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Fragmentary OCR hints at 1939 1941 wartime topics including Norway matter and a 27 foot betty S 1941. Mentions ship and infantry origins and Munich Pact. No clear date or full entities readable.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1946
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR hints at 1939 1941 wartime topics including Norway matter and a 27 foot betty S 1941. Mentions ship and infantry origins and Munich Pact. No clear date or full entities readable.
The National Conservation Bureau’s accident prevention division urges balanced pedestrian and auto rules. It notes pedestrians outnumber vehicles and calls for laws that define driver responsibility and safer city design. Public opinion favors controlled pedestrian conduct with education and engineering improvements.
A group of Concord town employees formed the towns first union with 14 members after a meeting. The charter, expected in three weeks, would enable collective bargaining for higher wages and better conditions. The drive cited examples in nearby towns and noted initiation and dues details while stressing practical membership.
Adams Chase pair captured the women's doubles title at Concord County Club defeating Brooks Shaw 6-1 9-7. Earlier rounds saw Adams Chase beat Moses Krickly 6-3 7-5 while Brooks Shaw fell to Smith Farnsworth 3-6 6-8 and 6-2. Chase Adams then defeated Newbury Chase 6-0 6-1.
At the Concord Town House meeting of the Board of Selectmen on Monday night Thom A. Pelton of 82 Monument Street was drawn for jury duty.
Daylight Saving time ends next Sunday. All clocks should be set back one hour when retiring Saturday night. This restores the hour of sleep gained in spring.
Local sports round up with a verdict on week one picks. Concord shocks with a 34 0 win over Prichard while Milton list includes Arlington and Marlboro in losses. Week two features 17 teams and several matchups including Groton School versus Gov Dummer and Middlesex versus Boston Trade.
The Republican State Convention drew many from Concord including four delegates from the Concord Republican Town Committee. Otis M. Whitney and David B. Williams attended the gala banquet the night before. Other attendees included Rep. Harper Mrs. Frank A. Brooks Mrs. Burleigh L. Pratt Miss Virginia Rider Thomas J. Haye Kennan Damon G. Sherman Blair Harold C. Carlson John M. Downing Maurice McWalter Charles S. Robinson and Robert W. Brooks.
Uncle Wallace Willis, an enslaved man, is credited with authorship of three famed spirituals "Swing Low Sweet Chariot" "Steal Away" and "I'm Rollin'." The note highlights his role as a 2 slave and suggests his influence on American gospel and folk music.
A reader from Waltham Massachusetts comments on Secretary of State Henry Wallace and multiple agriculture secretaries. The letter decries price controls and decontrol boards, arguing policy affects meat prices and farm production, noting horse meat avoidance and poultry cost.
A Concord resident writes to Concord High School addressing admission charges at Emerson Playground. The writer argues that younger children should attend without fees and criticizes overcharging by the school, noting concerns heard from fans at a recent Prichard High School event.
Concord Walden Royal Arch Chapter held its fall meeting and elected Al bert A. Tallant of Sudbury as the new excellent high priest to succeed Ernest F. Flachsbart of Concord. Also chosen were William K. Walters Stow king E LaForrest Robbins West Concord scribe E Payson True Concord treasurer Warren B. Goddard West Concord secretary and John Anderson Concord trustee for two years. The gathering adjourned with refreshments.
Ralph Crosby Piper of Nashoba road was appointed to the Concord Board of Appeals at the Selectmen's meeting on Monday night. He succeeds Colonel Robert E. Goin who resigned to spend the winter in Boston. Piper's term runs through September 27 1949.
Women veterans from West Concord Maynard Acton Sudbury and nearby towns are invited to join the Concord All-Women’s Minute-Man Post American Legion. The next meeting is October 1 at 7:30 PM at the Veterans building with Edith E. Monson of West Concord as commander.
Mr and Mrs Angelo Vincenza of 2 Elsinore Street welcome their first child a son born September 19 at Emerson Hospital Concord. Grandparents are Robert P Woodlock and Mr and Mrs John Bartolomeo of Concord and Rouff Tompkins of Maynard formerly of Concord. David Alonzo born September 16 at Emerson Hospital Concord to Rouff Tompkins. Mr and Mrs Carl Fras Engbretsen former Helen Berry announce their second daughter born September 18 at Emerson Hospital now residing in Waltham.
Herbert M. Blodgett of 8 Central Street West Concord stopped his college studies at Bryant and Stratton in Boston. He is a veteran of the U S Navy.
Fragment mentions a lack of seating for visitors and references Thomas B. Diskin a former high school player. No clear event or organization details are present to confirm a specific date location or outcome.
Sunday services at 10 45 and Sunday school at 10 45. Wednesday testimonial meeting 745. Reading Room hours 12 to 4 weekdays. Lesson Sermon September 29 on Reality with Psalms 62 7 Romans 11 33 36 and passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
Sunday morning worship at 10 45 led by Rev Earl K Sweatland with Mrs Nina Lind at organ and C W MacWilliams as chorister. U P S installation planned for 7 o clock.
Mrs. Ann Root McGrath serves as organist at Trinity Episcopal Church with morning services at 9 30 and 11 o clock in the week’s worship schedule.
Walden Street church invites worshipers for Sunday September 29 at 11 a.m. Morning sermon by Pastor John E. Wallace with Miss Elizabeth Pappineau assisting. A nursery is available for children.
Long Street Harry P. Polland, pastor conducts Sunday service on September 29 with Sunday school at 10 45 a m and adult Bible class An evening service follows at 7 30 p m with other regular meetings announced.
The Lexington Road church led by Rev Edward P Daniels invites all to 11 o clock service where he will preach on What Of Gods Patience with reflections on prayer. Church school begins its year on Sunday October 6 at 9 45 a m.
Rev W F Shaughnessy pastor and Rev Joseph W Sullivan curate celebrate Sunday masses at 7 8 30 and 10 30 am. Evening Rosary Litany and Novena followed by Benediction at 5 pm.
Catholic Reverend Michael J. Burke presides at St Bernard’s Church with Rev Mark P Sullivan as curate and Mrs Juliette A MacLean as organist. Mass is at 9 30 Sunday in Carlisle with Benediction after the 10 30 service.
Sudbury First Parish LORcs holds a service on September 9 at 9 30 A M. Rev Johnie Foggelsong will preach.
Sudbury church holds service at 9 30 a m with the pastor speaking on What Next The choir arranged special music The church school continues after morning worship See Maynard items Worcester District Conference for details
The church announces a week of activities led by Frederick J Neateree and C Presley with organist Elinor Bentley. Sunday School at 9 30 worship at 11 00 features the Melody Club sing "Sunrise in My Heart" and Mr Duplissey speaks on Growing Up. Junior and Senior Endeavor meet in afternoon and evening.
Pastor Rev. John H. Morgan leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m. Junior Christian Endeavor meets at 3 30 p m and Senior Endeavor at 6 45 p m.
Harold Merriam and Miss Mary Lothrop listed as church music staff at South Acton Universalist Church. Union services will be held in the Congregational Church each Sunday in October at 10 15 a m. Dr Samuel Johnson urges diligence for great performances.
fragmented local notice notes Concord town meeting actions on Friday and upcoming election day. lists officers Lieut Bradford and Edith among candidates and mentions a next meeting on Wednesday with party activity and voter turnout details.
Local residents from Park South invite the public to an open house today. Mr Flanders leads the group focusing on community plans and local improvements.
Landowners alerted to a Thursday sale on the 10th at 2:00 by Collectors Office. Parcels in Sudbury and Newton Street Boston are shown as lot P on a plan by Dranon Bellamy, surveyor. Records include Plan Book 394 and Book 5783 Page 530 with deeds filed in Middlesex Registry.
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