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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
2
A brief local notice announces upcoming garden club arrangements by Mrs Howard. The event focuses on cemetery and reciprocal garden plans for Monday, June. Attendees include Mr and Mrs from Weipott Street and a panel from the United States Army.
A fragmented guide describes washing and trimming leafy greens and roots, cutting stalks to foot lengths, and boiling until tender. It notes removing tough ends and excess water, with careful handling of beet and turnip greens to keep flavor and texture balanced.
A fragment outlines recent council figures and roles including Maynard, Jos Boothroyd as Recording Secretary, and Joséph McCarthy noted as a visitor from Orlando. It mentions the Knight and Grand Knight titles, a three-year warden term, and a medical discharge.
Mr and Mrs Kan announce the engagement of their daughter Karen Ito to Corporal Edward Milas Jr son of Dr and Mrs Baswart Flaherty of Maynard Massachusetts Milas and Karen are graduates of Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing Cor corporal Flaherty attended King Academy Ashburnham St Anselm College Leicester New Hampshire and is a candidate at the officers training school in Quantico
A forthcoming marriage links Irene Virginia Dydz Sans, daughter of Mrs. Louis Dydz Sans, to Sergeant Charles M. Bradshaw, son of Mrs. XK Bradshaw of Columbus Ohio. Miss Dadginski, a Maynard High School graduate, recently worked at Unison Engineering where her fiancé formerly served. The couple is set to wed in September.
The local Rationing Board issued tire ration permits last week. Names listed include Maynard area residents and several individuals such as Charles aes mF ibes Albert Bete ee and Albert Batley with varying permit counts. Also noted are entries for Middlesex Family Laundry and Ford Glickman with small allocations.
The notice warns of potential shortages of doctors and nurses and urges families to adopt health measures. It suggests rest, sunlight, air, exercise, and nutrition to protect health and family plans. It proposes creating a weekly or monthly fund and considers Red Cross First Aid groups and nutrition initiatives.
The piece discusses how early nutrition shapes lifelong health and suggests supplementation may help after formative years. It notes pediatricians often prescribe minerals to prevent deficiencies in children and hints at adult risk if diet is poor.
A brief aphorism notes that a man can learn from his neighbor to have patience and to live and let live, attributed to Charles Kingsley.
A fragment from a Maynard Grange bulletin outlines upcoming events and notes. It mentions a June 1 shift from Tech 2nd to June 1, a debate topic Woman Influences Mam more Money Does, and preparations for refreshments hosted by Lilian Holmen and Grace Whither Jones. The Ladies Degree Team plans a banquet in Russes Restaurant on June 17, with venues at New England beaches previously favored.
The article discusses anticipated new_dim out rules and their impact on establishments. It notes plans to keep venues open until 9 p m at least during summer months, signaling regulatory changes affecting operating hours and compliance.
A scrambled telephone exchange ends with a sergeant speaking in a strained tone before the other party abruptly hangs up. The garbled dialogue hints at a miscommunication or social miscue during a brief, tense moment.
Sergeant Melvin Smith, 22, formerly of Maynard, has been promoted and now heads the Payroll Department at Pendleton Field Base Headquarters and Air Base Squadron. He resides with his wife May E. Smith at 213 South West Court Pendleton Oregon, after service at Port Devens since September 1942. He is the son of Mr and Mrs B B Smith of 25 Great Road Maynard and a Maynard High School graduate formerly employed by the First National Stores.
The article notes ancient Egyptians believed heavy meals and garlic boosted strength for workers during pyramid construction. Modern science counters that such foods do not make men stronger, challenging the old assumption and debunking the myth.
A Maynard man was injured in an automobile incident with uncertain details and unclear condition. He was taken to a Massachusetts hospital as authorities assessed the circumstances and pursued routine inquiries. Buy war bonds and stamps.
Regular Sunday service at 45 AM with guest Rev. Mac Lean from Chelsea Mass. A large attendance is hoped. Sunday June 13th will be led by Rev Will Oliver. Parents of children urged to register. Phila lass meeting set for June 8 at 7 8 PM at Mrs Emmedge 17 Brook Street. Men’s meeting planned for June 8 at 8 PM in the church.
On Sunday there is Sunday School at 9 15 and a 6 o clock program. Luther League meet at the home of W Oscar and Gertrude Kauppila 24 Harrison Street. On Sunday January 18 Rev Fred J Benson of the Lutheran Center Ay er Massachusetts will preach. Poems and spring imagery appear in the text.
The Ration Board last week published its Maynard area pea ration list listing recipients and quantities. Names include Selma Kal lio Russell Selamoneh Uno Hill Reino Kangapoja Willian Sieborm Gearee LeSage Tas Kaliie Vinegat Crotty Watter Paunanen John Daner and Albert Batley Rouffkins.
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