Lions Meet on April 9 at Concord
The Concord Lions club announces its next regular meeting and supper at the Howard Johnson restaurant in West Concord on Tuesday evening April 9 at 6 30. President Leon J Moreau will preside.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1946
Page
12
The Concord Lions club announces its next regular meeting and supper at the Howard Johnson restaurant in West Concord on Tuesday evening April 9 at 6 30. President Leon J Moreau will preside.
V Malik Verda spoke at Wells A Hall Auditorium on the Assyrian city Begdad and cautioned students on smoking by showing nicotine content of a cigarette. The assembly included football game photos and the Junior Planning Board's third meeting with guest Prof Carl J Friedrich of Harvard. Faculty advisors named Willard H Smith Helen Freeman W Warren ton and Thurlie Addison.
Mrs. Geret Lincoln Sayre daughter of Carl Lincoln of Westport and Andrew Marshall Jr. of Hanover wed in Concord. The Rev. Lis W. Hodder officiated the ceremony. The bride, widow of Ford Kent Sayre who perished in a 1944 plane crash, is a Concord Academy graduate and Smith College alumna.
Engagement announced for Miss Florence Ethelyn Reid of South Lincoln to Franklin Charles Wolfe of South Bend Indiana. Parents listed as Mr and Mrs Leslie B Reid and Mr and Mrs William Wolfe. The Concord notice records the couple's forthcoming marriage plans.
Concord and Police Chief John Gates of Wakefield as district governor of 33a will be principal speaker at the state convention to be held at Magnolia June 22 23 and 24. A national convention is set for Philadelphia Pennsylvania in July.
Concord State and federal officers praised Fourth Company MSG 23rd Infantry after a thorough inspection at the State Armory. Majors Madigan and Furbush led demonstrations and drills while assignments in use and field stripping submachine guns, first aid, radio, and machine gun squad handling showcased the unit’s skill.
Members of the 10th Company fifth battalion MWC Concord filled an assignment at John Adams Hospital in Chelsea. The Concord corps donated $50 to the battalion commander from a micro optic pressure cooker drawing won by Sergt Harriet Kotowska of 3rd Company Boston. The drawing was at the last drill session at the State Armory by Joseph M. Dee. The corps thanks donors and notes a battalion review at the South Armory Boston with dancing and refreshments. Next corps meeting is Tuesday April 2 at 8 o'clock.
Miss Mary Selmes Garrett daughter of Mr and Mrs Jackson R Garrett of Barrets Mill road became the bride of Daniel McKay Shook son of Mr and Mrs Harry Howard Shook of Grand Rapids Michigan last Saturday afternoon at 5 oclock at Trinity Episcopal church Rev Charles Russell Peck rector united the couple in marriage. The bride graduated from Concord high school and from the School of Nursing Children’s Hospital Boston. Mr Shook a member of the 1944 class at Harvard recently completed his naval training under V-12 at Harvard University and was commissioned an ensign the day he was married.
Mrs Nellie Craig a Concord merchant hosted ten guests at the Copley Plaza hotel in Boston last Tuesday for members of the Federal Telegraph Delivery. Mrs Elsie E Rose and Mrs Maxwell E Lawrence were among those from Concord who attended.
Massachusetts officials led by Director James F. Power issue a lengthy season guide for anglers. The notice covers license reminders, season closures until April 15, illegal netting, allowed methods, size and bag limits for species, and where to obtain inland fish laws. It also recounts a Newtonville rodeo incident with Len Myatt and Ken White dealing with a live escapee buck.
Sugar rationing in Massachusetts is shifting to mail, with regional OPA directing that local price control boards no longer ration. Applicants should obtain sugar book forms at boards and mail them to the OPA States office for direct mailing to consumers.
Charles S. Walcott, 73, of Worcester, remains on the payroll of the Worcester Street Railway Co as one of two employees from the old horsecar days still working for the company.
The Lowell City Library showcases Henry David Thoreau related items from Roland Wells Robbins including his Lincoln writings. The exhibit follows previous showings in Boston and Concord and highlights Robbins discovery of Thoreau’s hut chimney foundation at Lake Walden Concord, with plans for a memorial at the discovery site and later permanent Concord display.
Committal services were held at St Bernard's cemetery in Concord for Frank L. Craig 54 a former resident who died suddenly Sunday March 17 at Cambridge City Hospital after being stricken at work A high mass was celebrated at St James Church Arlington Heights Several from Concord attended He was a native of Concord resided in Arlington and worked as a guard at the East Cambridge House of Correction He was brother to the late Edward Craig master of the House of Correction and son of the late Police Chief Craig of Concord He leaves his wife Elizabeth Spires and several nieces and nephews and other relatives in Concord
Concord Parker Trowbridge announces the 1946 Easter Seal Sale as Governor Maurice Tobin buys the first sheet from Diana Bryan. The drive runs through April 21 with over 80 million seals to be sold. Local returns go to Mrs. Lippard, Ruth Burns, and Mrs. Wallace at listed banks and trusts.
Concord Corinthian lodge A F and A M and its officers went to Waltham last Tuesday to assist in a degree for a group of candidates before the Isaac Parker lodge A F and A M at the Masonic Temple in that city. Guest speaker was Chaplain Murdoch. A card lodge will be held on Monday evening April 8 at Masonic Temple Monument Square.
John P. Ahern formerly of Marlboro and West Concord died recently. A requiem high mass was held last Wednesday at St Stephen's Church with burial in St Stephen's Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, his mother, two sisters, and a brother Frank of West Concord.
The passage states a Mr. Arkin, 73, recently discharged, residing with his spouse and their one child. It also mentions Mr. Arkin’s father being in business in Concord.
A Concord event on April 2 features speakers J. McHay Richard J Finigan Charles Kam J Burger and Sheehan. The gathering highlights a break from the previous Knights tradition with local figures participating.
A compact report notes a day evening service at St. James in Heights Concord. The event featured preaching and benediction led by Father Eve, with attendance from Rosa and others.
Albert Ay, a member of the board, has returned home from a business trip.
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