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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1943

Page

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Concord Rotary meeting notes and local military updates

The Concord Rotary Club held its regular luncheon at the Colonial Inn with President William T. Magoon presiding. Rob Morandais of a Boston record store spoke on reviving the record business. Also noted are Lt. Thomas J. Gannon overseas on seven bombing missions and Mrs. Gannon living with her parents in town. The Concord rationing board plans an evening session to issue new A-cards for basic gasoline ration holders.

Concord Rotary ‘Club Colonial Inn Willam T. Magoon Robert Smith Robert Morandais Boston Thomas J. Gannon Margaret Gannon Belknap Street Europeak Concord Rationing Board Veterans Building William A Buttrick James J. Manefield Post A. L Joseph Barr William L McCarthy West Concord

Service for Mrs Sadie Small in Concord

Funeral services were held Wednesday at 1 30 PM at the Concord Home for Aged for Mrs Sadie Hudson Small 75 long time resident. Rev John Elmo Wallace officiated and burial followed at Forest Hills Cemetery Boston. She was born in Roxbury and earlier worked at Middlesex School. She leaves no immediate relatives.

Concord Walden ‘Street Sadie (Hudson) Small John Elmo Wallace Trinitarian Congregational Church Forest Hills Cemetery Boston Small Roxbury Middlesex School

Paris Parlor Politics and Policy Faces in Washington

A fragmented portrait outlines Ferguson’s rise from counsel to administrator at the Housing and Urban Development bureau since 1934, with ties to Georgetown Law and a Paris-born origin. The narrative threads other officials and wartime figures, showing a web of influence in postwar policy and diplomacy.

Ferguson General Counmen Georgetown Sty Washington, D. C Paris

Fire destroys barn and more at John Howard estate

Firemen from Concord Central and West stations battled an undetermined origin blaze at the John Howard estate on Garfield Road Nine Acre corner. Damage estimated between 20000 and 40000 dollars. Barn and adjoining structures burned. 100 tons of red hay and various farm equipment destroyed. Fire response lasted about three hours with water drawn from a nearby hole.

Concord John Howard Garfield Road Outcete John Olsen Harry &. Tuttle Maine Harvey Derby Lincoln Town Central Station Ing Howard Blehead Meth Place Bury Lincoln Mayd Verrill

Concord Couple Wed At Trinity Episcopal Church

Miss Helen Harlow daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Dexter Harlow of 1 Sudbury road married Pfc George Edwin Vialle son of Mrs G Waiter Vialle and the late Mr Vialle of 2100 Main street Concord. The ceremony at Trinity Episcopal church was performed by Rev Charles Russell Peck Avs and followed by 4 20 oclock. The bride's maid of honor was Miss Mary C Harlow. The groom was attended by best man Lord Harwood Jr of Natick and cousin of the bride.

Concord Helen Harlow Edward Dexter Harlow Sudbury Road Pfc George Edwin’ Vialle Mary C. Harlow Ae Vialle Lord Harwood and Eerew, Jr Natick

Concord Trounces Maynard 7-0 On Emerson Field

Concord High School secured its third win in four starts by defeating Maynard 7 to 0 at Emerson Playground Friday under lights. Captain Billy Parker scored the decisive touchdown with Joey Dee adding the extra point as Concord weathered early Maynard threats.

Concord Concord High School Maynard Emerson Playground Maynardl Billy Parker Joey Dee Hudson Msde

No Cat's Meow Odd Cry of the Siam Caer

Fragmentary text shows an odd cry or call related to Siam Caer with wording that diverges from ordinary phrases. The readable fragment hints at a veterinary or naturalist note but lacks complete context and clear event. Further readable details are needed for a precise summary.

Concord Boy Scouts Hold Annual Meeting and Plan

The Concord Boy Scout troop held its annual meeting at Charles R. Voigt’s home on Lowell Road. Plans for improving activities for the coming season were set. A combined Concord and West Concord court of honor will occur during national scout week in February. Seven scoutmasters and assistants have entered military service, prompting new leadership and training. Two training courses are planned for the coming winter.

Concord Boy Scout Whdst Charles R. Voigt Lowell Road West Concord Armed Servicé Ent G. Sherman Blair Robert Dukeshire Franrence Winslow J. Damon

Ashley P How Rites Held at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery

Committal services for Ashley P. How were held last Thursday at Sleepy Hollow cemetery. The longtime resident of this town died October 8 in Flushing New York at age 73. Survived by brother Walter N. How of Hubbard Street, with Rev. Edward P. Daniels presiding.

Concord Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Ashley P. How Flushing, N. Y How Lowell Road Hubbard Street Edward P. Daniels

Concord High Players to Attend CYO Football Night

The C Y O of St Bernard's parish hosts a football night at Monument Hall on Friday October 29 at 8 o clock. Concord high school football players will be guests with an intermission prize awarded for a touchdown in the next game against Hudson. A hat prize is on display at a Wakien Street haberdashery.

Concord Hudson St. Bernard’s Monument Jhalloon Wakien Street

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