Bedford. Alice Woodward DeNormandie born at Richardson House Boston to Mr. and Mrs. James DeNormandie of Lincoln. Leon Wesley Stevens Jr. born to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wesley Stevens, Lincoln, whose daughter is Mrs. John F. Peterson of Lincoln.
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Thorndike Dudley Howe, Jr
Houston
Texas
George Endicott Howe
H. Robert Bygrave
Lexington. Road
Concord
Thorndike D. Howe
Boston
Edward A. Stanley
Bedford
Sandra Frances
Symmes Arlington -Hospi
Stanley
Marion White
James DeNormandie
Trapelo Road
Lincoln
Alice Woodward
Richardson House
DeNormandie
Martha Prouty
Requiem Mass for Carlisle Farmer Held at St Bernard's
A high requiem mass was celebrated at St Bernard's church last Monday for Joseph Grenier retired farmer of Carlisle who died Friday at his East street home. Burial followed in St Bernard's cemetery. Grenier, husband of the late Eva Grenier, had lived in Carlisle for many years. The couple had no children.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s Church
Joseph Grenier
East Street
Carlisle
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Grenier
Eva Grenier
Re election bid of Otis M Whitney for Governor's Council
Otis M Whitney announces he will seek reelection to the Governor's Council rather than the Legislature. He thanks supporters from his prior Legislative contest and asks continued backing for his council campaign. He had been elected to fill the Executive Councillor position last year.
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Concord Enterprise
Concord
Massachusetts
Deal
Currier
Otis M. Whitney
Senator Pepper calls for universal disarmament and world balance
Reprinted in St Petersburg Florida Times the piece notes Senator Pepper’s push for universal disarmament. It sketches a view of the UNO session in progress, Smolny Institute’s Bolshevik links, and Russia’s 1917 revolutionary legacy. It cites World Affairs insight from Russian contacts and mentions several political figures in a broad, reflective frame.
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St. Petersburg
Florida
Pepper
America
UNO
Russia
Lenin
Hunter College
Smolny Institute
Hunter
Smolny
Concord Veterans group to meet at 8 o clock Thursday
The Ralph P. Hosmer Camp No. 55 will hold a meeting Thursday night at the Veterans building at 8 o'clock with Commander Archie P. Simpson in charge Rev Frederick H Arterton of All Saint's Church Belmont preached at the 5 o'clock chapel service at Middlesex School last Sunday
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Corp
Ralph P. Hosmer
USWV
No. 55
Veterans Building
Archie P. Simpson
Frederick H. Arterton
Elderly Lady Observes Her 88th Birthday in West Concord
Mrs. Oliena Peterson widow of Simon Peterson celebrated her 88th birthday with family at their West Concord home. A Carlisle refugee, she remains active in daily duties and is mother to eight children, 17 grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. Children listed include Paul Peterson Stow Dina Poleski Maynard Rose Snier East Acton John Peterson at home Oliver Peterson Plainsfield Edward Peterson West Acton and Rudolph serving in the U S Navy.
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West Concord
Oliena Peterson
Simon Peterson
Carlisle
Aul Peterson
Stow
Dina Poleski
Maynard
Rose Sniér
East Acton
John Peterson
Oliver Peterson
Plainsfield
N. J
Edward Peterson
West Acton
Rudolph
U.S. Navy
Unreality Theme at First Church Sermon Sunday
Lieut. Thomas J. McGrath U S Army Air Forces on leave visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Wallace B Conant of Sudbury Road plan return from Florida around May first. Emil Jensen of Lincoln recently marked his 81st birthday anniversary. Pvt Christian Nelson of Conant Street now stationed since September 1945. Rev John Elmo Wallace preached Attending Altars with Miss Elizabeth Papineau as organist.
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Thomas J. McGrath
U. S. Army Air Forces
Wallace B. Conant
Sudbury, Road
St. Petersburg
Florida
Concord
Pvt
Christian Nelson
Conant Street
West Concord
Carlisle
John Elmo Wallace
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Elizabeth Papineau
Margare t Heaton Bridal Shower at Maynard
Concord residents attended the bridal shower for Miss Margaret E Heaton at Maynard. She plans to marry Robert S Dickey of 39 Hubbard Street, a discharged U S Navy veteran. St Bernard's parish library opens this week at Monument Hall Friday 7:30 to 8:30 pm. The Confraternity of the Most Holy Rosary meets Thursday 7:45 pm at St Bernard's lower church. Final penny sale results to be announced.
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Concord
Margaret. E. Heaton
Maynard
Robert S. Dickey
Hubbard Street
U. S. Navy
St. Bernard’s Parish
Monument Hall
of the Most Holy Rosary
St. Bernard’s Lower Church
Local Notes From Burlington Include Army Visits And Social Plans
George E Erickson advised members of the 4 Hi club in Burlington on farming. Pvt Charles Hopkins on furlough visited relatives here. Queen Mary Eggleton, 25 Greenwich England wife of Earle Eggleton West Concord discharged veteran, plans to join her husband in the U S. Firemen Ball and concert set for April 24 at 8. Pvt George Denisevich visiting his parents from the U S Army. Holy Communion Sunday observed by Holy Name Society at St Bernard’s and Our Lady Help of Christians with 7 o clock mass attendance.
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Middlesex County Extension Service
4-Hi Club
Burlington
Pvt
Charles Hopkins
U. S. Army
Mary Oe
Eggleton
Greenwich
England
Earle R. Eggleton
West Concord
New York
Holy Name Society
St. Bernard’s and
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Joseph Walter Wojtkiewicz
Joseph Wojtkiewicz
Maynard
Joseph Walter Watts
Cambridge
John C. J. Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Bine Mae
Funeral for Mrs Cecilia Hinckley in Concord
Funeral services were held at First Parish Meeting House in Concord for Mrs Cecilia MacNeil Hinckley of New York who died last Friday. Rev Edward Perry Daniels officiated and burial followed in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. She was widow of Charles Wright Hinckley, descendant of the Wright Tavern founders at Monument Square.
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Concord
Cecilia (MacNeil) Hinckley
New York
Edward Perry Daniels
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Hinckley
Charles Wright -Hinckley
Wright
Monument Square
Erikson Maynard Ice Cream Stand Reopens In Maynard
Erikson Maynard, owner of the Erikson ice cream stand, says the stand is back in Maynard after a misstatement that it was in Stow. The stand opens today with full ice cream supply and beverages, expanded parking, and hours unchanged.
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Hans Erikson
Erikson
Stow
Ieee i Tee
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