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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1945
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Wal Whitman of Néshawtut tly announce the birth of their daughter Ann Whit William F Hall Air Forces son of Mr and William rank Hall of pid Ala Whitman attended the medical client. Sat escort duty with the Air Forces. He is stationed at Stewart Field Newburgh New York.
The Sudbury Community Dance Group announces its season finale on April 7, featuring Miss Joan Batchelder as soloist. Donations fund 24 dances since October 14, 1944 with an all church and social group support, yielding a reserve for next season.
A fundraising card party for the Acton PTA Scholarship Fund was hosted Tuesday night at Mr. and Mrs. Perry Marble's home in Acton. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Walter B. Stevenson, Mrs. Jacob Stoler of West Acton, and Mrs. Henry Tobin of North Acton, with Richard B. noted in attendance.
A Bedford resident named Arthur is reported visiting amid family ties to Alexan and Fletcher Road. Details indicate he is training at Weist Training Station in New York with connections to Mr and Mrs. from the local area.
The State Armory Tenite unit fields a platoon of about 12 men for tonight’s big match. Sergt John Shaw calls for volunteers as First Sergt J Buchan leads headers team with Ward Whitcomb Ballou Chaffe and other sergeants in a fatigue-driven lineup. The event, originally set for April 5, was postponed a week to feature battalion school officers and non-commissioned officers.
Concord High School prepares its baseball and track squads for Patriot's Day events. A season opener against Middlesex will be held April 14 at Midiamond, with both teams in action on April 19 as part of the school sports program.
Bedford clinics will conduct diphtheria preventive care led by Dr. H P Leach M D. Children over six months may receive benefits at no charge, with efforts aimed at proving effectiveness and aiding young mothers and families in Bedford.
The April session of the Acton P T A featured Mrs. Thom as F. Kiley Mrs. William Toohey and Mrs. Arthur Fraser as a committee. Speakers included Mrs. Meldrum Waite and Mrs. Clark. A decoratively lit table displayed candles and yellow purple pansies.
Robert Al Sands of the US Army Air Forces is promoted to first lieutenant for service in the Philippines. The recognition marks a step up in rank during active duty amid World War II operations.
At a recent Lex ing assembly high school awards were given for winter sports. Joan McNaught Ruth Thompson and Virginia Holland received basketball honors while Arthur Nickerson earned hockey recognition. Norman Beyer, seven months old, died March 25 at Connecticut Children's Hospital Waterbury. George H. Sweetnam and Fletch ccstande returned from Mt Dove Hyarnda after spending the winter there.
Concord Lodge of Elks plans its annual Big Parva at the BPOE hall on Main Street next Saturday at 7 o clock. Mr and Mrs Richard P Sullivan and daughter have moved into a new apartment at 6 Crest Street, West Concord. Mr Sullivan operates a business on Thoreau Street.
The April meeting of the Concord Veterans' Association unit will be held Tuesday at 8 PM at the YD Club in Bedford. Commander Clifford W. Day will preside. The note mentions Fitchburg as a location in error.
Due to civilian nursing drain, the Red Cross offers a home nursing course to teach treatment of common illnesses at home and emergency care. The program includes 12 lessons held Monday and Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 8:00. Instructor Miss Elizabeth Porter will conduct sessions. those urged to sign up at a local drug store.
The readable fragment mentions higidar and Sa with phrases praising the Bible’s goodness, suggesting a religious sentence or quotation. Names and full context are unclear, but the material references scriptural reverence and high esteem for the Bible.
The Women’s Choral Society presents a pegulae concert at Parker Street on April 15 at 7 p m. Soloists Elma Suomala soprano Avid Holmberg violin and piano accompaniment with Mrs Suomala. Local talent Viola Merriam Tyne Glad duo piano Sirkka French reading Kansanniva Vivian Hebate and the Marriam sing a trio. Chorus led by Hilda Aromaa performs Finnish and English numbers. Tyne Glad accompanies at the piano.
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 221 will host a desert bridge party on April 11 at 1 30 p m at the home of President Mrs Ednad Meharg South Road to raise funds for the third welfare fund Co chairs are Mrs John E B Scullane and Mrs John E Mansfield All are welcome Miss Daisy Pickman now with the Red Cross served in December January and studied at Yale Drama School Miss Lottie Johnson sold her house at 56 Great Road Gloucester and will live with her parents
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