30 Dec 1943
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1943
Page
1
Board of Selectmen notes new laws from the last Legislature aimed at disaster prevention. Starting January 1, all venues with 50 or more people will face state and local regulations. Commissioner Stokes says the provision covers existing ordinances and applies to theatres, cinemas, and other places of assembly.
A fragment notes the issuance time of a Certificate of Inspection and the stated number of persons allowed to assemble, work, or reside, indicating maximum capacity as agreed at issuance. The text references permitted counts but lacks full context or location details.
The Maynard Bicycle Club held a Christmas party at Mrs. Clinton Downey's home with Carol Downey as hostess. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments arranged by Carol Lee Downey and others. Later the club hosted the Good Sports Club at Town House with a decorated Christmas tree donated by Eileen Fairbanks. children enjoyed games and treats, and many attendees shared in the holiday cheer.
Readable fragment mentions a regional ad item with unclear names and numbers. Due to damaged text no full event or party can be identified. Summary reflects the uncertain fragmentary nature of the source without inventing details.
Mrs Betté Cassa of Strawberry Hill road was home from duties in Washington DC over the holidays, visiting family and friends.
The notice details East Cambridge and Lowell session judges for the Middlesex Superior Criminal and Civil Courts in 1944. It lists assigned judges, weeks in session, and start dates such as January 3 to 28 for Good and January 3 to March 24 for First Session Civil.
Cinemo Five continued its strong form with a 74 to 68 victory over a tough church squad. Castronova and Dick led the winners with Larson and Maynard guiding the team. Rogers and Iduk added 12 and 11 points for the choir in Va.
Fragmentary text lists names such as Gould, D. Genter, Wragg, Boatman, Heath, Hill, and Mrs. Gard, with references to a Monday event and a party in honor of someone. Details are garbled and identities uncertain.
In a crowded Times Square scene the decision to allow Doyle to rejoin the school ship hinges on a renewed chance at sea. Wallace urges cheer while Martin weighs the impact of a sailor's return on a troubled cadet. Doyle's hope for a shore job ends with Cadet Council's future vote.
A Christmas program at Acton School features students from multiple grades performing songs and readings. Students include Priscilla Steeves Vy Bradford Maralen Moody Teddy Paeman Rob Whitts Greenough Hugh and others with names and roles in carols and narration.
Concord churches observed Christmas with services and hymns. Sunday at First Parish Unitarian featured Rev Daniels on Fateful Year and choir music. Christmas midnight masses drew good crowds in Doth and West Concord. Evangelical Free staged its annual program. St Stephen’s Day observances noted.
Boston officials announce 1,600,000 forms ready in the internal revenue office awaiting distribution by March 15. Acting Collector Thomas H. Bughely notes New Year arrivals will begin with tax forms mailed to taxpayers as the season opens.
Mrs. Julia Lenaisist announces the engagement of Grace Lenzi to Tony Colombo. Grace, a Sudbury High School graduate, works in the Isabel Mills sewing department in Waltham. Tony Colombo, a well known golfer and former athlete, has worked at the Surf Club in Miami and is a member of Maynard Country Club.
Avis Rossi of Boston Massachusetts appears in Southboro program style, publishing a song entitled You Won t Know the Old Red Rooster She sings and plays accordion and is listed as a member of Miss LeFevre s orchestra The note comments on business health and uses a Henry Ford quip about scratching for what it gets
Rental notice for a house with coal heat and chicken coop and garden space. Includes garage and detached structures. Addresses local amenities and lease terms implied in the fragmented OCR text.
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