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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1940
Page
4
Catholic Press and Politics Debate Cites Hierarchy Positions
A Boston Pilot editorial defends Catholic Hierarchy political neutrality and rebukes claims of church influence on voting. It argues free press must tell truth, urges accountability for sensational claims, and notes bishops may speak only to urging candidates of conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Archdiocese of Boston
Washington
Myshing
Preas
Sone
Rol Prenersane
Teath
Johnson M M Johnson dies at 76 in Middleboro
Maynard Ernest M Johnson aged 76 and a retired pharmacist died Saturday in Middleboro where he had lived 27 years He leaves a brother Louis W Johnson of Middleboro and a sister Mrs Laira Duffer of Boston He was formerly a resident of Maynard His father Ben Johnson founded the Johnson Pharmacy of Maynard a longtime county drug store
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Ernest .M. Johnson
Middleboro
Louis W. Johnson
Laira Duffer
Boston
Charles.a. Welch
A. M
Mr. Johnson
Ben Johnson
Johnson Pharmacy
Weekend Trip and College Moves Highlight West Acton
West Acton notes show Mr and Mrs Harold Priest of Arlington Street took a weekend trip to New York with friends. Miss Mary Whitcomb of Arlington Street begins her final year at Simmons College after working at Middlesex School in August and making two trips including the World’s Fair. Miss Helen Creeley leaves September 9 for Russell Sage College in Troy New York to study. Mrs Isennays Creeley of Willow and Jen P Winstesmane along with Mary Peter and Peggy Itcom went to the World’s Fair in New York and returned Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Priest
Arlington Street
New York
Mary Whitcomb
Simmons College
Miss Whitcomb
Middlesex School
Conard
Main
Helen Creeley
Russell Sage College
Troy
Miss Creeley
Isennays Creeley
Willow
Jen P Winstesmane
Mary
Peter
Peggy Itcom
Perfect Duties Gentleness And These Come Before All Morality
A concise citation attributes Kantian ethics to Immanuel Kant, noting perfect duties as precedents to morality. The passage emphasizes unwavering obligations over general moral rules, framing duties as foundational.
Hubbardville leads with pair of wins in doubleheader
Hubbardville, winner of the first half, swept the East Quarter title in a Little World Series doubleheader at Emerson playground. In game one, Gouldingmen beat East Quarter 5 to 1 in 13 innings with Bill McCarthy delivering a clutch two run hit. In game two, Hubbardville edged East Quarter 5 to 4 behind Stevie Flannery and strong defense. Mullen and Lawton had five hits among Hubbardville stars. Series resumes next Sunday. Hubbardville needs one win to clinch the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Hubbardville
Emerson Playground
Gouldingmen
Bill McCarthy
Richie Loughlin
Harry Cook
Maurice Dee
Hubbgerdville
Winch
Stevie
Flannery
McCarthy
Dickie Craig
Plannery
Johnny Mullen
Frank Lawton
Acton Grange Holds Presiding Masters Night
Acton Grange met on Tuesday at the Town Hall for Presiding Masters Night with members from nearby Granges. A small Concord orchestra accompanied short programs by several stars while refreshments were served and plans announced for future events including a September 24 Past Masters Night and a town hall Fair on September 28 with films and joint performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Concord
Acton Grangers
Fitchburg Grange
Weston
Helen Pederson
Esther Pederson
Bertham Tucker
Inga’ Frost
Bila Torkelson
Flora Kilmartin
Marion Harris
Norman Hollowell
Walter Liebfried
Bud Pederson
Ethel King
Sunday Services at Trinitarian Church Walden Street
Rev Wilfred H Bunker leads Sunday worship at 10 45 am after a 9 30 am church school with Eliot R Howard in charge The Young Peoples Society meets at 7 pm in the parish house to elect officers and present a special program on September 22
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Walden Street
Wilfred H. Bunker
Eliot R. Howard
Young Peoples Society
First Parish Church Announces Fall Schedule
The Lexington Road church led by Rev. Edward J P Daniels schedules a morning service at 11 on Sunday with the sermon The Complete Circle. The First Parish church school opens for the year on October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Parish
Lexington Road
Edward J P. Daniels
Trinity Episcopal Church Service Schedule
Rev Charles R Peck rector leads Holy Communion at 8 a m and morning prayers with sermon at 11 a m on Sunday September 22 at Trinity Episcopal Church Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Elm Street
Charles R. Peck
St Bernard’s Church Announces Sept Novena Start
Catholic-Concern Rev Walter A Quinlan and Rev George F Mulcahy announce Masses on Sunday at 7 8 15 and 10 am Parish children will receive Communion at 9 am Girls prepare for confession at 9 am Saturday Boys at 4 pm On Wednesday September 26 the annual novena for the Little Flower Devotion begins with nine evenings led by Rev Fr Albinus Kane CP from Jamaica NY in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Bernard’s Church
Catholic
Walter A. Quinlan
George F. Mulcahy
Albinus Kane
C.P
Passionist
Jamaica
New York
Will and Time Quote by Robert Hugh Benson
A brief quotation notes that will and time together guide what one can accomplish, attributed to Robert Hugh Benson. The line reflects on the relation between resolve and the passing hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hugh Benton
The Borrower He That Trusts to Borrowed Plown
A quip notes that those who rely on borrowed land and tools may leave their own fields unused. It underscores caution about dependence and stewardship of one’s property. The saying emphasizes prudence in lending and borrowing.
Firemen win town bocce trophy over Sons of Italy
The Maynard Firemen defeated the Sons of Italy 12 5 to claim the town bocce title on the course behind the tire station. Captain Ray Connors led the Firemen with strong point play as Harold Priest Foeman cini and Nixie Whalen supported the victory. The Sons of Italy, led by Captain Cerino Tanuazo Di Grappo and Lattucca, were outclassed in their own tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Sons of Italy
Bocce
Pitemen
Walter Cheslak Torphy
Ray Connors
Sons
Italy
Ital
Firemen
Miremen
Harold Priest
Foe Mancini
Nixie Whalen
Cerino
Tanuzzo
di. Grappo
Lattucca
Maynard Graduates Enter Colleges in 1940 Class
Graduates of the class of 1940 plan continued studies at colleges and institutes across the region. Notable entrants include Helen Arciszewski and Dorothy Tierney to Boston University, Ruth Hodgess at Massachusetts State College, Loretta Burdette at Benn Ford Academy, Harold Tornell at Wentworth Institute, and Michael Zwitba at Missouri School of Mines. Doris Beane returns to Tusculum for her junior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard ‘High’ Achogs
Helen Arciszewski
Dorothy’ Tierney
Boston , University
Olive Beane
Tusculum College
Tenn
Roger Burnham
Igittia Military Institute
Margaret Crowe
Bamford Academy
Loretta “Dionne. Burdette
Bennie’ .Gudzinowicz
Clark University
Ruth
Hodgess
Assachusetts State College
Arene Hull
Chandler’ S Business School
Leo. Nurimi
Northeastern University
Olvas* Sadri
Bentley ‘School’ of “Adcountingy
Richard Schwai
Legionnaires Elect Officers At Frank J. DeMars Post
The Frank J. DeMars Post A L will nominate and elect officers at a regular meeting at Legion Headquarters this Thursday evening. The post plans to be well represented at the upcoming National Convention in Boston. Commander William F. Baron will lead a large Legionnaires delegation in Tuesday’s parade. Leaping Lena, the rambunctious post auto, will attend the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Frank J. DeMars
A. L
Legion
Boston
Lena
William F. Baron
Republican Town Committees Discuss Rotating Nomination Plan
Sudbury Hopkinton and nearby towns debated a plan to rotate Republican candidates for General Court seats. The decision will be made at a meeting this evening in Hopkinton Town Hall chaired by committee leaders. The report also notes local park improvements and recent property sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey N. Fairbanks
Aubrey W Borden
Alvin Bradshaw
Republican Town Committee
Hopkinton
Sudbury
Ashland
Sherborn
Holliston
Hopkinton Town Hall
Memorial Park
Bath
Thompson
Concord Road
Charles © Thornton
Weston
Algonquin
Houston
Texas
Charles Way
Weenie Roast Planned by Missionary Committee
At 6:00 p.m. Thursday, September 19, the Missionary committee of the Women’s Aid at the Acton Center Congregational church plans a weenie roast on church grounds. Open-air fire will be used. public invited. Committee in charge includes Mrs Arthur Freese, chair. Mrs Lynne Townsend. Mrs Charles George Horton. Mrs Walter Taylor. Mrs Spencer Taylor. Mrs Frederic W. Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Chur Aid
Acton Center Congregational Church
Arthur’ Freese
Lynne ‘Townsend
Leominster Defeats Maynard 13 0 In Debut Game
Leominster high school opened its 1940 season with a 13 to 0 victory over Maynard high. Ranger Roger Robichaud scored the first touchdown on an off tackle rush and added the extra point. Maynard's defense held best, but fumbles and a late score by Leominster sealed the win before 5000 spectators at Doyle Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Biitakreig
Leominster
Maynard High Eleven
Doyle Stadium
Ranger
Roger
Robert” Robichaud
Robichaud
Flong
McDermott
di Carolis
Chaud
Maynardites
Nelson McDermott
DeCarolis
Surette
New
Higgin
Smiley
Happy” Higgins
Wiki
Bill Priest
Yeoman
Crowley
Charlie Broderick
Shimaikens
Sun
Birst
Secu
Fife
Ste
Pagnottale
Ward
Greenore
Babb
Tomyl
Brown Malloy
W. Higgins
Kizik
Smaha Ig
Sarvella
Kari
Maglionere
Fouratt
King
EB. Higgins
Ihb
Buscemi
Pendergast
Geremonty
Gatreau
Leavitt
Maynard-Leominster clash sparks coaching reunion notes
A crowd of former coaches and players from Leominster Maynard and Everett mixed at a recent game. Notables included Charlie Broderick Ed Amesbury Al Lever Mike Vodoklys Don Lent and Denny Gildea. A mascot dog delayed kickoff while local band and alumni Jo Jo Smaha and Freddy starred in a lively contest at Doyle Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Broderick
Leominster
Amesbury
Maynard
al Lever
Maynardites
Mike Vodoklys
Don Lent
Orange and Black
Denny Gildea
Everett
Doyle Stadium
Jo-Jo Smaha
Freddyes
Concord residents mark anniversaries and local changes
Observed 26th anniversary at home of Mr and Mrs Edward J McLellnes 608 Main Street. Mrs McLeuse has served at West Concord Post Office for 33 years. A daughter born September 6 at Emerson Hospital to Mrs Charles H Jones, formerly Alice Massie of Acton. Property at 12 Longstreet leased to Dr Arthur F Keh of Somerville. Walter J Moore injured when his car hit a tree on Concord turnpike. treated at Emerson Hospital for skull fracture. New parking rules limit two hour parking on Walden Hubbard streets. one hour in Mill Dam area. parking tags to be issued starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dward J. McLelnes
Main
atcLeuse
New West Concord
Ang
Charles H. Jones
Emerson Hospital
Jones
Alice Massie
Acton
Walter J.moore
Williams Road
Saugus
Concord Turnpike
Hmerson Hospital
Joseph Carroll
C. Lawrence Clark
Walden
Hubbard Streets
Hubbard
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Walden Street
Trumbull Home
Veterans
Mill Dam
Burke Quote on Law Nature and Justice
A compact excerpt attributes to Edmund Burke the idea that there is one universal law governing all law the law of our Creator humanity justice and equity as natural law across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Burke
Maynard Hockey Club to Meet Needham in Preseason Note
Maynard Hockey Club aims for its second straight preseason win against Needham at Witchburg Arena Thursday at 7 45 PM. The locals rallied to defeat Nashua Eagles 43 in their opener, with Rene Aho Lennie Ollila and Nick Shinowski in top form and Maki guarding the net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Hockey Club
Needham
Witchburg
Nashua Eagles
Adolph Chase
Rene Aho
Lennie Ollila
Nick Shinowski
Sidorévich
A. Ollila
A. ‘Shinowski
Foley
Meriaaru
Lindquist
Fred Busto
Daddy Jokisaari
Woodside
Maki
Fitchburg
Maynard Faces Belmont In Middlesex League Showdown
Maynard prepares for a pivotal Middlesex League bout against Belmont led by key players Kay Vella and Smahalg. The team aims to improve tackling and blocking as part of a strong drive toward the crown with boosts from home-field advantage and experienced seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Doklys
Kay
Tomy
Fouratt
Buscemi Bey
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