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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1949
Page
1
A Circle of Universalists gathering convenes at the Moore residence in East Acton at 7 30 this evening. Residents are invited to join the discussion in a small home setting with midweek program details to follow.
The proposed project calls the Chevrolet garage cence a dream site for a theatre and modern business space. H Whittemore Brown of Air Conditioned Homes Inc Concord leads the construction, with plans for an 88 unit or area facility in the city.
A brief note encourages readers to purchase a pop py to support a military veteran. The call to action highlights community help and fundraiser goals, urging participation from locals.
Catholic churches marked the Feast of Ascension with Holy Day masses. Our Lady Help of Christians held two services at 5 30 and 7, while St Bernard’s celebrated four masses at 6 7 730 and 9 o'clock.
Members gathered for a 8:15 a.m. parade led by Grand Knight George Lawton, attended Mass at St Bernard's Church with Pastor Michael J. Burke and Rev. John J. Foley assisting, then joined an annual breakfast organized by Past Grand Knight Charles E. Mara. Dev Jon Man spoke on the Fourth of July celebration program and grand tickets were distributed.
The Ladies Union of the West Concord Union Church announces its annual birthday party at the church parlor next Wednesday afternoon June 1 at 2 30 o clock with urging for a good turnout.
About 3000 scouts attended a large event at Arlington last Saturday. The local unit joined a physical fitness program directed by David Todd, head of the district camping unit.
Prof Sonthoff of Concord and Prof Herbert Gunther Sonthoff of 60 Main Street announce to the Enterprise that he has received American citizenship through a special naturalization court. He arrived in the United States in 1 and is a Harvard University teacher. his wife is a Concord faculty member.
West Concord at the Harvey Wheeler School holds a Wednesday session on June 1 led by Dr. Randolph Piper for parent information and child registration. Parents with rising kindergarteners are urged to bring birth records and certificates of health for the first year in school and entrance physical exam.
Concord holds two parades next Sunday and Monday to honor veterans of all wars. Sunday at 2:30 PM and holiday parade at 2:00 PM, tied to the British Naval and Military Veterans Association of Massachusetts pilgrimage. Processions go from road to Main Street through Mill Dam to Monument Square, ending at the Battlefield with wreaths for the two British veterans from April 19, 1775.
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