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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1946
Page
4
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A wartime style editorial notes a United Nations meeting scheduled in June and points to a professor's finding that many Americans misunderstand Russia. It cites Rust Belt inferences about diplomacy and questions secrecy in foreign offices while highlighting gaps in knowledge about private property, Communist Party membership, and Soviet wages.
Treasury Secretary Snyder warns it is bad psychology to dwell on depression but notes signs of strain as inflation bites. He cites production, strikes, and consumer buying behavior, urging frank discussion and solutions to revive a healthy economy amid wartime supply limits.
The United States Army Recruiting Station at Room 4, 109 Concord Street marks its first anniversary in Framingham. Captain Walter F. Taylor initially commanded it. currently 1st Sgt. Adolphus Nava leads with over 130 years Army service. Over 300 men were sent to Fort Banks this year, 317 accepted for service. September was the busiest month with 64 acceptances.
Lexington and Concord prepare for the Thanksgiving game after four prior meetings. Key players include Lexington's Tom Maloney and Bob Holmes, with Concord counting on Bob Catavifo and Gene Leary. Weights favor Concord up front, but Lexington projects strong backs and a lean line in a close clash.
The appointment of the new superintendent at the Massachusetts Reformatory will be decided before Governor Tobin leaves the State House in January. If Doyle is selected, former Commissioner Arthur T. Lyman may return to his old post under the Republican regime, taking over in January. Bea has been asked by the United Prison Association to consider the job.
Concord women of St Bernard’s parish and Our Lady Help of Christians will attend 7 o’clock Masses at both churches next Sunday and receive Holy Communion. Concord Lions Club changes meeting to Thursday December 12 at a turnpike restaurant to avoid conflict with a banquet. Beecord High School football team.
Corinthian Lodge A F and M will conduct its regular monthly meeting and program at the Masonic temple on Monday evening December 9 with Worshipful Master A Robert MacLeod Jr in charge. A degree session will follow.
Concord public schools end Wednesday at noon for the annual holiday break. Classes resume Monday, December 2 at the regular hours.
Miss Etelvina M. Correa daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Martinho of 2 Carter Street wed Antonio J. Fessesio of 12 Union Street in a four o clock ceremony at St Die ene Church officiated by Rev Edward Conroy The bride was attended by her niece Oria Correa as bridesmaid and her brother served as best man A reception followed and the couple will reside at 22 Carter Street after a wedding trip to New York City.
The tiny railway in Dymchurch Sanex England is described as the world’s smallest with a narrow track gauge and a single rail, attracting curiosity about its unique construction and location.
First Parish in Concord schedules a 9 45 a m church service with minister Edward P Daniels and a 11 a m kindergarten. Union Thanksgiving service at West Concord Union Church at nine with Rev Earl Sweatland preaching and Massachusetts Council of Churches offering. Annual game between Lexington and Concord kicks off at Emerson Playground after services with 10 30 high school whistle.
Walden Street worship schedule led by Rev. John E. Wallace with Robert J. Vervey as organist. Church School for all ages through high school at 9 30 a m. Morning worship at 11 a m with nursery during the service.
The notice lists Rev Earl K Sweatland pastor and Nina Lind organist with choir directed by W MacWilliams. Church school meets on Sunday at 10 o clock. Sunday service at 10 45. P S meeting at 7. Church fair scheduled for December 5.
Trinity Episcopal Church on Elm Street lists Rev Alfred B Starrat as substitute rector and Mrs Theodore Rideout as substitute. Morning services at 8 and 11. A church fair is scheduled for Wednesday December 4.
Catholic church on Church Street under Rev W F Shaughnessy pastor and Rev Joseph W Sullivan curate. Masses at 7 8 30 and 10 30 Sunday with Sunday school after 8 30 mass. Rosary litany novena and Benediction at 5. Organist Mrs John Kerns.
Morning masses at 7:15 and 10:30 at Monument Square with Sunday school after 7:15 mass. Mass at Carlisle at 9:30 each Sunday. Rosary and Litany followed by Benediction at 4:30. Organist A MacLean and Curate P Lan cited.
Long Street pastor Harry P. Odland announces Sunday service at 7:00 p m with Sunday school at 10:45 a m and Adult Bible Class Gospel message and music. Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 p m
Morning worship at 10 45 a m with church school at 9 30 a m overseen by Mrs Delancey Hunter. Young People's Christian Endeavor gathers at 6 30 p m for a warm welcome be extended to all.
South Acton note lists Harold Merriam music director and Miss Mary Lothrop organist. Union services will be held in the Congregational church each Sunday in December at 10 45 a m.
Maynard parish schedules Masses at 9 and 11 with Sunday school after the 9 o clock mass. Benediction at 3 o clock followed by meetings of the Mutual Benefit Society and the Tabernacle Society. Senior Sodality will receive Holy Communion and meets December 30. School classes and choir rehearsal also planned. Weekday Masses 8 o clock except Wednesday 7 30 a.m.
St Georges Church Maynard Massachusetts announces Rev Marry E Goll rector Gordon Price curate. Wednesday 7 30 p m choir rehearsal. Giving Day 8 00 a m service of Holy Communion. The rector will be the celebrant Sunday 9 30 a m church school upper grades 10 45 a m church school primary and kindergarten. On 10 45 a m Morning Prayer and sermon.
Pastor Rev Arvo H Niskanen presides with Finnish worship at 9 30 a m and English service at 7 p m on Sunday December 1 Finnish worship 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 45 a m Senior choir 5 30 p m Junior choir 3 45 p m Monday Dec 2 Boy Scout 7 30 p m Bethany Sisters meet 8 00 p m at 161 Waltham Street Eliza Dodge host. Tuesday Dec 3 Finnish Bible Study 7 30 p m English Bible Study Dec 4 7 30 p m at Ray Heitanen residence Woodland Road West Concord.
The Finnish EV. MISSION CONG of Maynard on Walnut Street invites all members and friends to a Thanksgiving and Praise Service at 7:30 p.m. with Rev Eino Hamalainen delivering the sermon. A Coffee Social follows in the vestry. sponsors are Mrs Amanda Bulette and Mrs Edna Kansanoja. Sunday School is 10:00 a.m. on Sunday December 1 with parents urged to ensure attendance. evening service at 7:30 p.m. with Rev Hamalainen preaching.
The Union Congregational Church schedules morning worship at 10 45 led by Rev Norman C MacLean with choir and organist Marion L Jones. The every member canvass runs Sunday 2 to 4 pm followed by Pilgrim Fellowship at 6 with Marjorie Whitney Charles Carbury and Jane Dockerty leading. A Christmas party is planned for December 5 at the Leithead sisters home Great Road.
Navy veteran Eugene C. Ort and John T Bodney inaugurate a pet beauty salon in Pittsburg offering shampooing dipping scrubbing tooth care combing and brushing services. They provide feeding and a run around the block as part of treatment.
Rev Herbert F Fulton leads Advent season worship at Sudbury church with Holy Communion on Sunday morning. Church School will meet at the usual time.
Services for the week of December 1 1946 include Sunday school for all ages at 9:30 with 11 o'clock service and anthem. Duplissey speaks on Advent theme Holy communion observed Junior and Senior C E groups meet in the vestry. Melody club meets December 2 at 3 15 the choir rehearsal December 3 John Hall 8 p m directed by Mrs Presley Association Executive meeting December 4 at Mrs Maxwell home 8 p.m. Advent emphasis on Prince of Peace with a message of peace for the world. Memorial service noted.
Rev Herbert Fulton to lead Holy Communion service Sunday morning at 11 with pastor and church members assisting. Church School to meet at 9. A Christmas party will follow the service hosted by Adelp and Alan Palmer with Bent ov Monday evening.
The article notes Sunday services at 1 day school 10 45 with a meeting every Wednesday at 7 45 Reading the church edifice Hours to 4 p m on weekdays excepted It references Sermon topics from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures and Bible passages and includes archaic phrasing about God mercy and salvation. It also mentions counts of game animals in 1945.
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