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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1942
Page
5
Public notices note officer training at Fort Trumbull and Maynard events. Senior class night and banquet plans are mentioned with postponed Home Nutrition drill at the Junior High. Local 140, T/W.U. affiliation gains, Woolen Co. layoffs affect 2200 workers, and Flag Day exercises are planned at the Maynard High Auditorium.
Maynard unit of the Women Air Raid Wardens meets weekly at Town House under Lt Mabel Tobin with Lts Sys bil White and Dorothy Marsden and Sgt Catherine Murray to review wardens duties gas defense stretcher drills and First Aid. Wood Fuel Production committee chaired by William V Hansen reports progress urging use of wood fuel in Spring and Fall to conserve coal with several new wood lots opened on Hill Side Street Old Filter beds and Tremont Street. The group lists 20 hour Red Cross First Aid graduates including Hazel Burns Mabel Cuttell Elvira D Errico and many others.
Private sale by Albert J. Connors on Florida Road Maynard offers a 1932 Ford four cylinder with motor overhaul and Hastings rings plus four excellent tires two driven under 200 miles.
Frances Joanne Primiano and Sergeant Robert Blanchette announce their engagement. Blanchette, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blanchette, is stationed at Cochran Field, Macon Georgia, in the engineering office. The couple plans a wedding in the latter part of the month.
Ensign Robert Hasting visited friends in Maynard during the holiday weekend. He is stationed at Charlestown after transferring from the Army to the Navy, where he held the rank of sergeant before receiving an ensign rating.
We express heartfelt thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during our bereavement the death of our beloved husband and father John H Wollerscheid Mrs Margaret Wollerscheid Ernest Wollerscheid
Congratulations go to numerous local families with births and life events. Newborns include a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Bakum and a boy for the Bain family. other families welcome daughters and sons, while residents pursue public service, travel, and civic duties.
The annual picnic of the Maynard Garden Club will be held August 3 at the home of Mrs. Irvin Howe. Mrs. Frank Farnell chairs the event assisted by committee members Mrs. Charles Warren Mrs. Brooks Reed Mrs. Wilder X Macurda Mrs. George Thompson Miss Doris Miller and Mrs. Frank Grieve.
Rev. Bernhard Hillila presides at morning service with Sunday school at 9 15 a m The Luther League props at 7 30 p m The Luther Leagues meet Tuesday at 8 p m at the home of Misses Ruth and Helen Lehto
Barbara Stanwyck charms in long hair in The Great Man's Lady while Judy Canova and Allan Jones lead True to the Army with a sergeant over pigeons. Tom Kennedy, once a heavyweight hopeful, fought Jack Johnson and Bob plays a child lecturer in My Favorite Blonde. Georgia French substitutes for Elizabeth Risden in I Live On Danger. Rudy Vallee sings Goodnight Sweetheart in The Palm Beach Story. Patricia Morison dances polka in Mr and Mrs Cugat and learns Charleston for the film. Richard Denning becomes Dorothy Lamours leading man in Beyond the Blue Horizon. Laird Cregar called Gnocky in This Gun for Hire as Sleepy the mule returns to work in Tombstone.
The Maynard Rationing Board approved eight retread tire permits this week. Beginning in June the tire allotment for Maynard will not be released for publication as directed by state rationing headquarters. The board noted 73 holders of "X" tires in Maynard, under six percent of the total 1 223 registrations. Permits went to the Highway Department Town of Maynard four retreads Fred Loika two retreads and Raron Boardman two retreads.
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