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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1946

Page

7

War Departments seeks updated addresses for next of kin

The War Department requests next of kin to update their present addresses for overseas deceased service members. The memorandum lists addresses for the Memorial Division in Washington and equivalent offices in Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard casualty sections to ensure timely notice of deaths and benefits.

Navy Coast Cross War Administration Ent al Congress Ial Navy Department Coast Guard War Department Memorial Division Office the Quartermaster General Washington, D. C Ureau Medicine and Surgery Washington D.C Marine. Corps United ‘States Marine Corps D. C United States Coast Guard

Three Local Girls to Get BA Degrees at Mount Holyoke

Three Concord residents from Lincoln will receive BA degrees at Mount Holyoke College commencement on Monday June 3. Anne MacKenzie Barbara Beers and Anne Hills are recognized for academic and athletic achievements and community involvement. Relatives plan to attend the exercises.

Concord Lincoln Greater Boston Mount Holyoke South Hadley Roswell Gray Ham Anne MacKenzie Barbara Beers Anne Hills Sarah Williston Community Chest Committee

Blaisdell Anniversary Marked By Concord Couple

Mr and Mrs Ray mond C Blaisdell of 29 Belknap street celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary last week. They were married at Carlisle and have lived in Concord since. Mrs Blaisdell is the former Marian Esther Currier. The couple has two daughters, Doris and Deborah. Mr Blaisdell is employed at Cambridge.

Concord Raymond C. Blaisdell Belknap Street Carlisle Blaisdell Marian Esther Currier Doris Deborah Blais‘well Cambridge

Knights Parade Open For Nearby Entries

Concord hosts a two day Fourth of July Patriotic Celebration by the Knights of Columbus. A 2 pm parade along main streets ends at Emerson Playground with baseball games, band concert, fireworks, midway amusements, and other events. Out of town organizations may enter by submitting a coupon before June 20. Floats will be classified for prizes.

Concord Knights’ of Columbus Emerson Playground

Changes in B M commuter trains amid coal strike

Concord Boston & Maine Railway cuts weekend and local services in response to coal strike. The Ches hire continues daily. most reductions affect Fitchburg Division trains and act to only South Acton or Ayer travel, with several services not restored until further notice.

Concord Boston & Maine Railroad ODT Cheshire Fitchburg Division Boston South Acton Ayer

New Arrival in Concord Stuart Dunan Leith Born May 26

Mr and Mrs H. Fraser Leith Jr of Nashawtuc announce the birth of son Stuart Dunan Leith at Emerson Hospital Concord on May 26. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Richard Baxter of Belmont and Mr and Mrs Hugh F Leith of Concord.

Concord H. Fraser Leith, Jr Nashawtuc Read Stuart Dunan Leith Emerson Hospital Leith Jane Baxter Richard Baxter Belmont Hugh F. Leith

Major Degree Planned by Concord Council and K of C

The Concord Council and the Knights of Columbus will hold a second degree ceremony at Monument Hall. The first degree event occurs Tuesday evening June 11 at 8 o'clock and the degree proper on Thursday evening June 13 at 8 o'clock.

Concord Concord Council K. of C Monument Hall

Acton School Notes Honor Greenman At Farewell Dinner

Acton Teachers Association hosted a May 22 farewell for Supérintendenat Richard Greenman at Ten Acres Wayland. Toastmaster Charles Yeremian praised his service and the good relations with Acton faculty, presenting a monogramed cowhide briefcase.

Supérintendenat Richard Greenman Acton Teachers’ Association Ten Acres Wayland Charles Yeremian Greenman Acton Kal Kansanniva Norma Leppanen Florence Merriam John Mitchell Alfred Pullano Mildred Roberts Lillian Taylor Jeanne Toohey Marion Towne Dardana Berry the Center School Mary Emerson Henry Hopkinson

Funeral held for Mrs Annie Floyde in Maynard

Mrs Annie G Quinn Floyde 62 of 41 Acton street Maynard died yesterday at a Lowell rest home after a long illness. She was widow of George H Floyde daughter of Tate William and Malinda Quinn born in Canada resided in Hudson then Maynard. Survived by son Rev William H Floyde of Hudson three brothers William Quinn James Quinn Edward R Quinn a sister Ruby Foster and two grandchildren. She belonged to Maynard Grange Rebekah lodge and Methodist church. Funeral from W A Twombly Maynard Thursday at two with Rev Fulton officiating. Interment Forestvale Hudson.

Maynard Annie G. (Quinn) Floyde Acton Street Hudson Lowell George H. Floyde Canada Tate William and Malinda (Logan) Quinn William H. Floyde William Quinn Maynard Fire Department James Quinn Edward R. Quinn Keene New Hampshire Ruby Foster Worcester Maynard Grange Rebekah Lodge Methodist Church W. A. Twombly Funeral Home Main Street Fulton Forestvale Cemetery

Rep Tompkins Reelected as Boston Poultry Show Director

Harold Tompkins of Concord and Lowell Road is reelected director of the Boston Poultry Show at the annual meeting. Paul Ives, show manager, says the 99th annual show will feature more exhibits and extended plans for next season.

Concord Harold Tompkins Lowell Road Rhode Island Boston Paul Ives

Southern Arkansas Holds Vast Petroleum Reserve

A major report notes Southern Arkansas contains a petroleum reserve of 400 million barrels. The figure highlights the region's potential energy assets and implications for national supply strategies.

Southern Arkansas

New Policy Announced For Former Wacs

The Adjutant General releases a new policy on re enlistment of former Woman's Army Corps members announced by Lieut Thomas D Haskell of the Army Recruiting Office Framingham. Effective June 1 1946 volunteers must enlist for duration plus six months or until June 30 1947 with possible overseas service as required by the service. Applications for reenlistment through September 30 1946 must be approved and in by June 7 1946. Former WACs only should apply at Framingham or Marlboro offices and will be transported to Boston Army Base for physicals and enlistment.

Adjutant General Woman's Army Corps Thomas D. Haskell Army Recruiting Office Concord Street Framingham Haskell WAC Shoul Wacs Army Framinghard Post Office Marlboro Boston Army Base

First Friday Masses Set for June in Local Churches

Concord Catholic churches schedule six morning masses on Friday with St Bernard's at 6 and 7 o clock and Our Lady Help of Christians at 5 30 and 7 00. Both parishes plan evening Sacred Heart services at 7 45.

Concord St. Bernard’s Church Our Lady Help of Christians West Conscord Oldlock

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