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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1943
Page
3
Isle residents share updates on leave and travel while military families announce assignments and furloughs. Names such as Jahan Lesage, Bally Robertson, Seaman John, and Corporal Alphonse Baker appear among postings about visits to Wolfeboro New Hampshire Camp Pickett Virginia Quantico Virginia and Dusworth.
Mary Castrongines and Seaman Joseph John are among residents on furloughs visiting friends. Ignacy Piléck, with the Coast artillery, enjoys a home visit while stationed at Fort McKinley. Rev. Arvo Niskonen and Mrs. Niskonen are at Parker Street while the parsonage is repaired. Miss Josephine Ket, RN, aviation stewardess, died in an airplane crash last Wednesday. Maynard Golf Course hosts a championship by the police department next week. Officer Johnston is favored to win again. Barber shop prices rise this week with men’s cut 50 cents and shave 30 cents children’s cut 50 cents. Previous issue prices were misstated.
Pore Corporal Tolvo A Wick stationed at Chanute Field Ti has completed training and graduated from the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command school He learned in instruments his vital technical operation skills for maintaining the industry s fighting planes He is the son of Mrs Hilla Wick of Maynard.
Mr and Mrs James Farrell attended the funeral services in Weston for the Right Rev Josep N Gee S ds former president of Holy Cross College and the titular District of Selinus. Margaret McCarthy has returned home from Baker Memorial Hospital Boston and is recovering well.
Maynard reports an amateur contest at the high school auditorium with both boys and girls earning prizes for talent. Winners include Julian Clade and Sherley Wilcox among performers, as students from junior high and Grove Park join a vehicle program.
Funeral services for William F. Calis were held Saturday afternoon at his Parker Street home. Rev. Halsey Andrews officiated with burial at Glenwood Cemetery under Fowler Memorial Service.
The Maynard licensing board issued permits to a mix of transportation firms and individuals including Lovell Bus Lines, Inc. and Mann's Taxi Co. Inc. The document lists trustees and various names with entries for tires and bus services and a New Bus and Truck Tires category.
Manning Pharmacy announces a new department selling Lederle Veterinary products for horses cattle sheep and other livestock. The Maynard Druggist says the Lederle line includes vaccines serums and remedies and highlights Lederle as a leading innovator in human and animal health with vaccines against cholera rabies swine erysipelas and encephalomyelitis.
The plan for Maynard churches includes Finnish Congregational and Presbyterian pastors leading midweek services at 7 30 p m followed by a social hour. Mrs Ida Pekkala and Miss Lillian Pekkala sponsor the coffee table. No services are scheduled for next Sunday.
A collection of brief devotional prompts asserting that prayer is warranted and answered when seeking righteousness. It contrasts nature’s allure with an appeal to a higher Infinite Power and references Mary Baker Eddy.
Fresh Lemon Oatmeal Cookies paired with homemade lemonade offer a refreshing, healthful summer treat. The recipe uses whole grain oats and lemon zest for vitamin B and vitamin C, detailing ingredients and steps to bake cookies and garnish with lemon peel.
A patriotic exhortation urging citizens to support soldiers abroad and sustain freedom. The piece emphasizes doing work at home, fairness, and collective effort to secure victory, concluding with Mrs. Walter Vickers as the author.
The quote contrasts viewing suffering as evil with recognizing its role in human achievement. Dr. A P Shepherd argues that much modern sentimentality ignores history of suffering and its contribution to progress.
Play has started for the club championship with close matches anticipated. Frank Grieves beat Joe Cleary 2 and 1 while Don Mariano formerly of Grand View defeated Bill Kane 3 and 2. Jack Johnston, 1942 champion, faces strong competition from new members as others compete in elimination rounds. A mixed foursome featuring Mr and Mrs Fred Pickwick was won by the Pickwicks as Stanley Watts and Shirley Jensen return to duties. Benny Perillo and P Ojalehto prepare for their week run as interest grows in the new member matches.
Among 256 popes in Catholic history, 81 adopted one of five names. John led with the most, followed by Gregory Benedict Clement and Innocent in descending order.
Members are urged to arrive early at the old Grange on Summer Street for bathing and games at Lake Boon. William Haywood handles refreshments, Orville Tucker chairs entertainment, Annie oversees transportation with Hazel and Ann Dora assisting. Anne Duclos coordinates transportation. trip plans depend on weather. rain shifts to Thursday the 12th at the Old Gr on.
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