Rotary Club Meeting Highlights Guest Edward J Bartlett
Concord Rotary Club held a luncheon and business session led by President Fred J Boyd. Guest speaker Edward J Bartlett, a discharged U S Navy veteran, shared his experiences, as two new members were welcomed for July and recognized for full membership.
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Charles’ Allen
Benjamin Eanes
del B. Conant
Nes
de Fandie
Eliot
R. Howard
John
Kennedy
Morton R
Seavey
Robert Smith
Thomas DuBerg- Jea
Gor
Honest Efforts Earn Small Reward at Yard Sale
A sister sorting through papers found ten cents and returned the money to the owners. The young pair received a reward of four cents for their honesty.
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Piers
Emerson Hospital drive gains support from medical profession
Concord reports a local doctor pledged a generous gift to the 1946 Emerson Hospital Building Fund before publicity. Alison riekl chairs the Building Funds Committee amid rising need for expansion as births set records and the nine obstetrical beds strain to meet demand. Citizens urged to back Emerson to sustain high standards of care.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital Building Fund
Emerson
Alison¢ ®Riekl
Building
Emer‘son
Tra kimas and Maynard Girl Wed at St. Nicholas Church
Benjamin R Trakimas and Maynard girl Nettie Chernak tied the knot at St. Nicholas Russian Church in Maynard. Attendants included Jennie Chernak and Vasil Chernak Jr. The couple plans a New York City honeymoon and will live at 68 Glendale Street. The bride, a Victory Plastics inspector and U S O Club alum, wore a lace-trimmed white gown. the groom, a Hudson Worsted Company grinder, served 33 months overseas in World War II.
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Hudson
Nettie Chernak
Vasily Chernak
Glendale Street
Maynard
Benjamin R. Trakimas
Stanley Trakimas
Mason Street
St. ’S Russian Church
Alexander Lobanoff
Jennie Chernak
Hoapen
Vasil Chernak, Jr
Shya Luhanik
New York City
Maynard High School
Victory Plastics Company
Hudson Worsted Company
Army
Africa
Italy
France
Germany
CYO Dance Thursday at Concord St Bernard Parish
Concord St Bernard parish hosts a CYO dance with a prominent orchestra for Thursday evening. Rev Mark Sullivan serves as honorary chairman of the committee, and proceeds fund a banquet for the summer athletic teams representing the parish.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s. Cyo
Mark , Sullivan
Spaghetti and Pasta Varieties From Italy to America
The article traces spaghetti origins through Italy and other nations, notes Italian artistic pasta colorings, and compares American dressing with cheese and sauces. It explains semolina pasta basics, boiling times from 15 to 30 minutes, and suggests a Sunday dinner with tomato sauce, veal, salad, and ice cream, estimating two hours of prep per repeat.
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Italy
A & P Service
Concord and Local Club Meetings and Library Open Hours
A schedule lists meetings for Concord boards and clubs including the Regular meeting of the Concord Board of Selectmen at 7 30 o clock, State Guard aris session at the Late Armory, Knights of Monument Hall at 8 o'clock, and multiple library openings. It also notes Rotary Club luncheon at Colonial Inn and Ladies Night at Muphyrnauld Club. The piece adds a note about Edward Byrd discovering oil in Indian Territory circa 1889 and that Illinois uses 30000 hybrid seed corn detasselers in 1946.
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Concord Board of Selectmen
Concord State Guard
Aris
Bernard’s. Parish
Monument Hall
Concord Council
Knights of Monument Hall
Concord Grange
Elks Upper
Congord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Muphyrnauld Club
West Concord
Indian Territory
Edward Byrd
Chelsea
Whist Party Opens Series at Concord Veterans Building
Concord VFW Post 6537 will host the first whist party of the season on Thursday October 3 at 8 o'clock in the Veterans Building. General chairman Mark Mara oversees the event which offers a $25 door prize and $50 in other prizes for card enthusiasts. If successful, weekly parties will continue through winter.
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Concord
Concord’ Post Vfw
Veterans Building
Mark Mara
Bride-To-Be Given Shower in Concord
Concord resident June MacFarland of Lincoln received a surprise bridal shower Friday evening at Thoreau street home from about 25 guests. She 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 Patricia Gilpatrick Marries in Concord Nuptial Mass
Miss Patricia Gilpatrick daughter of Mr and Mrs William B Gilpatrick West Roxbury wed in a nuptial Mass officiated by Rev Mark P Sullivan. The ceremony featured white gladioli flowers and a white satin gown with Chantilly lace veil. The couple plans to reside in Concord after a wedding trip to North Conway New Hampshire.
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Concord
Patricia
William B. Gilpatrick
West Roxbury
Mark P. Sullivan
Matty Elizabeth Gower
Joan M. Grower
Eunice Palmer
Westford
Daylight Time Ends Prompting Clock Changes
Bedford residents are reminded that on Sunday September 29 daylight time ends and Standard Time begins. Clocks should be set back Saturday night to ensure timely attendance at church and other engagements.
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Bedford
Bedford Bride Weds Andrew Lentine at Saint Hael’s
Emily Marty Ricardelli daughter of Mr and Mrs Matthew Ricardelli Great Road became the bride of Andrew Lentine son of Gasper of Wo bork90. The ceremony at Saint Hael’s featured organist Mrs William Brenna and soloist Miss Ann Little. The gown was white satin with pearls and a Gardenia bouquet. Maid of honor Miss Mary DiNitto of Somerville and bridesmaids from Bedford plus Manchester attended. The best man was Matio Lentine of Stoneham. ushers included Frank Ricardelli Frank Martines Anthony Lentine and Harold Howes. A reception followed at Town Hall and the couple honeymooned in the White Mountains before returning to Great Road. Mrs Lentine is a Lexington High School graduate. Mr Lentine is a discharged Navy veteran.
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Bedford
St. Aha Pris
Wea
Emily Marty Ricardelli
Matthew Ricardelli
Great Road
Andrew “Lentine
Gasper
Wobork
William E Brenna
Ann Little
Mary DiNitto
Somerville
Frances Martines
Mary
Lentine
Phylis . Martines
Beatrice Howes
Manchester
Pridegronm
Han
Matio
Stoneham
Frank Ricarde
New Legion Head Credits Tobin In Blood Donor Effort
Lawrence F Quisley the new American Legion commander praised Gov. Maurice Tobin for support of the Legion blood donor program. He cited 70 percent of donations from state prison inmates via mobile units visiting institutions. Additional honors went to J Paul Doyle and Major Michael J Dee. The mobile unit collected over 30 pints of blood from inmates in West Concord during a summer visit.
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West Concord
American Legion
Maurice J. Tobin
Legion
Lawrence F Quisley
Gov. Tobin
Quigley
J. Paul Doyle
Commissioner of Correction
Michael J. Dee
Massachusetts Reformatory
87th Worcester Music Festival Details and Highlights
The 87th Worcester Music Festival runs October 14 to 19 at the Auditorium with the Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Eugene Ormandy appearing at six concerts. The festival chorus of 400, led by Walter Howe, sings at all but Tuesday evening and Wednesday is dark. Also featured are soloists including Jesus Maria Sanrema and local anticipation runs high across New England.
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Philadelphia Orchestra
Eugene Ormandy
Worcester Music
New England
Walter Howe
Omaha
Houston
Texas
Mr. Ormandy
Itra
Jesus Maria Sanrema
Women in andi League House discuss USO services
Miss Ajemian reports six months of USO support for service members overseas hospital stays and homefront aid. She notes the USO offers essential services for occupation forces and urges continued sacrifice, with Vincent Greene and the League backing the campaign and field director Rt. Wright guiding efforts.
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Andi League House
Ajemian
USO
Vincent Greene
The
League
Anno Junior Service of Young
Amian
America
Field
Salem
Rt. Wright
Civil Service Announces Probationary Jobs in Washington DC
The Civil Service announces vacancies in Washington DC with salaries up to 2644 dollars a year. Applicants must pass a written test and show experience in engineering natural science or a related field. Age limits are two years and veterans' preferences apply. applications are due in the Civil Service Commission in DC.
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Civil Service
Washington, D. C
Col
D. C
Washington
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