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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1934
Page
3
The Miss Josephine R listed as nurse supervisor and two clerks Miss and Miss Mary Fidanza are assigned to the health survey task. Nyholm will conduct interviews as the survey proceeds, focusing on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays.
A Finnish official and Italian liaison coordinate with Polish and American communities. A Polish nurse will aim to interview all Polish and American residents to gather perspectives and experiences for a regional outreach study.
Mr and Mrs John McGill and daughter Hilda of Wellesley called on friends in Town Sunday, visit noted in local circles.
Mrs John H Adams and family come back from Dennis Cape summer home. John Ware Adams returns to Nichols Junior College. Regis College opening September 17 with Mary King Frances Dee Mary Sheehan and Helen Thornton entering routines. Elizabeth Goulding a Concord sophomore also returning. Gardner couple back from Toronto Ontario trip via St. Lawrence and Roosevelt Bridge. Reemployment service office moves Monday to Bemis School Orange Street Waltham for by-pass work registration by Arthur Hinchey. Unitarian church sermon by Rev Edward Perry Daniels titled The Freedom of the Soul.
Company H 182nd Infantry M N G spent the weekend camping near White Pond on the outskirts of Concord. Under Captain William A Hagerty the unit left the State Armory Saturday and returned Monday. Activities included a compass drill a baseball game a pie eating contest and swimming. Parish Mass was attended at Our Lady Help of Christians Church with Rev William P Shaughnessy presiding. Maj Wilford A Walker of Woburn visited as guest and commanded the 2nd Battalion.
Sunday guests meet at 10 45 with Sunday school. Testimonial meeting 7 45 Wednesdays. Reading room hours 2 to 5 on weekdays. Lesson Sermon on Matter to be read in all Christ Scientist churches on September 23. Golden Text from Psalms 114 7 and cited Bible passages from Acts 5 12 16. Textbook passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy explains healing through Mind.
The local whist season began with a largely attended public party hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary Division 44 AOH. Miss Gertrude Hagerty chaired the committee and Mrs. Owen McPhillips won the first prize.
Henry S Thompson Jr wins the Concord Country Club Junior Championship in 1994 defeating Blair Cleveland 5 and 4 to become the junior champion.
Italy met last Wednesday in Elk's Hall with Venerable Charles Lanchardo presiding. The lodge plans another meeting in Elks Hall. The Maynard Lodge invites the Concord Lodge to Maynard on October 12 to observe Columbus Day with a gathering.
About one hundred guests including Grand Officers and Hawthorne Chapter members met at the Masonic Temple Concord for the order’s inspection led by Deputy Grand Matron Myral L Wadman. A home cooked supper followed with remarks by dignitaries and a reception committee presenting Grand Officers to Worth Matron Cora M MacLeod and Worthy Patron William E J Graham.
Concord High school and Alumni Graduates clash Saturday to prep for the first game and raise funds for equipment. The squad lists 46 players with Arrico Soffriti as manager and coach, captains and linemen named among Ends Tom Diskin Paul Nelson Noble Loomer and others.
Our minds are dominated by mental images of good or fear. Positive imagination opens doors to enjoyment and wonder, while a frightening imagination can be cold and barren, staining thought and mood. The passage laments weariness and hints at cost or time.
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