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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1947
Page
9
A Vesper service at Trinity Church in Cambridge on October 12 marks the opening of the Western Archdeaconry conference. Fredrick B. Kelly, chaplain, will lead with clersy from nearby parishes and the choir as the district life is celebrated for the event. The service welcomes delegates and the wider parish community.
Announcement of the engagement between Tatiana Farley of Acton Center and John Loring Jr of West Concord. Miss Farley attended Acton High School and Dean Academy. Mr Loring is a Concord Bird School graduate, a chemist at a local plant, Northeastern University student, and World War II veteran. The wedding is planned for November.
A U N delegates conference sketch recalls debates over democracy and trusteeship in the United Nations General Assembly. The writer notes translation challenges, including terms like democracy and trusteeship, and observes the roles of Mrs. Pandit Nehru and Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. The piece describes voting tensions among powers, including Evatt and Aranha, and mentions a Russian aide tied to espionage figures.
Miss Eleanor Gooding of this town and Rye Hampshire wed last Saturday at St. hue. The ceremony united her with the Concord groom from Cape Elizabeth Maine and included many relatives such as Brooks of Concord and Miss Audrey Lawrence Winnetka Illinois. The bride’s mother is a Vassar graduate and the groom attended school in New Hampshire.
The record reads an unclear safety note labeled by AAA Safery Ni Pere urging cautious living. Details are fragmentary but imply guidance for longer life.
A Harvard graduate of 1943 counted among club members at Fox and the Hasty Pudding Institute of 1770. The note highlights his affiliations within the university’s social clubs.
Maynard Mary A Doyle superintendent of schools announces a health education program sponsored by the Maynard Committee of the Middlesex Health Association. Visual aids are praised as a leading instructional device and local groups are urged to support the effort.
A civic group plans a film library for classroom instruction and free film services. They note scheduling challenges as exact dates for films are needed to aid instruction and urge joining the National Guard.
In Honesdale Pennsylvania a local grader found bits of gold within discarded glass refuse near a road. The find recalls early glass factory practices where small gold bits were added to molten glass for luster.
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