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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1943

Page

3

Forest Fire Training Aims To Boost Youth Firefighters

Forest Fire Warden Ray G Conners reports a weekly program at the High School turning students into junior fire fighters. Over 20 fires were tackled with the help of youths named Dawson Donald Bemis Woolleescheld Wuorio Brown Lydon Jehtean Manion Piecewicz and others as sessions continue toward eight prescribed lessons.

Rayad G. Conners Tomorfs Dawson Donald Bemis Ree ‘ Woolleescheld Raymon Wuorio Richbra Donald Brown Robert Organ Lydon Walter * Jehtean Edward Jr Albert Manion Job Piecewicz

Maynard Grange Notes Browse Educational Aid Night

Maynard Grange held a regular meeting in Grange Hall with Educational Aid Night led by William Hayward. A penny sale raised funds for students while neighbors from Coneland West Concord and Master Maud Tompkins spoke. a paper on Vita mins for Children was read by Veronica Creighton. Spelling match followed with John Dofa and Mary G Jones, then officer installations and refreshments. Next meeting set for April 8 with a miscellaneous program on Transportation Problems and Pros and Cons. refreshments arranged by Hazel Bumrous et al.

Maynard Grange Grange Hall William Hayward Coneland West Concord Concord Maud Tompkins Veronica Creighton Hazel Bumpus Eva Smith Eleanor Mariano Ig Es Hagel Donald Jones John Dofa Mary G. Jones Adelaide Sims Sime Hazel Bumpus Helen Sheridan Ann Dora Alice Hird Hazél Bumrous Alice Hird Ide Lever Beatrice Parsons Signe Messier Josephina Fivecht House of Trinitarian Congregational Church Trinitarian Congregational Chitén Washington the Age Jeannette Stansby Bedford Street

Oil rationing notes urge holders to retain stubs for next issue

Maynard local Rationing Board warns householders to preserve identity stubs of their heating ration for future distribution. Retailers must report inventory point values by March 1 and forms are available at the board office. Tire inspection schedules are outlined for A and B book holders with varying intervals based on prior inspections.

Maynard Jocal Rationing Board Ee Consimer

Sudbury Fire Dept Responds to Brush Fires This Weekend

Sudbury reports two brush fires with no damage as of the weekend. On Porches land Goodman is Sead the fire was contained. Bergner place North road saw a brush fire Sunday morning. Residents warned to exercise caution to prevent serious damage. Woman's Club executive committee met at Mrs. C R Poole's Landham road East Sudbury.

Igs Goodman Is Bergner North Road

Sudbury School News Highlights Bonds Drive and Army Tests

Grade 4 pupil Harry Monsen shows improvement at Emersor Hospital. Sudbury High Junior Class runs a jeep drive aiming to $900 in bonds and stamps by April 16 to buy a jeep for the Army. Grades report varied bond totals. eight grade leads. Army Navy tests detail eligibility and April 2 examination date. Red Cross First Aid course drawn ~30 students. New teacher Miss Mary Butler replaces Miss Ford teaching Latin and French. Brownies sponsored by Miss Crandelmire meet at Cent School with list of attendees.

Harry Monsen Emersor Concord Sudbury High School Sudbury Teachers Club Alden Frederick Dow Armed Force G. An Osther Adams Beverly: Fryé Ruth’ Alden Army Navy Armed Services United States Sudbury High Alan F. Flynn Cross Everett Sanders Red ‘Cross Mary Butler University of. Vermont Taunton Ford James K. Hill Aberdeen Maryland

Maynard Boy Named for Annapolis Appointment

Congressman Philip Philbin of Clinton designates Walter F. Kitowicz of Maynard as principal appointee to Annapolis. Alternate selection is Walter Jo Bank, 17, of Marlboro Road Framingham.

Walter Bank of Marlboro Philbin Maynard Philip Philbin Clinton Walter F. Kitowicz Pleasant Street Annapolis Waleter Jo Bank Framingham Road

Acton Women Organize ARC Dressings Drive

Acton women form an evening class to sew surgical dressings at the Center for those unable to attend daytime sessions. Led by Maceo Allen, the group reports 2581 dressings made since January and seeks more volunteers from all town areas to sustain the ARC effort for Army and Navy needs.

Acton Army Navy Lst Walter Holt

Will of Acton Man Ends Probate Filing in Cambridge Court

Court records show the will of William H. Farrand of South Acton who died March 12 is filed for probate. The estate lists 4000 dollars in personal property and 2600 dollars in real estate. Beneficiaries include grandson Wil Henry Soar of Acton and son-in-law Rees Stoney, with Harriet Butler, Mary Elizabeth Stoney, and third Stoney also named.

Glancy Court House Cambridge William H. Farrand South Acton Test Wil- Henry Soar Acton Rees Stoney Harriet Butler Mary Elizabeth Stoney Stoney Charles E

Graduates From Dio School Include Leslie Rivers

Leslie Rivers, son of Deakin and Spreneke, graduated from the U S Radio School at Gateaxe. He is listed among the first graduates and will pursue advanced schooling. The Maynard High School is noted in connection with his education.

DIO’ School Spreaeerer Leslie Rivers Deakin Ba Ee Sprenekeer U.S. A Gateaxe Heiget The Maynard Highool

War stamps awarded at West Concord lodge whist party

West Concord Concord Lodge 212 1.0CF held a well attended whist party at the Odd Fellows hall last Thursday evening. Prizes included war stamps valued up to $500 with Corts winning 1-0 Cyrus Hosf Citicrod second with 50 Harold H Hall third with 1.00 Alfred Smith won a decree and a fruit basket awarded. Tre Loige plans another party early in April.

West Concord Concord Lodge C.F Odd Fellows Hall Corts Cyrus Hos Citicrod Harold H. Hall Alfred Smith Tre Loige

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