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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1942

Page

3

Acton Tire Quota Details January 192?

Louis Fierra of West ton received Certificate 699609 from Acton Ration Board No 41 allowing two tires and two tubes for his truck carrying market produce to Boston. Acton January quotas include eight tires and six tubes for trucks and buses. three tires and tubes for passenger cars.

Cton Louis Fierra Westton Acton Ration Board Boston Genevieve Creeley Bursaw Gas A Oil Company Louis Apra Acton Gsenger

Bursaw Enters Welfare Board Race in Acton

Burton Bursaw files for the Acton Welfare Board vacancy joining a likely three candidate field. The younger Bursaw has run the family oil business after his father H. W. Bursaw and Edward J. Burn, with schooling at Fisher College and the New Haven accounting program.

Acton Welre Burton B. Bursaw Bursaw Ted H. W. Bursaw Edward J. Burn Fisher Busess College Cambridge Niley School of Accounting Rédad Aew Racer Welfare Board

Local race sees Roache and Backman in reelection bid

In the upcoming contest Larry Roache and incumbent Carl Backman vie for votes. Backman seeks another term while Roache campaigns against him in a tight municipal race.

Larry Roache Carl Backman

War era talk hints at duty and thrift amid shortages

A reader letter discusses defense work for a young graduate faced with a childcare option at a nearby headquarters. It questions rationing, sugar hoarding fears, and the impact of clothing and tires on war effort. The piece cites Roosevelt and broadcasts warning of dark days ahead while urging united resolve.

Sticks New England

Acton Grange Plans Dance Night February 20

Acton Grange will present an entertainment and dance at Town Hall on Friday February 20. Radio stars Jimmie and Dick and the Knowlton trio are listed among the performers for the program.

Acton Acton Grange Town Hall Jimmie and Knowlton

Local Music Show Promises Lively Acton Broadcast Accident Report

Mirimba xylophone banjo and bass fiddle plus Charlotte Knowlton promise a lively show with Jimmie and Dick broadcasting for four years on WER WABI Bangor and WBZ WBZA Boston and Springfield. Mrs Levi Perkins in charge. In Acton one accident occurred on slippery eastern Massachusetts roads. Elliott Henderson injured lightly after his car hit a tree on Concord road.

Charlotte Knowlton Jimmie and WER WABI Bangor WBZ WBZA Boston Springfield Levi Perkins Acton Massachusetts Elliott Henderson Chestnut Street Margaret S. Henderson Pickney Street Concord Henderson

Justice and Mercy in a Daniel Webster Quote

A short, historical quotation reflecting on justice as the great interest of man on Earth as stated by Daniel Webster. The line emphasizes moral duty and civic principle drawn from 19th century discourse.

Justice of Man Earth Daniel Webster

Acton Briefs Highlight Local Medical Aides And Club News

Iver Peterson was rushed to Massachusetts General Hospital in Twombly's Ambulance with a nasal hemorrhage and kept under observation for 24 hours. Miss Lillian Hogaboom fractured her hip after falling in her yard and was taken to Emerson Hospital by Twombly Ambulance. Mrs Ormal S. Laffin and Katherine Winsley attended a State Federation Club Institute at the YWCA in Boston. The Federation urged monthly clubs institutes from October to May for all Massachusetts Women’s Clubs. Miss Martha Walther completed probation at Carney Nursing School and received her cap at Carney Hospital. A board meeting of the Acton Woman's Club occurred at Acton Center. Officers for the Readers' Club were elected: G M Hawkes secretary, Irving Howe Maynard treasurer, L B Ashley South Acton press, B J Inneson South Acton benefit. Florence Harriman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Harriman, West Acton, was accepted into a 14 month intensive nurse training at the Household Nursing Association School in Boston.

Lillian. B. Hogaboom Central Street Emerson Hospital Concord Twombly Ormal 'S. Laffin West Acton All Womens Clubs Mascarhnsetta Martha Walther Carney Nursing School South Boston Carney Hospital Acton High School Austin Berkeley South Acton Charles M. McConnell Boston University School of Theology Acton Woman's Club Acton Center Henry Cappell Maynard Irving Howe L. B. Ashley B.’ J. Inneson Florence E Harriman Maynard Harriman Central’ Street School For Attendant Nursing The Household Nursing Association of Boston

Acton Men to Register at Town Hall

Third registration of male citizens born on or after February 17 1697 and on or before December 31 1901 will be held on Sunday February 16 from 9 to 5 and Monday February 17 from 7 to 9 at Town Hall Acton Center Fire House South Acton and the Woman's Club West Acton. Each person not previously registered must present himself under Selective Service laws.

Acton United Sta Town Hall Aicton Center South Woman’s Club West Acton Commonweath

Poor Worldlings Much Wealth How Little They Enjoy

A compact reflection contrasts wealth with the enduring limits of worldly pleasure. A short meditation by the era’s moralizing voice underscores transient riches and human folly.

Concord-Anne Hills High Notes Highlight Student Activity

Concord Annee Hills notes list D A R Good Citizenship selection for one girl from each state to Washington. Thirty three girls knit for Junior Red Cross under Lillian Brier. Debating teams Groton and Concord debated military training policy. Air raid drill and GE engineer C M Ripley spoke on power for war and mass production.

Concord Anne Hills Washington Charles. Towle Red Cross Lillian Brier Frances Murphy Anne Meckenzie Margaret Coan Flavia DeMars Martha Dee Betty Hart Beatrice Sweetland Virginia 1940Ospiryay Oudbn aWogsa Thayer Theresa Sigman Diana Teele Diana Scupham Jean Walker Patricia Ahern Edith Fenton Frances Halloran Eva Langilie Connie Payne Barbara Liberty Jean Tombeno Rose Moynihan Marie Mills Marilyn Porter Katheryn Murphy Gretta Snider Domenica Scimone Ella Mazzeo Nancy Mason Elizabeth Mee- Breen Marie Hayes Norma Sweetland Mary Richardson Groton High School Concord, High United States James Walker Richard Kurtz GC. E. Wilson Elmer -Robinson Florence’, Angier Groton Charlotte Rohan Rita Coyne Gven C. M. Ripley General Electric Company Mr. Ripley Ripley

Concord Sunday Services and Golden Text Lesson

Concord churches announce Sunday services at 10 45 a m and a Sunday school session at the same time. A Wednesday testimonial meeting occurs at 745 p m with readings from Isaiah 25 9 and Psalms 66 8 9 and selections from Science and Health.

Concord Churches of Christ, Scientist First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Massachusetts Mary Baker Eddy

Gems of Thought and Donations Highlight Maynard Red Cross

A collection of quotes on affliction prosperity and adversity appears alongside donor notices from Maynard. The Maynard Red Cross reports contributions totaling 50.00 from local clubs and companies, including the Soani Sew Club Marlborough and WIndacon Gas, to the War fund, with funding quoted and Bismarck’s schools quote cited.

Maynard James Mahoney Maynard Branch Red Cross Soani Sew Club Marlborough Whndacon Gas Company Maynard Teachers Club Red Crogs War Fund

Selective Service registration set for February 15 and 16

The third registration window opens Sunday February 15 and Monday February 16 in Maynard at the school auditorium. Frank S. Sanderson town clerk and John G. Brayden head the effort with veteran registrars from World War I and II. Registration runs 9 am to 5 pm on Sunday and 7 am to 10 pm on Monday with teachers and volunteers aiding turnout.

Maynard Frank Sanderson John G. Brayden Board of Registrans of Voters Brayden Reginald P. Sawyer Anne Pasakarnis Eleanor

Ruling on Automobiles in Middlesex County Rationing

Maynard J Ledgard announces that Middlesex County auto rationing shifts to the Cambridge Rationing Board. Pre January 1 cars released Feb 12 to Feb 26 on purchaser's application. Evidence may include motor vehicle registration, MV registration filing, or a full sale contract with proof of payment and dealer stock.

Maynard James J. Ledgard Maynard Tire Rationing Board Neeere Tire Midlesex County Cambridge Rationing Board City Hall Cambridge Boc Ihe Cay Registry of Motor Vehicles

Bedford Town Caucus Names School Committee Winners

The Bedford annual town caucus in the Town hall Friday night selected four for the school committee three year terms. Daniel E. Perkins declined nomination. Henry C. Isner nominated. Winners include George M. Dimond Irvin Mr B Dodd and John H i. For two year term Mrs John Brown won over Mrs Lewis Webber. Other offices were uncontested. The next town election is March 2.

Bedford Daniel E. Perkins Henry C. Isner George M. Dimond Irvin M R Nk B. Dodd John H. i John Brown Lewis Webber Antiuel Town

Quote on blame, God, and human responsibility

A reflective line by Woods Hutchinson states that humans shape divinity through their dirt and carelessness, arguing we should not blame God for the faults of mankind. The quote emphasizes self-accountability in moral outcomes.

God Woods Hutchinson

Maynard Woman Dies After Newfoundland Roots

Maynard resident Mrs. Andatasig Tobin died Sunday at home after a long illness. Born in Newfoundland she lived in Maynard for many years. She is survived by her husband Michael Tobin a daughter Mrs. Elizabeth and two grandchildren. A funeral mass was held at St Bridgets Barn with neighbors and friends in attendance.

Maynard Andatasig Michael Tobin Cival Newfoundland Elizabeth St. Bridgets Barn

Charity Begins Play Benefits Red Cross In Maynard

Maynard Matic Club staged a charity play to aid the Red Cross at J Street Hall on a Wednesday in February. A large audience applauded the ensemble, with England visitors from Key Homestead in Stow performing. Barclay Tatler and his son Henry played leads, with Henry directing, and cast members included Rita Foley Eleanor Flaher Nelson Sikka Bara Jordan Hien Laosalo.

Maynard Maynard Matic Club Benefit of the Red Cross J Street Welle A Young England Éva Stow Barclay B. Tatler Henry Henry Tatler Rodney David B Rita Foley Eleanor Flaher Flah ‘Nelson Sikkabara Jordan Hien Laosalo

Maynard contributions fund exceeds 2500 for woolen mill

Sidney E. B. Mee as treasurer notes contributions and funds for Maynard American Woolen exceed 2500 in the 9800 allotted. Maynard's quoted remarks are cited.

Torchife Sidney EB Maynard Contributions Maynard American Woolen Nation Maynard

Sudbury ARC Fund Expenditure Exceeds Target

Sudbury ARC Fund record shows a spend of 9188.46 with reports of a by good style exceeding criteria and a drive by the Red Crows. details on the misbalance are limited in the fragment.

Sudbury Red Crows

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