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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1941
Page
6
Sudbury invites residents to a summer art show at Sudbury Center from July 22 to August 18. The display features watercolors drawings and etchings with hand tinted prints by well known artists.
Roosevelt Gal cites the week of August 4 as the entry period for a program. A representative from the Seepage 4 Bocation Phtination will determine age and intelligence quotas for first grade placement. The aim is to enable the child to adapt to school and begin learning more quickly when classes start.
Parents of children registered for first grade will receive notices. Examinations for underage students are set for August 16 in the district, with written declarations due to the Superintendent by August 20. Parents must submit forms to enroll and confirm their child’s examination details.
Mrs. Leroy Kellita returns to Richmond after visiting her mother. Billy Wilson, now in the Canal Zone Army, reports satisfaction with Army life. Miss Gertrude M. Halloran and party enjoyed a week motor trip through New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. Harold Sanders organizes American Cross Chapter plans after Labor Day. Charles Apning formerly of Gop Cord, now with new location in New York. Corporal in the Air Corps training at Jackson, Michigan. Lois Hawking, aided by many, marks seventh day of immersion. numerous gifts arrive. Albert E. Haynes noted for summer grand time with friends.
Local notice lists Herbert L Newton with an address on Phillip Road. The fragment outlines a resident or property association tied to that street, with no additional context or action provided.
A Sudbury born baby girl arrived at Memorial Hospital in Adwant Bakubain Mis Bue Am rs.ig thé Ghia Deke thy Hunter of South Sudbury. The brief notice records the birth and location with limited readable details.
The tenth annual field day of St Michael's parish will run Friday and Saturday August 1 and 2 on parish grounds off Great Road. General chairman is James T Connors with Rev John J Donegan as honorary chairman. The two day celebration features sports games booths midway refreshments novelties and other incidentals. A parish supper will be served Saturday evening with women of the church as hostesses.
More than 300 visitors signed the guest book during the opening of the Fowler Funeral Home on Concord Street. The registry listed attendees from Maynard and nearby towns, with inspectors noting a well equipped, tasteful, modern facility. W. Fowler and Grater R. Pee niston, proprietors, were praised for the new home.
A brief note honors the guests of the occasion and their reception. The passage highlights warmth, courtesy, and appreciation from hosts toward dignitaries and visitors. No further details are provided in the fragment.
In Sudbury, young members of the Red Cross Swimming class study the Junior Life Saving course under Mr Spinney. Assistants Nancy Dove Winifred and John Gaughan of South Sudbury aid the instructors. Imm lity Al-men desire to be immortal. Parker.
Maynard Stanley Bonilevich of South Acton is enlisted in the U S Naval Air Corps and in training at Squantum. He is a St Anselm College graduate and Acton High School athlete who played full sixty minutes against Boston College last fall.
A New York urban snapshot describes a subway accident involving a passerby and a dog saving bystanders. It cites a League for Less Noise study listing Third Avenue at Forty-Second Street as Manhattan’s noisiest corner, with decibel readings near 91, and Central Park’s middle as the quietest with 45 to 62 decibels. The piece blends street scenes on Central Park West, Broadway, and local anecdotes, including Katharine Cornell’s charity matinee and Wall Street chatter.
A 1942 draft list from Maynard shows dozens of residents named with addresses including Arnold Aerien Street William Annett Douglas Ave and many others across local streets. The roster includes Joseph Boulden 56 St. John Bundalavitch 23 Florida Rd and John F. Carpenter 6 Harriman Ct, among numerous others.
Fragmentary note mentions America and defense, suggesting heightened vigilance and protective measures. No clear names, dates, or events readable.
Members of the First Church discuss the annual fair at Sudbury during a meeting at A C Hill's home. The event will be held on a future date and attendees noted Camp Virginia as a past outing with good memories.
A new pastor, Rev. Bernap, formerly tor of the Lutheran church, was warmly welcomed by parishioners during Sunday worship. Rev. Mr Hillila, from Suomi College Michigan, conducted the first sermon and will lead services during the vacation period as the new local pastor.
Report notes Maynard Arthur Finizio Sullivan Rayanius and Wéward Allen among attendees at the Knights of Columbus Boys camp in the Berkshires. Leaders Leo Mallin and Dick White helped chaperone as boys reportedly gained weight and experienced camp activities.
A fragment describes an average man with a noticeable upper lip beard and mentions a curious growth pattern. It notes a measured beard length and an unusual rate, though the text is incomplete and uncertain.
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