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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1944

Page

3

Concord community notes on military service and birth

Congruent local items report Howard Leland Concord joining the army and reporting for active duty at Fort Devens on January 12. Also noted is Robert Kelley on medical leave with his wife and family after service in the Southwest Pacific with the Seabees. Additionally Bruce W Hislop welcomes a newborn son Bruce born in December.

Howard -Leland’ Keith R.F.D Concord U. & Ary Fort Devens Robert KE. Kelley U S Naepy den Mary Kelley Bedford Street Kathryn (Diskin) Kelley Southwest Pacific Seabees Kelley Southern

Richardson Honge and Con. Mrs Hislop Mentioned

Fragmentary text notes individuals Mrs Hislop daughter of attorney and Mrs Danforth Comins of Concord. Indicates social or familial references with unclear context and no event details.

the. Richardson Honge Boston Hislop Pege Attr.ney Danforth- Comins Concord

Acton Woman's Club Holds January Meeting

The Acton Woman's Club held its January board meeting at the clubhouse with President Mrs Albert P Durkee presiding. Plans for the month were discussed as Mrs Orson K Miller hosted tea and a social hour followed the business sessions. A movie Our Neighbors to the South was shown after the meeting.

Acton Woman's Club Z Albert P. Durkee Orson K. Miller P. Wilmot Liberty Street Spat Acton Tal Ac_club Sestons

Chalk Mark Triggers Daring Night at De Wolfe Estate

Mrs. De Wolfe discovers a chalk mark on the west gate of the De Wolfe estate and fears gangsters marking the home for robbery. Pierre and Arturo investigate, a confrontation ends with a gangster shot and Pierre wounded but calm, while Mrs. De Wolfe revels in dramatic rescue and relief.

RS. Cornelius L. Dewolfi Pierre Arturo Artie

Army and Navy Spend on Recreational Facilities

The army and navy have invested about 200 million dollars in facilities including athletics indoor courts agility and music venues.

Army Navy

Sudbury Board Wraps Up Town Affairs For New Year

Sudbury officials cleaned up town business last week as the Board of Selectmen and Finance Committee reviewed upcoming activities. Elizabeth Atkinson, ration board clerk, recovered from a cold and resumed duties in the town hall. Alden Bowker, now with a large oil company in Port Arthur Texas, wrote home about good health. A South Sudbury man sought the Lowell city manager post. Dick Fletcher, son of the Fletchers Northcote Lodge, left Framingham hospital and returned home. Fire chief Davison mourns his mother's death at 91 on January 1.

Elizabeth Atkinson Alden Bowker Port Arthur Texas Edwin Bowker North Sudbury Dick” Fletcher Northcote Lodge Framingham Hospital Davison Fire Department

Local births and church services highlight Concord area

The Concord area notes several births including James Francis Ruggiero born December 18 at Emerson Hospital and a son to Walter H. Flannery in Waltham Hospital. Lieut. Kellogg announces a Miami birth and active Navy duty. New Year services at West Concord and Concord churches drew large crowds with Protestant services also well attended. The Concord Forum meets Sunday at Concord High School with Danforth W. Comins Sr. as moderator.

Samuel Ruggiero West Concord Maynard James Francis Emerson Hospital Concord Walter H. Flannery Lexington ,Road Waltham Hospital Flannery U.S. Army Concord Forum Wells A. Hall Concord High School Danforth W. Comins Sr Charles Dave Kellogg Miami Pia Kellogg Elizabeth Wentworth Ess Gorenwach 2 Street Lieut U.S. Navy

Three Concord Girls Honored at Cambridge New Year Tea

Miss Ann Shedden Miss Mary Sears Richards and Miss Isabel Chapman Warren were honored at a New Year’s Day tea and dance in Cambridge hosted by their parents Lieut Commander and Mrs William Martindale Mr and Mrs Shedden Dr and Mrs Thomas Kinsman Richards and Mr and Mrs Van Voast Warren Grandmothers attended including Mrs William F Shedden Mrs Edward E Blodgett Mrs Henry M Richards and Mrs John L M...

Concord Ann Shedden Mary Sears Richards Isabel Chapman Warren Cambridge Commander William Martindale Shedden Thomas Kinsman Richards A van Voast Warren Miss Shedden William F. Shedden Duxbury Edward E. Blodgett Boston Henry. M. Richards Spokane Washington John L. Mauran Miss Richards Miss Warren Goncord Academy Vincent ‘Clup Junior League of Bogton Vassar Knox School Cooperstown N. Y Mills College Oakland Cal

Rotary Club Notes Concord Meeting Recap

In the absence of officers, Les Whittemore led the Concord Rotary Club meeting. The club reported a 0% attendance drift in the 197th district with 25.49 percent club average and donated $50 to aid five servicemen home for Christmas via Lt. Gorman at Hort Dev ens. Stuart Allen told a Maine woods tale featuring Burleigh as the hero. the hot tea noted as life saving.

Concord Les” Whittemore Mark” Shedden Les Gorman Hort Devens Stuart” Allen Maine Woods Burleigh

Local Notables Mark Christmas-Tide College Athlete and Anniversary

Miss Ann Shedden visiting from Vassar College played in the annual indoor tennis championships at Longwood Cricket Club Brookline. Mr and Mrs George T Pope of Old Maersboro Road West Concord observed their 35th wedding anniversary on December 28. The couple, well known locally, have two sons and one daughter.

Ann Shedden Vassar College Longwood Cricket Club Brookline George T. Pope Old Maersboro Road West Concord Rey Smith C. Dexter

Col Norman Spencer Receives Air Force Citation

Col Norman Spencer of Lowell Road was named among ten 11th Air Force staff officers honored for services as force weather officer. The dispatch notes his part in the Aleutian campaign from September 1, 1942 to August 15, 1943 during the campaign against Attu and Kiska.

Concord Norman Spencer Lowell Road 11Th Air Force Aleutian Islands Aleutian Attu Kiska

Fire Fighting Conference Focuses on Rural Protection

Fire chiefs forest wardens and rural protection advocates gather January 6 at Worcester Hort icultural Hall for the annual Fire Fighting Conference. Topics include prompt water for fires forest fire damage community responsibility and building assistance between communities. A film on water relays and a San Mateo fire drill close the program with State Fire Marshal Whittemore presiding.

Concord Horticultural Hall Worcester Union Agricultural William Blois Westboro Blois George. L. Porter First Service Command Raymond J. Kenney Department of Conservation William H. Hill Belmont Massachusetts Fire Chiefs’ Club San Mateo Calif Edward H. Whittemore Pblic

Long Windpipes Among Whooping Cranes Highlight Anatomy

A study notes that some whooping cranes possess windpipes reaching five feet in length. Researchers describe implications for vocalization and flight mechanics in these large birds.

Boxer Mickey Walker Pursues Art at Home Canvas

Former boxing star Mickey Walker devotes time to painting at home in Elicabesi, developing talent for landscapes and portraits. He works on a new canvas, focusing on his artistic progression and creative aims.

Mickey Walker Elicabesi

Concord High Opens Season Amid Injuries and Hopes

Concord High School resumes play after a break with a focus on the County League opener at Hunt Gymnasium. Coach William O Grady eyes a strong start as Concord hosts Belmont and Lexington in a week of non league and league games, with several players sidelined by injuries.

Concord Concord High “School Hunt William Jimmy Dee — O'Grady Hunt Gymnasium Belmont Lexington

Portable M Bay The Army's Portable Ray

A compact device described as the army’s portable ray to locate foreign matter. The system is stated to be assembled in six days and aims to be a mobile tool for field detection of stray materials.

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