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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1947

Page

8

Kingdoms of Earth sermon at First Parish

Rev Edward Perry Daniels preached The Kingdoms of Earth at First Parish Unitarian Church last Sunday morning. Stations of the Cross are held Fridays at noon and 7:30 PM at St Bernard’s and Our Lady Help of Christians with Benediction following. The Johnsons of Lexington road moved to a new veterans home on Sudbury road. Bulger and Rushe families plan to occupy the other two homes soon.

Edward Perry Daniels First Parish Unitarian Church Stations of the Cross St. Bernard’s C Curch Our Lady Help of Istians Church Ige E. Johnson Tr Lexington Road Sudbury Road William J. Bulger Bernard J. Rushe

Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Notes and Service Update

The Ladies Auxiliary James J Mansfield Post A L held a regular meeting last Monday at the Veterans Building with Theresa Alexander presiding. Staff Sgt Joan Bernard Lynch, son of Mr and Mrs John B Lynch, returned home after 18 months in the U S Army and will receive his discharge after terminal leave, last stationed at Saipan. An older brother David Dee Lynch served in Japan during World War II.

James J. Mansfield Post A. L Theresa Alexander Veterans Building Joan Bernard Lynch John B. Lynch Thoreau Street U. S. Army Saipan David Dee Lynch Japan

New Mexico Turkey Crop Seen Rising to Sixty Six Thousand

Agricultural experts estimate New Mexico’s turkey crop at 66 000 birds, a 10 percent increase over 1945. The report notes the rise reflects stronger demand and favorable farming conditions, with the seasonally adjusted outlook influenced by feed prices and market demand.

New Mexico

Sudbury Delegate Attends Unitea World Federalists Meet

Mrs G Forbes of Sudbury Center attended a national convention in Asheville NC as a Massachusetts delegate for Unitea World Federalists. The event merged six groups into a new national body and adopted a world government based on world law to prevent war and strengthen the United Nations. The movement claims 18 000 members with notable supporters and diverse professional participation. There are more than 130 known caves in Pennsylvania.

Sudbury G. Donald Forbes Wayland Road Sudbury Center Massachusetts Ashevilie North Carolina Unitea Asneville United Nations Raymond Swing Alfred Einstein Carl Sandberg Owen Roberts

Acton Woman's Club Executive Board Meets At Williams Home

The Acton Woman's Club executive board met Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs. Harry A Williams on Brooks Street. Mr and Mrs Ailen G Moody of Pope Road East Acton spent several days in Burlington Vermont this week. The interior decorating class met Tuesday night at the home of Mrs Arthur March on Hubbard Street Concord.

The Acton Woman's Club Harry A. Williams Brooks Street Ailen G.moody Pope Road East Acton Burlington, Vt Arthur. March Hubbard Street Concord

Eastern Star Chapter Set to Meet in Maynard on March 18

Magdalene Chapter No. 28 Order of the Eastern Star Maynard will hold its next meeting March 18 with Esther E. Goodwin presiding. Eight candidates will be initiated. A February 18 penny sale and blind auction, chaired by William Baron, proved enjoyable and financially successful. Refreshments were served. A rummage sale is planned for the near future with donations requested from section captains.

Maynard Magdalene Order of the Eastern Star Esther E. Goodwin William Baron Dorothy Alving Margaret Merrick Goodwin Merrick Mr. Lawton East Acton Mrs. Steeves Acton Center Mr. Stevenson West and South Acton Tallant Sudbury

Thieves Swipe $1000 Of Goods After Store Sign

River Mass report says Alfred Jamies store window displayed Take One Home Today sign inviting theft. Burglars broke in and stole about $1000 in vacuum cleaners radios and other electrical appliances.

River Mass Alfred Jamies

D A R Chapter Hears Talk On Colonial Papers

Old Concord Chapter D A R met at the Chapter House with a business session led by Mrs Hoyt Canary. George H Upton spoke on traditional wall paper in colonial times noting Washingtons mother and Lafayettes visit. Samples were shown and tea closed the meeting. The piece also cites an A R C Institute note on freight car replacement.

Concord Old

West Acton Woman's Club Meet Monday at Clubhouse

The West Acton Woman's Club holds an all day gathering at their Central street clubhouse next Monday. Activities include an 11:00 hobby lobby, 1:00 smorgasbord luncheon directed by Mrs Henry Haynes, followed by a 2:30 business meeting led by president Mrs W W Smith. Guest speaker Mrs W L Ollaroyd of Framingham discusses Majolica ware.

Virginia Sanderson Charles Webber Paul Richardson Joseph Geer Julian Whitcomb Smort James O’brien Acton W W. Smith W. L. Ollaroyd Framingham

Concord radio program features MSU Extension director

Allister F. Mac Dougall of Middlesex County Extension Service spoke on the farm hour from Station WBZ last Wednesday. Physicians note properly fitted corsets and brassieres aid women's health by promoting good posture.

Concord Allister F. MacDougall Middlesex County Extension Service WBZ

Maynard resident dies after long illness at 73

Maynard longtime resident Lawler, age 73, died last Saturday at the E hospital. He was a member of a local lodge and active in community affairs. Funeral services were held Tuesday at his home with burial at Bridget’s Church grounds. bearers included Albert Murp, William Lester, Cowles Buckley, and others in attendance.

Maynard Lodge of Lawler Acton Bridget’s Albert R

Local Newspaper Fragment Reads on Catskfil Discussion

Fragmentary note mentions a Catskfil discussion, a person named John Moritz, and a Guern reference. Details are unclear but point to a local civic or community topic with named individuals.

Guern John Moritz

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Toucn Steppine Co-operative Bank Concord, Mass Assabet Institution Middlesex Institution Your Mutual Savings Bank G. I Federal World Government Parley N. Carolina Pennsylvania Excelsior SGT John P Maple Street Marlboro McGillivary John Forbes Hudson Ginnetti Maynard - Mass Eastern Star Chapter Maynard Sion Keith Martin Main St D.A.R American Railway Car Institute Woman's Club West Acton CONCORD _ OIL CO Delco Onhar Main ST. Concord Maynai RED Cross Concord Lumber Corporation Tel Estangisi Cuoren Norman O'Neill Commonwealth Ave West
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