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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1941

Page

6

Articles Approved at Town Session Sudbury

A special town meeting approved five articles as listed in the warrant. The Finance Committee endorsed four items: $618 for Public Welfare, $180 for Aid to Dependent Children, $250 for Town Hall expenses, and $50 for incidentals. Article five was amended to $80 for incidentals plus $30 for the Moderator salary and Civilian Defense. Beall notes the meeting drew fair voter attendance.

Sudbury Hie Finance Committee Beall

Thieves Take Clothing From Parked Cars in Sudbury

Sudbury police investigate thefts from autos parked overnight on Maynard and Concord roads. Suspects stole clothing and other items last week and case is now in police hands for investigation.

Sudbury Maynard Concord

Acton Civic Group Plans Christmas Events and Meetings

Local church circles and civic groups in Acton organized a Christmas party for church members and planned a loyalty supper at the Acton Baptist church. Meetings featured budget reviews, a short play, and a stereopticon lecture titled Bach with His own Brush. Hosts include Mrs. Ormal Laffin and Mrs. Edward Bursaw.

August Hederstedt Belmont R A Bares Neen the Immaculate Conception Ormal Laffin Acton T. C. Gallagher G. A. R. Hall Acton Baptist Church Arthur Lee Mabe Coffin of Somerville Holt John Coughlin Louis Leveront Alice Vermont

Catholic Club to start annual Christmas basket drive

The Aeton Catholic Club announced a Christmas basket for needy families in town and said the program will become a regular activity. Mrs. Frank Wheuley is on the committee and the club will hold its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday.

Aeton Catholic Club Frank Wheuley Evil

Elephant trunk ranks among most versatile body organs

The elephant's trunk is a highly versatile appendage with about 40 000 muscles. It can uproot trees or delicately pick up a pin illustrating its exceptional range and strength.

Rebekahs Guest Night at West Acton Lodge

The Winona Rebekah lodge met at Odd Fellows hall with Noble Grand Esther Smiley. The evening included a whist party planned for December 11 at the I.O.O.F. hall, official visits by Deputy President Con stance Jones and District Deputy Marshal Dordthy Matthewson of Milford, and performances by Mrs Matthewson and Rev Arthur Wilde. Guests included gentlemen companions. refreshments were set by Edythe Bird Edith Hopkins Cora Redfern and Alice Roberts. Next meeting is December 17.

West Acton Winona Rebekah Lodge Milford Karolyn Wilde Edythe Bird Edith Hopkins Cora Redfern Alice Roberts

Acton School Remedial Reading Program and December Play Preview

In November Acton schools offered part time remedial work focused on reading under Miss Louisa Wood. West Acton church hosted midweek services led by Rev Arthur Wilde. The Torch dance at Blanchard auditorium featured over 60 students. Miss Arlene Hanson resigned after marrying J Herbert Lindblom on November 29. The December 12 senior class play Footloose will be at Blanchard with a large cast and aactive committee noted for tickets publicity and ushers.

Acton Louisa Wood West Acton Baptist Church Arthur Wilde Torch Blanchard Auditorium Arlene Hanson J. Herbert Lindblom Blanchard Ray Mond McAvenna Peggy Fraser Kay Flagg Gerry Tracy Clare Howard Muriel Pelley William Feeley Martha Sheehan Paul Sweeney Betsy Flanagan Thomas Connor Burton Merriam Geraldine Clapp W. Godfrey H. Bjorklund P. Burtt E. Er G. Curley G. WamboNit L. Diggs Curley E. Bursaw K Schofield D. Curley P. Gowen Greene D. Greene E. Greene B. Gowen G. Wambolit F. Lawson B. Wayne G. Livermore M. Foote

There is nothing more frightful on an active gner Goethe

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Democracy in Maynard sports unites diverse youth leaders

In Maynard a Russian‑born youth Vic Kizik becomes captain of next season’s high school football team, the town’s first Finnish‑Russian leader in scholastic athletics. The piece praises the town’s democratic spirit across Finnish, Polish, Italian, Russian, and English backgrounds, noting contributions from numerous clubs and communities and the Rawlins league tradition.

AL Cowles Vic Kizil Kizik Maynard Holy Name Roy Marsden Tony ‘Columbo Joe Boulden Kamesh Boys Rawlins League Maynard High School

White Roses for a Christmas Promise

Ann receives a bouquet from Timmy the florist and recalls Jerry's vow to send red roses if he could live without her. Years apart, white roses arrive instead as a sign he cannot return, and Ann realizes his red promise was meant for her. The story follows memory, longing, and the enduring hope of love.

Ann Carson Timmy Jerry Matt China Santa Claus McClure Syndicate WNU

West Acton Girl on Honor Roll at Gould Academy

Miss Anne Litchard of West Acton is a Gould Academy sophomore in Bethel Maine placed on the certificate for honors. Headmaster Elwood Treland reports she passed the Standard Mental Ability Test and the Kuder Vocational Preference Test which help students identify their best field of endeavor.

West Acton Maynard Anne Litchard West Acton Gould Academy Bethel Maine Gould Elwood Treland Litchard Kuder Jes

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Christmas Jesters Across Courts And Corporations

Fashioning humor and bells from medieval geroan traditions, jesters once amused rulers and now adorn calendars of nobility and modern enterprises alike. The piece traces how buffoons moved from sovereigns to corporate halls, offering satirical mirrors of power.

Marlboro heir named executor in aunt Lydia Dodge will

Burleigh Morse Piper of 37 Central Street Marlboro is named principal beneficiary and executor in the aunt Lydia Dodge Morse will filed for probate. The will valued at 5600 dollars in personal property leaves Piper an automobile 10 shares of telephone stock and other stock to out of town relatives. The suit also mentions Joseph M safeties with a separate Marlboro will probated listing three daughters and two sons each receiving one dollar while the remainder of the 1040 dollar estate goes to Rosella Mousette. Attorney John E B Rice and Aaron Rickles represent the estates.

Glancy News Service Cambbridge Burleigh Morse Piper Central Street Marlboro Lydia Dodge (Morse Warren Piper Harold S. Morse Burleigh

Wedding Invitations for Goodridge Bodine at St Mark's Chapel

Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Alice Goodridge daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Goodridge to Samuel Taylor Bodine III son of Mr and Mrs William Bodine of Oakwell Vila Nova. The ceremony will be at St Mark's School Chapel on Saturday December 20 at 3 o'clock.

Southboro Alice Goodridge Edward Coodridge Samuel Taylor Bodine William W. Bodine Oakwell Vila Nova St. Mark’s School St. Paul’s School Concord Princeton University Pennsylvania

Red Cross to Serve Nation telegrams from Marlboro

Marlboro reports telegrams sent by Mrs. Everett Angier chairing the Red Cross drive. The notice outlines volunteers ready to assist nation during wartime service and urges local participation.

RED Cross

Red Cross War Fund Campaign Urged by Chapter Chairman

Mrs Everett L Angier of Marlboro Chapter calls for immediate action to raise a minimum twenty five million fund for war relief and armed forces support. The appeal notes local chapters may keep fifteen percent for local relief and requests prompt reporting of actions taken. Norman H Davis signs the telegram urging swift response.

American Red Cross Everett L. Angier Marlhoro City Hall Red Cross Frijey Norman H. Davis

Petitions for Appointed Administratrix and Divorces

Cambridge Courthouse reports Anne C. Doherty of Lake Boon Hudson petitions to be administratrix of Antanis Basiulis estate value 328 dollars represented by Fannie M Buzzell Barbara W Larson of Hudson sues for divorce from Biner A Larson Framingham married August 14 1933 Natick cruelty represented by J Walton Tuttle Elizabeth Casavecchia of Hudson seeks divorce from Dominic Casavecchia Hudson cruelty case married July 15 1939 Hudson attorney Samuel Kunen represents the wife

Glancy News Cambridge Anne C. Doherty K Avenue Lake Boon Hudson Antanis Basiulis Fannie M. Buzzell Barbara W. Larson Biner A Larson Framingham Natick Atty J. Walton Tuttle Elizabeth Casavecchia Dominic Casavecchia Atty Samul Kunen

Installation of officers at Powers Camp Sons of Ulster

Joint night for installation of officers of Powers Camp Sons of Ulster and Auxiliary 30 at High Street halt. Past Department commander Harding Hale officiated with Mrs Rita Angier and other officers listed. Supper served at 4 o'clock.

Sarah Ei II Breault Stone Im F. Parker Marion Beck Eva N. Carpenter Frederika Myra, Devitt Allen Josie L. Gaines Russell Russell Mi Commande Grant Edward’ Coley E. Marsh Williamp Council Joseph Stanley Roace Char Edward F. Gayfearon Charles A. Rich

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