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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1946

Page

10

Miss & ean' Snetin ¢ of Harwinstone Chapter Meeting

Harwinstone Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held a well attended meeting at the Masonic hall last Wednesday evening. Officers led the business session and introduced a program. Dog owners are reminded to license pets by March 31 with penalties for noncompliance. Middlesex County reion Service director Allister F. MacDougall appeared on radio recently. John Lamonakis has resumed local duties at Mill Dam restaurant after surgery at Emerson Hospital.

Harwinstone Order of Eastern Star Masonic Hall Allister F. MacDougall Middlesex County Reion John Lamonakis Brooks Stret Mill Dam Merson Hospital Charlotte Baird Middlesex County Exténsions Service Wayland Homemakers Wayland

Ruddigore Opera at Middlesex School Receives Ovations

The recent opera Ruddigore or the Witchs Curse drew strong crowds at Middlesex School. Both performances in the school assembly hall earned adoring ovations for the cast and conductor Arthur Metter Lamb.

Middlesex School Arthur Metter Lamb

Meeting Marks Anniversary of Shigete Chapter

The Mo Shigete chapter of the association held a meeting at the D club with Commander Clifford W. Day presiding. This month the local chapter marks its late anniversary and was founded by the late B. Alcott Pratt, the first commander.

Mo Shigete Clifford W. Day B. Alcott Pratt

Concord Veterans News and Local Happenings

Concord notes honor a Southwest Pacific veteran stationed in Arkansas and report on local events. Miss Charlotte Baird speaks at Wayland Homemakers. IOOF meeting led by Noble Grand Albert Smith. Parish pastor Rev Matthew Flaherty recovering from injuries. renewed interest in baseball and school activities noted.

Concord Lodge Noble Albert Smith Matthew J. Flaherty St. Agnés’ Church Arlington St. Bernard’s Concord St. Elizabeth's Hospital Brighton Platerty

Concord Fire Alarms Across City for 2 A.M. Fire

District fire alarms report multiple calls around 2 a.m. at intersections near Lowell and Bs Monntment Street opposite L Hutchins house Bedford Street near Catholic Cemetery Lexington corners and Davis Court Thoreau Streets Main and Erid qin Mortimer Ean Stow Street Emerson School House Central Fire Station Moslument Square corner Elmont Musketac corner Great and T corners Sudbury Faith roads Cambridge Turn Sendy Pond Road Thoreau W5 Sudbury Turnpike Willisd Old Sided Nine Acre Corner Corner Bar Lower venue Harvard Bow Peter Bullock's house wind Old Mill Rosa Church Streets Corner Lews Brook Head Collarit Street Highland plane Road Main Street to Nine Acre Corner Private Box in Massachusetts Reformatory.

Lowell Monntment Street Bedford Street Lexington Cornier Davis Court Thoreau and Ae Main Erid Qin Ortier Mortimier Ean Stow Gsath É Eimerson Central Fire Star OF Moslument Elmont Musketac Great Grant Sudbury Faith Naven Cambridge Turn Sendy Pond Thoreau Sudbury Road Turnpike Willisd Nine Acre Bar Corner Etd Harvard Bownip Peter Bullock Nde Wind Old Mill Rosa Church Streets Lews Brook Highland Plane C Main Old Road Nine Acre Corner Massachusetts Reformatory Town Talk Marsh George Pree Dartmouth Concord Farta Finith Belknap Col Eglin Concord District Court de Tonges Meat Square Maynard Line Candy Turnpike Mall of Mountain Tracey's Jimmy Deacon Wes Cheshire Anderground Bridge Wells A Rot Red Dick Elson Conservation Department Vérmont Way Green Mountain State Hollywood Van Dan Sonja Union Strees Lowder and Wilson” Hiers and Contractors Hubbard Sudbury and Municipal Light Department Pilgrim Chapel Thoreau Sire Dick Jennéy Bedford Court Old Beth Road Lincoln Bedford Road Tami Cénco W.C.T.U Joe Baski Tami Mauriello Boston

Concord High School Concert Promises A Rich Program

Concord A concert will be given Friday evening March 29 at 8 in Wells A Hall Auditorium by the Concord High School musical organization. Assisting artists include Elizabeth Darling and Claire Kerit local violinists. Directed by Charles K. Yeremain supervisor of music. The program features Bach Schubert Elgar Grieg and more performed by orchestra chorus and band with soloists and pianists.

Concord Concord High School Musical Organization Wells A. Hall Elizabeth Darling Claire Kerit Charles K. Yeremian Strauss Militaire Schubert Protheroes Gamipsience Schubert MG Pelesier Ewes Wilsongh School Élling Norma Sorli Elgar Colin Obligato Darling Claire Kent the de Damozel Novello Frel “Ag Ae Ronald High Soho Girls’ Glee Club H Snelling Kleffman Halford

Three New Members Inducted Into Concord Rotary

Concord Rotary Club welcomed Junias W. Estley Caspar J. Jenney Jr and Robert D Parks at a noon meeting and luncheon at Colonial Inn. Governor Fred Smith announced dates for upcoming activities including the Framingham assembly on April 25.

Concord Concord Rotary Club Colonial Inn Lester B. Whittemore Junias W. Estley Caspar J. Jenney Robert, D. Parks Fred Smith Framingham Hartwell Farm Lincoln Lyman Rutledge Charles Meeker

Reeves Band To Play Before Firemen's Ball

Concord Reed O Beharrell announces Firemen's Ball music by Ken Reeves' Orchestra of Boston for Wednesday April 24 at the Veterans Building. Tickets are on sale with limited seating reflecting expected crowds and entertainment for both old and young. Easter Monday's date was shifted to avoid clashing with the postponed town meeting.

Concord Reed O. Beharrell Veterans Building Ken Reeves Orchestra of Boston Reeves

Easter Seals sale aims to aid Bay State disabled

Beginnings for a big Easter Seals drive are set as the Bay State Society for Crippled and Handicapped plans to raise eighty million seals this year, surpassing 1945 totals. Gov Tobin and Lt Gov Bradford back the campaign, with funds used to aid the disabled across Massachusetts regardless of race or creed.

Big Site Society Peigs Bay Main Street Ronnester Parker Trowbridge Kieber. A. Campbell George M. Rideout Wellasley Hills Sale Maurice J Tobin Bay Se Society Purchee A. Ee Cde Herséit & Apter Leverett Ser Astall Cushing Fras

Ex-P inip I To Leave Army Chittim Set to Return as School Superintendent

Harold D. Chittim former Harvey Wheeler School principal and longtime superintendent candidate will end three years in the U S Army Air Forces as an operations analyst and return to Billerica to resume duties as town schools chief. He expects to renew his duties April 25 after serving on active duty. Eugene C. Vining, retired superintendent, has been filling the post in his absence.

Concord Harvey Wheeler West Concord Harold D. Chittim U.S. Army Air Forces Billerica Eugene C. Vining Chittim

Iii Merriory Lane In Concord Details

Col Parsons and Maj Darling inspect Company I at the State Armory in Concord. Miss Mary Williams wed Leonard Winthrop Wheeler of Westford by Rev George A Tewksbury. Joseph F Scott elected president of the himiesiesta club with D N chosen vice president. Concord Grange discusses Leap Year usage.

Col. Parsons Maj. Darling State Armory Mary Williams Leonard Winthrop, Wheeler of Westford George A. Tewksbury Joseph F. Scott Himiesiesta Club Press Concord Grange Woftiar

Military funeral duties for Gordon MacKenzie in Concord

In Concord 25 years ago a funeral service was held for Gordon K MacKenzie with OE Yiitca in action in France noted. J W Hennessy led a move to form a Friends of Ireland society. Battery Choopsters defeated Ayer High led by Judy Bowie with 20 points. Middlesex School edged Concord 7-6 in the earliest local game. Fred Loftus pitched for Concord allowing seven hits. Billy Bulger homered for the losers.

Gordon K. MacKenzie Oe Yiitca France Concord Battery Choopsters Ayer K. Ofc Judy Bowie Middlesex School Fred Loftus Billy Bulger

West Concord Club Hosts Musical Session and PTA Reception

Ten year Mrs Frank S Walker presides at a West Concord Woman's Club musicale. Mrs Jeremiah J Ellsman chairs hostesses. West Concord PTA greets teachers with a Harvey Wheeler School reception. A new floor is laid in the Queen Anne and Green rooms at the Concord Antiquarian Society. Miss Ruth Woodman Boutwell marries Walter Del Dotto in a ceremony by Rev. Ard P Daniels.

Frank S. Walker Concord Woman's Club Jeremiah J. Ellsman West Concord Pta Harvey Wheeler School Queen Army Concord Antiquarian Society Miss Ruth Woodman Boutwell Walter del Dotto Ard P. Daniels

Local Notables Mark Birthdays and Obituary Notice

Lars Anderson turns 70 and Judge Prescott Keyes reaches 83. Carrie E. Tuttle of Acton dies at 65 at Emerson Hospital. Freddie Oe Atrofier elected captain of Sabeletes High School quintet. Harry R. Worthley, former resident, dies at 65 in Boston.

Carrie E. (Taylor) Tuttle Acton Horace F. Tuttle Emerson Hospital Freddie Oe Atrofier Family Sabeletes Ard High School Harry R. Worthley Boston

Electrified Lines Highlight Italy Leads World

The article lists numerous individuals including Harlan A. Sears Rabbi Herman H Rubenovitz Dr Alexander Brin Senator Theodore R Plunkett Donald W Campbell Mayor M Magoon Basil Brewer Ernest Floyd and others. It notes Italy has more miles of electrified lines than any other nation.

Harlan A. Sears Herman. H. Rubenovitz Alexander Brin Theodore R. Plunkett Donald W. Campbell M. Magoon Basil Brewer New Bedford Ernest A. Floyd Stanley M. Lane Bernard S. Sabean Cornelius E. Klees Burton S. Lippard Harold D. Hunt Marjorie Mills Marie H. Houlahan Italy

Concord Town Notes and Local Observations 1946

A stream of town anecdotes covers Concord streets, landmarks, and people. References include Belknap Street's Civil War namesake, old High School crosswalks, and local fire notes. Mentions Hamilton era signs, Route 62 Frost Heave, and preparations for 1946 season amid civic updates.

Harvard professor speaks at Community church in Boston

Littauer professor of political science Carl J. Friedrich from Harvard University spoke before the congregation at Jordan Hall Boston last Sunday evening. His topic was One World at Home Planning for Greater Boston.

Concord Carl. J. Friedrich Main Street Littauer Harvard University Jordan Hall Boston Greater Boston

The New Belief in Man Man and Tolera American Council

Fragmentary text mentions Mr. Friedrich linked with beliefs about man and tolerance. It references is and the Council for Tolera nicer of the American Palestine Committee and an international committee of Chusetts Council of Ch.

Friedrich the Council For Toleranicer American Palestine Committee Internatitions Committee Chusetts Council of Ch

Corn Plant Water Content Amid Harvest Notes

A fragment notes a corn plant containing 368 pounds of water and 713 pounds of other matter alongside a pumpkin at 834 pounds. The items appear as rough data points in an agricultural snippet. No clear event or broader context provided.

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