Seebee Talk Highlights Rotary Club Meeting
Concord Rotary Club hosted Edward J. Bartlett a discharged U S Navy Seabee veteran who spoke on his Seabees experiences after the business session led by President Fred T Boychard. Visitors included H Emerson Thomas of New York and Roy Hemmingson of Hudson Ohio.
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Concord Rotary Club
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Edward J. Bartlett
U. S Navy
Seabees
Fred.t. Boychard
Thomas L. Sanborn
Jares Allen
Benjamin F. Clark
Wallace B. Conant
Warnes . Denmandie
Eliot R. Howard
Mn. H
Kennedy
Morton R
Soave Robert Smith
EB. Payson
Ralph Ht
Phymas DuBersy
A Macone
Gerace i. Haels
H. Emerson “Thomas
New York City
Roy:Hémmingson
Hudson, Ohio
Honest Theft Reward Sparks Small Town Lesson
In Davenport Iowa a 14 year old boy and his 10 year old sister found ten ten dollar bills amid a pile of newspapers while sorting them. They returned the money to the owners and received a reward of four cents. The act highlights honesty and small town morals.
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Davenport
Peirce
Obstetrical Department Keeps Busy at Emerson Hospital
A local physician donor details Emerson Hospital Building Fund support after 23 years of waiting. Anson Krick and the Building Fund Committee praise medical backing as births rise with nine obstetrical beds, signaling expansion needs to sustain hospital service to the community.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital Building Fund
Waite
Emerson
Anson Krick
Building Fund Committee
Emerson Hospital
Milk by air requested twice weekly to Rio de Janeiro
In Miami Florida an American army officer in Rio de Janeiro has asked a Miami dairy to supply him with a gallon of grade A pasteurized milk twice weekly by air transport.
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Miami
Fla
Rio de Janeiro
Maynard Couple United in Russian Church Ceremony
Nettie Chernak daughter of Vasily Chernak and Benjamin R. Trakimas son of Stanley Trakimas were married at St Marys Russian Church Maynard. The ceremony followed by reception at the church hall and a trip to New York City. The bride, educated at Maynard High School, works at Victory Plastics. groom employed at Hudson Worsted Company and veteran of 33 months overseas.
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Hudson
Nettie Chernak
Vasily Chernak
Glendale Street
Maynard
Benjamin R. Trakimas
Stanley Trakimas
Mason Street
St. Mary's Russian Church
Alexander Lobanoff
Jennie Chernak
Vasil Chernak, Jr
Anna Luhanik
New York City
Maynard High School
Victory Plastics Company
Hudson Worsted Company
Africa
Italy
France
Germany
Bedford
St. Michael’s Church
Emily Mary Ricardelli
Matthew Ricardelli
Great Road
Andrew Lentine
Gasner Lenhtine
Woburn
John J. Allston
William E Brenna
Ann Little
Gardenias
Mary DiNitto
Somerville
Frances Martines
Mary Sentine
Phyllis Martines
Beatrice Howes
Manchester
N. H
Mario Lentine
Stoneham
Frank Ricardelli
Frank Martines
Anthony Lentine
Harold Howes
Town Hall
Lentine
White Mountains
Lexington High School
Mr. Lentine
U. S. Navy
CYO Dance Thursday in Concord-St Bernard Parish
The CYO will hold a parish dance on Thursday evening with a prominent orchestra. Rev Mark Sullivan serves as honorary chairman of the committee in charge. Proceeds will fund a banquet for the parish summer athletic teams.
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Concord
St. Bernard's
CYO
Mark
Sullivan
Sunday Dinner Spaghetti History and Cooking Tips
A compact overview traces spaghetti origins across cultures and highlights Italy's artistry in color and shape. It explains semolina base, cooking times 16 to 30 minutes, and suggests a tomato sauce pairing with salad and peaches for a complete meal. Cooking requires about two hours of man labor per egg portion and half an hour per piece.
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Paghetti
Italy
Orient
A & P Service
Bosc Pir Companion of & Let
Concord Weekly Events List and 1946 Agriculture Note
A slate of weekly local meetings in Concord lists events from Friday through Thursday at venues including Monument Hall Town House Elks and Colonial Inn. Items include St Bernard's CYO meetings library openings and a Knights of Columbus gathering. An unrelated note mentions oil discovery in Indian Territory circa 1889 and Illinois using seed corn detasselers in 1946.
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St. Bernard’s
Monument Hall
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Concord Grange Meeting
Elks
Concord VFW Plans First Whist Party
The Concord Post VFW No. 6537 will hold the first in a winter series of whist parties at the Veterans Building on Thursday October 3 at 8 o clock. General chairman is Mark Mara newly elected junior vice commander. A $25 door prize and $50 in other prizes await card fans with a plan to host weekly events if successful.
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Concord
Concord Post
VFW
Veterans Building
Mark Mara
Bride-To-Be Given Shower Concord Miss MacFarland
Concord Miss June MacFarland received a surprise shower at 6 Thoreau Street hosted by Miss Constance D Lynch. About 25 guests attended and gifts were given. MacFarland will wed Raymond P Lawson of 2 Fielding Street in Lincoln on Friday October 4. Lawson is a discharged U S Coast Guard veteran.
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Concord
June MacFarland
Lincoln
Constance D. Lynch
Thoreau Street
MacFarland
Raymond P. Lawson
Fielding Street
Lawson
U. S. Coast Guard
MISS GOWER NUPTIAL MASS
Concord brides Patricia Anne Gower and Arthur M. Gilpatrick wed at St. Michael's with a nuptial mass. Attendants included Mary Elizabeth Gower and Joan M. Grover. They honeymoon in North Conway and plan to reside in Concord after October 3.
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Concord
Patricia Anne Gower
Francis J. Gower
Lexington Road
Arthur M. Gilpatrick
William B. Gilpatrick
West Roxbury
Mark P. Sullivan
Mary Elizabeth Gower
Joan M. Grover
Eunice Palmer
Westford
Daylight Time Ends In Bedford September 29
Bedford residents are reminded that on Sunday September 29 daylight time ends and clocks revert to standard time. To avoid being late for church and other engagements, set clocks back on Saturday night before bed.
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Bedford
Oklahoma Library Treasures 8 Pre-1500 Books Found
A treasurer room in the bP boat of Oklahoma library uncovers eight books printed before 1500 A D. The discovery highlights rare early works preserved in a regional collection.
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BP Boat of Oklahoma Library
Oins
New Legion Head Praises Tobin in Donor Program Citation
Lawrence F. Quigley new State commander presented Gov. Tobin with an American Legion citation for cooperation in the blood donor drive. He noted 70 percent of donated blood came from state prison inmates from mobile unit visits to institutions. Other citations were given to J. Paul Doyle and Major Michael J. Dee. The unit collected over 30 pints from inmates at the Massachusetts Reformatory in West Concord this summer.
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West Concord
American Legion
Maurice J. Tobin
Commissioner of Correction
Michael J. Dee
Massachusetts Reformatory
87th Worcester Music Festival Set for October Concerts
The Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Eugene Ormandy will headline all six concerts of the 87th Worcester Music Festival in the Auditorium October 14 to 19. The 400 voice Festival chorus, led by Walter Howe, sings at all but Tuesday evening. Wednesday evening has no concert. The program features soloists Jesus Maria Sanroma and Wagnerian Varney, with a Russian program by William Bell. Public sale of tickets begins soon. Delaware’s first fair dates back to 1690 at New Castle. a Baltimore fair opened in 1745.
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Philadelphia Orchestra
Eugene Ormandy
New England
Festival Chorus
Walter Howe
Omaha
Houston
Texas
Jesus Maria Sanrema
Wagnerian Varney
Metropolitan Opera
William Bell
USO Campaign Urges Support From Women’s League
The Junior Service League and the Women’s League urge continued USO help for service members overseas. They note thousands are abroad and hospital bound, stressing USO services as a basic necessity to bring a sense of home and morale to troops.
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Vincent Greere
League
Announ
USO
America
Field
Salem
Rt. Wright
Civil Service Vacancies in Washington D C Announced
The Civil Service Commission announces vacancies in Washington D C mediate vicinity with salaries from 2644 dollars a year. Applicants must have experience in engineering physics or natural science and pass written tests. Age limits from 82 years are waived for veterans. Candidates must file by October 10 with the commission in Washington.
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Biological Ai
Civil Service
Washington, D. C
Mediate Vicinity
Hel
Concord Post
Civil Serve
U Civil Service
Commington
Washington
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