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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1943

Page

3

Army Air Forces Cadets Graduated From Coast Training Center

Hundreds of cadets from Coast Training Center graduate with pilot wings and commissions as Second Lieutenants. Class 43 graduates hail from Aloe Field Victoria and represent every state plus France Canada Hawaii Puerto Rico and Alaska. Training occurred at Ellington Foster Franks Ellington and other field sites with a new Advanced School at Altus Oklahoma.

Eadquarters Army Air Forces Ran Texas Army Lo Sam AAT Coast Training Center Ainey Eels Jr Con Aloe Field Victoria France Canada Olulu Puerto Rico Alaska Aloe Foster Fracks Ellington Fields Lubbock Blackland Pass

Senior Attendant Nurses Meet to Bridge Home and Hospital Training

Miss Rose M Joban of Baker Bridge Lincoln a senior at Household Nursing Training Attendant Nurses attended a luncheon with Simmons College School of Nursing students. The purpose was to foster better understanding between household and hospital training. The group discussed civilian home care and nursing prep.

Rose M. Joban Baker Bridge Lincoln Simmons College School Nursing

Property Transfer and Movers in Acton Community

Toward J Billings of South sold the Great Road house to J Henry man of Massachusetts Engman plans to move with family around early May. Mrs William McNulty and Swen Hagen depart Acton with the Engman family, while Daniel Sampson visits relatives. Evelyn Hagen wed Dr Daniel Pson of Hartford in March. Acton participates in Red Cross Blood Center Week and donations by residents including Mrs Janes H Connolly.

J. Billings South Great Road J. Henry Man Massachusetts Engman William McNulty Gward Vacatea Daniel Sampson Swen Hagen Af Th Acton Sampson Evelyn ‘Hegen Daniel Pson Hartford Connectic

Acton Board of Health Seeks One Year Waste Collection Contract

The Acton Massachusetts Board of Health calls for bids for the collection and disposal of sewage throughout Acton for one year starting 1943. Specifications and bid forms available from the Board’s secretary. A certified check of 100.00 is required with bids.

West Acton Acton Massachusetts Board of Health and Allsopp Board of the Reserves Board of Health Mass Lowell H. Cram Secretery

Sudbury School Reports War Bond Sale and Community Gifts

The Sudbury school notes a war bond sale totaling 4 248.30 with four jeeps purchasable and 348.30 left. About 150 children ages 4 472 participated as Sudbury students praised for spirit and cooperation. Gifts included a Britannica encyclopedia cabinet donated by Dr. and Mrs. George Currier.

U. S Dury Sudbury Poe

Sudbury High School Jeep Drive Reaches Fourth Jeep

Sudbury High School reports steady Jeep fundraising as last week sales reach 571.80 dollars and anticipated war bond and stamp sales may total 500 dollars to fund Jeep No. 4. A Treasury War Savings letter praises the school for its achievement and notes plans for the Minute Man Flag Award contingent on student stamp purchases.

Treasury Department War Saving Treasury War Savings Mill Street Boston Gertinanen Benes

Concord High Baseball Slightly Upsets Varsity 5 4

The seconds defeated the Varsity 5 to 4 as unearned runs fueled the win amid multiple errors. Coach Ward departs for a Navy posting. girls team readies for first practice. forest fire brigade planned. Cecile Rizzitano of class of '46 mourned.

Concord Military Notices Signal Ongoing World War II Headlines

Mrs Gerard Burke of Old Bedford Road received a War Department telegram stating Capt Burke was wounded but not seriously at the Tunisian front. He has two prior citations for bravery and recently promoted to captain, and his wife is former Anne Neville of Bedford. Other Concord residents and relatives are listed on leave or duty, including Lt Col Norman Spencer, Daniel J O’Brien Jr, Guido Antognoni, and Sidney MacRae, with several serving in Army Coast Artillery, Navy, and Air Force.

Gerard J. Burke Old Bedford Road War Department Burke North Africa Anne M. Neville Bedford Thomas J. Burke Ola Concord Company France Army Coast Daniel J. O’brien, Jr Daniel J. O'Brien Lowell Road U. S. Naval, Airy Corps Annapolis Seccond. Antognoni Elsinore Street England Sidney G. MacRae Lincoln Concord U. S. Army Air Base Manchester

Donald MacRae Visits Parents at 84 Monument Street

Donald G. Mac Rae was visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Austin D Mac Rae at their home on 84 Monument Street. The brief note records a family visit and local address.

Acton School Notes Rearrange Staff as Student Leaders Shine

Robert T. Roy becomes principal at Acton Center School replacing Ralph Hayes who heads to the Army. Mrs. Russell Berry teaches grades V and VI while Ruth Berglind serves as PTA volunteer. The Acton High School Declamation Contest held in Period Four in the rd Hall named Doris Hartwell first with Freedom From Fear, by Benet, and Theresa Curley as runner up.

Robert T. ‘Roy Acton Center School Ralph Hayes Russell Berry Acton The Center School Mires Ruth Berglind Rd Hall Acton High School Doris Hartwell Benet Theresa Curley

Dee son transferred to Wichita Falls base

Word has been received that Charles W. Dee, son of Mr and Mrs James H Dee of 7 Bedford Street, has been transferred from Miami Beach Florida to a base at Shepard Field Wichita Falls Texas where he is stationed with the U S Air Corps. The Concord High School athlete left school last January to join the service and has recently been raised to private first class.

William McGrail O’neill Middle Street Boston College Hee Fort Deveng Euliated Ten Eer Reserve Corps Young O'Neill Concord Council Armed ‘Force Elen E. McManus Charles W. Dee James. H. Dee Bedford Street Miami Beach Fla Shepard Field Wichita Falls Texas U. S. A Air Corpa Young Dormer Concord

Hunger and Dreyfus Appeal Highlight Local Contest

Twe judges Mrs. Sherman Frost of Littleton Miss Alice Lee of Concord and Leo Mullin presided over a school contest. Prizes valued at 5 3 and 2 dollars awarded at June graduation.

Hunger Beverley Dagenais Dreyfus Twe Sherman Frost Littleton Alice Lee Conrong Leo Mullin Peinalon Maynard ’ School Ne ‘Rizes

War-Time Butter Stretching Tips From Daily Arithmetic

Wartime rationing guidance urges stretching butter by using half to one cup of butter or margarine per meal, mixed with warm milk to create a spreadable topping. Instructions note soften butter, dissolve milk into a warm mixture, and blend to suitable consistency for use on bread and meals.

Good Friday Service At First Parish Church Concord

For those unable to attend daytime events, a 7 45 p m Good Friday service at First Parish Church Concord includes seasonal hymns chorals by the parish choir readings of the Good Friday Narrative and ministerial reflections with proper prayers and responses.

Nine Inning Midn esex Team Delays Open

Snow squall halted the opener for the Middle Sex nine as coach Charles D. Fernsworth and F Woolsey Pratt oversee recovery from a recent operation. Saint and Southboro matchups set by the club for this week with Raymond returning as an important figure.

Ueloppniss Saget Idlesex Ees High Saint Peeks Southboro Raymond Midnesex Charles D. Fernsworth F. Woolsey Pratt

Yorn Bigs Bows To Help Ax the Axis

Yorn Bigs Bows To Help Ax the Axis as nations prepare for renewed conflict. Trade embargoes and military moves escalate tensions with Axis powers. The alliance stance centers on U S support for allied nations and increased production.

Cowling Rae wed in West Cowes ceremony

Miss Contanc-Misa Carl Elizabeth Cowling daughter of Herold Cowling of West Cowes married Leonard Elliott Rae son of Stewart Rae of Woburn. Rev Russell Peck officiated at 7 PM in the Episcopal Church with Alma Grace of New Bedford as maid of honor and Georgia Rae Rae McClery Marie Herlihy Barbara Jensen as bridesmaids. Best man was Joseph Mitchell. ushers included Victor Pazerycki and H Gordon Reilly.

Miss Cowling Georgia Raé Raé’ McClery Somerville Marie Herlihy Medford Barbara Jensen O South Acton Joseph Mitchell Rae Victor Pazerycki West Concord H. Gordon Reilly South Boston

Maynard Tax Rate Set For 1943 At $35 Per Thousand

Maynard assessors announce the 1943 tax rate at 35 dollars per thousand, fifty cents lower than last year. Despite 50 to 60 thousand dollars of property taken by the federal government with no town income, the rate remains reduced.

Maynard

Acton Pastor Accepts Call to Wellfleet

Rev Lynne P Town Townsend longtime Acton pastor takes pulpit in Wellfleet Cape Cod effective May 20 previously edited Wallace's Farmer Des Moines Iowa and served 13 years in Ludlow community roles noted for local project involvement

Acton Lynne P. Townsend Center Congregational Church Congregational Church Wellfleet Cape Cod Townsend Wallace’s Farmer Des Moines Iowa Meredith Publications Ludlow

Death of James A. Harkness Noted in Sudbury and Lynn

Sudbury residents mourn the death of James A. Harkness who recently moved to Brookline to be near his ailing wife. He was known for his community involvement and was held in high esteem by neighbors. Funeral: Monday High Mass of Réquiem at St. Pius Church, Lynn.

Sudbury James A. Harkness

State Guard Conducts Outdoor Jet Out- Door Drill

The State Guard held its first outdoor exercise on Tuesday evening last week. The patrols covered ponds off Concord and Lancaster roads in Center. A number of high school boys joined the Guard and performed well.

Sudbury Concord Lancaster Roads

Grange Whist Winners Named at Concord Event

Winners at the Concord Grange whist held last Thursday at Mrs Jeannette S Stensby 3 Ford Street include Core Flannery John Goulding Arthur Adams Catherine Emerson Harriet McKianoe Owen McPhillips Helen Bretgen Maude Tompkins and Mary E Kelley won the special prize. A public party is set for Thursday April 29 at 8 pm at the same address.

Concord Concord Grange Jeannette S. Stensby Ford Street Mes Core Flannery John Goulding Arthur Adams Catherine Emerson Harriet McKianoers Owen McPhillips Helen ‘Bretgen Maude Tompkins Mary E. Kelley the Grange

Interclass Track Meet at Emerto Playground

High heat marked the interclass track meet at Emerto Playground with seniors and freshmen competing. Captain Dick Wetherbee led scoring with 20.25 points while Chic Harwood swept the 100 and high jump and placed in the 220. Frank Parker and Georg Denisevich added wins in field events, and the winning relay included McBreen, Parker, Dickson, and Wetherbee.

Concord Emerto Playground Dick Wetherbee Chickie Harwood Intervool Harwood Wetherbee Frank Parker Georg Denisevich

Easter-tide Services in Concord Churches

Concord churches announce Easter-tide programs marking the Lent close on June 25. Saint Bernard’s Church Monument Square lists Masses on Easter Sunday April 26 at 7 8 10 with special junior and senior choirs led by Mrs Juliette A MacLean organist and director for the high mass at 10 o clock.

Concord Junay Saint Bernard's Church Monument Square Walter .A. Quinlan Mark Sullivan Juliette A. MacLean MacLean

Easter Service at Evangelical Free Church on April 25

Reverend Harry P. Odland will preach at 11 o clock Easter morning service at the Evangelical Free Church on Long Street. The event includes a special male chorus and the annual observance.

Evangelical Free Long Street Harry P. Odland Panto

Trinitarian Congregational Church Service Notes

Reverend John Wallace will preach at 10:46 AM Sunday April 25. Sunday School class led by Reymond T. Stowe at 9:40 AM. Organist Marguerite J. Barnes will arrange musical selections.

Congregational Church Zaater Reymond T. Stowe Marguerite J. Barnes

Trinity Episcopal Church Easter and Good Friday Services

Reverend Charles R. Peck presides over Good Friday three hour service from noon to 2 p.m. On Easter Sunday Holy Communion at 11 a.m. and morning prayer at 8 a.m. with German service and special music by the senior choir. An Easter carol service at 2 p.m. features presentation and Lenten mite box offerings with junior choir performances.

Trinity Episcopal Church Elm Street Charles R. Peck

Pastor William Shaughnessy Leads Easter Masses at Our Lady

Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord announces Easter Masses on Sunday April 25 led by Reverend William Shaughnessy with pastors George Everard and others. Masses at 7 830 and 1030 with the 1030 service a high Mass. Music by organist Joseph Fitzgibbons.

OUR Lady Help OF Christian Church West Corncord William Shaughnessy Jasto George &, Everard Gurate Joseph Fitzgibbons

Easter Services and Events at Concord Union Church

Easter Sunday April 26 at 9 45 morning worship and church school sessions in the auditorium for all departments The 10 45 a m service is for beginners A pageant The Risen is at 7 30 p m on Sunday followed by a play A Girl From hina by seventh grade girls and a lecture on China by Dr Tehyi Hsieh noted Chinese author and lecturer on April 27 1943

Hina China Tehyi Hsieh Ami

Easter Services at The First Parish in Concord

The First Parish in Concord on Lexington Road announces Easter morning service at 11 with Reverend Edward P. Daniels presenting a sermon titled A New Conviction and a Chorus Choir musical program. The church school holds an Easter service at 4 30 p m and a Good Friday service on April 23 at 7 45 p m with readings and brief remarks.

Concord Lexington Road Edward P. Daniels Church School

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