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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1945
Page
2
A jumble of names and places shows residents and visitors at Old Orchard Beach and nearby towns. Families such as the Kownowicz, Maynard, and Fulton clusters enjoy weeks away from home, while others report visits to Hampton Beach and Lake scenes. The piece notes a lodge meeting at Charles A Welch Lodge and assorted brief notices of travel, furloughs, and recoveries.
Fragmentary notes mention Ne itharles O Sulkala visiting Italy, traveling via port of entry and riding to Boston after a stop in Fairfield. The text references Kenmore Square and A. and P. Suber employees taking a weeklong vacation, with scattered names and streets like Walnut Street.
Mr and Mrs Domenic Lalli and family announce a note mentioning Maynard Myre and Isabelle Lalli. This brief item records a family notice with names and relationships.
Mr and Mrs James J. Bakin of Garfield Street celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary with a week of events. Their children hosted a theater party in Boston followed by a dinner at a leading Boston hotel.
A baptism service was held last Sunday at the home on Fairfield Street for Minee Aynard Charles Stuart Sul, son of Master Sergeant NE Iba Aoa. Rev George H Av Ko ponen of the Finnish Congregational Church officiated, with Mr and Mrs Osmo Sulkala serving as godparents.
Pfc Walter Trachim, resident on 11 street, served 58 months abroad before discharge. Dorothy Marsden, a local high school teacher, and relatives in California, join others returning from Hampton Beach in New Hampshire. Catherine Murray and Miss Emma Doherty resume duties after vacations. Mary Vodoklys and Miss Margaret Johnston also enjoyed seaside time before resuming work.
Maynard flight officer Leo Rosko son of Mr and Mrs Mike Rosko of 10 Driscoll Avenue completed a specialized course in bombing missions and instrument instruction announced July 14 by Albert Woody commanding officer.
S Carey 82, a member of the Women’s Army Corps, left Des Moines Iowa for duty at Point Mason California. WAC recruiting stations plan additional personnel to fill administrative and hospital posts across Army theaters, with women be trained for clerical and communications work. Maynard Veronica C Carey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carey.
The article explains Weekday Religious Education as programs taught on days other than Sunday, such as after school or in church schools. It covers what a weekday church school is, why such education is advocated, and how parents may have their children attend by written request.
David Matthew Pasola, son of Mr and Mrs Tom M Pasola of 30 Espie Avenue, was christened by Rev George A Sonanen of the Finnish Congregational Church last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Rand de co Kan Sanniva Tayno Hyden were present.
Mrs. Mary Mahon, chairman, goes on a month long vacation. In her absence Mrs. Rachael C. McCleary of 40 Brooks Street and Mrs. Kay Denniston of 18 Lincoln Street will oversee Red Cross activities.
Captain John Poyersycki of McKinley Street is examined by a medical officer at RAF Redistribution Station N. L. Atlantic City New Jersey after returning from the Central Pacific. He serves as a B 24 navigator and will be interviewed by personnel experts to determine his new Air Forces assignment.
Pvt Frederick Leika of Maynard Massachusetts has arrived overseas in the Pacific theater with the 13th Engineer Combat Battalion of the 38th Cyclone Division. He trained at Camp Howze Texas after induction at Fort Devens Massachusetts on January 1 1943. The 38th Division works to clear the Sierra Madre east of Manila and push supply roads into Luzon mountains.
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