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Fragmentary OCR text mentions near a home visit by Mr and Mrs John and Powder Mill Road with references to Rome and weekend plans. Details are garbled and no coherent event or outcome can be established.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1943
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions near a home visit by Mr and Mrs John and Powder Mill Road with references to Rome and weekend plans. Details are garbled and no coherent event or outcome can be established.
A battered fragment recalls Sergeant Vasil Chernak Jr and others tied to a Massachusetts education commission meeting. The document mentions a furlough and a state test of teacher college policy set for December 16 with the State Commissioner of Education. It closes with a stark REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR refrain.
The text reflects a fragmented urban notice with mention of George Murphy a naval enlistment Raymond Connors and a Boston invitation. It references Navy service for Murphy and Hollys return from a five day visit. Also notes Dr Arthur DeAngelo moving back to practice after injury at Camp and extended family and friends reactions.
In a brief notice local officials issued building permits to several residents and businesses in Raveno this month. The report lists permit counts and applicant names in a compact town bulletin.
Sgt Paul J Mart of the Air Corps has returned to Salt City and will join a new squadron. He earned his air gunnery wings at Tyndall Field Florida on November 13 after completing an extensive gunnery mechanics course at Sheppard Field Texas last September, establishing his qualifications as a proficient aerial gunner.
The Maynard Garden Club plans a Sunday meeting at 13th on 286 Mein AY. Members will answer a Christmas themed roll call with a poem or story. A siren and untimely blast echo in the background as custodian Quinn hunts the source.
Mrs. J ocal chairs Fat Salvage Committee reporting Maynard surpassed the September quota. The effort credited to the Green Tree and Powder Mill contributions with Tobin announcing upcoming stamp incentives beginning next month.
Maynard Grange members prepare for 1944 by installing officers in Masonic Hall on January 27. Dominoes include Eva Smith, Hazel Bumpus, Anne Duclos, Dorothy Alving, Grace Whitney, and Mary Castellucci. The annual Christmas party is noted and Neighbor's Night attendance listed.
The Youth Fellowship will gather for a Christmas party at 18B Maple Street, December 15, hosted by President Mrs. Bissé-Burgess. Members bring small items for a charity tree as part of the annual event.
Services led by Rev Norman Caree at 9 30 am with Beginners Nursery and Primary classes starting 10 585 in charge of music under Hildia Merriman organist Charlotte Sivon. Teen Christian Endeavor meets 3 pm with Jane Cannady in charge and refreshments to follow. Church circle and league hold a midweek meeting as part of Christmas outreach.
The Grendale Street Lutheran Church lists health and parish notes with a schedule including a choir practice at 7:15 p.m. on December 14 and mentions church activities and leaders for the week.
The congregation announces a midweek Thursday service followed by a social hour. Mr. and Mrs. Feen sponsor the nity and the day features a vestry meeting. Mrs Heten is in charge of arrangements with worship planned for Sunday December 12.
Albert Jexangan of Maynard Cleaners joins the Navy and heads to Boston for induction. Edmund Hooper, son of Dry, is noted in the local notice.
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