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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1945
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Mre P A McGrath and Mrs Chester Lechtare on vacation near Cape area with unclear street details and stray terms. The readable items show personal names and a geographic hint but lack coherent event or context.
The fragment lists Mrs Arvo Rivers and Liz spending two weeks at the United Co op Stores and four weeks at an unnamedMary destination. It notes Sir Johnson with Field Peres and Lt Ralph BekkaIe from Greenville and entertaining guests including Mrs John Meri and a New York relation.
The opening of the study notes a revision by Sheriden Postmaster. A further notice confirms the postal schedule change, citing a 6 p m convenience target. The new hours took effect last Monday in July.
Members of the Ps ae Gréniis' Association met at Mrs Flora Babb's home with Marian Whitney presiding. Esther Marsden won a silk puff. A noted fall near St John’s Hospital Lowell caused a fractured leg for Mary Cole mother of Lester. Leon E. and J Field linked to Seymour North Carolina, visiting Eva Maye at 15 Brown Street.
A National Army notice details Private Salmi’s 24 months of service with the 840th Engineer Aviation Battalion and IX Engineer Command in Germany and France during World War II. It notes his pre service work at Elm Shade Farms Harvard and a brother Pfc N Salmi also in the Army.
At Laredo Texas Maynard S Sgt Winthrop Kenfield of Glen E Kenfield Rock Avenue last week from the Air Forces Central In structors school at Laredo Army Air Field was a member of the AAF Training Group and is now fully qualified to become an instructor at one of the nation s seven gunnery schools. He completed a six week course in modern non aerial gunnery methods to prepare for his duties.
James Eaton visits Lake Ne for two weeks while Ruth son Constance Martin plans a year at Westfield. John D. Ledgard and family celebrate a reunion after four years. Quinn of the local department returns after illness as friends greet him.
A patrol boat reports being stranded near a coral reef in the Pacific island theater. The crew observed nearby enemy activity and planned cautious reconnaissance while a heavy scouting party was assembled. The commanding officer aimed to avoid alerting Japanese forces as tides shifted and the bay remained quiet at the moment.
Raymond Lewis a third class USNR from 137 Fay Street is on duty aboard a chase boat somewhere in the Atlantic. He was commissioned at Luders Marine Company, Stamford Connecticut, on the next subcha: earlier.
Miss Frances se to City See $ office here recently. They expected be Tharried in June or July. Father Skelly will perform the marriage ceremony in York. The bride is a Maynard native, daughter of Herry and Les Jacobson Dimery. Crosby was born in Vancouver Washington, son of Clarence M and Margaret Ring Crosby.
A Maynard Massachusetts native, a 1943 graduate of Maynard High School, enlisted in August 1942 and served in the European Theater. His wife Beth Nowick resides at 5 Prospect Street Salem Mass. He is the son of Mrs Mery M Marchuk of 105 Derby Street Maynard Mass. Two brothers, Pvt Stanley Nowick and Pvt John Nowick, are in the Army Infantry.
Maynard man John C. Sdzezerzenia of 30 McKinley Street Maynard serves with the 220th Quartermaster Salvage and Repair Company based at Leghorn Italy. The unit, activated in 1942, supported salvage, repair and textile facilities from North Africa to Italy, including a typewriter repair shop and mimeograph equipment recovery.
Sergeant Hyden of the 321st Bomb Group in Italy is returning to the United States under redeployment. He served as a weather operator as the group flew 18,000 B-25 missions in more than two years of combat across eight major campaigns. Hyden was cited twice by the War Department for distinguished service and is listed as the son of Emil Hyden of Roosevelt Street, Maynard.
Pfc Bowanski of 11 Prospect Street ward has been awarded the Liberation Ribbon and a Bronze Star for Asiatic Pacific Theater service in the Philippines. A Fifth Air Force member of the 433rd Troop Carrier Group, he has been overseas 19 months and previously earned the Asiatic Pacific Ribbon with Bronze Star for the New Guinea campaign.
Mr and Mrs Peter Castrechini of 50 Butler Avenue share a letter from their son Corporal Ander Castrechini recounting 12th Armored Division actions with the Seventh Army. He joined at Oran on March 13 1943 and reports service in Africa Italy France and Germany. Parents and two brothers in service await his safe return.
Benjamin Gruber, chairman of publicity, thanked the Post for help and noted annual cooperation. The carnival included fireworks, added attractions, and park events presented by Maynard The FP and Demara Post Americary Legion.
Fragmentary Post inside note reveals an inquiry into permission for fireworks works. The report discusses a new ruling on permits and the granted status remains unclear due to missing documentation.
A utility report notes the American Woolen Mills plan a ten day layoff with pay for workers while managers seek to stabilize stocks and rents. The article cites the empire of the mill facing upturns and temporary furloughs as operations adjust.
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