Holidays and rest boost health says government note
The Canadian Department of National Health and Welfare urges vacations and short breaks to refresh body and mind. It praises Sabbath rest and warns that prolonged strain harms the nervous system. Also noted, the Army surplus sale accelerates with receipts about 35 cents on the dollar, and Dean Acheson lauds the commission's work amid deteriorated stock. Pretty Prairie, Kansas, referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisbom
Department ‘of National Health
Welf
Congress
Treasury
Dean Acheson
Ground broken for eight homes in Concord housing plan
Dignitaries and veterans housing officials gathered as the Concord Veterans Housing Committee broke ground on eight new Kelley family homes. Plans call for 24 by 26 foot vinyl block houses with two bedrooms two kitchens and potential future sale to veterans. Additional lots on Pleasant Sudbury and Nashoba roads expected to expand to twenty homes under Chapter 372 emergency act provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flannery
Pleasant Street
Concord
Hayes
Concord Enterprise
Nashoba Road
Concord Veterans Housing Committee
Kelley
Laurel Street
West Concord
Sudbury Road
State Armory
Thomas B. Diskin
Post Office
Pacific
Kathryn Diskin
Bernard
Martin Diskin
Fairhaven Road
Concord Committee
Trinitarian Congregational Church Service Notice
Concord church announces Sunday service at 11 o'clock led by Pastor Rev. John E. Wallace with Miss Elizabeth Pappineau as organist. Church School opens October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Walden Street
John E. Wallace
Elizabeth Pappineau
West Concord Union Church Service Details
The West Concord Union Church on Main Street hosts a service at 10 45 with Rev Earl K Sweatland pastor Nina Lind organist and Cs MacWilliams chorister, Seitlade leading the hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Union Church
Main Street
Earl K. Sweatland
Nina Lind
Cs. MacWilliams
Trinity Episcopal Church and Catholic Mass Schedule
Trinity Episcopal Church announces morning services at 9 30. Our Lady Help of Christians Catholic Church lists Sunday Masses at 7, 8 30 and 10 30 with an evening Rosary Litany and Novena followed by Benediction at 5 o'clock. Reverend affiliations include Mrs Ann Root McGrath and Rev W F Shaughnessy and Rev Joseph W Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ann Root McGrath
OUR Lady Help OF Christians Church
W. F. Shaughnessy
Joseph W. Sullivan
St Bernard’s Church Mass and Music Staff Listing
St Bernard’s Church lists Rev Michael J Burke Pastor Rev Mark P Sullivan Curate Mrs Juliete A MacLean organist Mass every Sunday at 9330 at Carlisle Benediction after the 10 30 mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Bernard's Church
Catholic
Michael J. Burke
Mark P. Sullivan
Juliete A. MacLean
Carlisle
Evangelical Free Church Sunday Services and Events
Evangelical Free Church details Sunday School at 10 45 A M and Adult Bible Class study John 3 Gospel Service at 7 30 P M message A Religious Sinner Wednesday prayer meeting at church 8 P M missionary meeting Thursday Sept 12 at 8 P M all ladies serve as hostesses Friday Sept 13 Y P S at Misses Olive and Ethel Andersen Lawsbrook Road
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P .Odland
All Ladies
Y.P.S
Misses Olive and
Ethel Andersen
Lawsbrook Road
Concord housing project moves forward with top priority
Materials ordered for 20 homes with FPHA backing in Boston and Christmas completion hoped. Thanks to Mrs Rogers for cooperation, committee aims to finish 20 homes by Christmas with $100000 budget and $5000 per home. The Lovejoys of 82 Main Street have returned from summer on the North Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FPHA
Boston
Rogers
Concord
Frederick H Lovejoy
Main Street
North Shore
First Parish sermon Window or Mirror preached
Minister Rev Edward P Daniels of Concord's First Parish on Lexington Road announces Sunday September 15 1946 morning service at 11 o clock with sermon titled Window or Mirror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lexington Road
Edward P Daniels
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Service Details
Sunday services at 10 45 and Sunday school at 10 45 with a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 745 p m The Reading Room in the church edifice hours 12 to 4 p m on weekdays except holidays The Lesson Sermon topic Substance is read from The Mother Church Boston mass Includes Bible verses from Isaiah and Proverbs and a passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy to illustrate divine Principle and supreme mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Mary Baker Eddy
Letter to the Editor Urges Hospital Fund Over Shared Appeals
Gladys E. H. Hosmer requests a moratorium on the Community Fund for the year to direct Concord donations to Emerson Hospital. She argues local needs justify concentrating giving on the hospital, while Boston charities may receive gifts as usual. The letter reflects community budgeting and civic responsibility in Concord in 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Enterprise
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Boston
Gladys E. H. Hosmer
Red Cross Nurse Helen Spencer joins Concord Chapter
Miss Helen L. Spencer begins duties as a Red Cross nurse at Concord Chapter succeeding Miss Jane H. Vetter who departed last week. St Bernard's CYO sets Friday 7 30 pm meeting at Monument Hall. Evangelical Free Church youth society met at Miss Helen Andersons South Acton home with camp fire service. Jacqueline Palmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Palmer marks her second birthday. George E Erickson of Barretts Mill Road returns from Boston hospital after an operation much improved. Evangelical Free Church mid week prayer meeting held Wednesday at 8 with Rev Harry P Odland in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen L. Spencer
Red Cross
Concord Chapter
Jane H. Vetter
Young People’s Society of the
Evangelical Free Church
Helen Anderson
South Acton
George E. Erickson
Barrett’s Mill Road
Boston Hospital
The
Harry PF. Odland
Recreation Commission Seeks Funds for Playground Grandstands
The Recreation Commission advised the Finance Committee to fund grandstands at Emerson Playground last winter but was turned down. A 576-seat stand, planned for home side use, should arrive around October 1 and may move to West Concord for next spring and summer games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Commission
Finance Committee
Emerson Playground
Concord
West Concord
Rideout Playground
Rideout
Smith
Enterprise
Concord clubs plan busy fall programs
The Concord Grange resumes its schedule September 17 at 8 pm in Elks upper hall with regular meetings on the first and third Tuesdays. Numerous local clubs including the West Concord Woman’s Club Hawthorne Chapter OES Concord Garden Club and Elks Lodge prepare fall activities and election cycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
Elks Upper Hall
Madeline DeMars
West Concord
Herbert Buttrick
Hosmer
Stedman Buttrick
Noble Grand
Katherine J. Downing
Concord Lodge
IOOF
Odd Fellows Hall
Albert Smith
Noble
Concord Board of Trade
Howard Johnson
Arthur J. Duggan
Sons of Italy
Salvatore R. Nocella
James J. Mansfield
American Legion
Musketaquid Sportsman's Club
Arthur Wood
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bernard J. Rushe
Veterans Building
Ladies Auxiliary of the
Legion
Corp
Ralph P. Hosmer
USWYV
Julia Finan
Archie P. Simpson
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Elmer D. Rankin
Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club
Turner Kelley
Fred Nolan
Concord Lincoln Young Republican Club
St Bernard's CYO Sets Friday Meeting at Monument Hall
The regular weekly meeting of St Bernard's CYO will be held at lower Monument Hall Friday evening at 7 30 oclock. Local teams have closed their baseball seasons and will now prepare for the coming basketball season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard's Cyo
Monument Hall
St. Bernard’s Cyo
Lower Monument Hall
We Buy-Sell and Swap for Sale at What Not Shoppe
An ad from What Not Shoppe on Thoreau Street Concord 1293 lists for sale and swap items including Hitchcock chairs thumb back chairs blanket chests love seats bric-a-brac old shawls mirrors and related household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreau St. Tel
Concord
Memory of a Schoolhouse Love in Winter's Sunset
A gray haired man recalls a rural schoolhouse scene where a girl and a boy linger before departure. The boy, tender and ashamed, confesses love as the girl smiles and dies long before. Forty years on, the man reflects how few who triumph heed a lost beloved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufe
New Arrivals in Concord
Dr and Mrs Edgar Wesley Tucker announce the birth of a second son born Tuesday at Emerson Hospital Concord Mrs Tucker formerly Virginia Ann Joslin is the daughter of Elmer L Joslin of 8 Middle Street The couple also have an older son Robert Dwight Tucker Lieut Commander and Mrs John Rayner Edmands announce the birth of a daughter Sarah Rutherford born August 27 at Emerson Hospital Concord Mrs Edmands formerly Jean R McDowell Paternal grandparents are Horton Edmands of Concord Mr and Mrs David Emerson of Monument Street the former Mary Holyoke Cochran rejoice at the birth of a daughter Lauren born August 19 Mrs Emerson is the daughter of Mrs Moncrieff M Cochran and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Raymond Emerson of Estabrook Road Mr and Mrs Allan S Hawthorn e of Lowell Road are parents of a daughter Laurel Jean born August 23 at Emerson Hospital Concord
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Wesley Tucker
Lexington Road
Emerson Hospital
Tucker
Virginia Ann Joslin
Elmer L. Joslin
Middle Street
Robert Dwight Tucker
John Rayner Edmands
Sudbury Road
Sarah Rutherford
Concord
Edmands
Jean R. McDowell
Horton Edmonds
David Emerson
Monument Street
Mary Holyoke Cochran
Lauren
Emerson
Allan S. Hawthorne
Lowell Road
Laurel Jean
Stow Church Schedules Services and Endeavor Meetings
Reverend John H. Morgan leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m The Junior Christian Endeavor meets at 3 30 p m and the Senior group at 6 45 p m The God who gave us life Gave us liberty is referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Morgan
Junior Christian Endeavor
Senior Christian Endeavor
Memory Lane Con and Concord Arts Anniversary News
A fragmented notice highlights Memory Lane Con marking 50 years in Concord with George Maher and a wedding in Detroit on September 15. Also notes the 261st anniversary of Concord and various local society events, gatherings, and personal milestones.
Concord notices and society highlights from town events
Ten year recap of Legion Fiesta at Fair Grounds with Mr Farley crowned. Marriages include James MclLey Chester to Rita Steinmann of cord at Kent's Church. Emerald Isle visit from Ireland notes in Concord Grange. Local clubs report new regent Miss Ryan and speaker Thomas Fahey at Rotary. A birth and wedding announcements complete the society roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Rita Steinmann
Cord
James MclLeychester
Kent’s
East
Joseph Dee
Ireland
Concord Grange
Joseph A. Ma Townsend
McGrady
Lowell Gop
Otis M
Charles G. Robing
Berth Tare
CDA
Miss Ryan
Dorothy June James C. Humphries
Cord Union Church
Concord
Emma Mannin Walker
Eshall
West Concor
Joseph O'Lear
City
Thomas Fahey
Concord Rotary Club
Howe
Frank Kello
West Concorrents
Hospital
Cattle Support Ancient Food Supply Through History
Early records show cattle contributing to the food supply across ancient times. The livestock provided meat milk and hides, supporting communities in diverse regions and eras.
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Thoreau Street
Mass
Marlborough
Enterprise Press, Inc
Germany
We At
St. Milnel
1918
Czech
McKinley
WNU
Pretty Prairie, Kansas
Wilfred T. Connell
State Housing Board
John A. Hutchen
Frank J. McLaughlin
A. L
Mark Mara
V F. W. Post
Thomas J. Hayes
William F. Russin
Casper $. Jenney, Jr
J. James W. Powers
Long Street
First Church OF Christ Scientist Concord
Jacqueline Palmer
Leonard Joseph Palmer
Ellen Julie Blanchard
Hubbard Street
Stand
Rebekahs
Stow
Union Evangelical Church
George Maher
Buttrick
Detroit
Antiquarian Society
Brates
Hosmer Walcott
Spe
Subje Archibald Campbell
Labor Day
Charles Thoreau
West Union Church
Crick Lowell
Ma Riordon
Thomas Fjson
F. Fitzgerald
Plae
Grange
Frederick Taylor
Haroldkins
L. O
James J. Loughlin
William G. Ryan
Concord Music Ski
Tel
Neda Nos Eerie
Atk McKellar Motors
Tel. W. Concq
Jack Ford
Manny
Henry Tally
Ray Valle
Hudson
Louie
Benny
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