Local Church Services and Community Notices
Sunday service at Trini Episcopal church and a junior church session at Trinity next day. Bernard’s parish library opens twice this week. IOOF Concord Lodge meets Thursday at Odd Fellows hall with social after. Confraternity of the Most Holy Name at St Bernard’s convenes Thursday 7 45. Harness shop teardown under way by Beharrell brothers. Methodist Episcopal remodeling on Thoreau street proceeds. Gordon Dickson home from service. High school play planned next month at Hall Memorial auditorium. Draft Board sends new selectees to Fort Banks. Captain George N Marshall delivers sermon at First Parish Italian church. Epiphany observed at Trinity church. Holy Name Society to attend 7 o’clock Mass next Sunday.
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Trini- Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
Services for Mrs Fee Held Last Thursday
A high mass of requiem was celebrated at St Bernard's Church for Mrs Anhie McGoor ty Fee 75 widow of Patrick Fee who died 35 years ago. Rev Mark P Sultivarr officiated and burial was in St Bernards Cemetery. Mrs Fee born in Ireland lived in Concord 55 years. Survived by two sons James and Francis and five daughters Kathryn Mary Jane Anne Moreau Elizabeth Cook and others. grandchildren.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s Church
Anhie (McGoorty) Fee
Patrick Fee
Mark P. Sultivarr
St. Berhard’s Cemetery
Fee
Ireland
James
Francis
Kathryn
Mary
Jane
Anne Moreau
Elizabeth Cook
Pvt. Dee Now Located in Japan
Private James H. Dee Jr. of the U S Army has been stationed in Japan after three months in Manila and a flight overseas. He has served nearly two years and is the brother of Marian F. Dee U S Army Nurses Corps recently promoted to first lieutenant on Saipan.
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Concord
James H. Dee
Bedford’ Street
US. Army
Japan
Manila
Dee
Marian F. Dee
U.S. Army Nurses Corp
Saipan
Discharged Navy Officer Lt Comdr David B Little
Concord reports Lieutenant Commander David B Little U S Navy has been discharged after 59 months of active duty. He left the service in Boston where he last served as commanding officer of the USS Cohoes and served in the American and Pacific theaters including the Marshalls and Carolinas. Before the service he worked for the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and he is married with family on Ripley Hill Road.
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Concord
David B. Little
U.S. Navy
Boston
U.S. S. Cohoes
Little
American and Pacific
Marshalls
Carolinas
Museum of Fine Arts
Ripley Hill Road
Concord residents urged to donate to March of Dimes
Concord residents are urged to contribute to the annual March of Dimes drive. Receptacles have been placed in local stores for those who wish to donate to the worthy cause.
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Concord
Rotary Club Speaker Was War Veteran
Concord Newton veteran Joseph W. Limric spoke at the Concord Rotary club meeting on Training Our Air Forces. January program head William T. Magoon announced the next lunch meeting to feature Staff Sergeant Leonard Berghardt with ties to the Russian Army, in a joint session with the Concord Lions.
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Concord
Joseph W. Limric
Newton
U. S. Army
Leonard Berghardt
Concord Lions Club
Legion Post Meeting Rescheduled for January 10
The James J. Mansfield Post No. 158 American Legion will hold its regular meeting on Thursday evening January 10 at 8 oclock in the Veterans building Walden Street. Commander Arthur Wood will preside and discuss the proposed new World War II memorial for veterans.
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Concord
James J. Mansfield
American Legion
Veterans ‘Building
Walden Street
Comdr
Arthur Wood
Maude Tompkins Engaged To Frederick Craig
Concord reports the engagement of Maude Wheeler Tompkins to Frederick Kempton Craig. Miss Tompkins is a Concord high school and Graves School of Design graduate now in business locally. Craig, a Concord high school grad, served 3.5 years in the Army Engineers in the Philippines and Japan and has returned to work with a civil engineering firm in Newtonville. No wedding date set.
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Concord
Tompkins
Gay Concord
Maude
Wheeler Tompkins
Frederick Kempton Craig
Kempton B. Craig
Lexington
Concord High School
Graves School
Boston
Craig
U.S. Army
Engineers Corps
Newtonville
Ladies Union Meeting at West Concord Church Parlor
The Ladies Union of West Concord Union church met in the ladies parlor on Thursday afternoon.
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The
Ladies Union of the
West Concord Union Church
Archie Giroux Elected Vice President in State Selectmen Group
Archie R. Giroux of Lexington was elected vice president of the Massachusetts State Selectmen's Association at the Gardner Auditorium meeting in Boston. He serves overseas with AMG and is a World War I veteran, formerly chairman of the Lexington Board of Selectmen and a Middlesex County Commissioner before his service. He is a Concord Lodge Elks member on the honor roll.
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Concord
Archie R. Giroux
Lexington
Massachusetts State Selectman’s Association
Gardner Auditorium
Boston
Giroux
AMG
Royal English Air Force
Lexington Board of Selectmen
Middlesex County Commissioners
Concord Lodge of Elks
Engagement Announcement for Margaret Hearon and Robert Dickey
Margaret E Hearon daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hedron Maynard to Robert Dickey son of Mrs Hubbard Street announce engagement. Dickey served overseas in the Pacific with the Navy and has resumed civilian duties. No wedding date set.
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Concord
Margaret E. Hearon
Thomas Hedron
Maynard
Robertson
Knights of Columbus Concord Council Meeting
Concord Council Knights of Columbus will hold its regular business meeting Tuesday evening January 15 at 8 o'clock in Monument hall. Grand Knight Thomas J. Burke Jr. will conduct the session. Members meet on the first and third Tuesday each month.
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Concord
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
Thomas J. Burke, Jr
Knights
Four Concord Brothers Visiting Home After Service
The four sons of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson A. Horne of 59 Thoreau street are together for the first time in about five years. Harold in the U S Marine Corps has just arrived. John a Pacific theatre veteran and Francis a European theatre veteran were recently discharged. Edward has been on furlough after service in the Chind Burma India campaign and may be discharged after further treatment. Harold also expects a possible discharge soon.
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Concord
Nelson A. Horne
Thoreau Street
Harold
U. S.marine Corps
John
Francis
Edward
U.S. Army
Concord Lions Club Sees Plans for Joint Meetings and Drive
The Concord Lions Club met at Wright's Tavern with President Leon J. Moreau presiding. Announced were a joint meeting with Concord Rotary and a Boston Host Day event on January 17. Zone 1 speaker Elbert Agnew discussed a January ship drive and the district convention is set for June. A joint district meeting was also proposed. entertainment included motion pictures by Rothwell N. MacRae. An officers meeting followed.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Wright's Tavern
Monument Square
Leon. J. Moreau
Concord Rotary Club
Boston
Wae
Elbert Agnew
Ohio
Sidney G. MacRae
Lincoln
Calvin M. Brown
Waltham
Lions Club
King Lion Moreau
Entertainment
Rothwell N. MacRae
Concord Clothing Drive Urges Community to Help Needy Europe
Beginning Monday January 7 Concord residents are urged to cooperate with the Victory Clothing drive to gather articles for the needy in Europe and Asia. Donations may be left at the fire station during the month.
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Concord
Europe
Asia
DAR Chapter at Concord Held Session
Old Concord Chapter of the D A R met at the Chapter House in Concord with a large attendance. Regent Mrs Forrest E Collier of Billerica introduced guest speaker Mrs James McClellan, who spoke on Paper and urged saving and salvaging to recycle into new products. Hostesses included Concord members led by Mrs Charles H Towie. Next meeting scheduled for February.
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Concord
Old Concord
D A. R
Lexington
Road
Forrest. E. Collier
Billerica
James McClellan
State Committee
The
DAR
Charles H. Towie
Emerson Hospital Monthly Summary from December 1945
Emerson Hospital reports December 1945 totals with 46 surgical and 20 medical cases, 37 obstetric cases, 94 inpatients treated, 39 patients in hospital at month end, and 140 discharges. Daily average for December 1945 was 36, compared with 34 in December 1944. largest in-hospital census 44, smallest 27.
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Concord
Edna D. Price
Emerson Hospital
Marked wedding date observed in West Concord
West Concord couple Mr and Mrs Vinal E Ashe of 112 Commonwealth Avenue celebrated their 7th wedding anniversary last Tuesday. They wed in Watertown on January 9 1929 and have lived in West Concord since. They have one son Walter. Mrs Ashe was born Marion Pope of Concord.
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West Concord
Vinal E.ashe
Commonwealth
Avenue
Watertown
Walter
Ashe
Marion Pope
Concord
Concord Patrolman Fred Nolan’s 23rd Anniversary Highlighted
A correction notes that Concord Patrolman Fred Nolan’s twenty third anniversary as a Concord police officer appeared in last week’s Concord Enterprise edition under the headline Observes. The item clarifies the previous error in the paper’s reference.
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Concord
Fred Nolan
Concord Force
Concord Enterprise
Blair Elected Director of Boston Young Republican Club
George 8 Blair Jr of Everett Street was elected one of the directors of the Young Republican 21 Club at Boston recently.
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George 8. Blair, Jr
Everett Street
Young Republican 21 Club
Boston
Concord Board of Trade Proposes Big Town Planning Ideas
January Concord Board of Trade meeting at Howard Johnsons West Concord drew nearly 100 attendees. New members joined, including Joseph F. King and others. Speakers proposed long range traffic, parking, and town improvements with plans to reduce route 126 traffic and expand parking, fire and police facilities, and a new town center layout.
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Concord
Concord Board of Trade
Howard Johnson
West Concord
Robert D. Park
Arthur J. Duggan
Sujper
Duggan
Joseph F. King
Malcolm Holden
Mark Mara
Richard P. Sullivan
Richard A. Montague
William A. Robinson
John Swanson
Charles R. Voigt
William Russin
E. E. Tarbox
Nellie Craig
Frederick R. Lovejoy
Joseph A. Rinaldo
Lester B. Whittemore
Samuel G. Kent
Kent
Ie Dame
Board of Trade
John Elmo Wallace
Wallace
Lovejoy
Andrew H. Hepburn
Lowell Red
Sears
Ic Ury Road
Main Street
Route 126
Monument Street
Concord Center
Moving Picture Theatre
Robert E. Goodwin
Mer
Selectman
Sta Court
Heywood Street
Central Fire
Walden Street
Gerson Named Assistant D A in Middlesex County
Concord resident Allen Gerson of Lowell is appointed assistant district attorney for Middlesex County, succeeding Samuel H. Cohen who returns to private practice. Maurice McWalter of 87 Main Street also serves on DA George E. Thompson's staff.
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Concord
Allen Gerson
Lowell
Middlesex County
Samuel H. Coheitt
Maurice McWalter
87 Main Street
George E. Thompson
Concord Chorus to Resume Rehearsals in January
Concord Chorus committee returns from holiday break and will resume weekly rehearsals Tuesday evening January 15 at 7 45 oclock in the Wells A Hall Memorial auditorium of Concord high school.
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Concord
Concord Chorus Committee
Wells A. Hall
Concord High School
Sea Scouts Mohawk to Meet at Harvey Wheeler Hall
S. S. Mohawk Sea Scouts of West Concord will meet Thursday night at the Harvey Wheeler school hall in West Concord. Skipper Roger F. Conant will be in charge.
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S. S. Mohawk
Sea Scouts
West Concord
Harvey Wheeler
Roger F. Conant
Walden Royal Arch Chapter Meets Monday in Concord
The Walden Royal Arch Chapter plans its January meeting in Concord for Monday evening January 28 at 8 o'clock in Masonic hall. Excellent High Priest F. Flachsbart will preside and a social evening will follow.
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Concord
Walden Royal
Masonic
Cord
F. Flachsbart
Society elects officers of Helping Hig Society West Concord
Newly elected officers of the Helping Hig Society of the West Concord Union church are Mrs Harold Sibley president Mrs Richard Jackson president Mrs Howard Water secretary and Mrs Leonard Benson treasurer.
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West
Concord
Helping Hig Society
Conce Union Church
Follos
Harold Sibley
Richard Jackson
Howard Water
Leard Benson
CYO Group to Meet at Monument Hall Friday Night
Concord and St Bernard parish youths plan weekly gathering at Monument Hall at 7 30 o clock Friday. A public whist party Thursday January 10 will raise funds for CYO activities for the coming season.
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Concord
St. Bernard's
Ero
Loyer Monument Hall
CYO
Monument Hall
Overseas Arrivals List Includes U S Army Personnel
Overseas arrivals show U S Army personnel including Sergt. Bush of Sudbury Road, 1st Lieut. Francis A. Holl, Pfc. Pale iny of West Concord, and Cant. Donald Loring of West Concord formerly of Agon, among others.
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Sergt
Bush
Sudbury Road
U.S
Francis A. Holland
U. S. Oe Cetac Road
Pale
US. Army
West Concord
Donald Loring
Agon
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Frederick Craig
Archie Giroux
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