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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1943
Page
6
Instructions urge housewives to follow Glass Top Seal wartime jar caps carefully to conserve metal. Caps consist of glass lid rubber and metal band. do not use in oven canning. Leave required headspace and tighten closures during processing. remove after 12 hours and store. Buy war bonds and stamps.
Sudbury residents note their townsman Sparepee L. Winship of the Boston Globe is abroad in England. A Mangrom home report praises the New England boys on active duty there and their good work. Winship serves on the Advisory Committee of the O.W.I.
Grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas Boston of Wil aw street West Acton welcome a second daughter Esther Boston born July 9 at Emerson Hospital. Mrs Byron Bristol Box for Norma Jean named by Mr and Mrs Paul Gates of West Acton. John Clarke born July 1 at Emerson Hospital. Dr Gates serving in the navy last summer. Miss Bette Casassa Straw berry Hill Road graduates Regis College and takes a Signal Corps post in Washington DC. Elise Dickinson West Acton grammar school visits old friends. Philip Bimbach sons of wives and Mrs F Williams Acton Center spent a week at 4 H camp in Bimbashy.
A fragment reflects a grandparent’s concern about a grandchild’s uncertain future. The text conveys anxiety over what step to take next and how to secure better prospects.
Concorde St Bernard's N Y C baseball team dropped its third game of the season at Lincoln Town Park last Sunday, 7 to 2, as Lincoln Juniors four hits in the seventh and two errors sealed the win. Ken MacLeod led Concorde with three of four, while Whittier Calkins earned the win for Lincoln, allowing nine hits. A return tilt is planned later, with Emerson playground hosting a home game against Sacred Heart or St Michael's C C.
Sudbury Branch of the American Red Cross opens daily from 1 to 3 30 for activities and inquiries. A Red Cross member will attend at headquarters in the Firemen's Recreation Rooms of the old Haynes building to receive visitors.
A note highlights humming birds migrating over long distances with remarkable endurance. It describes their ability to cover 500 miles without stopping for food or rest, noting extraordinary stamina in flight.
Sudbury updates report Ruth Hemmingway resigning as a teacher at South Sudbury School and possibly taking another post. Wellesley inquiries reveal limited OPA coupon use for round trips. Local students engage in farm work in Durham NH. Voter registrar board reviews lists as teaching vacancies loom. Albert Haynes joins Raytheon War Work in Waltham. Center-Sudbury pupil redirection discussed by Maxwell Eaton and School Committee.
Under the law all dog owners must license dogs over three months old with the Town Clerk by April 1. Those who fail to license will be prosecuted.
Word from the Twitchell brothers of South Sud bury states Rodney is in Nashville Tennessee with his unit on maneuvers. William serves with the Medical Division at Camp Pickett Virginia.
Lieut Donald Loring from South Acton travels to Fort Belvoir as others in Acton join summer war work. Marion Fawne Alice Callanan Wilby and Margaret Bornavian work on planting and secretarial tasks. Mrs Walter Stevens, Mr and Mrs A Webster Jersey visit Chatfield Street K. Callanan coordinates drive plans from West Acton. Private Robert Britt home from Fort Jackson to see his newborn daughter Dorothy Bond. Community notices list post offices and calls for arranging canning and wartime duties.
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