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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1941
Page
3
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Mrs Elizabeth Duggan 76 a former Maynard resident died Christmas day at her sister Mrs Charles LaPorte home in Northboro Born in Moyland she had lived in the United States 50 years She leaves three sisters Mrs Caroline Seckel Waltham Mrs Hannah Matevier Medway and Mrs Frank Johnson Maynard and a brother William Davids Maynard Funeral last Saturday was attended by relatives and friends from Maynard
The Holy Name Societies of Bernard's parish Concord Our Help of Christians parish seat Concord St Bridget's and Casimir's parishes Maynard Elizabeth's church of West ton plan a meeting Sunday after January 4 at St Bridget's Maynard at three o'clock. New Year's Day will feature special services at St Bridget's and St Casimir's masses at 9 10 11 30 in the morning with additional Masses 9 and 11 at St Casimir's.
An excerpt reflects on how small details reveal the boundary between success and failure. The text emphasizes perception and selective focus as key to recognition.
John and Joan Cowles, twin children of Abs. Al Cowles of Walcott Street, enjoyed Christmas with Santa Claus and celebrated their first birthday. They are described as the first mixed set of twins born to a soul couple in several years, with a large birthday cake at the center of the table.
Lieut Charles Denholm of Acton, station editor, promoted to Captain at Fort Devens. He is a 1922 West Point graduate and has lived in Acton since June. William Rawitzer, son of Mrs. William Rawitzer, visits mother. a Royal Canadian Air Force student flyer on leave. Donn W. Parsons, Roosevelt Aviation School graduate, back home at Fletcher's Corner. Katherine Kinsley led Acton girls in a charity dancing party for Fort Devens enlistees. Miss Vera Cunningham of Boxboro, in Washington government work, may transfer to Boston soon. Chimney fire at Winifred Sylvia Gift Shop in South Acton quelled with no damage. Fire Department responded.
Civilian Defense Committees issue a directive to residents to obey air raid wardens and authorized officials in emergencies. The notice urges cheerful compliance with all orders from blackout to attic safety measures, reflecting wartime civil defense expectations.
Public urged to obey orders and report suspicious incidents during 24 hour duty period in Massachusetts. Citizens warned against amateur saboteurs and bold claims of patriotism as authorities stress readiness and vigilance.
A fragment quotes Douglas Jeprold noting some people crave misfortune and chase bad luck. It reflects a mischief driven line about pursuing ill outcomes.
Sudbury Schools received 1941 special awards from the Massachusetts Department of Agriculture for outstanding vegetable gardens. Certificates and pins were given to members including Hamilton Perkins Carl Roos Warren Whitney and others. The report also lists a perfect attendance record for November December across grades 1 to 12 and an honor roll for the high and junior high.
The death of Murphy 65 of Mond Street is announced with a requiem mass at the church. Family members Frank Spence Ralph Barnes attend, with a service noted for December 3 22 and related arrangements in the cemetery.
A Voltaire remark on free speech is cited with the phrase defend to the death your right to say it. The excerpt echoes timeless points about liberty and expression.
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