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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1942

Page

6

New England Workers Needed to Repair Pearl Harbor Ships

New England workers are urged to enlist in ship and aviation repair roles for Pearl Harbor. The U S Employment Service in Marlboro, Mass, lists jobs from blacksmith to patternmaker with wages up to 1.49 an hour. Applicants must meet fitness and reliability standards. 1-A classifications are excluded. Housing and dining facilities are provided at government establishments.

New England Pearl Harbor Tokio United States Employment Service Office Main Street Marlboro Civil Service Commission Naval Base Solomon Islands Kiska Bay Midway Coral Sea Finn U. S Navy U.S America Hether United States Employment Service Panama Canal Zone First District ‘Civil Service Commission Board of Civil Service Examiners Post Office First District Federal Boston Hawaii Chipper & Calker

Studio Parties Offer Social Life for Lonely Hearts

Karl Caro hosts Greenwich Village Studio Parties to provide music dancing and games with nonalcoholic refreshments. Subscriptions are $1 per person, $1.26 on Saturdays. Over 18 months about 5000 guests have attended, yielding 26 marriages and seven job placements while Caro himself married someone met at a party.

Carl H. Caro Greenwich Village Caro Caro’s

Massachusetts Census And Local Population And Zoning Notes

The 1940 Massachusetts housing census reports 718,684 dwellings with central heating: 178,085 with oil, 502,762 with coal or coke, 10,089 with gas, plus 180,980 heated by oil units and 110,298 by coal stoves. Boston payroll on June 2 stood at 18,181, down 409 from 1941 and 2,048 from 1933. Plum Island and Salisbury Beach ends have shifted north about a half mile in a century. the Plum Island basin formed by natural causes. Massachusetts is geologically ancient. Boston’s metro area had 33,626 in 1776. Avon and Abington zoning plans were adopted at town meetings, bringing state total to 111.

Massachusetts Boston Plum Island Salisbury Beach Avon Abington

Ladies enjoy a seaside weekend at Old Orchard Beach

Concord notes Misses Winifred Gerrish Alice Algeo and Mary Neville spend a week at Old Orchard Beach Maine joined by Miss Catherine Neville from Emerson Hospital and Miss Margaret Algeo. Mrs Margaret Leary from the Reformatory personnel department takes her annual vacation.

Winifred Gerrish Alice Algeo Mary Neville Old Orchard Beach Catherine Neville Emerson Hospital Margaret Algeo Margaret Leary The Reformatory

Concord Graduate Enrolls At Fay School

Miss Reena Elizabeth MacGuin ness, niece of Mr and Mrs John A Hayes of Lowell Road Concord, who graduated from Concord High School last June, has enrolled at the Fay School and will begin her work in September.

Reena Elizabeth MacGuinness John A Hayes Lowell Road Concord Concord High School Fay School

Reverend Bradford Gale Guest Preacher at First Parish

Salem pastor Rev. Bradford Gale preached at First Parish Church Sunday morning. The Young People's Society gathered Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Davis Jr. in South Acton for the meeting.

Bradford Gale Salem The Young People’s Society Alfred Davis Jr South Acton

Hill Top Bible Conference Draws 200 Plus At Cromwell

A group of 15 from the Evangelical Free Church on Long Street attended an eight day Hill top Bible Conference in Cromwell Connecticut from August 19. Rev. Harry P Odland acted as registrar. The conference averaged more than 200 attendees over the period.

Evangelical Free Church Long Street Cromwell, Conn Harry P. Odland

Patrolman Finan Injured In Line Of Duty

Patrolman Thomas Vincent Finan of 6 Willow Street is confined to his home with a badly injured leg after pulling three tendons in a recent incident.

Thomas Vincent Finan Willow Street

Musketaquid Sportsmen Club to Meet at New Clubhouse

The Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club will gather at the new clubhouse off Harrington Avenue on Thursday evening. A catered support will precede a business meeting.

Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club Harrington Avenue

Ricees Welcome Son Stanley Everett

Mr and Mrs Henry E Rice Jr of 4 Long Street formerly of Sud bury announce the birth of their son Stanley Everett at Emerson Hospital on August 7.

Henry E. Rice Jr Long Street Sudbury Stanley Everett Emerson Hospital

Dr Al M Newton MacRae Spurs Tem-Gay Views

Dr Al M Newton MacRae of Kirksville Missouri has been enjoying temperate discussions about varied social viewpoints with colleagues and community members. The brief notes his engagement with contemporary topics during recent visits.

al M Newton MacRae Kirksville Missouri

Elsie E. Rose Noted Resident Dies

Mrs. Elsie E. Rose of 41 Hubbard Street is mentioned in a local obituary note. The report records her residence and acknowledges the family’s notice of her passing.

Elsie E. Rose Hubbard Street

Dukie Steffanelli Triumphs at Emerson Playgrounds Tennis

At Emerson playgrounds last Saturday the young Dukie Steffanelli defeated Freddy Giusti and Arky Dempsey in a tennis elimination. The tournament was conducted by Instructor William Mc Grail ONeill.

Emerson Young Dukie’ Steffanelli Freddy Giusti Arky Dempsey William McGrail O'Neill

Roger H Weed Joins Naval Air Corps at Quonset Base

Lowell resident Roger H Weed departed Monday to enlist in the Naval Air Corps at the Quonset Naval Training Base in Rhode Island. He leaves behind family and will undergo training as part of a broader mobilization effort.

Roger H. Weed Lowell Road Naval Air Corps Quansit Naval Training Base Rhode Island

Ladies Aid holds end of season food sale on the common

The Ladies Aid of Center Congregational Church advertises a final season food sale next Saturday at 2 30 on the common. Mrs Charles Davis serves as president and general chair with a committee offering home cooked foods fancy work native fruits and vegetables home baked beans and ice cream. H Herbert Robbins of West Concord Street Boston is noted as a relative.

Ladies Aid Center Congregational Church Charles &. Davis H. Herbert Robbins West Concord Street Boston

Total Moon Eclipse Visible Across United States

Washington Captain J F Heliweg of the Naval Observatory announces a total lunar eclipse on the night of August 25-26. The event begins at 9 02 p m Eastern war time and ends at 2 34 a m, visible generally across the United States.

Washington J. F. Heliweg The Naval Observatory United States

Government halts civilian sale of 1942 sedans

Washington reports the Office of Price Administration has stopped all civilian sales of 1942 Ford, Chevrolet, and Plymouth four-door hard-top sedans with under 1009 miles. The freeze lasts until October 31 to meet Army Navy needs. Other makes remain available under rationing. Army Navy needs for four-door models are about 28,000. 42,562 cars are in the government pool and 18,500 in non pool.

Washington Office of Price Administration Ford Chevrolet Army Navy

Local notices reflect Acton families and public figures

The item lists several local connections: late Luke and Mary Blodgett buried at Woodlawn cemetery. Dr. Helen Durkin and Rod erick Pierce visiting Mrs. Sara Pierce. Cedric Thatcher pictured in the Boston Evening American for Mother’s Day and serving with American forces in New Caledonia. John Moran formerly Acton School music supervisor now in the Aviation Mechanical Corps in Miami. Rev Jessie MacDonald visiting her mother Mrs. John Feltus in West Acton.

Helen Durkin Roderick Pierce New York Sara Pierce Mass. Avenue Boston Cedric Thatcher Cedric Henry Thatcher West Acton New Caledonia John Moran Acton Miami Florida Aviation Mechanical Corps Jessie MacDonald Springfield John Feltus

Hudson Post Delegates Attend State Legion Convention

Hudson i Commander Edward P. Biernange and vice commander Harry Thomas depart tomorrow as delegates of Hudson Post American Legion for a three day state convention in Holyoke. Alternate delegates are Arthur J. Morel and Francis W. Grenache. William T. Hayes seeks election as state treasurer with endorsements from Hudson Post and Middlesex County delegates.

Hudson Edward P. Biernange Harry Thomas Hudson Post American Legion Middlesex County

Concord Churches Catholic Church Schedule

Rev. Walter A. Quinlan is pastor and Rev. George F. Mulcahy curate. Sunday masses are at 7, 8 15 and 10 o'clock. The parish library opens each Wednesday and Friday evening from 7:30 to 9:30.

Cathotic Church Concord Square Walter A. Quinlan George F. Mulcahy

Our Lady Help of Christians Church Mass Schedule

The Catholic West Concord parish led by Rev. Wm. F. Shaughnessy and Rev. George F. Querard lists Sunday Masses at 7 8 30 and 10 80 o'clock.

OUR Lady Help OF Christians Church Catholic West Goncord Wm. F. Shaughnessy George F. Qverard

Trinity Congregational Church Walden Schedule

The Trinitarian Congregational Church Walden lists upcoming services with Rev. William E. Gilroy as editor of Advance and Rev. Charles M. Crooks of Lexington. Times are 10 45 for August 28 and September 6, and 10 40 for August 30.

the Trinitarian Congregational Church Walden Wilfrid H. Bunker William E. Gilroy Advance Charles M. Crooks Lexington

Guest preacher at The First Parish Concord August 23

The Rev Charles Addison Wing of the Church of Presidents Quincy will be the guest preacher at 11 o'clock on Sunday August 23 at The First Parish in Concord Lexington Read Key Edward P Daniels Minister.

Concord Lexington Edward P. Daniels Charles Addison Wing Church of Presidents Quincy

Concord Union Church Summer Sunday Services

Concord Union Church on Main Street announces Sunday morning services at 9 30 during the summer season led by Pastor Kenneth R Teed. The schedule applies to all Sundays throughout the period.

Concord Union Church Main Street Kenneth R. Teed

Reverend Odland to Lead Free Church Service at Seven Thirty

Sunny evening service announced at 7 30 o clock with Reverend Harry Odland pastor of the Free Church on Bang Street inviting all parishioners and neighbors to attend for worship and fellowship.

Evahee Free Church Bang Street Harry Odland Sunny Evening

Trinity Episcopal Church Service Notice

Rev. Charles R. Peck presides at St Anne's Walden Pond service with sermon and morning prayer on August 28. Trinity Church Concord has no service today.

Trinity Episcopal Ghurgh Charles R. Peck Supaey St St. Anne’s Church Walden Pond South Lincoln Trinity Concord

Sunday Services and Lesson Sermon at Local Church

Sunday services at 10 45 with Sunday school at the same time. Testimonial meeting every Wednesday at 7 45. Reading Room hours 2 to 5 weekday and Monday 7 to 9 0 p m holidays excepted. Mind as the Lesson Sermon subject for Sunday August 23 in all Christ Scientist churches led by The Mother Church Boston Massachusetts. Golden Text from 11 Timothy 1 7 and referenced Bible passages from Romans 11 33 36. Text from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy discusses looking beyond fading forms to the Mind and power from God.

Churches of Christ First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Massachusetts Mary Baker Eddy

Lawn Party at Union Congregational Church

The Union Congregational Church hosts a lawn party from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. with tonic refreshments provided by the Men's League led by president George Gue. Pony rides and a bake sale are planned, and Pete Loes will serve at the event.

Union Congregational Church Tonia Ae Men's League Hich George Gue Uaead Oon Claus Eas Marsden Ates Pete Lo Oes Bala Lasnaeg Tanseee

First To Receing Treasury Bully Receives Flag

A partial readable note describes a War Savings event where Emory M. Ford accepted a flag from War Savings staff. Michigan official Isbey notes Huron Transit workers subscribe to bonds, with eligibility tied to June units.

Treasury War Savings Emory M. Ford Isbey Michigan Huron Transpg Portland Cem Y Ishey Pany

Names of attendees at August report service gathering

A list of attendees includes Conant Mrs John Ernest Washburn Mrs Lawrence D Walter Stevens Horton Mrs Allen John Hamm Miss Cecilia Callanan Mrs Julian Whitcom Parsons Mrs J Hi Mrs Carolyn Dee Schmitz Mrs Far Mrs James O OBrien Godfrey Mrs Rov George Clapp Mrs Kee Miss Fannie Louisa Wood Mrs Benjamin King Locke Mrs F B Newnort Mrs Hany Charlotte Reynolds nam Carl Godfrey ler Albert Durkee Roger Newell Fred lam Kazakas Albert ayg Jones Herbert Peterson Francis Roche John Byers well Clayton Alden Flagg Jr George Horton malz Mrs William.

Conant John " Ernest Washburn Lawrence D Walter Stevens Horton Allen John Hamm Cecilia Callanan Julian Whitcom ‘Parsons J. Hi Carolyn Dee Schmitz James O O'Brien Godfrey Rov George Clapp Kee Kee, Miss’ Fannie Louisa. Wood, Mrs. Mrs. Benjamin King Locke, Mrs. F. B Newnort Hany ‘Tharlotte Reynolds Nam Carl Godfreyler Albert Durkee Roger Newell Fred Lam Kazakas Albert Ayg Jones Herbert Peterson Francis Roche John Byerswell Clayton Alden Flagg, Jr George Horton Malz William

Everett Putnam Return Marks Social Round in Friendship Maine

The Everett Putnam party visited Friendship Maine this week with Mrs Allen Camerol Maughters of West At ing hosting Mrs William Ca Acton and Reed of Maynard MP bin. Concord residents report John Woodworth road restoration and Alydi Flagg family hosting relatives. Miss Katheiern TM and Miss Margaret Fogat visit Ormal Laffin for several days as Republicans meet Monday evening.

Everett Putnam Friendship Maine Allen Camerol West Sal William Ca Acton Reed Maynard Bin Aus Acton Concord John Woodworth Alydi Flagg Flagg Katheiern Margaret Fogattree Ormal Laffin

Bulbul Birds Rise to Replace Endangered Songsters

The note describes Bulbul birds and the Chinese night bird joining as new singers as canaries decline in the country. It outlines a shift in domestic lore and demand for beautiful songbirds amid changing avian imports and a wartime or era context.

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