Concord Enterprise masthead and publication details
The snippet shows the Concord Enterprise with editor Rudolph W Currier at Appa Street and Main Street Marlborough Massachusetts, noting second class matter status dated August 25, 1908 and weekly Thursday publication by Enterprise Press Inc with subscription rates and single copy info.
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Concord Enterprise
Rudolph W. Currier
Appa Street
Main Street
Pigeoeane
P.O
Marlborough
Massachusetts
Congress
The
Enterprise Press, Inc
New Massachusetts Plates to Replace 1950 Design
Massachusetts plans new motor vehicle registration plates for next year. The maroon plates with white figures will keep the same design as 1950 except the year and vote designation moved to the ends. A windshield validation sticker will simplify plate use and eliminate rusted bolts. Potato surplus discussions continue in Washington with imports from Canada adding to supply, as the Agriculture Department seeks a solution.
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Massachusetts
Washington
New Orleans
Canada
Agriculture Department
Letters of thanks for blood donor drive and school space plan
Concord Red Cross thanks donors and supporters after a February blood drive with 103 donations and 24 deferred. calls for 500 annual donors and ongoing recruitment. Citizens School Committee proposes a twelve room school on Hugh Cargill site and a six room school on Pleasant Street site after evaluating need, cost, and state aid.
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Concord
Concord Chapter
The
Red Cross
W. W. Sargent
Red Cross Blood Donor Committee
Mass
Citizens of
Citizens School
West Concord
Hugh Cargill
Pleasant Street
Citizens School Facts Committee
Public Welfare hearing on reform bills in Concord
A Concord letter urges attendance at a March 7 State House hearing before the Committee on Public Welfare. The proposed bills, sponsored by the friends of Framingham and the Concord League of Women Voters, aim to reform women's sentencing and allow supervised indenture day work.
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Dear
State House
Committee On Public Welfare
Friends of Framingham
Miriam van Waters
Concord League of Women Voters
van Waters
League of Women Concord
Trade Board Hears Report on Finances and Members
The Trade Board heard a report on finance and discussed members including Fred T. Boyd Charles F. Mogan Jr and Edward W Sheehan. After the session chairman Edward W Sheehan introduced Julian W Ballou who outlined committee finances and related articles.
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Fred T. Boyd
Charles F. Mogan, Jr
Wast
Edward W. Sheehan
Sheehan
Julian W. Ballou
Concord Town Meeting Deliberates School and Infrastructure Bids
The town discusses 1300 for fire and police uniforms 4000 for speed signs 30000 for Mill Dam reconstruction 65000 for new garage office road dept and 800000 for a new elementary school. Finance committee favors Articles 32 33 and 5 building 12 room Concord school six room West Concord and new sewer water mains Garrity Smith Goodspeed Sheehan. Precinct tallies total 2044 with Ballou Buckley Sullivan as wardens.
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Mill Dam
Nas
Concord
West Concord
TWO UPSETS IN ANNUAL ELECTION
Smith narrowly leads Precinct 2 after defeats in Precinct 1 and 3 by Mrs. Shaw. Final scores Smith 977, Shaw 885 with Coolidge ahead of Fin gan by 390. Myette defeats Finan 1385 to 536, a 799 margin. several candidates are reelected unopposed. Four Ford Posts elect new officers and four candidates win two positions.
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Smith
Shaw
Mrs. Shaw
Coolidge
Fingan
Myette
Finan
Hubert M. Wardwell
Maxwell E
Cornelia) Lawrence
Board of Assessors
Bernard W. McGrath
Thomas F. Garri
Edward W. Sheehan
Kennan Damon
William T. Magoon
Donald McR. Smith
James FE. Finan
Frank J. Gower
William G. Ryan
Ford
Planning Board
John K. Damon
Recreation Commission
E. L Kennedy
Board of Health
Robert
Martha) Bowser
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Benjamin F. Clark
Red Cross Fund Campaign Totals Shared By Concord Chapter
The Concord Chapter reports water safety classes trained 645 children at Walden Pond with 245 from Concord 144 from Acton and Roxbury 123 from Lincoln and 135 from Bedford. Home service assisted in 49 cases. Volunteers logged over 4000 hours in Veterans Hospitals including nearly 3500 hours by gray ladies.
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Concord Chapter
The
Red Cross
Concord
Walden Pond
Acton
Roxborough
Lincoln
Bedford
Home Service
Veterans Hospitals
Midweek service at Evangelical Free Church Langstreet
Rev Olaf Urang home mission director speaks at mid week service. Lenten Stations of the Cross held Fridays at St Bernard Concord and Our Lady Help Christians West Concord. W Perc y McWilliams returns to work at the telephone exchange after a summer layoff due to an operation.
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Evangelical Free Church
Langstreet
Olaf Urang
Evangelical Free Church Association
Stations of the Cross
St. Bernard's Church
Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
West Concord
W. Percy McWilliams
Central Street
The
Telephone Exchange
West Concord Child Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
West Concord boy Paul Delaney son of Mr and Mrs William J Delaney at 24 Pleasant Street celebrated his sixth birthday last Thursday afternoon with a kindergarten class party at Harvey Wheeler. Games and refreshments were enjoyed.
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West Concord
Paul Delaney
William J. Delaney
Pleasant Street
Harvey Wheeler
Knights plan archbishop Cushing ball in Boston
Local members of the Bishop Cheverus Assembly Knights of Columbus attended the regular monthly meeting at the Copley Plaza Hotel in Boston last Friday. They discussed plans for the Arch bishop Cushing ball and related events.
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Fourth Degree
Concord
Bishop Cheverus Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Copley Plaza Hotel
Boston
Archbishop Cushing
Burdett Faculty lecture inspires Concord High girls
Mrs. Pederson from Burdett College gave a talk titled Building Your Personality to Concord high school girls. A University of Idaho and The Playhouse alumna, she discussed traits like courtesy poise self confidence enthusiasm good grooming and attitude toward others as parts of a strong personality.
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Conecord
Marsh Pederson
Burdett College
Concord High School
Pederson
University of Idaho
the Playhouse
New York City
Burdett
Lilienthal to Speak on Atomic Energy for Peace at Symphony Hall
Former Atomic Energy Commission chair David E. Lilienthal will discuss Atomic Energy for Peace at Symphony Hall Boston tonight March 2 at 8 30 under Cambridge Weston School sponsorship. He will be introduced by Erwin Griswold Dean of Harvard Law School as locals plan to attend.
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Concord
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy For Peace
Symphony Hall
Boston
Cambridge School of Weston
Lilienthal
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Harvard Law School
Erwin N. Griswold
February issue of The Voice goes mimeographed
The February issue of The Voice appeared on Friday February 17. The paper, once among the few high school newspapers printed, switches to mimeograph due to high printing and mailing costs approved by the faculty.
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Concord
the Voice
The
Voice
Iti
Gilat
Ucu
Christ Jesus Lesson At First Church Of Christ Scientist
The service at First Church of Christ Scientist included a Sunday morning lesson on Christ Jesus and Sunday school proceeded at the same time.
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Christ Jesus
Church of Christ, Scientist
Concord Masonic Lodge meeting set for Monday night
Corinthian Lodge A F and A M in Concord announces a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple Monday night at 8 o'clock. Worshipful Master Donald B. Spooner will preside.
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Corinthian Lodge
Concord
In Lodge
Petal
Masonic Temple
Donald B. Spooner
Concord church services march directory
On Lexington Road in Concord Rev. Edward P. Daniels is organist with Miss E June Hood leading the morning service and church hour. Kindergarten at 11. Minister preaches on The Light On the Horizon. Church Choir provides music. King's Daughters meet March 7 at 2 p.m. Mrs Henry Strout hostess.
Children of the Most High Sermon at Walden Street church
The Trinitarian Congregational Church on Walden Street announces a March 5 schedule with 9 30 a m church school and 11 a m worship featuring a sermon on Children of the Most High. A 630 p m Parents Night follows with fellowship and discussion on parent youth relations led by Clark Lambert and others. Midweek Lent talks begin March 8 with Rev Victor Scalise as speaker. A Thursday 8 pm meeting of the Religious Education Committee is postponed.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Walden Street
Robert H. Barber
Robert J. Vervey
Young Peoples’ Fellowship
Clark Lambert
Winthrop Puffer
Elizabeth Melloon
Lee Butterworth
Nellie Craig
Frank Googins
John Lambert
Victor Scalise
Calvary Baptist Church
Lowell
Religious Education Committee
Trinity Church Episcopal Sunday Activities and Events
Rector Rev Bradford Hastings leads Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and a sermon on Prayer at 11 a.m. Children and student groups meet at 10 and 10:45 a.m. Preschool at 60 Main. Evening organ recital at 6:30 p.m. Box supper at 6:45 p.m. Fairbanks Lecture Series on Obstacles to Faith at 7:45 p.m. March 8 Fellowship Commission at 7:45 p.m. March 9 Holy Communion Bible Study and Lenten sewing.
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Trinity Church Episcopal
Elm Street
Bradford Hastings
Margaret Ridout
Main Street
Fairbanks
Fellowship Commission
Bedford Church of Christ Service Schedule
The Bedford Church of Christ with Rev. Marvin L. Derby as pastor lists address at 27 Great Road and organist Leila M. Blake at 52 Great Road. Sunday school begins at 9 30 a m followed by morning service at 10 45 a m.
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Church OF Christ
Marvin L. Derby
Great Road
Bedford
Leila M. Blake
Church Services and Schedules for Bedford Area
First Parish Church offers guest minister each Sunday with morning service at 11. St Michael's Church in Bedford lists Rev William E Kerrigan as pastor with masses at 8 9 15 and 11 15 a m and Benediction after the 9 15 mass. Sunday school follows the Benediction. Describes residential address 154 Great Road for St Michael's.
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First Parish Church
Unitarian
ST. Michael’s Church
Catholic
William E. Kerrigan
Great Road
Bedford
Acton Center Congregational Church Service Schedule
Rev. H. Ben Simms presides at 11:00 a.m. church service and nursery care. Church school begins at 12 noon.
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Center Congregational Church
H. Ben Simms
West Acton Church Services and Savings Bond Notice
West Acton St Elizabeth of Hungary mass times 7 30 and 9 o clock and West Acton Baptist service 10 45 led by Rev Davis Thompson. Church school details or offerings included. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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West Acton
Davis Thompson
Our Lady Help of Christians Church March Activities
Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord lists Masses at 7 430 and 1039 on Sunday March 5. Sunday School follows the 830 mass. Novena to Our Lady Tuesdays at 730. Stations of the Cross Friday afternoons and nights. Confirmation scheduled at Our Lady's on Sunday March 26 at 4 pm.
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Our Lady Help OF Christians Church West Concord
Alexander J. McCarthy
Walter Dow
David Gallagher
Our Lady
Our Lady’s
Bernard's Church Schedule and St Jude Service
Monument Square masses listed for 7, 8 15, 10 and 11 30 with junior choir at the five mass. Sunday School after the downstairs mass. Tuesday evening service in honor of St Jude at 7 30 led by Rev Michael J Burke and Rev John J Foley with Manuel Perrault and Claire Austin as organists.
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Bernard's Church
Monument Square
Michael J. Burke
John J. Foley
Manuel Perrault
Claire Austin
St. Jude
Evangelical IREA Long Street Notices and Services
The Rev Gunnar A Gunderson leads Sunday School at 10 45 a m and the 11 a m Adult Bible Class with a 7 30 p m Gospel Service. Music by the Young People's Chorus. Mid week services of meditation and prayer on March 2 and 8. Rev Olaf Urang to speak March 3. Young People's Society events and a visit to Acton Center noted.
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IREA
Long Street
Gunnar A. Gunderson
Young People’s Chorus
Olaf Urang
Young People’s Society
Henry Johnson
Acton Center
West Concord Union Church Service And Activities
Rev Edwin 2ylen leads morning worship at 9 30 with church school and nursery for under four year olds. Music directed by C Waldo Williams and Nina Lind. Pilgrim Fellowship youth meets at 7. Church School Board meets at 8 Tuesday. Friday Easter study concludes. Mr and Mrs Club hosts include Wendell Carter Hart Wheeler and others.
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West Concord Union
Edwin 2Ylen
Norman E. Johansen
C. Waldo MacWilliams
Nina Lind
Patricia Porter
Pilgrim Fellowship
Church School Board
Christ
Wendell Carter
Fred Hart, Jr
Earle Wheeler
Allyn White
Sunday Services At First Church Of Christ Scientist Concord
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord holds Sunday services at 10 45 and Sunday School at 10 45 Reading Room at 24 Main Street Mill Dam hours 11 am to 4 pm on weekdays except holidays Nursery provided for young children. Man is the Lesson Sermon subject for March 5 with Bible readings from Psalms Romans and Science and Health passages by Mary Baker Eddy.
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First Church OF Christ Scientist
Concord
Mill Dam
Main Street
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Maynas St Bridget Parish Masses and Services Schedule
The Maynas St Bridget parish, led by Rev. D Baward and Rev. Willian Pp, updates daily masses and confessions from 3 to 9 and 7 to 3:39 in the upper and lower churches. Benediction at 630, religious instruction for school students at 8, junior class at 11, Wednesday vesper services with Benediction, Friday Stations of the Cross, and Confirmation class Mondays at 345.
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ST. Bridget
D. Baward
Willian
John Pp
A. m
Community Church Services and Meetings Schedule
STy JOHN'S EVA LITH. CH announces Sunday services in Finnish and English at 11:00 and 10:00. Bethany Sisters Program follows. Monday actions include Sisters Guild at Mrs Hilja Parker’s home, Tuesday League at 7 30 p m, Choir rehearsals Wednesday at 7 30. Congregation notes an oral business meeting in the vestry on a March evening.
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Sty John’s
Ev Bethany Sisters
Sisters Guild
Hilja
Parker Street
Church Activities Bulletin Highlights March Schedule
Sunday services and programs at Union Congregational and Methodist churches are listed. Rev. Burt and Rev. Dixon lead sermons and gatherings. Junior choirs rehearse, youth groups meet, and a potluck supper is noted. The bulletin mentions study themes Our Faith Through Faith and upcoming church sales.
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