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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1942
Page
3
A fragment from a price list shows various cents values such as 49¢ 49c 59c 39c 69s 29e likely indicating item prices. No clear items or context provided.
The Union Congregational Church held its annual meeting and reported the outstanding note paid, clearing church debts. A pedestal from the original pulpit will serve as a baptismal font presented by George H. Gutteridge. Plans note an Evangelical Society formed in Magnanopoe with religious duties discussed and a junior choir to meet Thursday evening at 6:30 followed by seminars at 7:30.
Maynard voters schedule annual town officers election for March 2 with caucus and independent nomination deadlines. Registrars of Voters set registration sessions February 6 10 and 18 with hours noted. Republican and Democratic town committees back Citizens Caucus plans. last year 598 votes cast with seven contests.
In Sudbury the town trucks loaded with sand and pails furnished by residents stand prepared to aid in extinguishing any emergency fire. Local volunteers and officials ensure equipment is available if a blaze breaks out.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Grats of Fletcher's Corner Hospital. The birth marks a family milestone reported in local notices.
Town officials urge radio equipped police cars to share communications with Maynard and other towns to speed responses. They cite delays during past incidents as proof a cooperative wireless network would reduce response times and prevent costly errors.
A car owned by Markopowles of 86 email Lowell and driven by Hee Philbrick collided at the Acton Parker street crossing in South Acton shortly after midnight Monday. The vehicle struck the tracks and was removed as authorities processed the scene.
Nutrition experts warn 33 percent malnutrition and urge green and yellow vegetables rich in iron and riboflavin. The article lists kale spinach lettuce cabbage and other greens and offers sample Sunday menus at low and medium costs featuring beef or ham main courses, baked vegetables, whole grain bread, salads and desserts.
The Student Prince opens a two week engagement at the Shubert Theatre in Boston on February 2nd following a successful tour through Hartford Providence Springfield New Haven and cities across Pennsylvania Virginia and beyond. Cast changes include Lloyd Harris as Dr Engel and James Donnelly as Lutz with Barbara Scully still Kathie and Robert Davis in the title role. The production features a famed male singing chorus and a strong supporting cast including Detmar Poppen Nina Varela Joanne Tree Jay Presson Alex Alexander William Castle.
Collier's notes describe a 1274 roof for the Cathedral of St. Maurice in Angers France. A sheet lead roof measured a quarter inch thick at the main span and thinned to about one third inch along the ridge.
Marlboro plans a Home and School formal dance at Lyonhurst Ballroom on February 9 directed by Dorothy B Elderkin. Proceeds go to the Marlboro Red Cross War Fund Drive. The program includes Waltz Variations, exhibition dances, a Waltz solo by Anne Burke, a costume duet, a Gay 90s dance demonstration, and a Victory Drill finale with baton twirlers Irené Rogers and Barbara Thérne.
Mrs Blanche Baker of Southboro buys the late Edward F. Collins residence on Lausquama Road in Southboro and will take possession immediately. The Collins family built the palatial house about 15 years ago after retirement from farming. Mary Collins, 85, has moved to Middleboro to live with her nephew William C. Moore. Miss Collins was in Wellesley College’s first graduating class and Edward Collins served as a local town official. Mrs Baker plans to run a rest home for aged people on the estate. Papers were filed at attorney John E. Rice’s Marlboro office.
The passage discusses the idea that a strong mind accepts both grand and simple things with equal measure. It attributes the thought to Samuel Johnson and frames it as a moral claim about intellectual balance.
Marlboro Louis Buisson longtime city resident marks his 70th birthday today. He runs a Pim Street market and belongs to Buisson Morin Undertaking. Active in Union Council 420 Jean Society Loyal Court G F Marlboro Lodges and several fraternal and religious groups. He lives with Mrs Buisson on Cross Street and has two daughters Mrs John Hoban of Framingham and Mrs John Stanton of Hudson.
Perry W. O Leary Assistant Engineer of the fire department gave a talk at the Methodist Church Men's Club supper on fire prevention and incendiary bombs. He is a graduate of Boston Air Raid Protection training and teaches air raid methods at Concord Reformatory and Central fire station.
Northboro Woman's Club hosted a large gathering for a Tuesday night meeting featuring a motion picture program. The event was organized by chairman Mrs. Palmer W. Bigelow and committee members Mrs. George H. Douglas Mrs. Fred H. French Mrs. Rodney M. Leland and Mrs. Wilfred M. Watson.
Marlboro Holy Trinity delegates Herbert G Weeks Miss Alice Balcolm and Mrs William H Jefferies join the Arch Deaconry of Lowell sessions at St Pauls Cathedral in Boston starting at 10 o clock with Rev William H Jefferies Jr also in attendance.
Peter J. Kugina of Maynard was ejected from a Middlesex Probate Court hearing on his wife’s divorce petition. The wife testified of repeated abuse at their home. a spectator laughed loudly, drawing a reprimand. The couple proceeded to trial, and the wife was granted the divorce and her maiden name Helen Kavale-skt.
The Acton Parent-Teacher Association presented Sidney Howard’s comedy to about 400 convalescent soldiers at Lovell General Hospital Fort Devens. Cast members Mrs Edward Schmitz Kal Kansanniva Robert Goldthwaite Miss Cecelia Callanan Miss Ruth Berglind J Henry Engman and Charlotte Woods earned praise for polished performances and humor.
Sudbury and East Sudbury graduates leave for Montgomery Alabama to begin flight training in the U S Air Corps. Three Sudbury high School seniors take commissions this year Dave Buxton Baldey Bowry and Mike Priest join the Air Corps alongside Dave Liebman who was commissioned last year. Other Sudbury boys serve in different branches.
Sudbury announces the marriage of Frances Dorothy Elgin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Elgin of Miami Oklahoma, to Wy man Rogers son of Harland H. Rogers and the late Mrs. Rogers of Sudbury on January 65th 1942.
The Sudbury Tire Rationing Book has reached its February quota for tire allocations. Residents are urged to apply early to secure needed tires.
Dayton report describes a gun sight aiming point camera mounted behind the gun sights on fighters to record combat action high above. The device, tested at Wright Field, records with 16 mm film, 50 foot length, and synchronized trigger use to verify enemy destruction.
Marlboro attorney John £ Rice and Lambert H. Bigelow will present colored moving pictures at Sudbury Town Hall next Friday night. The program is sponsored by the Bidbury Woman’s club to raise funds for the Boy Scouts of Sudbury.
Joseph Taylor of Newton Street underwent an appendectomy at Marlboro Hospital late Tuesday afternoon. Surgeon Dr Headberg of Worcester operated. the report notes the Red Cross War effort receipts totaling $869 as of January 26.
The C L F club of the ville Federated Church will meet in the church vestry this afternoon at 3 30 o clock.
A meeting of the Ladies' Alliance of the Unitarian church will be held at the home of Mrs. William B. Walker on South Street February 5. Mrs. Albert N. Peck will assist, and Mrs. Howard Searles will give a travel talk.
The Northboro Grange will hold a meeting on Tuesday evening at School Street Hall with Everett Blakely in charge. A Valentine party follows, led by Mrs Nolan Lane as chairwoman and a committee including Mrs Viola Sirles Mrs Wood Miss Doris Murray Dorothy Miss Betty Johnson and Miss Jones.
The weekly whist event for Choate V F W featured players including Fred Backlund Mrs Quinagio Mrs Prescott M McDonald Mary Delarda Senecal Eunice Brock Hoey Esther Tuttle N oran Gladys Went and Walter Kittridge Oe. Eleanor Rossi and Eccles received scores. Eunice Brock won the score prize and Delarda won the low score prize Backlund received the special prize and Kittridge took the door prize Martha Monahan will run the event next week.
On Thursday evening at the Middlesex Elks hall a gathering titled treasure will be served after a Middlesex rite. Rod and Gun club members are invited to attend the open meeting with followers and game enthusiasts welcome.
A garden lecture by Harold T. Bent is announced for February 4 at the Weston town hall. The program, under the Wes Club, promotes nut gardening and a growing one row system. A second lecture will follow four weeks later.
The First Parish in Concord invites the public to a Sunday morning service led by Rev. Edward P. Daniels with a church school session. The vestry sermon will cover themes of Eastern affairs and analysis, delivered by speakers including William Witten and Boyd.
The notice lists a morning service at 10 45 a m on February 1 1942 with Rev Wilfrid M Bunker and an address at Walden Street. A junior peoples society meets at 6 00 p m and parish house activities are planned for the evening.
Readable fragments show Rev Charles J Peak delivering a Sunday sermon at Rome Church in Street. The service is scheduled around 8 00 a m with the date indicating February.
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