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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1917

Page

8

Maynard Roll Of Honored Service List

The Maynard Soldiers' and Sailors' Information committee compiles a lengthy roll of local residents serving in the U S forces across camps in Devens Gordon and Greene plus overseas postings in France and Europe. Names include John Adamson William Baron Frank Binks George Binns Joseph Boothroyd James Carney Joseph Chidley Henry Clark Charles Coulter Raymond Connors Harry Croft James Cronin Joseph Cullen Edward Johnson and many others with ranks from private to warrant officer and units such as Ammunition Train Field Artillery and 26th Division. The notice invites corrections and updates to ensure a complete record of Maynard residents who entered any branch during the war.

John Adamson Camp Devens William F. Baron F. A Signal Corps Devens Whitney Bent Ameri Joseph Beavis Ardgay Frank J. Binks Washington George V. Binns France Joseph Boothroyd Field Lawrence Brindley Robert Seace John F. Carey Camp Dévens Fred Carleton U. S. Navy Commonwealth Pier James Carney 101St Inf Joseph Chidley Co. E U. 8 Greene Army Harry S. Croft 101St Regt James Cronin Navy Birmingham Joseph Cullen U.S. Navy New York George A. Daley Walter R. Denniston Philip Dwinell Tucker European Hartwell S. 8 Paris William Fornier Camp Gordon Guyer W. Fowler J. J. Gallagher Priv Co. B Harold Garney Nevada John Gibbons Naval Reserve Fred Hanson Marines Philadelphia Hans P. Hanson Harold C. Hanison Co. I Amer John Hardy John E. Hietala Harold Higgins U. S Oglethrope Cook John Higgins New Jersey Charles Heath 14Th Co sDepot Brigade Charles Jackson Cassion 2 Richard Jackson Los Angeles California Ralph A. Jamieson Virginia Seaman Edward ©. Johnson Raymond Jones Camp Greene N. C Patrick Kane Westfield Mass Frank Kelley A. S. Navy Bath Vincent L. Kelley Walter J. Kelley Svante Kukkula Camp John Keegan Dominick Laskowiski Thomas Lawlor Ralph Lawton New York City Charles H Lent Edward F. Ledgard Fred F. Lemoine Atlanta Felix A. George Lesage Michael Lesage Armoy Joseph J. Lisiocky Arthur W. Lord 14Th Railway Engineers Charles Luker Alfred Luoma Waino Luosala Syracuse Jeremiah Lynch U. S. Medical Corps Ft. Ontario Oswego Michael E. Lynch Stephen Maley Igene Edward Millar Scotland Arthur Millinton Zachery Minko Dominick Moore Co D Frank B. Mortis Quantico Cornelius Moynihan Go. D William Oates George Payne Powhatan Joseph Payne U.S Nashville Frank B. Parks Joel F. Parmenter Charles Punty Patrick J. Pyne Allie Peterson Naval Ludwick Rajewicz Albert Rasmussen Ernest A Rasmussen Charles J. Ryan U. S. Cavalry Ft. Houston San Antonio James Ryan Michael Rynkewitz Fred Sarvella Oscar Sawyer Medical Corps Washington, D. C Sidney Scott End Clarence Smith Frank D. Smith Pawnee Russell Stone Scott John W. Taylor U. S. Marines Paris Island C. Wm Charlestown Eden Tobin Chavy Charles Usher Antony Wasuick Arkansas Ey Wasuick Cagston Louis Wasiuk Levi Whitney Frank HE. Wilder Field Artillery Gordon Fred Wilder John Wirtanen Cassion Oscar Wurio George Whittaker 102D China Frank Demary Hdyts Liverpool Regt Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Information Committee Maynard William Gutteridge Brooks St

Resumed Work Chin Wing Returns to Family Laundry

Chin Wing, previously rejected by army doctors at Camp Devens, returns to his father’s laundry as Mai Chin notes he liked the free life but his mother disapproves. The article includes photos and mentions he appears for three people.

Chin Wing Camp Devens Mai Chin

Panerdorium Club Programs Evening at Miss Wilder Home

The Panerdorium club gathered at Miss Grace Wilder's home on Thursday evening for sewing for soldiers followed by a social hour. Vocal solos by Miss Viola O'Brien and a reading by Miss Mary Dunn accompanied by Miss Lucille Sims on piano highlighted the entertainment. Officers include Miss Sadie eet bres and Miss Grae Wilder. John Marsden and eo Downey worked in the night shift at the spin mills.

Panerdorium Club Grace Wilder Biel Sn Viola O'Brien Mary Dunn Lucille Sims Sadie Eet Bres Grae Wilder

Bedford's List Roll of Honor Bedford Boys in the U S Service

The Public Safety committee seeks corrections to a Bedford Roll of Honor listing Bedford boys in the U S military service. A card catalogue will list relatives and friends. photos desired for filing. notify George R. Blinn. The long list includes numerous names with ranks and postings across U S Army Navy and allied forces.

Bedford U. S Public Safety Committee Lst George R. Blinn Anthony Stanley T Chauncey Crier William J Utawana Cook Davis Frank B Brooklyn Navy Yard N. Y Day Clifford L Corp Co. I U. S. Inf Durkin Pvt Co. G 48Th Inf Med Camp Hill Newport News Michael L Ardgay Ross Shire Scotland Leteher Basil E Camp Logan Houston Texas Ford Milton C Goulding Edward L U.S Naval Hospital Phila Ee N Hugh J Hdgis Co U.S. Inf Jackson William 14Th Eners Kealy David T Sig Camp Kelly San Antonio Field Gettysburg Riese F. A Walsh Edward F Camp Devens Ayer Walsh John Jr Camp Shelby Hattieburg Miss

Maynard Public Meeting Praises War Effort in K of C

A Maynard Riverside hall gathering praised the Knights of Columbus Red Cross and Y M C A for war work. Speakers included Dr Thomas F Tierney and ex Mayor Thomas H O Halloran with local talent, a $135 collection, and plans to solicit more funds this week. Donations may be mailed or left at Murphy’s store or McCormack’s barber shop.

K. ‘of C Red Cross Y. M Knights of Columbus Riverside Hall K of C Wilson William Howard Taft Theodore Roosevelt Thomas F. Tierney Hudson U. S. Medical Corps Selectman Thomas H. O’halloran Marlboro Pr ‘Deran Hudson Council Genevieve Coughin William P F. HE. Taylor Printing Co B.J. Coughlin P. H. Murphy Frank McCormack Main St

Appeal for binoculars and telescopes for Navy use

The Council of National Defense urges national generosity to donate binoculars spy glasses and telescopes for the Navy. With war cutting off imports American manufacturers cannot meet demand as submarines require many lookouts. Donations like sweaters and mufflers boosted sailors safety, and similar generosity toward optics would aid in navigation and defense.

Council of National Defense Navy Department

Concert by Colonial Hall showcases top musical talent

A Wednesday evening concert by the music committee of the Congregational church at Colonial Hall drew a large audience. The Cella Trio led by Theodore Cella with Rudolph Ringwall and Adolph Vogel performed instrumental works, while Evelyn Jeanne from Boston offered vocal numbers, earning high praise for their skillful classical and operatic selections.

Congreg Bational Colonial Hall Cella Theodore Cella Boston Symphony Orchestra Harpiat Rudolph Ringwall Adolph Vogel Evelyn Jéane Boston

Loom Fixers Union Elects Officers at I O O F Hall

At a Thursday evening Loom fixers union meeting held in I O O F hall the annual election of officers occurred. George Waterhouse was chosen president with Geo Siswick as vice president Everett Marchant as recording secretary Charles Guillow as treasurer Joseph Rawlinson as warden and Fred Proctor as trustee for three years.

Loom Fixers’ Union I. O. O. F. Hall George’ Waterhouse Geo. Siswick J. A. Smith Everett Marchant Charles Guillow Joseph Rawlinson Fred Proctor

Bradbury Bros Ship 100 Christmas Trees to Four Cities

Hon Rolfe Bradbury travels to Chicago on business while Bradbury Bros send about 100 cars of Christmas trees to New York Baltimore Detroit and Chicago. Sunside Farm Co expands canned goods shipments to New England as sugar deliveries resume to meet full quota after year start. A portrait of a poor proud woman shows a morning kitchen routine with a rolling pin and towel to deceive neighbors about beefsteak.

Rolfe Bradbury Chicago Bradbury Bros New York Baltimore Detroit Sunside Farm Co New England

Assabet Aerie Postpones Ladies' Night for Food Conserva Action

The Assabet aerie of the F O E postpones its annual December Ladies' night to aid food conservation. The Order in cooperation with the OS provides an insurance feature to support members serving in the U S military.

Assabet Aerie, F. O. E 0. S Order U.S

Priscilla Club Held at Miss Annie Kennedy Home

The Priscilla club met Friday evening at Miss Annie Kennedy's Powder Mill Road residence. The gathering featured sewing activities and refreshments as members discussed their Christmas club check status.

Priscilla Club Annie Kennedy Powder Mill Rd Cai Seon Son

Middlesex County Farm Bureau Elects Officers at Concord Meeting

At the annual Middlesex County Farm Bureau meeting in Concord Massachusetts N B Bowditch of Framingham was reelected president L W Dean of Waltham became vice president Gordon Hutchins of Concord named secretary and G B Willard of Waltham treasurer The advisory board includes Bowditch and Mrs Mary A Nash Cambridge with others to be appointed by county commissioners The Woman's Council reelected chairwoman Mrs ay J Storrow and members from Weymouth Littleton Common Holliston Wakefield Pepperell Arlington A luncheon for seventy eight members highlighted the event as attendance exceeded 100 from across the county The report praised past year work and outlined plans to double efforts for the coming year and noted increasing integration of farm bureaus in national agriculture promotion

Middlesex County Farm Concord Mass Middlesex County Farm Bureau N. J. Bowditch Framingham L. W. Dean Waltham Gordon Hutchins G.B. Willard Ne. Bowditch Mary A. Nash Cambridge Ay J’ Storrow Woman’s Council Woman's Council I. Cooper Weyland Alice M. ‘Howard Littleton Common A’ ‘Chevater Holliston Edwin Miller Wakefield L. P.richardson Pepperell H. F. Tomp Arlington J. B. Abbott A. G. Halbower Upton W. P Schatz Middlesex County Colonial Inn B.F. Dickinson Billerica H. F. Tompson Jon W. H. Teney Acton Stephen W. Sabine Groton

Dancing Party Draws Large Carlisle Union Hall Attendance

A successful dancing party was held at Carlisle Union Hall Friday evening with large attendance. Music was furnished by the Maynard quartet. refreshments were served. A sleighing party from the town attended the event.

Country sale brings strong turnout at Trinity church event

A well attended country sale in the Trinity church vestry featured vegetable and cooked food tables plus jelly, preserves, ice cream, cake, sandwiches, an apron table and an apple won stand. Popcorn and other items sold well, with Mrs. Herbert reported to represent a new effort.

Trinity Church Herbert

Christmas Party Announced for Chil er Parish Area

Readable fragments indicate a Christmas party event tied to a parish and school setting scheduled for Saturday in December. Details on time and exact venue are unclear in the damaged OCR text.

Meeting of Auxiliary at Mrs. Eens We 4 Tu Y afternoon

The auxiliary of the Concord gallery held a pleasant afternoon meeting at Mrs. Eens home. They planned to hold all future meetings at the Red Cross room to assist with meat.

Concord Galle Oy Eens Dees Red Cross

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Durham Tobacco THE Sheridan Gros Main Street George E. Hack Arthur J. Coughlan Co Maynard Block Maynard, Mass Room Middlesex Institution Harvey Wheeler Charles E. Brown Board of Investment Stedman, Buttrick Herbert W. Hosmer Conard, Mass G. Ziegler Jain J. A. Lips Union Street Concord, Mass Eo Downey John Marsden Mills Fullenton Hat Shop Bedford's List North Acton Dancing Trinity Ghurgh News
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