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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1943

Page

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Recall signals shifted in Chilean war policy

A long profile suggests Baron Wilhem Schoen may be drifting toward Allied support as subversion networks linked to German cartels appear to loosen their grip. The piece traces his family history, wartime roles, and potential impact on hemispheric dynamics if he breaks from Axis ties.

York Aram Chile Wilreiherr von Schoen Baron ‘von Paick Eesti Baron Albrecht Europe Wilhelm Count Bernstorff Washington Japan United States Baron & Sharp Wilson

Concord Briefs Reflect Winter Preparations And Local Happenings

Middlesex School resumes Monday January 12 after a weeklong holiday break as students return to classes and prepare for winter sports. Concord reports strong ice fishing interest with many licenses issued. Local churches celebrate Feast of the Circumcision with multiple masses. Dr and Mrs John Boynton Jr announce birth of daughter Mary Ann December 20 at Emerson Hospital. Sea Scouts resume meetings Thursday at Harvey Wheeler School led by Skipper Roger F. Conant. Edward McKenna returns to activity after illness. Bernard's Library at Monument Hall opens Tuesday and Friday evenings. Minsketaquid Sportsmen’s Club gathers Thursday at 7 with supper. Leo Dee secures new job with local business. Spokesfeld takes over Bernard W. Megin coaching post as Ensign in Navy. Joe Killen starred for Boston College in Orange Bowl. Leonard and Mary Palmer mark third wedding anniversary. Mrs Ellen Blanchard noted. King’s Daughters unit meets at Mrs John Morse’s home. Mrs Thomas Sanborn assists. Patrolman Frederick Nolan marks 20th year with Concord Police on New Year’s Day. chief William Ryan leads department. Elks meet. Exalted Ruler Thomas Garrity Jr presides. Pvt George Shaw and wife announce birth of daughter Annette Horn at Waltham Hospital. Shaw stationed at Fort Jackson.

Engagement announced for Miss Cowling of Woburn

West Concord announces the engagement of Carol Cowling, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Cowling of 10 Laws Brook Road, to Paul Bon of Woburn. Miss Cowling studied at Swain School of Design and Boston Secretarial School. wedding planned for date to be announced.

West Concord Harold Cowling Laws Brook Road Ee Sey Ash Carol Hg Stua F Woburn Miss Cowling Swain School of. Design Boston Secretarial School Aie Ae Arenunte Pane Lawes Te

Mr Gardner Berled Date and Mrs Mra Note

The readable fragments reference Mr Gardner and Mrs with a berled date or note, but details are unclear. This brief reads as a personal notice or snippet from a local column with limited context and no full event or action.

Berled Mr. Gardner

Concord Ceddh William Spokes fields High School opening loss to Lexington

Concord High School varsity fell 32 to 20 to Lexington in the season opener at Hunt Memorial Gymnasium on New Year’s Day. The seconds lost 28 to 13 in the preliminary. Lexington led 18 to 7 at halftime and positioned a stronger attack throughout the game. Charlie Carota led Lexington with 13 points, while Danny Busa scored nine for the visitors. Concord’s top scorer was captain Jack Larrabee with 10 points. The schedule lists upcoming games against Burlington Belmont Middlesex School and others through February with most home games after 3 o’clock due to new regulations.

Concord Céddh William Spokesfield Lexington Hunt Memorial Gymnasium Charlie ‘Carota Danny Buga Jack Larrabee Freddie Giusti Bobby Antognoni Dick Wetherbee Toma Richie O'Neilan Johnny Walker Carota Busa Edgrington New Gaaoh Bernie Megin Egainst Worchester Secon Jimmy Dee Beardsley Doodle” Barrett Ah Frankenburg Richie Crowe Ath Gam Winchester Burlington Belmont Middlesex School Chelmsford Acton Everett Votational

Funeral for Annie G Pearce Held in West Concord

Annie G Clark Pearce 65 wife of Frank H Pearce retired reformatory officer died Christmas Day in Weston after 15 months there. Born October 17 1877 in Brunswick Nova Scotia she previously lived in West Concord Elm Place and was active in Hawthorne Chapter C E B S Concord and West Concord Union Church. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Acton. She leaves several children.

West Goncord Annie G (Clark) Pearce Frank Howard Pearce MacRae Belknap Street Kenneth ‘Ralph Teed West Concord Union Churc Woodlawn Acton Pearce Weston Elm’ Place Brunswick Nova Scotia West Concord Hawthorne C. EB. S. Concord

Constance Hill Weds James Patrick in Intimate St Bernards Ceremony

Concord Miss Kathérine Louise Hill daughter of Frank M and the late Mel Hill of 20 Pairhaven Road Concord married James Patrick Sally son of Mr and Mrs James J F Street Marlboro in a small private ceremony at 3 pm in St Bernard's Church. Rev Walter A Quinlan united them as close relatives and friends attended.

Concord Kathérine Louise Hill Frank M Mel Hill

Mary Bennett Weds Edward MacLeod Jr at St Bernards

Miss Mary Bennett of Lincoln married Edward MacLeod Jr also of Lincoln on New Year’s Day in the rectory of St Bernard’s Church. A reception followed at Legion Hall in Lincoln with Rothwell N. MacRae of Concord providing music. The couple are well known locally. MacLeod attended Concord High School and has been employed locally and active in several organizations.

High Mass of Requiem in West Concord for Morse Moran

A high mass of requiem was sung at Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord for May Moran 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Moran of 232 Commonwealth Avenue who died Saturday at Sumner's Hospital in Springfield after a long illness Rev George F Bivereard curate celebrated the mass and interment followed at St Bernard's Cemetery

West Concord Our Lady Help of Christians Church

Concord-Miss Miriam Lark's Concord Apo Peeps Balitteam WW

Fragmented OCR text mentions a school schedule involving Concord and a person named Miriam. It references a balance of teams, a Friday event, and a school scene with a sextette and fans. Details are unclear due to garbled source text.

Miriam Lark’s

Concord Installation Set for January 13 by Hawthorne

The Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star of Concord plans its annual installation January 13 at the Masonic Temple. Ruth E. Foaf of Baxtells Mill Road is named new worthy matron succeeding Elizabeth D. Reid who retires. Hothweil N. MacRae to be installed as new worthy patron, Mrs Emily Taylor and Relick W. Taylor to be installed as Associate Matron and worthy patron. State officers will attend and install other officers.

Concord Hawthorne Metron Relick W. Taylor Offi- Patrotis

Union Holy Name Service Brings Area Churches Together

The Union Holy Name Service gathered Holy Name members from St. Bridget's Maynard St. Elizabeth's Acton St. Joseph's Lincoln Our Lady Help of Christians West Concord and St. Bernard's West Concord. The afternoon program at St. Bernard's included Mass attendance led by Thomas J. Byron Sr. Rev. Walter Quinlan preached on Jesus Christ Yesterday Today and the Same Forever. A rosary led by Rev. George Everard preceded the sermon and a male choir performed with organ accompaniment.

Concord St. Bridget’s Maynard St. Eliza+beth’s Acton St. Joseph’s Lincoln Our Lady Help of Christians West Concord St. Bernard’s Church St. Bernard's Church Holy Name Thomas J. Byron Sr Walter A. Quinlan St. Bernard’s’ Church George F Everard Our Lady’s Church Daniel Saunders S.J Weston College Jesus Christ Juliette A. MacLean Thomas J Croke Charles ©. Mara Pa Pel ‘Croke George’ Eulcahy St. Bernard's Myth David Welsh St. Ridget’s Reva Or Quinlan West Exposition Apie Hest

Concord Owes Update on Local Soldier Wounded in Pacific War

Concord resident Katarina Murray reports her son Corporal Allan Murray, stationed in the South Pacific, was wounded and is recovering at a San Francisco hospital. The family received the notice from the War Department in Washington D.C. Murray, 29, joined the Army about a year and a half ago and was inducted January 16, 1940. He is the second local youth recently reported wounded in action in the Southwest, following Matthew Cullinane Jr., U.S. Marine of Damon Street, wounded in the Solomon Islands area. Sgt. Kenneth J. Dann of Barratts Mill Road was killed in action.

Concord Mits Katarina Murray Cambridge Cpl Allan Amos” Murray South Pacific War San Francisco Calif War Department Washington, D.C Young Stray Army Biverte Matthew Cullinane Jr U. & Marine Damon Street Solomon Islands Kenneth ‘J. Dann Mir 101

Registrations of Concordites in Progress

Registrations continue this year with Miss Mary Hanley and Mrs Lneild Hi Moore canvassing Prechet Two in West Concord while Philip F Kenney and John G McHugh handle Precinct One. The listing is annual and clerks under the Board of Registrars coordinate the effort.

Mary” Hanley Central Street Lneild Hi Moore Central ‘Street Prechet Two West Concord Philip F. Kenney Virginia Road John G. McHugh Lexington Road Board of Registrars Edward McKenna Elsie B. Rose Joseph M. Appleby Daniel Jel Sullivan

Concord D. A. Chapter Delegates Named for Congress

The Concord D. A. meeting January 2 elected Mrs Allan Brooks and Mrs George R. Blinn as delegates to the Continental Congress to be held in Cincinnati this year. Alternate selections included Mrs John A. Cleaves and others. A committee was formed to continue the Good Client firm project and funds were raised for Ellis Island Guard Service. Nathan Howard Gist spoke on Massachusetts There She Is.

Concord D. Aviday Mn Jan ‘Brooks John A. Cleaves Cincinnati Allan Brooks George R. Blinn M‘s

Lincoln man Edward F Flint dies after long illness

Edward Francis Flint aged 72 of Lexington Road former selectman and Cassagteny missioner died at home after a long illness. He was born January 17, 1870 and active in local town affairs and the Lectureship Committee. Services were held at the Parish Unitarian Church with Rev. Charles Styron officiating and burial in Lincoln Cemetery. He left a widow and several children.

Lincoln Edward Francis Lexington Road Ias George Caroline (Rice) Flint Unitarian Church Charles M. Styron Lineol

Only 21 Pass Medical Exam at Fort Devens

Of 27 men assigned to local Draft Board 54 at Fort Devens last Friday morning on New Year’s Day only 21 passed pre-army medical examinations. Two of the Concord entrants were George Dexter Sohier and Antonio J. Scimone. They will report for active duty after a seven day furlough.

Concord Fort Devens George Dexter Sohier Frederick, M. Sohier Monument. Street Antonio J. Scimone John Scimone Bedford Ar Rateey Devetis

Concord woman Ruth Murphy dies after short illness

Mrs Ruth Murphy 73 of 6 Simon Willard Road Concord died Monday morning after a short illness. She was the wife of B Stewart Murphy and had lived in Concord for 50 years. Funeral services were held in Concord in the afternoon at the Hillside Home church with Rev Pee officiating.

Concord

Funeral services for John Edwin Lawrence held at home

Funeral rites for lifelong resident John Edwin Lawrence were conducted at his home on December 28 by George Loring Thurlow, minister of Trinity Church. Burial followed at Sleepy Cemetery. Lawrence, who had lived in the same house for years, died recently after a long illness. The Hawthorne Chapter and local groups attended.

John Edwin Lawrence George Loring Thurlow Triniteri Gongorational Sleepy Cemetery iLawson Ines

Nurses Ad Promises Expanded Help for Team

An incomplete classified ad hints at nursing staff seeking more support or supplies. The fragment references a call to Mrs. He and mentions nurses needing assistance for current duties. The readable portion suggests a request for additional resources.

Thos Ésted Mrs. He

War Prisoners Aid Fund Drive Aids Hungry Troops

A wartime item notes a fundraising drive inviting readers to contribute to a USO fund aiding prisoners of war and the hungry in occupied territories. The article mentions speakers Charles Victor and a Czechoslovakian diver and references a Thursday January 14 event to promote the effort.

United War Campagne Charles Victor

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Navy Nonis Wris Navy Ton Brown Dodds Princeton E W. H. Cowley Hamilton College T College Opty Concord Briefs I Miidlesex School Middlesex Elsier Rose Our Lady Help Cehurch John .Wilson Boynton Jr Mary .Ann Emerson Hospital Mohawk Sea Scouts Roger F. Conant Harvey Wheeler School Concord Board of Registrars Bernard Monument. Hall Minsketaquid Sportsmen’s Club Jack Hilliard Fred Nolan Leo R. Dee Bedford Street Cern Pod Spokesfield Dr. March I2 Lang Street Spokesfeld Bernard W. Megin Joe Killen Leonard J. Palmer Walden Street King’s Daughters First Parish Unitarian Church John. G. Morse Ripley Hill Road Thomas L. Sanborn Frederick Nolan Harrington Avenue Nolan William @. Ryan Nolaene Concord Lodge of Elks B.P.C.E. Dll Thomas F. Garrity Jr George R. Shaw Garfield Road Annette Horn der Waltham Hospital Pvt Shaw Fort Jackson Frank Hare Katherine” Hill James P. Ae Ie Diesees Eee Edward MacLeod, Jr Erick W. Taylor Belt Hawthorne Chapter Ruth E. Forbes Taylor Chant Nathani Gist Ole Concord D. AR Noott Jamey Colonial Tea Dining Hall Floyd Verrill Handa MaDonsach
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