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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1942

Page

2

Maynard community aids civilian defense and notices

Highway Department workers donated services to move about 125 cots from St. Bridget's Parish Camp at Scituate for civilian defense use in Maynard. The cots were loaned by Rev. D award O'Bryan with helpers including Raymond Sheridan, John Connors, William Morill, Martin Costello, and Selectman Joseph Dineen.

Highway Deartment St. Bridget’s Scituate Maynard D. Award O'Bryan Raymond Sheridan John Connors William Morrill Martin Costello Joseph Dineen

American ingenuity powers mass production and farm innovation

A speech extols American capacity for invention from boats and railroads to mass production. It notes domestic manufacture lowers costs and enables new materials like rubber from alternative sources. The talk highlights farmer driven innovations such as tractors and harvesters, stressing agriculture as a core source of raw ideas for future machines.

America Tian Guaiyan

Maynard War Service Notices Highlight Local Families

Local residents report several service members and Red Cross efforts. Pvt. Raymond W. Dionne begins airplane mechanics training in Lincoln Nebraska and will join a permanent air force squadron after graduation. The Lalli family notes four sons in the Army with a fifth expected soon. A Maynard trustee helps promote War Bond sales in the Victory Fund. Red Cross nursing courses are underway led by Mrs. Alan Palmer and Miss Alfrieda Dittrich with plans for surgical dressing training soon under Mrs. Earl Ryan.

Raymond W. Dionne Gon Maynard Domenic Lalli Roosevelt Street Patrick Fort McKinley Portland Alfred Fort Riley Victor Camp Tyson Tennessee Michael Florida Alexander Red Cross Alan ‘Palmer A Bemis Alice Boulden Elizabeth Carey Mary Alfrieda Dittrich I ’ Finizzio Olive Morgan Anteen Grace Stokes

Regular town board meeting and guardianship petition notes

The selectmen set a regular meeting in the town hall to hear license applications and to appoint a guardian for Julia A Donahue of Maynard declared insane. The Probate Court in Middlesex County directs notice of the guardianship petition to be served, with appearance due by July 21, 1942, and a citation return date of July 21.

Ulown House Mmonwealth Massachusetts Dlesex Julia A. Donahue Maynard Thesachusetts Department of Mental Health Julia A.donahue Harold J. Morris Said Court Bridge John C. Leggat Esar Caring P. Jordan Register

Aircraft Tower Repair Work by A L Volunteers

Maynard Maynard. Work on painting the exterior of the aircraft observation tower at Summer Hill is complete with volunteers finishing interior details. Exterior color is green and new screening is installed. Volunteers from Demars Post A L perform the work at no charge, funded by civilian defense appropriations. Commanders John Kapon and David Moley lead painters and are praised for cooperation reflecting the American Legion spirit. Maynard Rationing Board lists requests for tires and tubes for individuals and Carlo Bianchi & Co. for three tire and seven tube allocations along with retreaded tires for several names. Obsolete tires noted for Gioge Finizio.

David Moley American Legion Maynard Rationing Board Chester F. Sawyer Carlo Bianchi & Co William F. Edwards Benjamin Tamalevich Gertrude Goodrich Stwo George W. Brooks Rebecca Watt John J. Masulla Giogue Finizio

Card of Thanks for Frank Riley Family

The Riley family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy and thoughtfulness during their recent bereavement.

Frank Riley

Thie Crantmen Witder Xx Macurda

Pharmacist Maynard Maas mentioned in a fragmentary note about local medical personnel.

Thie Crantmen' Witder Macurda Maynard, Maas

Maynard Church Services and Parish Activities

Maynard notices list Holy Cross Church at 23 Dartmouth Street with 9:00 a.m. mass on Sunday led by Rev. Stanley S. Gogul. Finnish Lutheran Church schedules 10:30 a.m. services with Ladies Aid meeting, choir rehearsal, and a parish program and coffee table in the vestry led by parish members including Helen.

Nice Maynard ‘Garden Club Irvin Howe Acton Street Frank Farnell Mull Holy Cross Dartmouth ‘Street Maynard Stanley S. Gogul Bernhard Hillila Anne M. Heinonen Helen

Quotes on benevolence and service from historic figures

A compact collection of maxims from Mary Baker Eddy Goethe J Walcott and Dean Inge. The excerpts urge usefulness help to others and mutual support emphasizing humble deeds and reciprocal aid. Each line advocates practical kindness and selfless effort.

Hollywood Stars and Upcoming Films Highlight Stage and Screen

George Marshall a former Seattle reporter now directs a Technicolor outdoor epic The Forest Rangers. Jean Parker stars in I Live On Danger while Jacqueline Holt joins William Boyd in Stick to Your Guns. Barbara Stanwyck and Joel McCrea share a dramatic scene in The Great Man's Lady. Dorothy Lamour films Beyond the Blue Horizon with jungle animals and a wild elephant.

George Marshall Water Front Seattle Post-Intelligencer Giric March Jean Parker Danger Troducers Pine Thomas Hollywood Jacqueline Holt William “Q Long Cassidy Boyd Barbara Stanwyck Joel McCrea Dorothy ‘Lamour

Great Wealth He who pov ceerad anne me the sky Law Maxim

A terse maxim on wealth and vision presents a maxim about seeing beyond the apparent riches and aiming high. It frames wealth as tied to perception and ambition rather than mere possession.

Hudson newspaperman JF Worsnip dies at 74

Maynard born James Fred Worsnip 74 Hudson resident and longtime state newspaper figure died Monday afternoon after a long illness. He worked for the Boston Globe Telegram and Hudson Enterprise and had lived in Maynard years ago. Funeral services were held with Rev. Hal Andrews officiating. Burial in Sergt. Michael Ignac Worestvale cemetery.

Maynard James Fred Worsnip Hudson Central Street Agland Isabel Archer State Boston Globe and Ter Telegram Hudson Terprise Haldrews St Church Hudson and Bar Worestvale Cemetery

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