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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1946
Page
5
Members of Concord lodge 4479 elected their officers Tuesday night. Jeau was chosen as night master again, Smith as tal knight, and Arke as esteemed lector. Installation is set for April 9.
The Feast of the Annunciation was observed with special masses at St Bernard's and Our Lady Help of Christians in Concord. Trinity Episcopal also held services with Holy Communion.
In Concord on Main street a local beer shortage forced a pub to close at 9 30 PM Tuesday about 90 minutes before its usual closing time. The shortage is expected to be remedied within days. Your Red Cross must carry on.
Mr and Mrs Theodore Jones at 2 Concord Street observed their 25th wedding anniversary with close friends and relatives. A table was decorated and they received many presents and anniversary cards. The event followed a Sunday dinner at Abner Wheeler house in Framingham for relatives of the couple.
The Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association hosts a benefit Bridge and Fashion Show at Sudbury Town Hall on Friday April 12 at 1 30. Admission includes bridge dessert and fashion show with outfits from Concord Country Store and Mrs Lewis Wayland. Volunteers chair the program bridge fashion and refreshments committees and publicity.
Mr and Mrs Edward Richard Oswald announce the birth of their son Edward Richard Oswald II born March 16 at Memorial Hospital Worcester. Grandparents include Mrs Gladys Trowbridge Coolidge Worcester Major Henry J Coolidge Concord and Frederick W Oswald Brooklyn with Webster and great grandmother Mrs Henry D Coolidge of Sudbury Road Concord.
Concord mourns Monica E Hill Fiske wife of Petty Officer Allen A Fiske U S Navy who died at 33 at her home 44 Belknap Street Her funeral was held at her father’s home 20 Fairhaven Road and a high mass followed at St Bernard Church Confraternity members attended Burial was at St Bernard cemetery in Concord She was born in Concord and lived there all her life Survived by husband a four year old son John and seven sisters and three brothers
Acton residents visit daughter Bonnie Laird in Portland Maine as she recovers from virus pneumonia. Acton Church Men's Club holds an organizational meeting with nominating committee report by Ralph P. Marble and guest speaker John B. Fitzsimmons. Christian Endeavor attends Stow Union Evangelical service with Rev. Gilbert S. Zimmerman as speaker. Edwards Quimby Post 284 American Legion receives FBI special service certificate for wartime work.
Acton school officials joined regional educators at the annual dinner of superintendents and school committeemen held last Wednesday at the Hotel Kendall in Framingham. Guest speaker Dr. Walter F. Bogner of Harvard spoke on building new schools. Acton representatives included Supt. Richard B. Greenman and several residents.
Mary E. Rich was granted a divorce from Howard E. Rich in Middlesex Probate Court Middlesex County on cruel and abusive treatment. Custody of their daughter was awarded to Mrs Rich.
Mrs Grace E Stuart of Acton Massachusetts was awarded a divorce from Raymond Stuart on desertion grounds by Judge Poland in Middlesex Probate Court. The couple married August 25 1928 at Omaha Bluffs and have two sons Raymond L Stuart and Richard K Stuart. Custody of the two boys and seventy dollars monthly support were ordered. Attorney John E Rice of Marlboro represented Mrs Stuart.
A special meeting of the Ladies Union at West Concord Union Church is called by President Mrs. John R Kennedy for Tuesday April 2 at 2 30 p m in the church parlor. Full attendance desired.
West Concord Troop 33 and sponsors announce a joint Parents Night and Court of Honor at 7 30 p m Friday in the Harvey Wheeler School gym. Scouts are to attend in uniform with parents and friends invited to view the ceremony and the second meeting of the Scout Sponsoring Committee.
Weekend visitors from Medford Charles Town Somerville and local towns called on Mrs Florence Watkins of Robbins Street. The list includes Lieut Commander Harold Goldmn and two children Alton Haines and son Jack Gilbert S Watkins Irene Crogby and Grace Bailey with others. Mr and Mrs William Engman return from a short visit in Somerville. Wild animals fight for safety love hunger.
Sudbury Woman's Club will meet at the Town on April 3 at 3 P M with Kiernan Sudbury Schools Superintendent as guest speaker on intercultural education. Music and tea follow, Mrs Charles E Wallis and Miss Mary B Jenkins assisting.
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