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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1946

Page

7

Hostel Club Votes to Sponsor Youth Hostel

A special meeting of the n's club last evening at the home of Wallace Warren and Mrs Nigourney Richmond Hill Long Island resulted in a vote to sponsor a youth hostel. The plan estimates that travelers will stay at the hostel during the season starting July 1.

N’s E Council Acner Wallace Warren Nigourney Richmond Hill Long Island Nts Stlers Tel

Okinawa War Officer Remembered in Local Notice

A damaged clipping notes a U S Navy officer and Okinawa veteran linked to the area, highlighting his wartime service and connection to the community.

McCormack backs Roger Putnam for Lieutenant Governor

Boston congressman John W. McCormack endorses Roger L. Putnam for the Democratic nomination. He praises Putnam’s Springfield mayoral record, business experience, labor friendship, and balanced public service, urging Democrats to vote on June 18. He argues for fair representation and a non Boston based ticket.

John W. McCormack Boston Roger L. Putnam Springfield Labor Commonwealth Roger Putnam Democratic Party Greater

Lost Book Notice at Assabet Institution for Savings

Assabet Institution for Savings announces a request for a duplicate book to replace Book No. 14093 reported as lost. Sidney E. McCleary Maynard Mass Treasurer notes the June 13 20 27 dates.

Assabet Institution For Savings Sidney E. McCleary Maynard Mass Treas

Sudbury Board of Appeals Hearing Announces June 17

A Sudbury town hearing will be held in the Town hall on June 17, 1946 at 8 p m. It covers N T Loring seeking to move to Framingham to store and sell antique furniture at the corner of Boston Post Road and Dutton Road in a building owned by Carrie Stone. H S Bacon proposes to build and operate a public swimming pool bath house picnic grounds and related facilities as a commercial enterprise.

Sudbury N.T. Loring Framinghand Boston Post Road Dutton Road Carrie Stone H. S. Bacon Board of Appeals

Miss Reynolds Engaged To Army Officer From Concord

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Reynolds of Concord announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Helen Burrows Reynolds to Major John Heiden Kaufmann U S Army Air Forces son of Mr and Mrs Fritz Kaufmann of New York City Major Kaufmann a Swarthmore College graduate served in the Ninth Air Force in the European Theatre and is on terminal leave Helen Reynolds a Radcliffe Katharine Gibbs and Concord Academy alumna and former Waves member will wed in the fall.

Kenneth.Reynolds Concord Helen Burrows Reynolds John Heiden Kaufmann U. S. Army Air Forces Fritz Kaufmann New York City Reynolds Concord Academy Radcliffe College Katharine Gibbs School George Washington University Kaufmann Ninth Air Force Swarthmore College Oberlin College Ohio U. S. Department of Labor Washington

Oatmeal as Wheat Saver in Wartime Diets

A Sunday dinner note urges homemakers to use rolled oats as a wheat substitute to save 135,000 tons of wheat in four months. It highlights quick cooking oats, nutrition from calcium iron and B vitamins, and varied uses from muffins to bread crumbs. It also cites 1945 and 1950 Rocky Mountain population figures.

A& P Rocky Mountain States

Lombard Announces Candidacy for Governor's Councillor Seat

Boston attorney Lawrence J. Lombard announces his bid for the Democratic Governor's Councillor nomination in the 3rd District. He seeks the June 18 primary, vows a vigorous campaign to offer the Bay State constructive support and intelligent advice to Governor. Lombard has held leadership roles in local Democratic groups and is active in bar associations.

Boston New Hampshire Rhode Island Lombard Bay State The Young Democrats of

Concert Review on School’s Out derstanding and tone

A detailed critique praising the strong vocal ensemble and fortissimo effects of a choral performance. Soloists R. H. Isensee and Miss Hannah Snider receive high marks for tone and expression, while C. W. Locke and Mrs Gage earn praise for enunciation and piano accompaniment. Concord lacks an organ for rich accompaniment.

R. H. Isensee Miss Han Nah Snider C. W. Locke Miss Loring

VETS ASKED TO DELAY INQUIRIES ON INSURANCE CHANGES

Massachusetts veterans were urged by Ralph Alpert of the Boston VA Regional Office to delay inquiries on proposed changes to National Service Life Insurance. He said the VA cannot advise until changes pass Congress and are signed by the president, and early inquiries would hinder other veteran assistance. Full information will be provided once changes become law.

Massachusetts Ralph Alpert Veterans Administration Boston National Service Life Insurance Veterans House of Representatives Senate Alpert Bay State

Owen M Peirce 77 Dies at Concord

Owen M Peirce aged 77 formerly of Belmont died last Saturday June 8 Funeral services were held Tuesday in Concord with burial at Belmont cemetery He is survived by his wife Martha Locke two children Owen Jr and Margery P Frost Jr shows as next of kin and residence details are given in obituary

Concord Owen M. Peirce Belmont Belmont Cemetery Peirce Martha (Locke Owen, Jr Margery P. Frost

Concord Chorus Hopes to Resume Next Fall

In a note from ARTHUR MOTTER the praise for the success of Requiem goes to Her and Mrs. Gage for their inspiring leadership. The writer hopes the Concord Chorus will resume activities next fall and bring back the pleasure of hearing forty-six in a great choral work.

Concord Concord Chorus Nancy Loring D. Ripley Gage Motely Concord Academy Middlesex School

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