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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1943
Page
3
Concord reports many residents and former students entering or already serving in the armed forces. Updates include promotions, new bases, and assignments across Army Navy and Marine units with names and hometown addresses.
A fragmentary scene shows Sophia and Mrs. Worthington in a tense parlor as they discuss an insurance matter. Seren Kimball mentions a need for funds while the bereaved ladies react with shock and unease at the conversation and behavior.
David Carey Jr. of Belknap Street a Boston College student and former high school basketball captain is in the Army Reserve. Robert M. Mara of Bedford Street a Dartmouth College student is also a Reserve member. Philip Bernard Dee of Davis Court a Coast Guard coxswain recently visited family. Douglas H. Cowling of Laws Brook Road has earned an Officers' Training at Quantico and is commissioned a Second Lieutenant. Ensign Edward McCaffrey of Lexington Road is transferred to a West Coast Navy base.
Mrs Marion Noe and Son 9 Great Road moved to Cambridge. Mrs Dominick DeBenedetto returned from Springs Road after visiting her husband at a Navy Camp near Richmond Virginia. Mrs Gunnar Hemmingson returned from Arlington Symmes Hospital after an operation. A public bridge and whist party sponsored by the PTA Ways and Means Committee will be held Friday at Mrs William Collins Great Rd. Cpl and Mrs John Breland welcome a baby boy born last week at Emerson Hospital Concord. the father is somewhere in North Africa. American Legion Auxiliary meets next Tuesday at Mrs William Collins Great Road. Eastern Star installation Thursday January 21 in the school auditorium with a home cooked supper prior. Miss Margaret Elm Street is taking a week vacation and spreading a table of cakes.
The Central Committee of the American Red Cross sets a $125 million goal for 1943. The March drive, designated Red Cross Month, is chaired by Walter S. Gifford of AT&T. Funds cover local and national wartime needs for one year, with $45 million for chapters and $80 million for the national and international program.
A baby boy was born last Friday night at City Hospital to Mr and Mrs Davis. Hospital staff reported the birth of the newborn, with both mother and child said to be in good condition.
Concord First Parish Church announces January 24 1943 services with Rev Edward P Daniels preaching It Makes a Difference sermon at 11 00 am Music by the chorus choir Emerson Society meets at 6 00 pm Robert W Harris from Concord E High School speaks at 7 00 pm All services in vestry until further notice
Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and morning prayer with sermon at 10 o'clock. Junior Church attends. Annual meeting of the Church Aid Society on Wednesday January 27 at 2:30 p.m. Rector Rev Charlies R Peck leads service at Elm Street.
Reverend Harry P. Qolland leads services on January 24 1943 with Sunday School at 10 45 a m Gospel service at 7 30 p m Y P S meets Tuesdays Prayer service Wednesday 8 p m in the church
Rev. Walter A. Quinlan as pastor and Rev. Mark Sullivan as curate announce Sunday masses at 7 8 15 and 10 o clock. Parish Library open Tuesday and Friday evenings.
West Concord Catholic parish announces Sunday masses at 7 8 30 and 10 30 in the morning led by Rev William Shaughnessy and Rev George F Everard with durate services throughout the day.
Reverend Kenneth R. Teed presides at morning worship at 10:45 with church school sessions for beginners at 10:45 and primary junior and senior departments at 9:45. Evening class to follow at 6:39.
The Trinitarian Congregational Church on Walden Street invites worshipers. Morning worship begins at 10 45 with Rev John E Wallace delivering the sermon. Church School meets at 9 30 with Raymond T Stowe as superintendent.
Sunday services at 10 45 and Sunday school at 10 45. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45. Reading Room hours 12 00 to 4 00 weekdays. Truth the sermon subject. January 24 in all branches of The Mother Church in Boston. Golden Text Psalm 86 11 and Luke 13 34 48 cited. Passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures quoted.
Washington Digest profiles Harold Dewey Smith head of the budget bureau since 1939, detailing how the agency acts as an independent, objective check on spending. It explains how the bureau reviews programs, reconciles government agencies with Congress, and aims to prevent duplication while shaping policy before bills reach the committees.
Bankhage notes 800 percent of private timberland cutting lacks regard for sustainable growth. Census estimates 54 million Americans lack birth proof. War Production Board opens a grievance office for its questionnaires. A new floating match box for soldiers includes an emergency compass and is highly durable.
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