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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1946
Page
14
The midweek Evangelical Free Church prayer meeting led by Pastor Harry P. Odland was held Wednesday evening. A separate Christian Science Sunday lesson was read at First Church Christ Scientist, with advice to kill rats in fall and winter to stop winter breeding.
In Washington DC two examinations announced for various positions. One exam for Junior Professional Assistant offers options in chemistry, geology, graphic arts, mathematics, physics, statistics and technology. Entrance salary $2644 per year for a 40 hour week. Age limits 18 to 35, veteran preference waives. Written test required plus college study or eligible combination of education and experience totaling four years. Applications from students who are qualifying and expect to complete remain accepted.
U.S. Forest Service and Interior Department announce openings for Forest Ecologist Range Ecologist and related posts with salaries from 3397 to 7102 yearly. Applicants need a four year major in relevant subjects and tech or research experience. Veterans’ preference waived for eligible. Apply by December 3 or 10 1946 through local CCC or through the Civil Service Commission offices.
Concord report says Mrs Marion Clark of 257 Mainstreet past master of the Concord Grange was elected on the Middlesex Central Pomona Grange at the annual meeting held last Wednesday at Lincoln Town hall. Raymond Jones of Maynard named moderator and Wright of Bedford chaplain with Mrs Etta Stacey Bedford ceres and Leslie Stacey Bedford gatekeeper. Adelaide Sims of Maynard lecturer, Mary Jones Maynard Pomona, Albert Tallant Sudbury executive committee. Also notes on sponges unfit for commercial use due to glass-like needles embedded in tissues.
Mrs Linnda Conant was elected master of Concord Grange P of H No 259 to succeed Mrs Madeline DeMars. Other new officers include Jeannette Stensby overseer Violet Flannery lecturer Bertha Johnson steward John Flannery assistant steward Fiora Halloran chaplain Joseph Macone treasurer Frances Derby secretary Marion Blaisdell gatekeeper Mildred Finan ceres Ethel Gates pomona Dorothy Scherer flora Marion Clark lady assistant steward and DeMars on executive committee for one year Alice O'Brien on executive committee. Installation planned later and next meeting set for December 3 at Elks Hall with penny sale.
A high mass of requiem was celebrated at St Michael's Church for Mrs Anna T Logus MacNiesh 53 of 24 Hore Road who died at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Boston. Burial followed at St Bernard's Cemetery Concord. Survivors include her husband and a brother James William Logue of Brockton. Funeral arrangements were by Joseph Dee and Son Concord.
Mrs Josephine Hall and Mrs Beatrice Nagle former heads of Annurs nac Grange attended the Neighbor's Night hosted by Lincoln Grange at the Lincoln Town Hall and participated in the evening program.
Concord sister F MacDougall, director of the Se County Extension Service, was named president of the North Agricultural Society at its Ken cut meeting. She succeeds James J. McManmon after 12 years. Officers include Bursey vice president, Eadie Jr secretary, and Goon H Upton treasurer. The society voted to support rural youth work in northern county.
A brief from Monument Hall announces an evening program by Grand Knight Loughlin and WITPP, scheduled for a Wednesday at 7 o'clock. The event venue is Concord Columbus Wij Day.
Fragmentary note discusses spoilage and pest issues with sardines and mentions keeping insects at bay and safe handling. No clear dates or organizations are identifiable.
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