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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1946

Page

10

Army Answers Reader Questions on War Benefits

The article offers guidance on serviceman pay when overseas, dependent allowances, service flags after a death, and World War II Victory Ribbon wear. It notes bonuses and claims to next of kin, and directs inquiries to the Public Publications Office in Boston.

M. E. Porris Qisbrow M.B. Aston C.P. Allerton Agen Has Common Wealth Boston Mass

Bedford PTA Plans District 4 Conference Dinner

Bedford school children enjoyed a picture show Thursday arranged by the Ways and Means committee of the Parent Teachers Association. Films shown included When's Birthday Tricky Rouble and Puddy the Pup. Reservations for the annual P T A Conference dinner at Belmont Senior High School must be made with Mrs Louis Smith by March 21. Mrs Roderick Mc Lear, PTA president, serves on the committee.

Parent Teachers Association Puddy Belmont Senior High School Louis Smith Springs Road Roderick McLear

St Patrick Party at St. Michael’s Church Auditorium

The Holy Name Society at St Michael's church hosts a St Patrick’s concert in the church auditorium Friday evening. Committee members listed include J Marshall Duanne, W Cloutier, Vincent A Condon, John Walter Gennetti, Ray Pratteell, Bonat LaCasse, McGovern, Vincent Strath, T J O’Connor, Henry Beyer, Maxime Daigle and Thomas Donnélan.

New Arrivals Bring Eight New Babies to Concord Area

Eight families welcome newborns from March 9 to March 16 at Emerson and Newton-Wellesley Hospitals. Notable births include Sandra Louise to Charles and Phyllis MacFarland of South Lincoln, John Wilson Boynton III to John and family at Lexington Road, and Daniel P. Rhodes II to Adam Rhodes and spouse in Lincoln. World War II veterans Dr. Boynton and Mr. Martin are among fathers.

James J. Martin Main Street West Concord Emerson Hospital Martin Dorothy Helen ~ Dee William F. Dée Bedford Street Mr. Martin Henry S. Drinker, Jr Englewood New Jersey Henry Jr Concord Drinker Ruth Brooks Arthur B. Brooks Simon Willard Road Hen, Drinker Philadelphia Pennsylvania Charles C. Macfarland South Lincoln Newton-Wellesley Hospital Sandra Louise John W. Boynton Lexington Road John Wilson Boynton Sudbury Road Justus .H. Sturtevant Needham Boynton George E. Currier Sudbury Carol Anne Newton- Wellesley Hospital Cyrus R. Currier Sandwich Malcolm Green Newton Highlands Mas Adam Rhodes U. S. Army Daniel P Presbyterian Hospital Lincoln

Lincoln Ceilings Set For 1946 Lincoln Models

The Office of Price Administration provides ceiling prices for three Lincoln 1946 models and their 1942 counterparts. Convertible coupe 1946 price 2229. 1942 price 2139. Co fal coupe 1946 price 3394. 1942 price 2989. Continental cabriolet 1946 price 3459. 1942 price 2989.

Concord OPA

Bedford Calendar for the Coming Week

Local notices list meetings and events in Bedford for March. Eastern Star chapter plans a March 21 meeting in the Town hall with members in charge, while Bedford Grange sponsors an old fashioned dance and multiple Lenten services occur at St Michael's church.

Paul Revere Order of the Eastern Star Town Hall Harold Ecols Walter Brolin Bedford Grange St. Michael’s Church St. Michael's Church Church of Christ Gilbert Phillips Walter Swanson David Edwardsiard Robert C. Webster Theodore B. Currier John R. Comery, Jr Richard J. Powderly Clarence Damery United Workers of the Church of Christ Harden L. Bodkins South Street Kaihiating Bridge Ithe Town Hall

Bedford Women Sew and Hear Dental Talk at School

The Bedford Young Women's Study group met at Mrs Charles Higgins home while Red Cross sewing took place at the junior high school. Dr Ronan spoke Friday morning on school dental clinics as pupils and parents attended. Bell Ringers Broadcast Irish songs from a Church of Christ network. Bedford Grange officers visited Pinehurst Grange. Parent Teachers Association met with officers’ reports, many guests, and music by Mrs Charles Engelhardt.

Charles Higgins Springs Road Red Cross Ronan Church of Christ Boston Parent Teachers’ Association Charles Engelhardt Bedford

Popular Librarian Draws Fans Regardless of Walks

A well known librarian remains a popular figure with readers and patrons whether she walks or not. Her public image centers on accessibility and charm, drawing fans and attention in the community.

Fire Alarm Districts and Cross Streets Listed in Concord Area

Fire alarms register across Concord areas with numerous street corners and landmarks noted. District coverage includes Corner Lowell Barretts Mill Roads Monument Street Bedford Street Lexington Road Hawthorne Lane Stow Street Emerson School House Central Fire Station Walden Street Monument Square and many adjacent intersections.

Lowell and Barrett's Mill Roads Monument Street C. L. Hutchins Bedford Street C Cemetery Lexington Road Hawthorne Lane Lexington Old Bedford Davis ‘Court Thoreau and Middle Streets Main and Elms Streets Monument and Lang Streets Stow Street Emerson School House Central Fire Station Walden Street Monument Square Hosier Roll Corner Elm and Wood Str Musketaquid and Nashawtuc Adeay Lang Alcott Peat Alcott Independence Kotak Hospital Emerson Iz W. Decences House Disneil Baker Avenue Main Street Commonwealth Avenue Allon Building Commonwealth Avidcale Peter Bullock Harrington Mill Road Williams Road Old Réné Nine Acre Corneerson Hospital Cornee Main Cece Monday Mill Dam Concord Board of Selectmen Town House Concord State Guard State Armory Walden Royal Arch Masonic Temple

Concord Weekly Meeting Schedule Headlines

Upcoming events listed for Concord include church gatherings at Prin larian and First Parish, state and local group meetups at Veterans Building and Armory, S. S. S. Mohawk Sea Scouts, Red Cross sewing rooms, and numerous civic and fraternal meetings through Thursday to Wednesday with times from 2:15 to 8:15 o’clock.

Woman's Union Prinlarian Congregational Church First Parish Unitarian Church West Concord Concord Lions Club Alton Hall Blackington Veterans Building Concord Lodge of Elks Meeting BPOE Main Street St. Bernard’s Parish Monument Hall Old Concord Boston Veterans of Foreign Wars

Bedford Women Compete On Quiz Broadcast

A Bedford group of Service Women traveled to Boston on Wednesday morning to take part in a quiz program. Participants included Mrs. Paul B Webber Mrs Alden W Webber William J Dowsell and Mrs Martin F McMahon.

Bedford Bedford. Service Bostom Paul B. Webber Alden W. Webber William. J. Dowsell Martin F. McMahon

Remnant Store Highlights New Fall and Winter Coatings

South Berlin shop showcases new line of coatings in multiple shades including sore os and Pinte. Fall and winter color options introduced with reasonable prices for customers seeking fresh finishes.

Berlin Mass Phane

Bishop announces GOP governor nomination bid

Memory Lane from Concord recalls Warren’s former district attorney Bishop entering the Republican race for governor. The item notes Mrs. John Potter’s 80th birthday, Peter Bulkeley School high test scores, rising rivers, and local deaths including Isher in West Concord and Miss Ann Clark at 88.

Warrén’s. Bishop Isher West Concord Ann Clark

Baldwin Named Mass State Chairman of Cadet Committee

Five years ago Raymond P. Baldwin was named Mass state chairman of the New England civilian flying cadet committee. Patrolman and Mrs. Robert P. Lawson celebrated their 21st wedding anniversary. Martinus O Hersher turned 90. Mrs Hersher Olsen died at 73. Herbert B Hosmer named Moth Department superintendent and John W Codding appointed to the Finance Committee. Draft Board sent 15 replacements for the new selective service call.

Raymond P. Baldwin Mass N. E. Civilian Flying Cadet Committee Martinus O. Hersher Mrs. Hersher Olsen Herbert B. Hosmer John W. Codding Draft Board

Page of Irish History lecture at Bernard Athletic Society

Rev. P. A. McKenna from Marlboro lectures on A Page of Irish History before the Bernard Athletic Society. Jerome Glenason serves as president. Musketaquid's bedn supper is well attended. Col. William Barrett of governor's staff speaks to first grade inmates at the Massachusetts Reformatory. Week's high school Voice features a Governor Greenhalge portrait and story.

P. A. McKenna Marlboro Bernard Athletic Society Jerome Glenason Col William Barrett Governor's Staff Massachusetts Reformatory High School “Voice Governor Greenhalge

Police Chief Craig Reports Vanderhoof Break‑in Attempt

Five years ago police chief James Craig uncovered an attempted break in at a Vanderhoof store. Shots were fired and the suspects fled. A separate note reports 500 Concord homes still not lit by Municipal Light Plant. Wallace B. Conant chairs the update. Billy Bulger plans a twilight league for local town teams. Division 44 and Ladies Auxiliary AOH hold a St Patrick’s Day program with William H. Dee as general chairman.

James Craig Vanderhoof Concord Municipal Wallace B. Conant St. Patrick’s Day William H. Dee

Bedford Scout Penny Sale Raises Funds for Troop 18

A successful penny sale sponsored by Boy Scouts Troop 18 at the Bedford school auditorium drew help from town groups. Proceeds fund equipment and supplies as the troop grows to 40 members. committee included Willig John Cerasulo Ricker William Rites Rieselle Servatore Albani and John Brown.

Bedford Boy Scouts Willig John Cerasulo Ricker William Rites Rieselle Mast

Bedford Grange Dance Draws Good Town Hall Attendance

The Bedford Grange sponsored an old fashioned dance on Friday evening in the Town hall. Salvatore Albani and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston served on the dance committee.

Bedford Grange Salvatore’ Albani Thomas Johnston

Concord Spring Signs and Old Timers Echo in Local Notes

A jumble of reminiscences and local observations marks a Concord page with notes on spring arrival, street scenes, past events, and ongoing campaigns. Mentions include Lions Club lecture, Emerson Playground repairs, high school built in 1928, and upcoming town activities. References to local figures, shops, and past incidents pepper the piece, with a sense of community memory and small-town life.

Colitord Library Mai Street Railway Express Thoreau Street Dig van Thoréau Street P.M Emerson Playground Ottie Emerson Concord Ralph Macone George Mosier Richard Hatch Harry Tuttle Zenda Coricéld Roger D. Swaim Frank Guility Brockton Strickers Fairhaven Francis Adams Finast Boston Downs Suffolk Middlesex Tompkins Rhode Island Bay State Wichita Kats Nebraska West Milii

Spring birds arrive in Marlboro and Ferncroft roosts

Bird life reports show phoebes returning to Ferncroft near the Hosmer porch and raising two broods, while bluebirds appear in several localities this week. The text notes large numbers of spring birds arriving earlier than last year with mixed gleaned details.

Ferncroft F. Howard Brown Hosmer Fear Street Theo Rob al

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ST. Patrick PARTY Waltham, Roosevelt, Hayes and Forrest Streets Raymond Gondolfo Waltham Street Tel Maynard State Motor Car Co Mr. Wallis _ Waltham Main Streets Charles F. Mogan Tommi Tommy Pinehurst Grange Concord Fire Alarms John Adams Hospital Chelsea Evangelical ‘Free Chu Hermina’s Gift Shop Memory Lane John Potter Peter Bulkeley Swolen Assabet Conford Patrolivan Robert P. Lawson Musketaquid Billy Bulger BOY Scouts Sale Evylyn Weigel Evelyn A. Weigel Massachusetts Ave Rie A “Hl Nimprovement, Inc Chance For Rudolph W. Curries Editi Rudolph W. Cul
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