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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1945
Page
8
Thanet appeals for clothing and shoes to help destitute Finns facing a severe winter. Donors may drop items at Powder Mill Road in the evenings and Saturdays, or call Magna at 14W to arrange pickup.
Mrs Katherine D Bolliver 28 a supervisor at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Medford was critically injured when her car struck a pole on Maine West Concord early Sunday morning She was taken by police ambulance to Emerson Hospital unconscious for some time Her home is Melrose
Willow meets Wember lodge in West Concord at 7 30 p m Monday November 5 the first gathering of the new season invites members to greet the new officers A Halloween party led by Mrs Florence Perry vice grand follows and members should bring a prospective member Refreshments will be served by Mrs Lucy Fiske and committee
Concord lodge No. 212 I O O F held installation for new officers led by D D G M Raymond P Sharp on October 18 after a supper by Vice Grand J R Perry. Frank E Waite received a Past Grand Jewel for 40 years as Noble Grand. Notables H I Judkins and John G Loring attended with many members from out of town.
Concord Rotary Club hosts Walter H. Neaves of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston as guest speaker on Post-War Problems of New England. About 45 members and several visiting Rotarians attend and an important assembly is set for Tuesday evening. Next meeting scheduled for Thursday noon October 24 at 12:15.
Dean George S. Miller of Tufts College and former Concord High School teacher spoke to the cord Woman's club educations at a committee open meeting held last Monday evening at the parish house of the Limitarian Congregational church. He was introduced by Mrs. G Sherman Bair, president, with special guests including the new school superintendent and others.
Acton Troop swaps Monday sessions for Tuesday 7 p.m. meetings at the high school. Scouts raised 26 to World Friendship Fund with added donations and plan to buy ten pup tents. About October 26 a group will camp at Camp Winocksell New Hampshire. November 4 they stage a townwide paper drive.
Maston L. Ham of Concord on Masterfield Road has been named general manager of a large Boston firm. Ham ran his own ad agency before serving in the navy reserve, then returned to advertising in New York and Boston newspapers. He was born in Providence and is a Princeton alumnus, class of 1970, and is married.
A high mass was celebrated at St Bernard’s church Concord for Rose E Clahane 62 lifelong resident who died October 17 at home 9 Hubbard Street Burial was in St Bernard’s cemetery She was born in Concord and was retired She is survived by a sister Miss T Clahane and a brother James H Clahane both of Concord.
Sergeant Robert E Sheehan and Mrs Judith Pentilla Sheehan of 58 Lexington Road marked their fifth anniversary on Friday October 19. The couple has one daughter. He is stationed in Europe with the U S Army and was twice wounded in France and Germany.
The Concord Fire Department has responded to 112 alarms so far this year. The most recent was Box 41, an out of town call in Littleton, last Saturday night.
The Voice staff announces a return to magazine form for the school paper, moving away from a newspaper style. The revised edition will feature varied content and cartoons of school activities and be ready for disposal soon.
The Bedford group met Wednesday at Mrs. Charles Cole’s Davis road home for a program on Old Houses of Bedford led by Mrs. George B. Ellinwood. Mrs. Cole displayed historic needlework and fabrics dating to 169 and 200 years ago. refreshments were served by Mrs. Hammond and Mrs. Cole. The next meeting is November 7 at Mrs. Raymond Smith’s Hartford street home with a talk on Herbs and the Herb Garden by Mrs. Warren Dutton.
Maynard and the state Department of Education announce Regional High Schools to train veterans across Massachusetts. Programs cover high school diploma or equivalency, college entrance readiness, early college courses, and specialized diplomas. The Framingham State Teachers College hosts the Maynard regional sessions, with two hour evenings and occasional full day options, plus correspondence courses in most fields.
An engagement notice announces the marriage of Miss Florence Noble of Somerville to Robert W. Rimbach of Acton Center. The couple plans a wedding trip and will reside in Somerville. Florence Noble graduated Somerville High School and the Symmes Nursing Class of 1945. Robert Rimbach is a Somerville High School 1942 graduate.
Mrs Eudora Atwood of Marlborough Sudbury announces the marriage of her daughter Charmaine T Atwood to Ralph Masterjone. They wed in Marlboro on October 14 with Miss Lill Atwood as maid of honor and bridesmaids Marjorie Pietose Cecile Derochia, and Marjorie Atwood as flower girl. The couple will reside in Allston.
The Tenth company MWC held a regular meeting October 23 at the state armory presided over by Capt. Dorothy Macone. Pfc DeRuzzo and Pfc Bell completed an assignment at West Roxbury Veterans hospital. Sergt Barker and Pfc Kuchen led the session. A review of first aid and litter drill was planned.
Parish notes report a Sunday morning service at the First Church of Christ Scientist, featuring a lesson on atonement. The event reflects ongoing religious observance within the local community.
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