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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1945
Page
3
A fragmented notice describes the Red Cross service expansion this year. Volunteers will operate from a new station serving the region, with the district now covered by a single socket. The appeal emphasizes aid to forces and the ongoing war effort.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a page with references to Mrs Edith Lothrop and a country music event. The readable lines suggest a meeting or gathering with photographers and a colored photo section.
In Concord yesterday two relatives saluted the memory of Moore police officer 44 who died at his home. The obituary notes he was widely known and that the public was invited to attend the funeral and services at 2:24 in the afternoon.
The article lists prize winners including Mrs Ruth Caerae Schwenke Mrs Ger Prescott Mrs Edith Adler Mrs Smith Mrs Sadie Astwood Mrs Mary Webster and Ethelyn Whitney who won the Goot prize. A military event is noted for February 16 at 8 15 p m with a digth state line.
Concord motor corps tenth company will hold a drill at the State Armory Tuesday at 8 PM with Capt Dorothy Macorie in charge. A public display shows gray bags filled for charity. twenty five bags were prepared and sent to Boston for later distribution to veterans and hospitals.
A brief scoring record shows Terry Eahowel Truesdale and Hal ie Pletcher in a third period, with Doc Gautreau as referee. The game was played in three 15 minute periods.
Orth weshs to the tana segment details a local note about William McGrail O'Neill and a medical or community context. Readable fragments imply a biographical or notice item with unclear actions or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text from Bedford area notes mentions residents and roads but provides little concrete information. Names appear scattered among broken phrases about family, roads, and local activity without clear events or dates.
The junior team suffered their first defeat this season last Thursday night against St Agnes. OVO.teams played without key players Duke and Le as they battled to an otherwise strong showing.
Miss Mary Demeo formerly of 18 Cottage Jane returns to Lincoln with her aunt Mrs Julie for a February 8 to 14 observance marking the anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. Concord and West Concord troops plan fitting exercises amid snowfall and preparatory activities led by William Sonnenes.
A new radio program on WAAB aims to assist veterans by explaining the Veterans Units setup and job search aid. Representative Mas-setts will host, inviting questions from veterans about rights and benefits to be answered on air.
Robert Scotty Graham, a Seaman First Class, returned to his station after a twenty day leave. He spent the time at home.
Readable fragments indicate a notice to householders about an upcoming expiry on a Friday near the end of the month and a capitation or levy due on June 2. The text is damaged but shows administrative reminders from local authorities.
Hartley Curtis, noted football coach, gears up for the 1945 season with plans to lead his team to a strong start. The article notes Curtis’s busy schedule and expectations for early spring practices as the squad builds toward the fall campaign.
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