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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1945

Page

8

Funeral services for Ww. Edwardson in Allston area

Funeral services for William Edwardson, 78, of Brookroad West Con, a 36 year mason, will be held Thursday afternoon at MacRae of Winthrop. Survivors include sister in Norway and Mrs. Dorothy Reed of South Acton. Boy Scout troop Ac holds parents night at 7 30 in Blanchard.

Edwardson Brookroad West Con MacRae Winthrop Uth Allston Rothy Reed South ‘Acton Norway Boy Scout Af Ac Blanchard

Spree annual spring luncheon at Center Congregational Church

Acton Garden Club holds a luncheon on Thursday May 3 in the dining hall of the Center Congregational Church. Committee includes Jene Seward Inney chair and members Mrs. Benjamin King, Mrs. Albert Jenks, Mrs. William Estabrook, Mrs. John E. Berglind. Dining room by Mrs. Robert Bond and Mrs. Washburn. recreation program planned by Mrs. Benjamin Derby.

Acton Garden Club Jene Seward Inney Benjamin- King Albert Jenks William Estabrook John E. Berglind Robert Bond Washburn Benjamin Derby

Paper Drive Saturday in Sudbury April 29

Sudbury residents asked to gather waste paper for a Sunday collection under Bevan Howe. Trucks will visit every home and bundles should be left outside. paper will be taken to the Horse Sheds for disposal by the Salvage director.

Sudbury Bevan Howe Sntes

Arbor Day Proclamation Urges Tree Planting by Public

Governor Tobin proclaims Arbor Day for Saturday April 28 and urges mass plantings. Harris A Reynota notes low cost seedling trees from State Nurseries, sold in lots of 500 plus, with application to the State Division of Forestry. Over 600000 trees sold this year. planting mainly in May with simple technique demonstrated for troops and 4-H members.

Tobin Harris A. Reynota Nouneery Sa Sf Massa Forest and Park Association of Boston Reynolds State Division of Forestry Ashburton Place Mr. Reynolds Girl Scouts 4-H

Elect Sheridan To Councillor Seat

Boston notes Sheridan seeks the councillor seat to serve the remainder of the term. Executive Councillor Frank Brooks of Concord died last week. Representative Daniel Sullivan of Lowell opposed Sheridan, but Sullivan was defeated. Norman Wellen of Marlboro and Charles Olson of Ashland supported Sheridan.

Boston Carl A. Sherney Vaminghan Frank Brooks Concord Daniel F. Sullivan Lowell Sheridan Norman F. Wellen Marlboro Charles Olson Ashland

Universalist Youth Plan April 28 Meeting

The Universalist church in South Acton will host a youth work session Saturday April 28 at 6 30 PM to beautify the church. After an hour of cooperative work a weenie roast will be held followed by games and songs.

South Acton the Universalist Church

Concord Service Notes on Guard Meeting and Local Service Members

Concord state guard to drill tonight at 8 at the state armory under Capt. Burleigh L. Pratt with Lieuts. Archie Bowie and Peverill O. Petersen in charge. Many local servicemen on leave visit families, including Lieut. Dey Richard, Sergt. Maurice J. Dee, John and Joseph Coffey, Pvt. John J. Castor, and Lieut. Loughlin expecting base duty on the east coast through September. Jackie Flavin pursues a naval training program at Tuftsden while former Concord athlete. Inductees continue to leave for Fort Banks in May. Sergt. Jane F. Horne visits with Pearl Harbor veteran family.

Concord State Guard State Armory Burleigh L. Pratt Archie Bowie Peverill O.petersen Concord Dey Richard Stow Street Southcffic U.S. Ees Maurice J. Dee Bedford Street U.S. Army Concord Company John and Joseph ‘Coffey Albert M. Coffee Everett Street John J. Castor Grant Street Georgia Loughlin Pacific

Sudbury roadside stand seeks help with expense details

A terse advertisement notes a well established Sudbury roadside stand for 12 years seeks a widow or unencumbered Protestant worker. Salary includes a home with Mr and Mrs A. Plain language. Contact U W Chaplain RFD L Framingham Mass by phone or mail.

Sudbury U. W RFD Framingham Mass

Senior Bus League Opens Sunday in Hudson and Sudbury

The senior division of the Bus League begins the 1945 baseball season with two games on Sunday. Hudson hosts Haven Manufacturing of Clinton at Moulton Field with Pete Kales pitching and Sten Sikorski catching. Sudbury visits Southboro at the Southboro high school field.

Hudson Southboro Haven Manufacturing Company Clinton Moulton Field Pete Kales Sten Sikorski Sudbury Clinton Street Uny Quater Southboro Huda Hudson Clinton Sud- Sun Southbo

Bedford Aids United Clothes Drive Continues Through April

Bedford committee of the United National Clothing collection asks households to keep contributions coming for war relief. April 15 house-to-house results were gratifying and those unable to deliver may leave garments at Bedford Post Office or Poleo's Barber Shop, or arrange pickup by contacting Frank B. Dodd.

Bedford United National Clothing Collection For Poleo Frank B. Dodd Elm Street Lexington

Bear Hunt Trip Ends Empty After Snow Storm

CAUGHT 200 LT. BEAR Young Wilfred Fraser son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Fraser of Mass avenue has joined Col Earl G Boardman of Waban on two bear hunts. Two weeks ago the party bagged a 200 pound black bear. This past weekend they planned another hunt but a severe snow storm and high winds halted the pursuit and they returned empty handed.

Wilfred Fraser Arthur Fraser Mass. Avenue Col Earl G. Boardman Waban

Address to prisoners in Germany on liberty and peace

Mrs. Nellie Sanford recalls a World War I document given by an American officer to British and American officers held as prisoners in Germany. The address urges forgiveness, peaceful coexistence, and liberty for Germany, delivered November 26, 1918 by Lieut Harting at Villengen Baden.

Sudbury Nantucket Nellie Sanford France Germany Red Cross Rmany Geaf War America England Wilson Harting Villengen Baden

Communion Breakfast at Our Lady Help of Christians

The West Concord church will hold its annual Communion Breakfast on Sunday May 6 after mass. The event will be held at the church with Mrs Ethel Gallagher presiding as grand regent and Rev Thomas Feeney as guest speaker.

West Concord Our Lady Help ‘of Christians Witte Ip Sudbury Ethel.Gallagher Thomas Feeney

Hudson Wilt Demonstration to Come and Take Up

Hudson hosts a forthcoming demonstration described as a happy occasion. Local notices indicate a planned gathering with a positive tone and expected participation from residents.

Hudson

Farmers of the Concord Apple Peak Face Wet Schedule

Readable fragments indicate farmers in Concord discuss early harvest issues and a peak period for apples. Mentions wet weather and a schedule affecting activity, with unclear dates or entities due to damaged text.

Concord Conate

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