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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1946
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows street names and post office box, mentions Second Class matter, March 8 1879, periodical publication Thursdays by Krise Press Inc. advertising rates per inch and subscription pricing appear. No coherent event identified beyond generic historical notice data.
Fragmented reflections urge workers and citizens to unite for progress in America. The piece contrasts courage, faith, and effort with authoritarian power, citing leadership, industry, science, and capital as paths to a richer life while warning against fear and weakness.
First Parish Unitarian Church hosts a dinner and program honoring Concord High School football champions. Speakers include Egbert Newbury and Henry N. Lamar, with Coach Bernie Megin receiving praise for a season noted for teamwork and healthy bodies.
Pro players and locals gathered for a feature evening with presentations by Eddie Horne John Donovan and Reverend Mark Sullivan. Guests included Father Sullivan of Our Lady Help of Christians and sports figures from Concord with remarks on teamwork and commitment.
Fr. John Haran S J a Jesuit College professor will speak at Holy Name West Concord Our Lady Help of Christians Church during the regular meeting Sunday at 8 p m in the lower church Rev Joseph W Sullivent Carce lain secured the speaker About 50 new members will attend.
A local charitable event gathers participants as boxes are packed by the King's Daughters society to support community needs. The effort focuses on delivering aid to residents in need.
Cub Pack 49 held a regular meeting at the parish house of Trinitarian Congregational Church on Wednesday evening. The pack also participated in last Sunday's paper drive conducted by the Scouts of Concord and West. The group is selecting a name for its bulletin edited by H. Daley.
The Young People's Society at West Concord Union Church held a Bible History and Origin discussion last Sunday evening as part of Bible Sunday. Leaders included Mary Mullen Bertha Mullen Hazel Adams and Jane Adams.
The November gathering of the Men’s Club met in the Town Hall with PW as the spell. Syraffield, the noted football referee, attended. D. M. Fellows was chosen treasurer and Joshia was elected to an office.
The Polish Mutual Aid Benefit Society at St Casimir parish hall relected John Kulik as president for a third term at its annual meeting. Officers for the coming year include Joseph Kolexida vice president John Sebastynowicz treasurer John Baluc recording secretary Alex Kulevich financial secretary William Kitowicz marshal Frank Alexandrowicz vice president Stanley Urga Michael Sofka and Michael Rynkiewicz color bearers.
Our Lady Help of Christians Church in West Concord begins its Forty Hours devotion next Friday December 20 with services starting at 7 p m and closing Sunday December 22 with a high mass at 10 30 a m. The public is invited to visit during the observance.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a birth event for twins with unclear timing and details scattered in the text. No reliable names, dates, or locations could be confirmed from the readable fragments.
A high mass for Fr. Quigley featured regional priests and deacons with Rt. Rev. Eric F. MacKenzie preaching and Rt. Rev. Walter Furlong presiding. The service listed numerous priests as attendees and bearers, followed by burial at Old Calvary in Boston and funeral arrangements by L. H. Sullivan. Fr. Quigley, educated at Boston College and St. John’s Seminary, marked 25 years since ordination last May 26. A separate note reports Yellowstone National Park hosting 267,296 visitors in July, averaging 8,622 daily.
Pastor Harry Pee invites congregation for Sunday December 15 with Sunday School at 10 45 a m and Adult Bible Class. Gospel Service follows at 7 30 p m. Prayer Meeting is Wednesday at 8 p m.
The First Parish in Corgoad Lexington announces a Sunday program on December 15 with Church School at 9:45 a.m. Morning Service at 11 a.m. The minister Edward Denills will preach on The Modern Religion Modern Needs. Music by the chorus choir. The Young Peoples Society meets in the vestry at 7 p.m.
The schedule lists Sunday classes at 9 30 for all ages from kindergarten through high school. Morning worship at 11. No youth meeting this week. Church committee meets Monday at the Manse. Woman's Union gathers Thursday at 3 p.m. in the parish house.
Mrs Nina Lind announces service at 8 20 in the morning and a Sunday service at 10 45 a m with a PS meeting at 7 o clock. C W MacWilliams is listed among organizers for the Sunday Churchle event.
Sunday morning services at 8:30 and 10:30 with Sunday school after the 6:30 mass. Evening service includes Rosary Litany and Novena followed by Benediction at 5 o'clock.
Morning masses on Sunday at 7 8 15 and 10 30 o'clock. Sunday school after the 6 15 mass. Mass at 9 30 at Carlisle. Rosary Litany and Benediction at 4 30. CYO Whist Party on Wednesday night. Reverend Mark P Sullivan pastor. Mrs Juliette A MacLean curate. Organist listed.
Harold Merriam music director and Miss Mary Lothrop organist will lead services at the Congregational church this Sunday during December at 10 45 p m. The notice also mentions South Acton and Universalist Church.
Morning worship at 10 45 a m and church school at 9 30 a m are listed with the Young People’s Christian Endeavor meeting at 6 30 p m. A warm welcome is extended to all. Also mentions the Coast Guard cutter Jefferson in the War of 1812.
The Sudbury Memorial Congregation in South Sudbury invites all ages to Sunday School classes led by Mn Sawyer and Mrs. Elinor. a morning service features Mr Dupilessy and an anthem. The evening program includes a prayer meeting, fellowship dinner, and choir rehearsal at 8 with youth classes and a Christmas program under Charles Presby.
A church announces the date for its annual Christmas tree party, detailing worship hour and related events. The notice emphasizes the community gathering at the specified time to celebrate the season.
The piece presents a Sunday sermon tied to the December golden text Psalm 125:2 and Jeremiah 17:14 with references to Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. It notes a King James Bible focus and correlative passages, emphasizing divine love and trust in God.
The Women’s Association plans a Monday gathering at p m led by Mrs Clement S and Mrs Robert H. A Christmas play will be staged to support a clothing drive for the needy in Eastern Europe, coordinated by Mrs Alexia.
In terse notes a chaotic report mentions guns fired and ground operations near La France. References to shortages of planes ground supplies and medical rations appear alongside mentions of 5 mm howitzers and American units, conveyed with unclear phrasing.
The Sudbury board of appeals will hold a zoning hearing at the town hall Monday. Margaret and Thomas are involved in a conforming with zoning matter regarding a house.
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