06 Dec 1945
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
1
The fragment mentions Very Reverend John J. J and Archbishop Cushing with a talk at 8:30 in a Washington area school auditorium on "The ... and Peace." It also notes St Mary's More Guild hosting and invites parishioners. Concorde and West Concord fire departments answered 136 alarms this year, with the last alarm Box 48 for a chimney fire.
The Middlesex County Council Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary sponsored a social event at a hospital benefiting patients. The program featured performances by Reynolds and young performers, with vocal numbers and tap dances and piano accompaniment by Mrs. Byeord.
Maynard Fifth Co Mass State Guard held a regular meeting at the town hall despite bad weather. Thomas Mulcahy signed up for membership while company cooks served hamburgers and coffee.
Maynard High School hosts a Friday evening social on December 7 at the George Washington hotel. The event is sponsored by the senior and sophomore classes with local orchestra music for dancing and a planning committee led by Miss Mary E. Coleman and Miss Ruth I. Wilson.
A one pound lump of coal contains atomic energy sufficient to power a locomotive and a 40 car train around the Earth's equator more than 150 times.
Mr and Mrs Leon Maynard and their daughters June and Jerry spent a week with Mrs Joseph Lambert on Brooks Street and attended St Bridget's Church anniversary mass during Thanks giving week for the late Joseph Lambert.
Miss Mabel Williams of Lynn was the week end guest of Mrs. Melvin Guptill. At a dinner party given by Miss Gertrude Halloran in honor of Miss Williams, the guests enjoyed reaper Nevy with when touring in Mexico in a group conducted by Halloran. Mrs. Guptill and Miss Williams were members of the party which made the Mexican tour by motor in 1941.
Lieutenant Miller of the Marine Corps is home on a three day leave at 44 Washington Street. He recently served twenty months in the Pacific area and was stationed at Guantanamo Bay. He served under the commanding general at Camp LeJeune before heading to the Pacific. His brother Lieutenant Dan Larche Miller is also in service.
Rev Whitney Hale conducts service at Middlesex school chapel as indoor sports begin with basketball and hockey planned. Rev Ernest Ford elected Catholic league president at St Clement's West Somerville. Moynihan brothers in U S Navy and Coast Guard reported. Pvt Ward Horne wounded on CBI area. Masses and rosary at St Bernard's Monument Square. Pvt Fortunato Rizzitano receives discharge from Fort Devens. his Navy brother Dom enic J. Rizzitano died in the Pacific last May.
A fragmented account discusses the rise of the rice industry in America and its role in daily meals. It highlights high vitamin content, nutrition, and versatile uses from boiling to puddings, with mentions of homemakers and general cooking ideas.
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