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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1946

Page

6

Fourth Quarterly Meeting of Bury Methodist Church Held

The annual Fourth Quarterly Meeting of the Bury Methodist Church took place Sunday afternoon with Rev. Francis D. District superintendent presiding. Officials for 1946-47 were elected, including roles in Benevolences, Records, Nominations, and Church boards, with reports on the year’sTreasurer and bills.

Bury Arterly Methodist Church Francis LeRoy Hawes Hen_ Howard’ Goodnow Jenkins Alexander White Leslie Burr Kenneth Mac

Madden Guest Before Lions Club in Concord

A. G. Madden of Boston spoke to the Concord Lions Club on whiskey making and moderate use. The talk followed a brief presentation and a question period. Guests included Roland Wells Robbins, author of Discovery at Walden, and plans were announced to bring Alton Blackington to town March 26 for the club’s scholarship fund.

Concord Concord Lions Club Austin Madden Boston Innt Madden Lions Rothwell N Mackae Hhool Roland Wells Robbins Lincoln Walden Leon J. Moreau Robert B. Lortz Alton Blackington Lions Club

Parish church reports show repairs funded and plans for organ

The Women's Society for Christian Service reports strong treasury balances and repairs paid, with re leading of sanctuary windows and roof work. The church school had a successful year with high attendance. The old parsonage was sold and proceeds donated to a denominational charity. The property, left to New England Conference Trustees, will be disposed of by the conference. Funds for a new chancel and organ are already being raised. The pastor notes church improvement plans and expects another year here, with May conference determining his status.

Women’s Society For Christian Service Church School New England Conférénce ‘Trustees Springfield

Nick's Big Plate Lunch Hedges Food Shortage Sign

An Indianapolis restaurant owner keeps advertising ahead of shortages. His window sign reads Nick's Big Plate Lunch, signaling preparedness amid scarcity and reflecting local business humor.

Indianapolis Nick

Returned Veteran Seeks Car Under Ceiling Price

A returned veteran named Anthony DéMa seeks to buy a car at or below a set ceiling price. He provides a telephone contact as Maynard 228-W for interested sellers.

Anthony Déma Maynard

Eulogy for Fr Quinlan from Fr McMahon at St Bernard's

Fr McMahon delivers the eulogy for Fr Walter Quinlan, recalling his priestly work across Quincy, East Boston, Roxbury, Brighton, Chelmsford, and St Bernard's. He praises Quinlan as a shepherd, friend, and pioneer of Catholic Action, noting his lifelong dedication to the sick, the poor, and the community, and urging prayers as Quinlan rests in peace.

Tox Calvary Fr. Quinlan Quinlan Becol Quincy Boston Roxbury Brighton Chelmsford St. Bernard’s St. Paul Christ

Concord couple announces engagement of Miss Fenn

Edith Fenn of Concord and John J. Hanly of Maryland were engaged as announced by Miss Fenn's parents Mrs. Carlisle and Mr. Fenn. Miss Fenn a Concord Academy and Connecticut State College graduate plans a spring wedding. Hanly a former Army serviceman in the European Theatre is the son of Mrs. Floyd Pets oy and the late Mr. Hanly.

Concord Rev Carlisle A Yig Carr Th Penn John I Floyd Pets Oy Hevy Chase Hanly Fenn Concord Academy Connecticut State College University of Stand U “Pa Army

Concord Council meets March 18 at Monument Hall

The next regular meeting of Concord Council will be held Tuesday March 18 at 8 15 PM at Monument Hall. Grand Knight Thomas J. Burke Jr will preside and the spring program will be arranged with full attendance urged. Another first degree may be planned at the hall soon.

Concord Concord Council Monument Hall Thomas J. Burke, Jr

Grant wage increase to employees at South Acton Woolen Co

Maynard The employees of the South Acton Woolen Co have been granted a wage increase of 15 to 22 cents an hour after negotiations with Frank Roathe William Racister and the Textile Workers Union Local 140 represented by Barney Bondele vitch. The workers accepted the increase.

Maynard South Acton Woolen Co Frank Roathe Whliam Racister Textile Workers Union, Local 140 Barney Bondelevitch Ertne

Father Everard to Speak at Our Lady Help of Christians

The Rev George F Everard former curate at Our Lady Help of Christians will return next Sunday night to deliver the sermon at the Lenten service at 745 pm Lenten services are held each Sunday night at Our Lady s comprising rosary litany and benediction At last Sunday s services Rev James Dunford former colonel in the US Army Chaplain s Corps and Guadalcanal veteran was the guest panel and later met local youths and veterans of Guadalcanal

West Concord George F. Everard Our Lady Help of Christians Church Our Lady’s James Dunford U. S. Army Chaplain’s Corps Guadalcanal Dunford Bingham Chester

Concord-Middlesex School Presents Ruddigore Opera

Concord-Middlesex School will stage its annual Gilbert and Sullivan production this Friday and Saturday at 8 o clock in the assembly hall. Arthur Motter Lamb leads the cast with assistance from Russell Ketell and Mrs Charles W Locke for the opera titled Ruddigore or the Witchs Curse.

Concord Middlesex School Arthur Motter Lamb Russell H. Kettell Charles W. Locke

Gala Firemen Dance Slated April 24

Concord plans are nearing completion for a men’s entertainment event at the Veterans building on Wednesday April 24 at 8 o’clock. Following a concert, dancing will run until 1 o’clock. fire laws limit the hall to a sellout crowd. Reed O Beharrell leads the committee. proceeds benefit the Concord Firemen’s Relief Association. Tickets available from any fireman.

Concord Veterans Building Reed O. Beharrell Meter West Concord Aepartnent Concord Firemen’s Relief Association Boston

Post Regular Hospital Report Concord February 1946

Miss Edna D Prize Superintendent of the Emery Hospital reports the February 1946 hospital activity. Totals include 40 medical 17 obstetrical cases 25 births 90 out treated 4 deaths 53 operations 6 accident cases 4 auto 3 others 292 tests and x rays plus laboratory work. Peak hospital census 51 and low 27 with an average daily census around 32.7.

Concord Edna D Emery Hospital

Concord St Bernard's and Sacred Hearts Faceoff Thursday

Concord St Bernard's and Sacred Hearts meet in a Thursday night doubleheader with the first game at seven. In prior encounters Sacred Hearts seniors won in Concord while Concord juniors claimed the later contest.

Concord St. Bernard's -C Sacred Hearts

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