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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1944

Page

2

Community notices from St Cas parish Galas and local births

A Gras supper and entertainment were held by St Cas parish in the church hall on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Augustine Murphy and Mr Murphy are congratulated on the birth of a daughter at Emerson hospital. Mrs Leonard Waldron and Hillside street residents celebrate a newborn son at Emerson hospital. National Guard basics grads from Sampson N Y visit home. names include Ray Mors George Murphy Ahtiola Albert Carlson Robert Beman Anthony Grigas. Corporal Watt returned from barracks Missouri awaiting family visit. Mrs Aling Hendrickson and Alina’s Beauty Salon attended a hairdressing convention at the Hefenue last week. Elizabeth Lord hosted from the Devon Station Hospital Basic Training Center, Fort She ifl. Mazzeo welcomed a daughter last week at Emerson Hospital. Father is stationed at Myers Florida.

aMyang Leonard Waldron Hillside Street Emerson Hospital Aling Hendrickson Alina Hellinen Hefenue

Unclear Text Card From Local Note

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Care of Thanks for Sympathy from Lynch Family

The Lynch family thanks everyone who offered sympathy and assistance during the hours surrounding the passing of George F. Lynch.

Aca Ae George F. Lynch

Enlisted WAC Esther Severin joins unit after training

Esther Severin of 12 Harrison Street reenlists in the WAC after basic training at Fort Oglethorpe Georgia and graduation from the Army Administration School in Arkansas. The Nitty Needlers visited Boston to see the play Decision at Wilbur Theatre and dined at Steuben with guests Rachel Leater Alyce Murphy Doris Larson Rita Sullivan Peggy Hinds Estelle Julia Mariano and Anne Primiano. Wilbur Hamlin of 20 Concord Street is confined to his bed after slipping on ice. Mrs Hamlin celebrated his 80th birthday and friends send regards.

Esther Severin Harrison Street WAC Fort Oylethorpe Georgia Army Administration’ School Arkansas Nitty Needlers Boston Wilbur Theatre Steuben Rachael Leater Alyce Murphy Doris Larson Rita Sullivan Peggy Hinds Estelle Julia Mariano Anne Primiano Wilbur Hamlin Concord Street Hamlin

Miss Crosby Returns Home After Week-Long Hospital Stay

Miss Alice Crosby of Glendale street is home again after a week in Massachusetts General Hospital.

Alice Crosby Glendale Street Massachusetts General Hospital

Maynard-Joseph Mancini Receives Farewell Before Enlistment

Joseph Mancini, recently enlisted in the Seabees, was given a farewell party by relatives and friends at the Italian Social Club. He received a purse of money as gifts. the event featured dancing refreshments. Mancini, former manager of the People's Theatre basketball team, is married with three children and worked at the Navy Yard.

Maynard Joseph Mancini Joseph Seabees People's Theatre H¢iga Navy Yard

Victory Book Campaign Seeks Public Response

The Maynard Victory Book Campaign chaired by Mr. James Tobin lags with a state goal of 250000 books. Citizens may contribute by leaving books at the Maynard Public Library as organizers urge prompt support.

Maynard Mrr James Tobin Maynard Putlic

Maynard-Donala Torpa Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party

Maynard-Donala Torpa celebrated his seventh birthday by hosting a party at his parents home on Summer Street. Friends played games around a large decorated table centered by a birthday cake and he received many gifts.

Maynard Donala Torpa Tanio Torppa Summer Street

Grigas Family Reunion Marks Navy Man’s Leave

Second Class Tony Grigas U S N R on 30 day leave at Summer Street home after a year on active sea duty. Grigas family held a reunion Sunday at Mrs Elmer Dawson’s Beverly home as he and his wife plan to return to the West Coast next week.

Maynard—Yeoman Tony Grigas U.S.N.R Peén Summer Street Grigas Elmer Dawson Beverly West Coast

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Maynard United War Relief ship garments and toys

The United War Relief Organization of Maynard reports 10 100 new garments made and dispatched to 155 Boylston Street Boston for distribution to sailors soldiers and relief agencies. About 1 000 toys were donated by Maynard children and shipped to Malta. Residents contributed used clothing and letters of thanks arrived to Mrs Lindsay Smith president. Helpers invited to meet Tuesdays or Wednesdays 10:00 am to 4:00 pm at Manning's Pharmacy rear rooms.

Maynard United War Relief Organization of America Boylston Street Boston Navy League Army Malta Lindsay Smith Stroud Manning's

Canteen Aide Class Forming Here

Maynard area seeks women for a Canteen Aide training program due to rising demand. Volunteers completing the course will receive Red Cross Canteen Aide certificates and practical experience, coordinated by Marlborough Chapter. Contact Mrs. Charles A. Stockbridge at 104 Summer Street via telephone 16-W before February 15.

Maynard Aining Nutrition Service Red Cross Marlborough Charles A. Stockbridge Summer Street

Maynard-A Penny Sale by VFW Auxiliary Planned

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary announces a penny sale tomorrow evening at the Town House under Maynard A. The group will also cancel this year’s Bedford Hospital dance and reallocate funds to smoke for the hospital’s shutins.

Maynard Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Town House Bedford Hospital

Free marriage prize joins 4th War Loan drive in Hollister

County Clerk Elmer Dowdy and Judge F J Woll offered a free marriage license and ceremony to a lucky prospective groom as part of Hollister California war bond auction events launching the 4th War Loan Bond Drive. The promotion tied civic officials to local fundraising in a publicity stunt for the drive.

Hollister Cal U.P Elmer Dowdy F._J. Woll

Fourth War Rally at Beed Parker Hall

The Finnish War Bond Committee stages a rally at Parker Street Hall on February 6 from 2 to 5 PM. Oscar Okoi of Fitchburg is guest speaker, Jacob Laurila hosts, with music by the local orchestra under Oscar Tofferi and solos. Proceeds aid the American Red Cross and War Bonds will be sold by Arvo N Rivers, urging each family to buy at least a $100 bond.

Maynard Parker Street Hall Finlaid Oscar’ ‘Okoi Fitchburg Jacob Laurila Oscar Tofferi American Red Cross Arvo N. Rivers U. S

Rebekahs Plan Valentine Events and Installations

Mizpah Rebekah Lodge schedules a Valentine party on February 3 with Ella Price and Gertrude Prescott in charge and a 7 45 p m meeting led by Alice Crosby. A second event on February 17 features a minstrel show organized by the P N G Association under Helen Leithead and Edith McAuslin.

Maynard Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Ella Price P.N.G Gertrude Prescott Alice Crosby N.G Helen Leithead P.ng P.N.G. Association Edith McAuslin Abbie Hissner Mjoved May Stone P.P Charlotte Maguire P

State Guard Dance Feb 21 In Groton

The State Guard held a regular meeting at Acton Town Hall last Monday with roll call by Sergeant Stiles followed by quick and long drills for the upcoming Fitchburg assembly on February 15. Units trained under Corporals Koskonenoe Nyhdimad and Russel while Lieutenant Gram stressed attendance. Members are selling tickets for a February 21 dance to fund the battalion’s four companies, and the evening closed with luncheon.

Maynard State Guard Acton Stiles Jaylonen Fitchburg Koskonenoe Nyhdimad Russel Gram

Alaska Fur Shipments Reach 1948 Total Over Two Million

Fur shipments from Alaska in 1948 totaled 2,048,042 dollars, about 500,000 more than the prior year. Pelts included 162 marten, 15,146 beaver, 212 muskrats, 3,705 mink, and 4,900 Arctic white foxes.

Alaska Junea U.P.J

Moaynard Churches Schedule In February

Pastor Rev Arvo Nigkanen leads Moaynard Church activities with men meeting February 5 at 7 30 p m vestry and Sunday school February 6 followed by worship at 10 45 a m Luther League program February 6 and meeting February 8 at the Robinsons home Luther League meets February 10 at 8 p m and the women s choir practices at 7 p m all in February events for church groups and members.

Arvo“ Nigkanen Rik ‘Ata Luther League Howard" Jobinson

Finnish Congregational Church Mend Monthly Activities

Rev George A Koponen presides at the Finnish Congregational Church in Maynard with mid week service and social hour. Albert Hendrickson to sponsor coffee. Sunday School at 10, worship and business meeting at 4. Choir rehearsal to follow. Members visit Barnstable and West Wareham churches. Fitchburg trip for anniversary services noted.

George Kolen Est Barnstable Kalle Sulkala Ac- Serpenim West Wareham C. B. Society Fitchburg Congregational Doris Ruth Kytola Viola Hytonen Ella Eklund Ruth Pekkala Lillian Pekkala

Union Congregational Church Maynard Services and Activities

The Maynard Congregational Church announces Sunday services with a 9:30 Sunday school and 10:45 morning worship led by Rev. Norman C. MacLean. Miss Pearl D. McAuslin leads opening exercises, with Miss Mary Whitney, Miss Bernice Hamilton, Miss Ann Lent, and Miss Jean Davis contributing. The Lord's Supper will be observed at 10:45. The choir, led by Harold Merriman with Charlotte Sivonen at the organ, provides music. The Prior Christian Endeavor Society meets at 7:00 with Beyden Matthewman presiding. Intermediates devotionals are led by Miss Audrey Olsen and Miss Pauline Roeske at 4:00, Pilgrim Fellowship attends at 6:00 with Harald Brown. Discussion on Growth and Sell-Control continues in the series The Person I Hope to Become. The church council convenes Monday at 7:30 in the chapel. Men’s Fraternal League meets Tuesday at 8:00 with guest speaker Harlow M. Russell of Russell Box Factory.

Norman C. MacLean Harold Merriman Charlotte Sivonen Prior Christian” Endeavor Society Beyden Matthewman William Crosby Audrey Olsen Pauline Roeske Pilgrim Fellowship Harald Brown Frank Cowen Church Council Men’s Fraternal League Harlow M. Russell Russell Box Factory Medford

Mayfard Rev Herbert F Fulton to lead Sunday service

The Mayfard church will hold a Holy Communion service led by the pastor with special music by the choir. Meditation topic is Speaking Bread. The youth fellowship and chapel discussions follow at noon. A Philathe Group meeting is planned for February 5 at Luella Lent’s home.

Mayfard Herbert F. Fulton Philathéa Luella Lent Main Streét Adelphi T. Jeps

Letter requests revival of dances sponsored by Motor Corps

A Maynard Enterprise reader asks the editor to renew dances once run by the Motor Corps to aid youth engagement. The writer notes past social and financial success and cites juvenile delinquency concerns, urging chaperoned events for safer social gatherings.

Maynard Enterprise Motor Corps Oneen Vpeerhagen Saeed Sears

Maynard Drives Salvation Army Campaign To $700 Quota

Maynard and Sudbury prepare for the Salvation Army annual drive set within a week. Twombly elected chairman leads a full committee including Morgan, Qoughlin, Cremer, Drechsler, Erikson, Foster, Fulton, Gutteridge, Koponen, Lever, Maciaszek, Manning, May, Rivers, Sanderson, Sarvela, Stockwell, Stuart, Andrews, Comey, Derby, Hamilton, Larsen, McCufieigh, and Priest.

Maynard Salvation Army Twombly Sudbury Warren A. Twombly Harold J. Morgan James Qoughlin Samuel M. Cremer Oswald C. Drechsler Hans H. ‘A. Erikson Edith B. Foster Herbert F. Fulton George H. ‘Gutteridge George Koponen Charley M. Lever W. F. Maciaszek Irving H. Manning Mise Nellie C. May Arvo Rivers Frank E. Sanderson Everett Sarvela Willam Stockwell George Stuart Howard A. Andrews Harvey D. Comey John E. Derby Perley P

Maynard Textile Union Banquet Showcased New Officers

The Maynard The Textile War Union Local 140 held a banquet and dance at the Pett Hall last Saturday attended by about 400. New officers were installed, speeches were omitted, and a Warren Orchestra provided music for dancing after a chicken dinner served by Hicks. Out of town guests included Ralph Gordon Whittaker Michael Jans Harold Morley James Ford Bev Grant. Committee members were Ed Byrne Joseph Kugima Punch Joh A O Leary and John. Buy War Bonds.

Maynard Textile War Union of America Peet Hall Hicks Warren Orchestra Ralph Gordon Whittaker Michael’s Jans Harold Morely James Ford Lawrence Bev Grant Worcester Edn Byrne Joseph Kugima Punch Joh A. O'Leary John

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