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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1941
Page
4
Reports say Greek forces withdrew from the Selopika area and yielded upper Aegean control amid a three-front German offensive tied to Yugoslav collapse. Other items note Danish ship purchases, a fatal farm accident, and labor actions in the U S and Europe.
A Maynard Tolman led event for Concord Veterans benefits was held as the Military dance organized by the Veterans group in Concord. A bowling night featured Pikka Ojaletito rolling 248 for three strings for the Insiders while J Ivai Dahiroth of the Outsiders, Buffalo, NY, aged 36, was noted as champion bowler in prior form.
The Maynard Rod and Gun Club held its regular monthly meeting on Sunday April 6 with forty members present and forty two applications discussed. The group considered a Guinea valion on town outskirts and land offered by farmers for the club. The Sauerkrant supper is set for Wednesday April 16 at the Cub House for members only with tickets available from the entertainment committee and club officers. Dee chsler will host.
Mayahara The Young Women’s Republican Club will meet Monday April 14 at William Bain’s Chandler Street home. Guest speaker Mrs. Moddy of Acton will attend and Mrs. Gacunse Saisa will entertain with vocal selections accompanied by Mrs. Archer Madsen. Refreshments to follow.
The Maynard Massachusetts Methodist Church announces a 6 30 a m Easter Sunrise Service on Summer Hill with Rev. Koponen and Rev. Fulton speaking briefly. A 10 45 a m morning service at the church follows with a sermon What Easter Means to Me. Youth Chorus will be omitted Sunday evening. Memorial plants are requested Saturday afternoon for church decoration.
Hudson Woman's Club will end its 43rd season with a 1 30 p.m. dessert luncheon at Odd Fellows hall followed by the annual business meeting and a lecture by Richard C. Potter of the Worcester Natural History Museum. Mrs John Coolidge, president, will chair the meeting as department chairs report and officers for next year are elected. Mrs Louis V Rowe will present Potter for the illustrated lecture.
The first union Holy Week service is set for tomorrow night at 7 30 at the Unitarian Church with Rev. Bart R. Steaves of Leominster Unitarian Church as guest speaker. The public is cordially invited to attend. Good Friday night service follows at the same time with another guest speaker and special music.
Residents across Marlboro Hudson Maynard Acton Sudbury and surrounding towns rally against a legislative proposal authorizing the County to establish markets for agricultural and farm products. The bill would let the County Commissioners issue bonds borrow from federal sources and lease quarters to support marketing and staffing for countywide operations.
The fragmentary text notes Marlboro residents including Mrs. Herbert Searles and the Temples attending a funeral at Caponia in New Hampshire. Names like Judie Winslet Temple and Leroy Temple appear amid garbled phrases and street references, with limited clear event details.
A special meeting of the Marlboro School committee voted unanimously to favor the Alumni Association plan to fund and conduct the Senior Class reception in June. Each class member will pay a small share, and proceeds will cover reception expenses.
Fragmentary lines hint at a bidding scene with phrases about price, unbid and unthanked. No clear persons, organizations, or locations are readable to specify a full item.
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