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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1943

Page

6

Acton Gran Evening Event Recallsutillized Program

The annual Acton Gran gathering last Tuesday night featured a religious service led by chaplain J Ray Bf with Mrs. Mary Spinny participating. Constance Fae Jeannette Haynes and others performed recitations while piano solos by Rose Marie Spinney Robert Frost and Joan King appeared. A committee chaired by Mrs Hosea Gould served refreshments after the program.

Acton Hall Mary Spinny _pharse Ray- Bf Pay Constance Fae Jeannette Haynes Sors Eh Hill Prince “Spinney David — Bn Gordon Frost Robert {Ost H Ruth Beach Rose Marie Spinney Robert Frost Joan King Lowing Ithe Hosea Gould

Troop D Maneuvers Near Concord and Bathday Weekend

Troop D joined the Motor Squadron for weekend maneuvers starting May 22. The unit staged at the 21st Infantry Armory and tested 20 roadblock forms at the Tactical School before spending the night. Pvt. Roemisay led a patrol during early Sunday air raid drill. Carl A. Woll of Lexington enlisted for three years. Gould of unspecified locale is honorably discharged for business reasons. he was an original Troop member.

Concord Roemisay Carl A. Woll Lexington Gould Tey Ste

Knowledge May Save Mankind From Extinction

Smithsonian anthropologist Dr. Ales Hrdlicka says mankind’s future hinges on knowledge not pure nature. If humanity remains dependent on nature alone, extinction could follow as with prehistoric species, but human progress in knowledge should safeguard existence.

Ales Hrdlicka Smithsonian Institution

Vegetable storage and quality tips from old note

The fragment discusses washing and storing vegetables including peas and lime wand. It emphasizes immediate shelling of peas and keeping produce very cold to preserve sweetness and starch and mentions hanging to starch. The text reflects practical home-saving guidance.

Soldier crawls four miles on belly to aid freezing comrade

In Valdez Alaska a wounded soldier crawled four miles on his stomach through a blizzard to reach a crevasse and aid a fallen comrade. Rescuers later found another survivor after a week of peril with two others missing and presumed dead, highlighting the harsh mountain tragedy.

Vald Alaska War Department Valdez Glacier Galeg Phee Seine

Hunter and Wolf Shot on Roadside in Missouri Incident

Derks killed a wolf along a road in Missouri and lost a $5 bounty after pursuit. The animal fled into a nearby field and became entangled, dying. The kill occurred near the county line dividing Gentry and Laney counties. a $5 bounty was possible if the wolf had been on the other side.

Hunter E Welf Rong Bie Derks Ion i Nodaway

Private Hessian Forgets Teeth During Breakfast Dash

A dramatic World War II field scene shows Private Hessian from New Haven Connecticut dashing to the barracks after sprinting from formation. He explains to a puzzled sergeant that he forgot his teeth, prompting laughter amid the march breakfast debrief.

Thomas F. Hession New Haven Conn Hessian

Father Hears of Son's Death but Carries On

A South teen, Frank Woltman Jr., 25, a Flying Fortress pilot, was killed in action over North Africa. His father, Frank Woltman Sr., says he received the news and returned to making airplane engines, vowing not to quit. The father’s resolve is quoted as, Boys over there don’t quit when someone gets hurt.

Frank Woltman Frank Woltman Jr Woltman

Blind man collects five tons of scrap metal

GRAYSVILLE TEN Aaron Smith, blind, drove a cart door to door collecting scrap metal totaling more than five tons for the war effort.

Blind Man Graysville Tenn Aaron Smith Smith

Blinded Understanding in The Riddle of Perception

A cryptic fragment hints at blindness and understanding as a mental process. The text evokes themes of perception and inner clarity, suggesting a philosophical inquiry into how awareness starts and what it blinds us to.

Women to staff airbase control towers on coasts

The article notes women will join WAVES and SPARS to staff airbase control towers and other posts. It describes a four month training plus three months of specialized schooling for ages 20 to 36, with roles including storekeeper, yeoman, and radio operator, and directs readers to Navy Recruiting Stations for information on Your Country in The WAVES or SPARS.

Smilar Navy Bpars

Additional Acton Blood Donors Listed

Acton residents volunteered for blood donation at the Red Cross Blood Center in Boston. Mrs Flor ence Rooney led a group including Mrs Meaerse Rimbach and Miss Mable Wiilott from West Acton, seeking transportation to Boston for donors to support armed forces.

Acton Florence Rooney North Acton Red Cross Blood Center Boston F. Meaerse Rimbach Acton Center Aoe Teenan Davis Mable Wi Oltt Oyla Nichols West Acton J. Henry Ingman Red Cross Poston Zebpke

Acton Ration Board Issues Certificates and Sugar Policy

At a recent Acton Ration Board meeting certificates were issued for canning supplies and rations to numerous residents including Sidney Divan George Anderson Archie Morriagme Ian Perkins Mary Stoney and others. The board also announced sugar will be issued for home canning only after coupons 15 and 16 are used and proof of consumption is provided.

Acton Acton Ration Board Isene French M Tae Peiraim Sidney Divan George Anderson A Mehee Archie Morriagme Ian Perkins Mary Stoney Bradiey Tmivid Thompson Harold McPhee William Gehow Henry Hickey Carl Flint Maria Whealey Josephine Sheehan Ee Bellard Alden Flagg Stair Fraser Frederick Welgle Robert Hall Marelé Thompson Siet Michel William MaMahan Foley Carrie Banks Chatfield James Coughlin A. Durkee Jennie Gleason Bertha Lowden Robert Moore Lan Quinn Daniel Shea Helen Willet Acton Rationing Board Hbean

Acton Junior Class cancels prom over driving ban

Acton Xtech School juniors cancel their prom planned for tomorrow night in Flanchard Hall due to a gasoline shortage. Acton Center and West Acton Woman's Club members cancel reservations for the State Federation convention in Swampscott because of the driving ban, and town hall dances are called off until the ban on pleasure dancing is lifted.

Acton Xtech Tomeriew Flanchard Hell Acton Center West‘ Acton Woman's Clubs State Federation of Women’s Clubs Swampscott East Ohio Indiana California

Neighborhood Socials Reported With Speakers and Refreshments

Local social evenings feature talks on home supplies and light refreshments. Notable hostesses include Mrs Wendell Greenleaf of Littleton and Miss Blanche Davis of Mast Acton, with others listed in recent gatherings. Alfred V Jules of Willow Road Acton has taken a post at Ward University Press in Harvard to lead oak manufacturing.

Instown Wendell Greenleaf Littleton Blanche Davis Mast Acton Heron Richard Lowien Foulston George Bestould Martin See F Alfred “V. Jules Willow ‘Road Acton Harvard Oak Ward University Press Sales Boston Colonial Press, Inc New Haven Railroad Ime Ist

Sudbury Parish Opens Summer Services on June 6

First Parish church of Sudbury begins summer services on June 6 with welcoming notes for the month. Rev. John Madison Foglesong will deliver sermons. Mr. a will assume duties of the Unitarian Committee for July and August. Nine Sundays feature replacements to be announced.

Sudbury Joh Ma

Talland and Pillar greet neighbors at social

Mrs. Albert A Talland welcomed Mr and Mrs Emanuel Pillar of New York editor of Libertz Magazine to her Sudbury home. Edgerly visited and was signed by Bernstley. The Junior Prom in Town Hall drew a large crowd with music by the Charlestown Navy Yard.

Albert A. ‘Talland Néigiborm Emanuel Pillar New York Pillar 48 Boscciate The Libertz Magazine New York City Edgerly Bernstley Armed Forces Charlestown Navy Yard

Woods Return From Texas to Sudbury

Mr and Mrs John G Woods have arrived from Dallas where Mr Woods supervised war construction work. He plans to move to New York for government work soon. They will reside at the Johnson house Concord road North Sudbury. Mrs Woods is a former Town Accountant and Mr Woods served on the Board of Public Welfare.

Sudbury John G. Woods Dallas Texas Woods

Sudbury School Memorial Day Program At Sudbury High

Last Friday a Memorial Day program was held at Sudbury High School with readings and songs. Participants included Charles Sullivan, Winifred Gaughan, Ann DelAnno, William Edgerly, and William Titus with piano accompaniment.

Sudbury Charles Sullivan Mbiov Bee Deen Joan Batchelder Lincoln Bixby William Edgerly Goa America Winifred Gaughan William Titus Utting

Sudbury Centre Minister Invites All to Sunday Service

First Parigh Unitarian church in Sudbury Centre announces Sunday services led by Rev. John Madison Foglesong at 8:00 a.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all.

First Parigh Unitarian Sudbury Centre John Madison Foglesong

Boston and Maine Railroad Seeks Abandonment Certificate

Notice that on May 14 1942 Boston and Maine Railroad filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission an application for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to abandon its 4.5 mile line from Massachusetts Junction in Hudson to near the freight house in Maynard Middlesex County Massachusetts under Finance Docket No 14217. The notice is dated May 27 with publication on June 3 and 20.

Boston and Maine Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission Massachusetts Junction Hudson Maynard Middlesex County Massachusetts Boston and Maine

Ac ton Red Cross Meets. Garden Club Cancels Tour

The Acton Poxborough branch of the American Red Cross holds its annual meeting next Tuesday at eight in the Acton Man's Clubhouse. The Acton Garden Club cancels the Strawberry Hill Road garden tour today due to gasoline shortage.

Acton-Poxborough Therican Red Cross Acton Acton Garden Club Os M. Bowen Strawberry Hill Road

Acton Grammar Schools Close for Summer Vacation

The Acton grammar schools will close for the summer vacation tomorrow at noon.

Acton

Acton School hears Memorial Day address and student declamations

Theron A Lowden spoke at Blanchard Hall urging home front vigilance and unity. Students Therese Curley Beverly Cage iath Jeen Feehan presented readings and War Stamp totals reached 500 dollars to fund a jeep. Resignations at Acton schools noted. Ruth Borglind and Grace m named acting principals at Acton Center and West Acton. FOR VICTORY BONDS.

Howard A. Libby West. Acton School Ruth P. Bynon Wilbert H. Heyes Ruth Borglind Grace m Acton Center West Acton

Bedford Weekend Visitors Reach From New York and Maine

Mr. and Mrs. Russell and relatives visited in Maine over the weekend. Miss Catherine McGrath, formerly of Fletcher, was in town. Mrs. Bally Colverse of Coon, and Mrs. Frank Cloutier were among locals hosting or visiting relatives. Jackie Cloutier and Richard Webber were noted in town postings. Mrs. Mary McClean, injured at home, received well wishes for recovery. Nicholas Genetti of North Port reported for service with the U. S. Marines at Parris Island.

Mrs Chester P Jordan’s Center School reference noted

Mrs Chester P Jordan, a teacher at Center School, is connected to Norfolk Virginia where her husband serves as a sergeant. The fragment indicates a biographical or notice context involving family and service.

Chester P. Jordan Norfolk, Va

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