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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1944
Page
2
Miss Patricia Hilferty daughter of Richard Hilferty is featured in a civic or social note. The item references a Pascuaic Thompson street scene and an evening event with Sula Bim Nestad as part of the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Maynard Anthony Poptern Ik and an entity titled All Main Ape with unclear context. No verifiable events, dates, or affiliations are readable in the text. Further readable material needed for a proper summary.
The text notes installation of officers for Local 140 TW in Pom, with attendees including Hilda Smith and Betty, plus Floyd J. Fridy. It mentions holidays, a son, Samuel Sims in Boston with Handel airs and a choir, and various locals and church youths, all reflecting a community social scene.
Soldiers reported wounded in action send letters to families during the holiday period. Among those mentioned are Mr and Mrs Liekotia Sudbury who received word that their son Pte Joseph Lic ips hooert is hurt in Tay.
In New York, Mr and Mrs Brooks of 42 Winthrop Avenue welcome Joseph A who has recently returned from the sea to their home, sharing a quiet family reunion and news of his travels.
Mrs Salina W Jones formerly Ruth Cuttell daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Cuttell Linden street has been discharged from the Wace unit and becomes the first young woman to join the American Legion Demars Post 235 She was seated and sponsored by Past Seem William s Baron During service she was in the Cadets Corps and upon release held the rank of Sergeant Her husband is in the Army stationed in Nebraska.
Maynard Mea organized a Christmas week for her vocal pupils assisted by Mrs. Harry Bumpus and Mrs. Johm Dora Jr. The room was decorated with candles and a tree with gifts. Present were Ruth and Te, Lee Downey, Peggy Brown, Joan Bumpus, Floreng Croft, Rita Creighton, and Phylis Tor key of Acton.
Janet Kin King of Renews Newfoundland dies Sunday night at age related to 34 years in town. He is survived by Ellen King and two sons Matthew A of Maynard and James V serving in the U S Navy, two brothers Thomas and Patrick, and two sisters Frances Lanigan and Annie Kane of Maynard. Funeral held Wednesday mass of requiem at St Bridget's Church and burial in Parish Cemetery under Fowler Funeral Service.
A distorted fragment describes a soldier’s Christmas Eve greeting from the American Army to relatives and friends on Railroad Street. It mentions the son of Mr. and Mrs. Felixez who is far from home, feeling fine yet lonely for old friends and his hometown.
Regular Past Noble Grand Association meeting noted for January 4. The P N G Association donated a blanket which was awarded to Miss Elsie Oxner of Framingham.
We express sincere gratitude to relatives for condolences after our loss. Special thanks to Foote Mare and Iguana of Ladies Ally and to Eunice Buckley Mice Elizabeth Buckley for support during our bereavement.
Nealey widow of Edward F. Nealey and longtime resident of Fletcher Corner South Acton died Tuesday at a test home in Stow. She was born in Corinna Maine 81 years ago and spent more than 24 years in Maynard active in clubs and the Eastern Star. Funeral Thursday at 2 at the Fowler home with Rev Norman Maclean officiating burial in Corinna Maine.
Maynard Walter Mike Johnson veteran shortstop for two seasons is elected captain of the Maynard high school baseball squad for spring. He was a leading batter last year and versatile, playing halfback in football and part of the current basketball quintet. He is student president of the senior class.
Maynard aeara Krysieni hosted fourteen young playmates at a party at Mr and Mrs Charles Krysieniel Wall Court on a Sunday afternoon. The gathering centered around a table display and a graceful afternoon for the children.
A fragment notes Earle Ovington undertook the first airmail flight on September 23 between Nassau Boulevard and Garden City Estates in Long Island New York. The system operates on a rigid schedule and is now published by the United States as public service.
A damaged OCR fragment references a law enforcement action in a city with vague details. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable, but the text indicates an official police or state response and a hold or investigation in progress.
Eileen Bel was elected captain of the high school girls field hockey team for next year. Other awards went to Paldinae Baine Rose D'Aga Alice Syva nen and Connie, with selections on the first team recognizing these players.
The readable text references Buckingham Field near Fort Myers Florida and mentions qualification and training contexts. Vague items include aircraft and a Trade School, with scattered phrases about bombers and a correlative wartime setting. The fragment lacks clear events or names to anchor a full summary.
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