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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1946

Page

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Protecting the Forests in New England Estates Unite for Conservation

Foresters from Maine Rhode Island Vermont New Hampshire Connecticut and Massachusetts intensify regional actions on fire protection pest control taxation and cutting practices. The note warns that ignoring conservation could push the nation toward an economic crisis during vacation season.

New England Maine Rhode Island Vermont New Hampshire Connecticut Massachusetts

Sportograph George Reid Recounts 1875 Concord Defeat

Sportograph George Reid of West Acton aged 93 remains active and is an authority on baseball He recalls players from 1875 and notes a team that defeated Concord 21 to 8 Tony Manero plays an exhibition at Maynard Country Club with Gianferante brothers Former U S champion makes a fine impression Marlboro Legion clubs Hudson Legion in a 7 4 baseball game Maynard Dilomatics wallop South Acton A A 26 to 4

George Reid West Acton Concord Tony Manero Maynard Country Club Gianferante Brothers U. S

Concord golf and tennis winners at Concord Country Club

Five years ago Kenneth L. Hayes and Charles L. Foote led a cooperative weekend golf tournament at Concord Country Club. Our Lady's of West Concord won eighth straight, defeating Lexington 12 to 5 with Harry Cook and Jimmy Condon sharing pitching honors. Henry S. Thompson Jr. and Mrs Olive B. Carruthers won men’s and women’s golf titles. Jean Denio captured the ladies singles tennis title at Concord.

Kenneth L. Hayes Charles L. Foote Concord Country Club Our Lady’s of West Concord Lexington Harry Cook Jimmy Condon Henry S. Thompson, Jr Olive B. Carruthers Jean Denio Concord

Memory Lane in Concord recollects alumni leaders and local events

In Concord memory notes B Farnham Smith elected president of High School Alumni Association with Howard Jackson as vice president. William K Ritchie, a 66 year old realtor, dies in Newmarket New Hampshire and George B Bartlett, a noted author, dies in Bristol Rhode Island. Manager Conants South Acton nine wins 194 over Marlboro aided by Park s pitching. Margaret Rooney marries Daniel Coffey. Milton Butcher s dog Frank reportedly sets a record by killing 63 rats in one hole.

B. Farnham Smith High School Howard Jackson William K. Ritchie Newmarket N. H George B. Bartlett Bristol R. TI Conant South Acton Marlboro Park Margaret Rooney Daniel Coffey Milton Butcher Frank

Concord Academy Obituary and Local Events Summary

Thomas Maguire dies from influenza at Concord Academy. Girls perform Prunella by Mrs. Charles H Pepper in a garden. Miss Margaret E Lowell wed to Carl M Safford at Trinity Church. Concord police arrest six Waltham men in a trap game at Walden. Elmer Duggan pitches for Concord Junction in a 10-12 loss to Back Bay. Morrill wins the next start 12-1 over Lever Brothers. Richard B McSweeney named district deputy by State Deputy William Prout of the Knights of Columbus.

Thomas Maguire Concord Academy Prunella Charles H. Pepper Margaret E. Lowell Carl M. Safford Trinity Church Concord Waltham Walden Elmer Duggan Concord Junction Back Bay Morrill Lever Brothers Richard B. McSweeney William ©. Prout The Knights of Columbus

Largest class in history graduates at Concord High School

The Concord High School announces the largest graduating class in its history with graduates listed. Rev. Kenneth R. Teed arrives at West Concord Union Church. Joseph R. Alexander, a retired Marine engineer, passes away. Rev. Otto T. Rafos is installed at Evangelical Free Church. Legion band wins second prize at Worcester. Theron Fletcher Newton of Acton dies at 88. S. Thompson Blood returns from Williamsburg, Virginia, aiding in restoring antiques in Jailor's bedroom during Virginia prison colony restoration.

Concord High School Kenneth R. Teed West Concord Union Church Joseph R. Alexander Otto T. Rafos Evangelical Free Church Legion Worcester Theron Fletcher Newton Acton S. Thompson Blood Williamsburg Jailor Virginia Prison Colony

Concord News Briefs Highlight Local Honors and Milestones

Five years ago William J. Bulger Jr was elected grand knight of the Knights of Columbus to succeed Charles E Mara. Seven local couples married as Concord counts more marriages. A draft registration brings 41 additional Concord youths into the system. Myra V Lorentzen is honored for 25 years with Concord National Bank. A class of 86 graduates from Concord High while Marion Laird of South Acton weds Austin D MacRae Jr in Concord.

William J. Bulger, Jr Grand Knight of K. of C Charles E. Mara Concord Myra V. Lorentzen Concord National Concord High Marion Laird South Acton Austin D. MacRae, Jr

Knights of Columbus Thank Concord press for Fourth of July support

Concord Council No 287 Knights of Columbus thanks Editor for extensive publicity in Concord Enterprise and Hudson and Marlboro papers. The patriotic celebration and field day on the Fourth of July were successful and may become an annual event. James J. Loughlin signs as Past Grand Knight and General Chairman.

Concord Council K. of C Concord Enterprise Hudson and Marlboro James J. Loughlin Knights of Columbus

Patriotic parade highlights diverse group floats and judges

The Concord Lincoln Young Republican Group Jeep led by James M Fairbanks, WWII veteran, followed by Elks Grange and Knights of Columbus floats. Notable displays included a Declaration of Independence scene with signers Frank M Hancock Daniel C Sullivan and Thomas J Hayes. Three division commanders were Concord Council K of C members.

Concord- Lincoln Young Republican James M. Fairbanks the Elks Grange K. of C Knights Frank M. Hancock John Hancock Daniel C. Sullivan Thomas J. Hayes Joseph McBreen

New Arrivals in Concord and Nearby Areas

Concord families welcome several newborns in early July. Stephen W Flannery and wife of Davis Court announce their new daughter born July 5 at Emerson Hospital. Walter S Baker of Lexington and wife greet son Walter Jr born July 1 at Emerson Hospital. Lewis Norman Fussell Jr born July 2 at Phillips House Boston to L Fussell Jr and wife. Helen Anne Parke born July 2 at Emerson Hospital to Arthur W Parke and wife. Parke is widow Gertrude Leary. Robert Eliot Waldinger born June 29 at Richardson House Boston to Robert H Waldinger and wife. Waldinger’s wife is daughter of Edward W Morse Jr of Concord. great-grandmother Mrs George Suckling of Peterboro Ontario. Carol Ann Pedersen born July 3 at Emerson Hospital Concord. Pedersen’s former Bessie Philbrick. Susan Young born July 4 at Emerson Hospital Carlisle to Roland Young and wife.

Stephen W. Flannery Davis Court Emerson Hospital Walter S. Baker Lexington Walter, Jr Concord Baker Archie R. Giroux L. Fussell, Jr Lewis Norman Phillips House Boston Arthur W. Park Bedford Street Helen Anne Parke Gertrude B. Leary Charles J. Leary Falls River Robert W. Parke Robert H. Waldinger South Natick Robert Eliot Richardson House Waldinger Edward W. Morse, Jr Carl P. Waldinger Newton Center George Suckling Peterboro Ontario Oscar Pedersen Carlisle Carol Ann Pedersen Bessie Philbrick Roland Young Susan

Acton Grange Mystery Title Postponed to July 17

The Acton Grange mystery title event is postponed to July 17. Members are asked to meet at 7 00 in front of Mrs Frederick Bird's home on Central Street in West Acton.

Acton Grange Frederick Bird Central Street West Acton

Independence Day Parade Highlights and Winners

The report details prize winning floats in the patriotic division led by Whitney Coal and Grain driven by Harry Weinberg and the Iwo Jima themed VFW float driven by Bill Towler. It also notes fraternity and other divisions, a St Bernard’s entry, and the grand prize awarded to Eleanor Harrington of Concord with seven additional local winners. The two day town program included baseball, track, parades, aerial acts, fireworks, and a large evening crowd.

Ralph LeBallister Whitney Coal Robert J. Macone Samuel Melisi Concord Council K. of C Emerson Playground James J. Loughlin Danforth W. Comins Edward P. Daniels John E. Mutty David B. Williams Michel J. Dee Norman L. Scherer Comins K. of VFW Iwo Jima Bill Towler Paul Moynihan Philip Recco Dominic Curro Joseph Marabella Leo Culkins Legion Doman Twins Philip Farnham Hirohito Hitler Sergt William J. Delaney William Stevens Fred Hume Priscilla Pratt Margaret Damon Edith M. Monson Concord Grange Madeline DeMars Violet Flannery Cora Richmond Tom Nelson Middlesex School St. Bernard’s Lawrence Burke Eileen Barrett Anne Burke Diane Strayton Billy Edmonds Bobby Macone Macones Lincoln Mohawks St. Bernard's Holy Name State Guard Neilsen Peter Bulkeley Harvey Wheeler St. Bernard's West Concord Town

Miss Patience Hosmer Engaged to Charles MacPherson

Miss Patience Hosmer of Concord is betrothed to Charles David MacPherson son of Mr and Mrs Theodore R MacPherson of Concord. Hosmer a Bouve Boston School graduate and former Army hostess. MacPherson a Virginia Polytechnic Institute alum and U S Naval Air Corps veteran with three and a half years active service. No wedding date set.

Concord Herbert Buttrick Hosmer Elm Street Patience Hosmer Charles David MacPherson Theodore R. MacPherson Fisner Bouve-Boston School of Physical Education MacPherson Virgion Polytechnic Institute

Concord Selectmen Schedule July Meetings and Closures

The Concord Board of Selectmen will meet Monday July 15 at 7 30 PM at the town house. In July and August meetings occur on the first and third Mondays and the office closes on Saturdays. July 13 to July 29 the office closes for two weeks. Red Cross swimming resumes at Wattien Pond next Monday after a weekend break.

Concord Board of Selectmen Town House Selectmen Concord Red Cross Swimming Wattien Pond

Ofstie Drowns At Minnesota

Hollis Ofstie aged 25, nephew of Thomas Peterson of Stow Street, drowned while swimming in Excelsior Minnesota. Funeral services were held at Sleepy Hollow cemetery, Concord, conducted by Revs. Petersen and Carlson. The book store operator was said to suffer a heart attack and sank in 12 feet of water while with a companion. He is survived by his parents Rev and Mrs C A Ofstie and a brother and sister.

Concord Sleepy Hollow Hollis Ofstie Thomas Peterson Stow Street Excellsior Minnesota Charles F. Petersen Arlington C. F. Carlson Boston Young Ofstie C. A. Ofstie Lena Peterson

Supt Greenman Named Swansea Schools Chief and Principal

Concord born educator Greenman has been unanimously appointed superintendent of Swansea schools and Joseph Case High School principal. He succeeds Frank Chace who moves to Gardner. Harvard graduate with roles as teacher, principal, and administrator in Acton. Married with three children.

Concord Richard Baker Greenman Acton Swansea Joseph Case Greenman Anthony F. Chace Frank ©. Chace Gardner Supt Harvard University

New Twi Loop Formed in West Concord League

A new base ball league in West Concord, modeled on the Apparagus League, lists four teams Red & White Store Beardsell Taxi High School and Colonial Taxi. Games this week include Beardsell vs High School Red & White vs Beardsell Macones vs Beardsell s Thursday Beardsell s vs Colonial and Monday High School vs Red & White. Alex Mac Eachern is president and sits with each manager on the board of directors.

West Concord Concord Beardsell High School Red & White Macones Beardsell’s Colonial Beardsell’s Taxi Colonial Taxi Alex MacEachern

New Mission At Carlisle By St Bernard’s Parish

The Rev Michael J Burke new pastor at St Bernard s Church announces a mission starting Carlisle on Sunday July 7 Masses held each Sunday morning at 9 36 o clock at the home of Mr and Mrs Barron Westford street. Masses continue there until a chapel is erected Townspeople and parishioners are invited to attend.

Concord Michael J. Burke St. Bernard’s Church Carlisle Barron Westford Street

Mass Schedule for Concord Churches This Sunday

Concord Sunday masses at St Bernard church run 7 8 15 and 10 30 with benediction after the last mass Our Lady Help of Christians West Concord keeps 7 830 and 10 30 with evening novena and benediction.

Concord St. Bernard's Church Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord

Olsen Couple Mark 46th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs John Olsen of 20 Riverside Avenue celebrated their 46th wedding anniversary. The couple wed in Denmark on July 10 1900 and are well known locally. Mr Olsen serves as a district chief of the Concord Fire Department and works for Whitney Coal and Grain Company.

West Concord John Olsen Riverside Avenue Denmark Olsen Concord

Sunday and Midweek Services at The Mother Church

Sunday services at 10 45 with Sunday school also 10 45. Testimonial meeting every Wednesday at 7 45. Reading Rooms open noon to 4 a m on weekdays holidays excepted. Golden Text and Sacrament lesson from Corinthians and Psalms for July 14 at The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston and branches. Also readings from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.

I Corinthians First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Massachusetts Mary Baker Eddy God

Evangelical Free Church Gospel Service Sunday Evening

Long Street's Evangelical Free Church announces a gospel service led by Pastor Harry P. Golland on Sunday July 14 at 7 30 p m.

Evangelical Free Church Long Street Harry P. Golland

Trinity Episcopal Mrs Ann Root McGrath Organist

Trinity Episcopal announces services with Holy Communion at 8 a m and 11 a m on July 14. Rev Kirk Cresap from Baltimore will preach at the morning service beginning last Sunday and weekly through July 14.

Ann Root McGrath Kirk Cresap Baltimore Maryland

St Bernard's Church Announces Mass Schedule and Events

The Catholic St Bernard's reveals Sunday masses at 7 8 15 and 10 30 oclock with Benediction after the 10 30 mass. Weekly mags at Carlisle Mission unfold Sundays at 9 30 led by Rev Michael J Burke and Rev Mark P Sullivan with Curate Mrs Juliette A MacLean.

ST. Bernard's Michael J. Burke Mark P.sullivan Juliette A. MacLean Carlisle Mission

Union service announcement at First Parish West Union

The Rev John E Walden preaches at Union Summae First Parish at 10 West Union Main on Sunday morning at 10 45 o'clock with Mrs Nina Litd and C W MacW on duty.

Trinit Congrega Walden John E Union Summae West Union Main Nina Litd C.W. Macw

Union services in the Unive Sunday durin July at 10:45 4

Union services will be held on a Sunday in July at 10 45. The schedule notes a Unive location and time, inviting members to attend and participate in community worship and fellowship.

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