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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1943
Page
2
Readable bits refer to John ick bh clerk and Arm Murray connected to local history. Mentions University affiliation, sports, fishing trips by William H. Brindley, and Maine Alexandria excursion with friends swapping fishing stories.
A Wednesday evening demonstration at United Cooperative Hall on M street at 7 30 features Miss Davin from Concord extension service discussing preservation of produce at Victory Gardens. Elizabeth Maloney teaches tarne pie making with a bake sale to welcome attendees. An account from Canada mentions Montréal Quebec and the Saguenay River.
Arolingon and family appear at 46 Parker Street in a brief public notice snippet. The readable lines give an address and household name without additional context or details.
Mias Roberta Goettler visiting sister in Florida while Alan Palmer of Bentave ue and Henry Hanson with family relocated to Graham Lake Maine. Hanson works for the post office as a carrier. Anne Lanpila had an appendectomy last month. Air Cadet Donald F. Viers of the Royal Canadian Air Force is visiting his mother in Boston with relatives in Concord. He joined the armed forces years ago.
Pal Leslie Rivers son of Mrs Arvo Rivers enjoys a day furlough accompanied by cats near H Mrs Arvo Rivers. Earlier his mother Arvo Rivers accompanied him during his state Illinois stationing.
Irene C Hall appears in a school notice listing multiple students across grades including Grade 1 and Grade 3. The fragmented OCR lists names such as Irene CO and Pas Ivja Jokela amid a lineup of pupils and staff.
Members of the Lutheran League of the Tatheran Church plan a picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dodge on Walsall Street starting at 10 30 with a devotional period. Guest speaker will speak. Committee members include Miss Rath Lehto in refreshments and Mrs. Dorothy Johnson in charge of the program.
Student Air Cadet Davis of the Royal Canadian Air Force stationed at Dehort visits Mr and Mrs John A Delaney at 311 Main Street West Concord. During his stay he plans to visit Mr and Mrs Leo Murphy of Somerville. Advertising pays best.
Fragmented OCR text indicates guidance about weekend travel plans for passengers and jobs. It mentions Labor Day and planning trips for business travel and weekends with odd phrasing suggesting travel restrictions or cost considerations.
Maynard churches announce a summer schedule at Trinity Church Elm Street with services on Sunday July 4 at 8 00 a m Holy Communion and 9 30 a m Holy Communion with sermon Junior Choir scheduled.
The Congregational Union holds July and August services at 10 45 am led by guest preacher Rev. William B Oliver of Cambridge on July 4. A business meeting, adjourned last Sunday, will immediately follow to hear the pastoral committee report and act on it.
The choir will rehearse Thursday and a Luther League meeting is scheduled for Tuesday July 6 at 8 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Irva Hietaren on Painfield street. The direction of manager Tu 8 D is noted for the upcoming month rehearsals.
Rev. George A. Kopenen presides over Thursday devotional and coffee hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Kytola Jr. Sunday worship at 7 pm. A memorial service for the late Mrs Peter Kyronen Vieno Kauppi will read her poetry, recalling her literary contributions.
A quip from Bulwer-Lytton warns that love for others requires listening beyond endless buts. The fragment reflects a moral reflection on judgment and compassion attributed to the author.
Corporal Urho R Mark of 26 McKinley Street recently graduated from the Army Air Forces Trial Training Command at Chanute Field Illinois. He received training in operations vital to the maintenance of the nation s fighting planes.
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