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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1944
Page
3
A town farewell party featured numerous residents including Mrs. Charles Strack Mrs. Jacob Stoler Mrs. Paul Marble Mrs. Perry Marble Mrs. Justice Mrs. Dewey Mrs. Walter Stevens Gordon Coles and Mrs. Allen as part of the event.
Moody and Mrs J Henry present a Tascae Chartfield coffee as a parting gift. Readable but unclear context mentions a farewell gesture and a named individual.
Mr and Mrs James Knight of Southerin announce the engagement of their daughter Hazel to Private J C William T Oesar USMC son of [undisclosed]. Hazel is a 1941 Acton School graduate and is to graduate from Symmes Hospital Arlington in January.
Fragment mentions a person on duty in a Lovell hospital at Fort Devens and a Chelsea Naval Hospital reference. Details are incomplete and names or roles are partially obscured.
Mrs. William B. Prescott was a weekend guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Morse. Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Forbes have returned from a visit in New York City.
Sudbury High A. A. votes twenty dollars for a Saturday dance. The 6th War Loan aims five thousand dollars with monitors listed by grade. High school plans an eighteen seventy five dollar bond to Alden Roberts for Merchant Marine training. Cadet Nurse program promoted for lifetime education. 4H notes celebrate Achievement Week with Massachusetts figures and a new child care club in Sudbury. Senior play “Let Us Be Glamorous” set for Friday night. Christmas vacation dates noted, with a gala dance planned by the Goodman Society and town events at Sudbury Town Hall.
The Friday Bridge Club met at the Abner Wheeler House in Framingham on Friday last week and enjoyed a delightful session with refreshments and friendly play.
Wartime rhetoric frames the clash as a pledge to keep fighting until all Japanese forces are defeated. The speaker asserts Americans must remain abroad until victory is secured, insisting no return home until the war ends.
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