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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1946
Page
5
John T. is a veteran of World War II, enlisted in 1942, who discharged one corps and will resume police duties as a patrolman in Concord. The report notes his service and status with the police force.
Leonard Smith won the week end golf tournament at the Concord Country Club with 53 points in eagle birdie par. Charles B Johnson tied with 53 points for second, while A Lawrence Pierson Jr. Ralph C Piper Stuart Cook Russell Robb John W Codding and Andrew Dawson added other scores.
Miss Shirley Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs H Whittemore Brown Musketaquid road became the bride of Donald A Howard son of Mr and Mrs Alan F Howard Winchester last Saturday at 4 pm in the First Parish Unitarian Church Rev Edward Perry Daniels officiating Bridesmaids wore maize gowns and carried fall flower bouquets The couple after a Bermuda wedding trip will reside in Sherbrooke Quebec.
Concord Post VFW held a weekly whist party in the Veterans Building last Thursday with strong attendance and about 100 dollars in prizes awarded. Organizer Mark Mara, junior vice commander, leads the committee and plans weekly events through next April. Nearby note mentions a premier ski run in Surveyor Park near Pinedale Wyoming.
Two tested recipes from Regulars: Kidney Stew with Cereal Dumplings and a Grape Nuts Flakes Souffle. Kidney stew uses beef or other kidneys with onions and dumplings. souffle combines butter flour milk egg yolks and egg whites with Grape Nuts Flakes for a light baked dessert or side.
Concord The All Stars led by Capt. Pete Ingenere won four more points to stay unbeaten in the Mill Dam Bowling League at Lexington. Ingenere rolled 329 for the top triple with 115 105 and 109. Gerald Dee had the night’s high single with 121.
On Monday evening a group of Bedford taxpayers gathered in Town Hall for discussion. Benjamin M. Ellison, field representative of the Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers Associations, was the principal speaker. Adelbert H. Perkins returned home from a two month trip to Jensen Utah to visit his daughter.
Governor Tobin announced the 182nd Infantry Regiment will continue as part of the National Guard. Concord's Col. Daniel W. Hogan, who served in the Pacific, will command after succeeding Col. Howard E. Fuller. The unit traced service from World War I France to World War II Americal Division in the South Pacific.
West Concord leaders Mrs Josephine Hall and Mrs Beatrice Nagle filled chairs at the Lincoln Grange past masters meeting last week. Guests attended from Ashland Maynard Concord Lexington Waltham Weston.
Six remarkable chestnut burrs reach Chicago from London for display at Lincoln Park Zoo. The tiny hedgehog like creatures roll into balls and bristle when startled, adding a curious exhibit to the park.
Tommy Worobel, a blinded war veteran, will receive a new home funded by Trevorton residents who raised nearly ten thousand dollars for his benefit campaign.
Hudson and Maynard sportswriters name the Midland Stars from Friday's game with Lipkovich, Garcia Hudson, Ferruccio, Pizard, Shea, White, and Luker among honorees. Wasiluk and Luker receive Maynard Star honors for their passing and receiving duo.
Sunday dinner ideas discuss coffee use at meals with tips from A and P Service for Home-Makers. Emphasizes fresh roasted beans, proper storage, grind, and equipment care. Suggests a menu including barley soup corned beef and cabbage boiled potatoes carrot and rabin salad and fruit jello with coffee.
Lewiston Maine marks a full circle as Fred Decoster aged 18 gave his first shave to Dr. W. E. Fairbanks. Now retired, Decoster ends his career by giving Fairbanks a final haircut.
Massachusetts Civic League official cautions veterans to check voter registration for the upcoming election. Absentee ballots require prior registration, and last minute changes may prevent voting. Registration must be done in person at local city or town offices before the deadline.
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