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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1945
Page
7
The passage mentions Richardson Howse and Christifia Davis at St Hubert's, noting she came to the campus, returned home to England, and that many friends of Augustus expect to visit. After six days in the hospital she goes home again.
A readable fragment notes Mrs William Livya and Mrs Charles H Way receiving a consolation award at Friday Brite Club. It mentions a home in Sudbury and Fort Knox with Capt. te on duty in the Tank Corps, now stationed overseas.
Several Sudbury young folks are registered at oe Kic-Ano at Shapleigh Me. Amon cen Cara Nancy Cush ie shirtey ant narra ta and Clark.
Fragmentary text describes a Thursday evening scene with individuals named Mrs Au brey and Mr Ferris mentioned as close friends. References to a team and a gun act imply disorder but lack of clear facts limits detail.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Cone of Bethlehem Pa welcomed a new baby. The parents and family are listed with local ties and guardianship details.
Ralph Sheridan of the Massachusetts Reformatory is enjoying his annual two weeks vacation.
The Sudbury unit details six month activity including blood drives, water safety, junior Red Cross and knitting work. Volunteers logged 1460 hours on 12 projects producing 80 cut squares 12 hospital wheelchair pillows 34 bellside bags 70 kit bags and 220 cotton dresses. 32 pints of blood donated to reach 175 pint goal. Mrs Julia Ames and Miss Ruth Ames contributed 100 hours. Blood drives total 32 pints.
Acton notes Rev Charles W Havice of the Center Congregational Church will preach his last sermon this Sunday and depart for a new post. Community members wish him well as he takes on new duties. The town also records Junior Red Cross activities with a January chapter meeting.
Pvt. Henry Romanowsky returns to Camp Croft after furlough with Mrs. Horace Teague in South Road. Washington visits by Mrs. Teague and Captain Thomas Kieley. families from Conford Road and Page Road join in news of vacations to Nantucket and Lake Winnipesaukee. Several relatives travel from Alexandria, Hartford Street, and Fletcher Road. two Lamoreaux brothers travel between Turner Field Albany and Keesler Field Miss for Army Air Corps training. Biloxi training noted.
Wendell Gartie from Concord and Eva Yotinblat of De Yieupunie were married in France while Gartie, a Massachusetts State College graduate and ROTC member, recalled to active duty in March 1942. Both couple and groom served overseas recently with Capt Lare, a Concord High School standout in athletics.
Marie Murray daughter of Mr and Mrs Wendell Richard Murisy of Lincoln married Sgt James Allen Harris Ward of Lexington in a Sunday ceremony. Rev James Wills Lenhart of the Harcock Teen Church Lexington officiated. Lucille Charron Lowell was maid of honor with bridesmaids Elizabeth Tibbetts and Clara Graceffa. Charles Ward Duplington was best man. ushers were Paul Ward and Jack Smith. The bride, a Concord High School graduate, was well known locally.
Mrs Charles P Edgiehardt Jr entertained the Study Group of the Church of Christ at 4 cook out supper on Wednesday night with members including Mrs Harold Wellington Mrs Hartwell Skelton Mrs Lloyd Mahony Mrs Ray oi Mrs Ivan Smith and others. During the business meeting it was voted to give $50 to the community drive.
A fragmented notice describes the opening of a Concordia exhibition featuring a colorful oil group display. Images and arrangement hint at a community arts event with local participation and cultural interest.
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