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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1941

Page

5

House blocks expansion of Metroparks District to 80 towns

The House killed a bill to extend the Metroparks District within 25 miles of the State House adding some 80 communities. The measure would have required annual appropriations for towns including Hudson Marlboro Southboro Maynard Concord Bedford Acton Sudbury Stow Framingham and others with varied maintenance levies.

E House Boston House of Represents Metworks State House House Hudson Marlboro Southboro Maynard Concord Bedford Acton Sudbury Stow Framingham

Virginia camp marks midway progress for Southwest 4-H girls

A Sunday event at Camp Virginia drew parents and friends to witness four weeks of progress by 4-H girls from Marlboro Natick Hudson Ashland and Framingham. The program featured swimming baseball singing puppet shows and a stunt night honor for Eleanor.

Virginia Dlesex Public Health Asm Formance Claire Hudson Jeanne Gra- Marlboro Mary King Therese Pineau Jean. Connelly Maryelien Florence Shira Fram Marjorie Hunt Ash- AB Isham Betty Ll Natick Ince Virginia Marsh Thore Louise Angelo Ane Schofield Marildreth Jean Connelly Ingham Claire Bilo- Hudson Rice Irene Haynes Ingham Wentgelt Bilodeau Fiorit “E Trapani Oes caNalic Merdean Connelly Framing- Othy Lupien Wayland Iverini Ashland Mary Gassett Nagilis Chipman Irene Framingham Eleanor of Lyman Ee Enesia

City Series Clash Ends with 10-4 Victory

In a rugged city series game, the club triumphed 10 to 4 over its rival, securing a decisive win on the field. Strong early lead set the tone as pitchers held the line and the offense pounced in key innings.

Fire at Ross home prompts early-morning警 alert

Northboro July 23 Police Chief Bodréau found a door burning at the Allen court home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ross at 3 am and alerted the occupants. Fire department extinguished the blaze with about 109 dollars in losses. authorities suspect arson with a blow torch.

Northboro Joseph Ross Allencourt Francis P. Bodréau Bodreau Placegz

Southboro Sergeant Knight Promoted to Master Sergeant

George P Knight of Southville receives appointment to master sergeant the top non commissioned officer rating. Knight served in the National Guard before being drafted into the U S Army last January and went to Camp Edwards with the first contingent. He completed a wire chief course at Camp Monmouth New Jersey in three months and then returned to Camp Edwards to receive the new rating. He has over ten years in the National Guard.

Southboro George P. Knight Southville Knight National Guard U. S. Army Camp Edwards Monmouth New Jersey

Winners at Fayville Whist Party Named by Local Sponsors

In Fayville Southboro a weekly whist event sponsored by Choate Post Auxiliary produced a list of winners: Esther Hoey Nellie Hoey Mary Delarda Florence Smith Frances Gibeault An nette Quinn Thomas P Thompson John Vezina William Sullivan Gertrude Hunt and Louis Gibeault. Consolation went to Cora Senecal and door prize to John Vezina.

Southboro Choate Post Esther ‘Hoey Nellie ‘Hoey Mary Delarda Florence Smith Frances Gibeault Annette Quinn Thomas P. Thompson John Vezina William Sullivan Gertrude Hunt Louis Gibeault Cora Senecal Door

Contests at Town Playground Include Relay Races

Boys from the three playground centers gathered at Choate Field this morning for relay races and jumping contests directed by supervisors. Tomorrow the girls will compete in similar events. Friday the senior baseball teams meet at Choate Field while the junior teams play in Fayville.

Southporo Choate Field Fayville

Proclamation Lists Nationals Blocked as Emergency Act

The President issued a Proclamation creating The Proclaimed List of Certain Nationals. The list names over 1,800 persons and firms in the Americas. It restricts export covered by the Export Control Act and treats listed individuals as German or Italian nationals for freezing purposes. The Treasury issued a general Inter-American trade license to ease incidental financial transactions.

Germany Secretary of State Ac Agin Secretary of the Treasury Secretary of Commerce Federal Register Federal Reserve Banks Italy Europe Iti Treasury Department

Local residents take vacations and visits across towns

Marlboro shoppers and workers take two week breaks with several store cashiers on vacation at J Penney and Woolworth in Marlboro and New Jersey. Others travel to Savannah Canada or visit relatives while recovering patients at Soldiers Hospital Togas Maine progress toward discharge. Local residents include Philip Noyess Camp Hulen Texas visiting Marlboro and Lavinia Dauphin Fall River visiting grandfather Thomas Richards 10 Charles street while Barbara Scott Sawha street resumes duties after a Canada motor trip.

Street Woolworth Barbara. Scott Sawha Street United Shoe Machinery Ion Canada Lavinia “Dauphin Fall River Thomas Richards Charles Street Lake Boon

Southboro Defenders Train at St Mark's School Grounds

Residents awaken to reveille as First Motor Squadron camps at St Mark's School for a week of intensive defense training. Marlboro Company of State Guards under Captain Lynch joins to defend city approaches from a simulated attack led by Colonel Whitler and Lt Raymond Senecal. Manuevers center on Kalimount Hill and Sears Woods with final guard mount planned this weekend.

Southboro St. Mark's School Casiny Inna First Motor Squadron Marligoro Iuy Mtense State Guards Marlboro Marlboro Company Martin Lynch Will Ross Whitler Raymond Senecal John H. Allen Irving Marsh Kalimount Hill Ownl Sears Woods Wrancig Parkin St Mark’s School Parkman The Motor Corps

High School Boys Urged to Help Harvest Apples

The board authorized time off in September for boys to pick apples in local orchards without penalties, with the Education Department and other agencies supporting the plan. Boys who work will be paid the prevailing rate of pay to assist with the harvest amid crop shortages.

Department of Education

Teams Clash Friday Night At Marlboro Playfield

Reading from fragmentary notes, Marlboro hosts a Friday night event featuring Ste Marie and T G Junior Holy teams in a friendly basketball game. A separate sand concert will occur with the Boy Scout Band providing music.

Marlboro Ste. Marie T.G Beneft Kirby Boy ‘Scout

Local Notices From Berlin To Dennisport This Summer

Readable fragments show residents planning vacations and attending events. Names include Mrs. Rachael Young Mrs. Anne Mitchell and Miss Concetta Mastroianni. Anecdotes mention Marlboro hospital Dennisport Brockton and Warren Avenue.

Mary’ Holmes Washington Anne Mitchell Warren Avenue Brockton Concetta Mastroianni Milford Florida Trolla Main Street

Instructors Review as Private Pilot Training Progress

A fragmented report recalls Richard Dyer and Richard Dyer Jr flying a Taylorcraft with 65 horsepower during a private training hour. It notes lessons from instructors, pre solo reflections, and encouragement for new solo flights amid challenging cross winds.

Charles Gelbman Richard Srlaklaa Grafton

Leominster flight aims at Mendon event overcast day

A partial OCR reads a flight event where a pilot traversed from Leominster to Mendon with two landings and a circalt ip in about one hour twenty five minutes. The report mentions new students from Marlboro Hudson Maynard and Wellfleet, a club joining note, and a collection for a clock and work fund.

Gontio circea-Colebey Leominster - Lon Alpe Mendon

Local rider product of foggy finish marks first solo

In a field report, John earns his first solo ride described as a foggy performance. Dwyer and Bini join the event, with a noted finish position and the crowd recognizing the moment as a milestone in the young rider’s career.

Eves John Bini Dwyer

Private aircraft hangar space sought amid scarce bases

The text discusses Norman Sims seeking private plane access and hangar space at airports, noting a market for moderate priced hangars for private and commercial use. It mentions managers and operators at bases, and difficulties securing hangar capacity.

Acarce Lacouture Ia Eee Plamen Dianes

Bag Wiséener Maries ft Prop Washes

Unclear fragmentary note from a stream page mentions unusual terms and a prop wash. No coherent event or identities to summarize into a newspaper card.

Wiséener Maries

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