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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1946
Page
9
The Knights of Columbus Penny Sale runs this week with ceremonies by James B. Farrell. A large number of cards will be distributed for the event slated for the upcoming evening, November 20. Everyone is invited to participate and solve questions sent to participants.
Rotary club updates show a Thursday lunch at 12 15 at the Colonial Inn with President Fred T Boyd presiding and progress to be announced during the session.
A Maynard resident shares a wartime tale of a Belgian woman who cared for a New York infantryman's grave with devotion. After marriage plans, she weds in Maynard as the couple explain the grave care to the soldier's parents who travel from New York for the ceremony.
Atton Mrs Joseph B Grandine and Sophie Danielle Jona than of Great Road East Aeten travel by car to Clardown Wisconsin to spend Christmas with Mr Grandine's family. After the holidays they plan to return to their new home in southern California where Grandine is an instructor in the chemistry department at the University of Southern California. The Grandines have sold an Acton property to Mr and Mrs Barker of Dorchester.
Lost glasses described as gold framed in an aged steel case last seen near Lovell Road and on Lovell Street. Contact Mrs. Fred Waite at Concord 621-J with any information.
Dominions of Masédthusetid Middlesex probate court cites interested parties in the estate of Helen Rechel Best of Acton to object to a will petition filed for probate. Returns due by November 30 1946 with appearance by counsel, signed by Judge John C Esquire. Dec 5 12 19 notices by Loring P. Jordan.
James Moriarty a long time Maynard resident died at Hospital Brighton on Friday November 29. He is survived by his brother and several relatives. Funeral from his home 17 Glendale Monday morning followed by Mass at St. Bridget's Church officiated by Rev D Edward O Bryan with several priests assisting. Interment in St. Bridget's Cemetery. Pallbearers included Joe P Dineen Robert Ay Weir and others. ushers were Francis Cleary and Noble Morton. Moriarty was active in St. Bridget's Holy Name Society Maynard Council Knights of Columbus and American Legion Maynard Gun Club and Twin Teuiant Club. Large turnout reflected the esteem in which he was held.
Engagement announced for Miss Henry Carpenter daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carpenter of Parks City Montana. World War I service noted for her fiancé Abe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Waed on of 428 Main Streets Arkansas.
At the Middlesex Central portion meeting in Lincoln the Bedford Grange elected officers Arthur Wright chaplain Mrs Etta Stacey Ceres and Leslie R Stacey gatekeeper. Bedford Grange to entertain Middlesex Central Pomona December 18 in the Town hall. Next Bedford meeting December 9 in the Townhall. It will be Chineeers night.
Miss Esther Taylor of Wet erbee road East Acton is in Miami Florida recovering from an emergency appendectomy. Mrs Charles P Taylor of East Acton recuperates in Natick hospital. The American Legion of Actors plans a New Year Ball in Exchange hall to raise funds for a high school scholarship.
The Study Group of the Birth of Christ met at Mrs Gharie Scrymegemour's Springs Road home with a review of Emily Hahn's China to Me. Hosts included Mrs George Ellinwood and Mrs Roderick Elliott. next meeting set with Mrs William A Rowse on Old Billerica Road. Bedford Grange Friday dances continue at Town Hall with new host Salvatore Albani and others assisting. All are welcome.
The text lists six divisions with nicknames and current stations: 5th Infantry in Korea, 6th Infantry in Japan, 7th Infantry in Korea, 24th Infantry in Japan, and 25th Infantry in Japan, plus a reference to Cavalry and other unit markers.
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