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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1949
Page
10
An assortment of practical vegetable dishes and substitutions. Tips include baking carrots with spices, cauliflower in cheese sauce, baked eggplant halves, fried Brussels sprouts, and creamy spinach casseroles. Offers methods to boost flavor with herbs, sauces, and inexpensive pantry ingredients.
Cook beets into thin strips then heat with soup top milk two percent horseradish and salt. Do not discard cauliflower leaves add to white sauce after cooking for 15 minutes. Wax beans taste better with toasted almonds. Chives or mint added to melted butter flavor cooked carrots.
In Sudbury the past week two fires underscored a warning from Fire Chief Davidson about burning rubbish, brush, or grass. A small woods fire near Wayside Inn and a fire at Featherland Farm damaged straw coverings and threatened fields, kept in check by swift firefighting. Residents are urged to obtain permission and use an incinerator to prevent spread and protect buildings during mild, windy conditions.
Concord P T A plans a meeting next Wednesday at 7:45 PM in the Concord school cafeteria. President Kenneth will preside. Doc Rollins will discuss guiding Concord public schools and speak on Our Children's Needs. Elementary parents and all residents are invited.
Camden reports a quirky incident where a cat’s reputed landing on its feet was challenged after two dogs chased Mickey, a tom, causing an awkward slip and fall amid the chase.
Concord High School held a Good Government Day assembly in the auditorium. Students read the Governor's Proclamation and announced new junior and senior National Honor Society members while candidates from Concord High School and Concord Academy spoke on state issues including housing, cost of living, wages, education, and taxation.
Claire Austin, Esther MacLea, Dorothy Robus, and Cynthia Heald are identified in a community notice. The fragment ends mid list, providing only these four names with no dates or locations.
Concord Reverend Morris R. Robinson, rector of St. Anne's Episcopal Church South Lincoln, is named chaplain of the House of the Good Samaritan in Boston a hospital for children with rheumatic fever and related illnesses. A small chapel in the building hosts Sunday services.
The Ladies Sodality of St Bernard's Church plans a public whist party at Monument Hall on Friday night January 28 at 8 o'clock. Many fine prizes will be offered and all are welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Arnold Jr. welcome a son, David Bullard Arnold III, born January 16 in Concord. Grandparents are Lloyd Nichols of Chestnut Hill and Bentley Warren Jr. of Essex. Great grandparents include Mrs. George Bramwell Baker of Chestnut Hill and Mrs. Verace D. Arnold of Waltham.
A fragmented note discusses planning vacation courses with unclear references to dates and methods. Key entities are hard to identify, but the piece hints at scheduling, travel, and study activities amid an informal tone.
A cordial invitation extends to all to attend services and use the Reading Room. A nursery is provided for children during Sunday church services. The sermon includes Bible passages from the King James Version and references to scientific metaphors from Mary Baker Eddy.
Rev Alexander J McCarthy leads services Sunday January 23 with Masses at 7 8 30 and 10 30 o clock Novena to Our Lady each evening at 7 30 Charity whist party by Altar Guild Society on Wednesday January 26 at Odd Fellows hall at 8 p m Organists Mrs John Kerns and Mrs Walter Dow noted.
The program includes a 9:35 a m church service with a sermon titled What Room for Complaint by the minister and music from the chorus choir. At 7:15 p m the Unitarian Young People's Society will meet in the vestry with Mrs Charles L Norcross of West Concord speaking on the seeing eye dog and guiding her in Concord. The Couples Club gathers Saturday January 22 at 8 30 p m in the vestry.
Robert J. Vervey to play the organ at 11 a.m. Sunday January 23 with Mr Wallace delivering the sermon. A nursery is available during service and Sunday school begins at 9:30.
The notice lists services and programs at Elm Sizest led by Rector Rev Bradford Hastings. Morning worship includes Holy Communion at 9, children’s and youth classes at 10, nursery and kindergarten at 11, with a sermon by Rev Mr Wallace of the Trinitarian Congregational church. A sewing day is planned for Wednesday January 26 from 16 to 4.
A notice states an event will be held on January 22 at 7 30 p m in St George s parish hall.
Henry B. Leech pastor leads Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Sermon on Effective Prayer. Youth Fellowship at 7 p.m. Tuesday features W S C S and Philathea Birthday Party at 7:30 p.m. All women invited. Coffee table sponsored by Henry Gamela. Sunday schedule repeats with Christian Endeavor at 11 a.m. and Evening Worship at 7:30 p.m.
Rev. D Edward O Bryan and Rev Thomas W Moriarty lead daily mass at 7 am. Confessions Saturday at 4 masses 7 10 11 30 children 10 15. Sunday school after 9 am mass. Benediction Sunday evening. Instruction for high school students Wednesday 8 am. Services Wednesday 7 30 pm. Confraternity of Christian Doctrine meets Wednesday 8 pm.
Rev F 3 Miaskiewicz D C L presides at St Casimir's Church with masses at 9 and 11 o'clock Sunday. Sunday school follows the first mass. Weekday masses are at 8 am except Wednesday at 7 30 am. Religious instruction runs 8 am for high school and 11 am for junior high on Wednesday. Confessions Friday and Saturday 3 and 7 pm.
Rev Anthony Huravsky announces the annual meeting for church committee elections in the church hall on Sunday January 23 at 2 PM for 1949 proceedings.
7 30 p m Gospel service during which new church officers will be elected. Pastor’s yearly message on stewardship. Wednesday January 2 mid week meeting. Friday January 28 p m Young People’s Society event at the church.
The West Concord Union introduces Clawee activities suitable for all ages from bean loom to young people. Organizers invite community members to join ongoing sessions and explore crafts, games, and hands on projects.
Rev Marvin L Bedson leads morning service at 10 with Sunday school at 9. Leila B Res attends along with family at 27 Great and 52 Great José for fellowship after the service.
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