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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1944
Page
5
Condensed obituary note for S. Collins reports a high mass at The Church of Help of Christians on Monday morning in Concord. E Condon Collins is mentioned. The Concord merchant and her home at 364 Main Street are noted along with family: two sons Lawrence and John G Collins, a petty Army member, and a daughter.
Obituary note recalls Miss Agnes B Collins of West Concord with ties to the Legion of Mary and Catholic Daughters of America Our Lady Help of Christians Court. Interment was held at St Bernard's Cemetery in Concord and she lived with her family.
Local offer promotes Pay & Take in Marlboro with a sale on bedroom sets. Advert reads Save 40c on every dollar and urges customers to buy at the Pay & Take Way.
Word from the War Department confirms First Lieutenant Edvin Alberi was seriously wounded in action in France on June 1. Alberi, a 11 year National Guardsman from Hudson, trained at Fort Benning and the Infantry School, and recently sent overseas with a special group of officers.
Maynard veteran Maynard Jaroslaw Kiertanis aged 51 was found dead Tuesday night at 41 River Street by his son Joseph. Medical examiner Dr. William Roche ruled death natural. Born in Lithuania he is survived by several children. Funeral services are arranged by W. A. Twombly Funeral Service. A South Acton couple welcomed a grandson born August 3 with Rev. and Mrs. Clark Amstutz of Detroit as grandparents.
Henry Hanson, a popular postal carrier, ends a three weeks' vacation in Phillips Harbor Maine and resumes his daily delivery route.
Maynard Knights of Columbus finalize plans for a week long carnival at Crowe Park Great Road starting Monday August 14. A Wednesday wrestling match between Charles Strack Acton and Al Thorpe Georgia is promoted as the highlight. The Midway adds new attractions including a $1,000 trapeze act nightly.
Reverend and Mrs. Henning Daniel son and daughter Evelyn of West Acton spent last week in Rumney New Hampshire for a ministers conference. Mr and Mrs Clare A Milbery of West Acton vacationing with relatives in Colchester Connecticut.
War casualty list from the War Department informs Mrs. Nellie Kodjis of Pvt. Bronislaw Kodjis of the 121st Infantry Co G 8th Division killed in action on July 18 in France. He was 28, inducted July 16 1942, last with his mother October 12 1943 before overseas duty. He leaves a brother Stanley and sisters Veronica and Laura.
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