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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1945
Page
2
Partial OCR shows numbers and items like 244 775 38 2 108 847.68 24500.00 and 1 390 412.17 with scattered terms. lacks clear context, dates, or proper nouns to identify the involved entities or outcome.
Private P. Alexander P Kav oe has served the past three years and has been in charge of arranging. He has prior service in South America.
Mayriard Cpl Joseph J Lickoria son of Mr and Mrs Paul Lickoria Sudbury has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal and wears the Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Cluster for wounds received in France. He is attached to a unit in Oklahoma and earlier served in St. Korkore.
The annual athletic fund social at the George Washington Auditorium last Friday evening drew attendees who supported athletes and enjoyed the program. Hal Reeves of Boston led the orchestra, and profits were allocated for athletic equipment.
An Eagles ceremony in Hill featured the Leonar Aerie class honoring John A. Abel chief auditor as officers and delegates from neighboring aeries attended. Herbert Le Maine served as president and Elmer Mattson as secretary overseeing arrangements.
Miss Jean Lynch of Maynard, a Massachusetts College of Art senior in Boston, is chosen by her class as chairman of the photography committee. She holds valedictory rank among the seniors.
Mrs of Pre Summer ee and her son Mr and Mrs Paul Poulson hosted over weekend guests including Irene Forbes of the Canadian Air Force and her brother from the Navy stationed at Newport. Also returning were Stanley Sokolowsky from a New York vacation and a serviceman who arrived home after a long absence.
The High School Maynard intra mural league announces team assignments for the week. Teams include 1 A with W Bain Wuorio Lambert and Yauichew and 2 C with Mariani Veracka Burgess Rulie Spurr Ardieri, Wines Piece Bates Gwitz.
Ration board permits issued for the week of January fifteenth list recipient names with their allotted gallons. Names include Giosue Finizio, George Freeman, Weino Parker, Joseph Middleby, Warila, John, Mary, Wuaino Houkals, Alfred Whitney, George Glad, Victor Milewski and others with specified gallon amounts.
The local high school announces its Honor Roll with a list of junior and sophomore students such as E Bell and N Whitney among many names. The OCR text is garbled, but indicates multiple students across classes featured on the Honor Roll.
The Massachusetts War Production Administration outlines the setup of 351 local ration boards after Pearl Harbor to issue coupons for tires gas rubber shoes and other essentials. It lists panel members for Gas Tire and Rubber Footwear Fuel Oil Food and Service and notes 1945 targets and ongoing efforts to control prices while aiding civilians and service members.
A brief note records Maynard A. collecting funds recently for the Infantile Paralysis Fund, with the donation noted as taken up for the cause.
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