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03 Oct 1946
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1946
Page
1
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At the Concord Council meeting Knights of Columbus 1887 approved a fall outing for Sunday October 6 at Stow Country Club. The event starts at 10 am with an all day program of sports and entertainment ending with a banquet. Over 100 members and guests are expected. Dr Charles H Dustin chairs.
Concord High School reports 24 veterans, seniors or post graduates, rejoining studies with special privileges including flexible class times and a smoking room. One veteran, William Whalen, is married to Mary Elizabeth Mannis. Coaches and veterans share war records, including Horne and MacLeod, with Horne earning a Purple Heart for Army service.
Concord Board of Trade kicks off the season with a supper and business session on Monday October 7 at 6 30 pm in the Colonial Room of the Howard Johnson Restaurant West Concord. President Arthur J Diggan will lead the meeting followed by a program to be announced. The group will meet monthly through winter and elect officers at the December annual meeting.
Theresa Alexander elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the James J. and Post American Legion 158 at Concord. She succeeds T Finan with installation planned for Monday night in October assisted by Middlesex County Cadets. Other officers named include Lorreta Frawley first VP Frances Dolan second VP Mary A Flavin secretary Helga Hanley treasurer Naomi Wood sergeant at arms Margaret Bent chaplain Madeline W Ryan historian and two past presidents on the executive committee. John A Hutchinson elected commander to head the slate to be installed by the Legion with state and county officers expected present.
Rev. William Bradford Hastings of St Pauls Church Overland Missouri accepts a call to Trinity Episcopal Church Concord. He will begin duties December 15 succeeding Rev Charles Russell Peck who resigned last spring to become vicar of the Old North Church Boston.
Gordon H. Ogilvie of Old Road Nine Acre Corner was drawn for jury duty at the Concord Board of Selectmen meeting held last Monday evening at the Town House.
October 16 harvest day in Concord collects vegetables fruit and canned goods for Emerson Hospital. The hospital aid society invites Lincoln Carlisle Acton and West Concord donors to bring potatoes apples squash beets carrots jams jellies canned tomatoes and fruit juices to Thorpe's Shoe Store Mill Dam.
Up-to-date rosters list leading reserves for Concord and Neem teams with numbers and positions. Officials include Referee George McGuané Umpire Aubrey Cox and Head Linesman Bob MacPherson. Kickoff is 2 30 Saturday at Emerson Playground.
The Concord Chorus will begin rehearsals Tuesday evening October 8 at 45 o'clock in the Wells A Hall Memorial Auditorium Concord High School conducted by Mrs D Ripley Gage. The four works for the season are on sale at Concord Music Shop and at the High School prior to rehearsal. Visitors are welcome at the opening rehearsal.
Concord Post V F W 6537 outlines plans for a Military Ball to be held at the State Armory on Friday evening October 11. Dress is informal and all former service men are invited to wear uniforms. Armory decoration will be festive and many state county and town notables are expected.
The historic Elm at Monument Square in Concord is being destroyed after decades as a symbol linked to Ralph Waldo Emerson and Civil War era history. Five years after partial cutting left a stump, the tree has not regrown and is removed to make space for three more parked cars in Concord center.
Concord hosts a Saturday 1 PM Junior Horse Show at Victory Lee Riding School grounds with proceeds to Emerson Hospital. Lieut. Charles G. Loring of 1 Middle Street, U S Army, was discharged after months of active service and plans to resume civilian duties.
Concord High seeks a third straight win as undefeated team hosts Needham High at Emerson Playground next Saturday at 2 30 pm. Needham, coached by R Ay Happy Holt with assistants C Curtain and Joe De, comes off two 7 6 losses to Norwood and Stoughton. A large crowd is expected despite grandstand shortages as both teams aim to improve in a tight early season contest.
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