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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1943

Page

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Ringling leader rises in family circus tradition

Page features a sprawling portrait of the Ringling brothers saga from Baraboo to Ringling Barnum Bailey empire, detailing Phineas Taylor Barnum era origins, Robert Ringling’s ascent, and the family’s sixty year circus lineage alongside notes on Herbert Vere Evatt and Australian political figures shaping postwar diplomacy and policy.

New York Phineas Taylor Barnum P. T Jenny Lind Ringlings Barnum and Bailey's Robert Ringling Ringling Ringling Brothers Bom Baraboo Bailey's Fla Chi- Civic Opera Job Herbert Vere Evatt Washington

Concord Briefs Highlight Local Fire Alarms and Civic Events

Concord reports its firemen were summoned for a false alarm at Box 16 near Old Bedford and Lexington roads then again on the same night in Lexington. Mothers Day celebration planned May 8 at the Deaconess Home for Age Women features a handicraft exhibit and sale from 2 to 4 PM. West Concord firemen begin regular drills, Saint Bernard's library hours return, and Holy Name Society to observe Holy Communion Sunday. Local residents recover from illness, ponds remain normal, and several Concord Academy graduates plan college entry. New fireman assignments and town road funding announced, plus parish and lodge meetings and a move to new residences among locals.

Tll Concord Old Bedford Lexingtom Roads Lexington Deaconess

Committal Held for Miss Anne B Devens

Committal services were held in Sleepy Hollow cemetery for Miss Anne B Devens of Dorchester who died April 29 at age 83. Devens Street in Concord center was named for her late father and she was a former resident of this town.

Concord Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Anne B. Devens Dorchester Devens Concord Center

Concord High Suffers First Loss to Belmont in League Opener

Belmont defeated Concord 13 to 1 in a Middlesex County league baseball contest at Belmont. Belmont’s Palm shut down Concord, while Dwyer and Colanatto led the winners with three hits each, including a homer by Dwyer. Concord, lacking experience, managed three hits with Macone contributing two.

Concord

Miss Mary Adeline Curry 79 Dies After Long Illness

West Concord services held at MacRae Funeral Home for Miss Mary Adeline Curry of 12 Assabet Avenue who died Saturday night after a long illness. Rev Kenneth Teed conducted the 2 30 service. Buried in Framingham. Born April 21 1864 in Framingham she lived in West Concord 55 years with sister Pollyria S Curry surviving with cousins.

West Concord Cates MacRae Belknap Street Concord Mary Adeline Curry Assabet Avenue Kenneth Ralph Teed West Concord Union Framingham Ployira S. ‘Curry

First Parish Moderator Is Judge Caiger

The annual meeting of the First Parish Unitarian Church standing committee elected Judge Edward B. Caiger as moderator Julian W. Ballou as parish clerk Ralph Holden as collector and treasurer Charles G. Higarton and Fred T. Boyd as three year committee members Stedman Pattrick was named to fill the unexpired term for parish donations left vacant by the death of George S Keyes Numerous other business items were discussed and reports read

Concord First Parish Unitarian Church Edward B. Caiger Julian W. Ballou Ralph Holden Charles G. Higarton Fred T. Boyd Stedman Pattrick George S. Keyes

Bedford woman Amy P. Bacon wills estate to husband

The will of Amy P. Bacon of Fletcher Street Bedford leaves an estate valued at 5000 in real estate and 2000 in personal property to her husband Albert R. Bacon. The will was drawn March 21, 1928.

Glancy ‘News Service Cambridge Amy P. Bacon Fletcher Street Bedford Albert R. Bacon

Revised bill for MDC plan hit by towns

Cities and towns within 15 miles of the State House oppose a bill to force membership in the Metropolitan District Water Supply system. Cambridge Newton Woburn Wal tham Lynn Needham Wakefield Reading North Reading Wilmington Braintree Weymouth Norwood object to mandatory connection fees and loss of own supply credit. The measure expands the zone and could require court affirmation to compel municipal participation.

State House Arthur Woodman Boston Cambridge Metropolitan District John A. Daly Legislative Committee On Metropolitan Affairs State Health Department State Department Newton Woburn Waltham Lynn Needham Waféfield Reading North Reading Wilmington Braintree Weymouth Norwood Mittee Trudson Berlin

Bedford Girl Joins WAACS in Wartime Service

Miss Bertha Freeman of Bedford has enrolled in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. She will be called to active duty within weeks and sent to a WAAC training center for basic training.

Bertha Freeman Springs Road Bedford Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps WAAC

West Concord Coastguardsman John N Hansen dies at home on furlough

John N Hansen 46 of 214 Commonwealth Ave West Concord died suddenly at his home last Sunday afternoon while on a 10 day furlough. A prison officer at Massachusetts Reformatory for 15 years he served in the United States Coast Guard during World War II and in the present war was a Boatswain's Mate First Class with the shore patrol at Boston. He leaves a wife Catherine and five children along with two brothers and five sisters. Funeral services were held at Our Lady Help of Christians Church with military rites and taps at Saint Bridget's cemetery in Maynard.

West Concord John N. Hansen Commonwealth Avenue Hansen Massachusetts Reformatory United States Ocsast Guam Boston Brunswick Maynard Adtoh Am- Legion United States Marine ‘Corps Concord Catherine ¥. (Maley) Hansen Mary Han Sen Rita Callahan Gertrude ‘Meade Brookline Our Lady Help of Christians Asion American Legion James J. Mansfield Saint Bridget’s Cemetery C Reformatory Hall Staff

Pupils Debate for Mothers Club Session in Concord

The Concord Mothers Club met Monday at the Trinitarian Church fish house. President Cornelia Lawrence led business with Robert Harris directing an entertainment program including two high school debating teams debating World Federalists.

Concord Trinitarian Congregational Church Cornelia Lawrence Robert Harris David Flavin Joseph Wheeler

Cheated One He is not cheated who knows that he is being cheated

A quoted aphorism notes that awareness of deception shields a person from feeling cheated, suggesting insight grants resilience against manipulation.

Coke

West Acton Miss Whitcomb Among 32 Award Winners

Margaret Whitcomb of Acton Miss joined 31 other seniors as award recipients at Boston University College of Liberal Arts Women’s Athletic Association May Day ceremony.

eTrea West Acton Margaret Whitcomb Boston University ‘College of Liberal Arts Women’s Athletic Association

Six Concord Men On Furlough From Guadalcanal Area

Six Concord soldiers from Company H 82nd Infantry return home for a 15 month overseas tour after Guadalcanal fighting. Staff Sergeant Lamonakis McCarthy Engebretsen Lombardo Sablone MecPhillips debrief about civilian furlough before mandatory May 16 return to California for new assignment. All in good health and spirits despite war experiences.

Rudy Carrier Concord Thoreau Street Guadalcanal H 82Nd Infantry Emmanuel G. Lamonakis Woburn Company William L. McCarthy Edwin 0. Engebretsen Michell G. Lombardo Enrico Sablone Francis B. MecPhillips California Jans Pacific New England

Concord Widow Morrison Passes Away In Acton

Maynard Mre Katherine Morrison of Concord died last Friday morning at a rest home near Acton. She was a widow of Robert Boyd Morrison and survived by Barton Morrison a son a daughter Rena McArthur of Larchmont New York and Nicola of South Acton with seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 30 in Fowler Funeral Home Belmont Reverend J Nordholm officiated Burial was at Mount Cemetery West Acton.

Maynard Katherine Fowler Funeral Home J. Nordholm Belmont Mount Cemetery West Acton

Birthday Party for N MacRae at Belknap Street Home

Concord Rothwell N MacRae of 16 Belknap street held a Wednesday birthday party at his home. Relatives and friends attended as Mr MacRae, a well known undertaker, received many presents and cards. Refreshments were served and entertainment included motion pictures.

Concord Rothwell N

Training on Active Duty Remains Key Focus

The report outlines ongoing training for personnel on active duty, emphasizing readiness and skill development. It notes the interlinked roles of discipline, logistics, and leadership in maintaining high standards during deployment or preparation for assignments.

Davis Sentenced to State Prison in Superior Court

Ronald See of Framingham was found in Superior Court of criminal fourt on March 26 in Sudbury. Grace M. 4 Sudbury witnessed the proceedings. Judge Giles presided as See was sentenced to a term from to ten years in State Prison.

Ronald See Framingham Superior Court of Criminal Grace M Sudbury Prig Giles

Wrong in Excess The Best Things Carried To Excess

A compact wry reflection quotes Churchill on excess and the misfit of overindulgence in the realm of virtue and restraint. The line implies caution about taking admirable traits too far.

Churchill

Also Mentioned on This Page

Carber Uni T H Richard T. D Common Wealth Roasia National Trust Oxford Richard Concord Briefs Hary EB. Tuttle Saint Bernard’s Monument Hall Holy Name Society of the Church J. William Byron Concord Academy Ann Shedden William M. Shedden Nashawtue Road Vassar Brown Mawr Sarah Wheatland Mary Richards Simmons College Earle R. Spinney Walden Street Augustine Melanson Sherman ‘ Johnson Cambritdge Episcopal’ School Middlesex School Hawthorne O.S Grant Concord Lodge C.F Odd Fellows Hall Albert G. Lind John E. Clement Derby Street Florida Concord Board of Selectmen Roger E Conant Martha M. Dee Michael J. Hackett Mary Lawton Wallace B. Conant Joseph. M. Mullaney Middle Street Main Street Twombly ‘Funeral Service Main St. Maynard Mass Emergency “Ambulance Service Concord H.S Mary A. Curry Judge Caiger U.S. Treasury Department WAACS Ayal Saya -E Weil Katherine M. Morrison South Acton Nals Bes Davis Mies Koehler Mfg. Co. Marlbo Landon E. Rice Dais Nediek Thureday Mele Vaningé Rice Bldg
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