Local Navy Enlistments Mentioned in Sudbury Notices
The notice lists John Kalil Toth Kulik and Waclaw Lankiewicz enlisting in the Navy and training at a naval station. It notes a visitor at Sudbury Street, reminisces about last spring’s high school baseball team, and mentions Everett Washington as a return location. Also references Kiathte OG limbus planning a carnival during the Week of August 8.
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John ‘Kalil
Ie Toth Kulik
Naval
Te Tae Fa
Waclaw -Lankiewicz
Navy
Sudbury
Local Hometown Notes and Obscure Marches in Gard
Jacob Oberg, a farmer, rests at home while relatives and friends gather in Dorchester and nearby towns. The piece lists community members, church events at the Congregational church, and local notices including Mrs Alfred Haynes and Joyce of Dartmouth amid brief references to Navy service, a hydraulic instructor, and furloughs.
Legion Poppy Drive Sells 500 In An Hour
Mynard the Poppy Drive by the American Legion raised rapid support for veterans. Auxiliaries thank Assabet Mill and others for aid as over 500 poppies were sold within an hour.
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Légion
Woman's Club Opens Season in September
At a meeting of the executive board of the Maryland Woman's Club, the club voted to start the year in September instead of October and to omit the February meeting. An open evening meeting is planned with a talk on Current Events.
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Reachard
Iis
Marhayd Noman
Citi
Garliet
Community Notes and Army News From Local Paper
excerpts detail military postings and family announcements including a Private First Class stationed out of state and a local couple welcoming a son, John Maurice, born May 24 1943 at a hospital in Comntord adettS. Also mentions school faculty connections and local residents visiting family over the weekend.
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Wiliam
Monér
Joseph Hatitia
Son ‘Street
John M. Clairiof
Neide
Pennsylvania
John Maurice
Comntordadetts
Clair
Ruth Bradley
Maund
Maynard First Class Appointment Earned by Local Recruit
J Pizza, a Maynard local, received a First Class appointment for meritorious service at Seymour Johnson Field. The corporal was noted for his prior instructing role at the training center and plans to train new recruits in his specialty. Before enlistment he worked as a machinist at B24 Jeleham Machine Works in Waltham.
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Maynard
J. Pizza
Aeuthig
Ah Untifstrutter
Seymour Johnson, Field
Machinis
Jeieham Machine Works
Waltham
Sorrow and Joy Remembered in Pollak Tribute
Fragmentary lines recall sorrow and presence of joy in a Pollak memorial note. Names and specifics are unclear, but the tone honors memory and enduring emotion.
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Willie
Biel
Local Soldier Promoted Returns Home a Week
Corporal John OakRat recently earned a promotion and has visited his mother Mrs James Duggan at 6 Profit Street during a home leave spanning the past week.
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John OakRat
Tarlet
Mra
James Duggan
I ‘Rofit Street
Maynard youths enlist in Navy and Army groups
Maynard lists several young men leaving this week to join the armed forces. The Navy group includes Lawn Kw nelius Henry A. Murphy George wocriitees Matthew King Re son Joseph Pilecki Laurie John Sokolowsky Francis vid Roche. The Army group features Kenlsy Piecey M.F. te Ojaleliyo Rinlowski C ouigtene Bader AS J. Dora R. K. Tomy kins nic Veleno Thomas W. Sheehan Carbo Colombo and George Wheeler.
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Maynard
Navy
Lawn Kwnelius
Henry A. Murphy
Géor
Rinlowski
Ouigtene Bader
As.j. Dora
R. K. Tomykins
N.ic Veleno
Thomas W. Sheehan
Carbo Colombo
George Wheeler
Nelvin Smith Welcomes New Arrival at Great Road Home
In unrelated local notes, Dorharding family on Great Road reports a newborn born to Mr and Mrs. Dorharding. The event occurred as part of community life with no further details provided.
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Maynara
Melvin G. Smith
Ree Piola
Pen- Vreed Duate
Lits Nts
Dorharding
Great Road
Maynard Playground Program Dates Announced
The Maynard playground program invites children aged six to fourteen to participate. Activities run July 18 through August 20 at Maynard High School and Crowe Park. Children should report to the High School on Monday July 12 at 9 30 a m.
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Maynard
Scndar
Crowe Park
Freight Cars Reach New High Average Tons Per Carload
The United States freight cars set a new high average of 40.1 tons per carload, marking the fourth consecutive year of rising records. In 1941 the average stood at 36.2 tons, with further figures continuing the uptrend.
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United States
Unclear WWII Era Caption Notes Lasting Battle Sleep on November 11
Fragmentary report recalls Lieutenant General John Mae from the U S Marines and an ongoing fight hours after November 11 1918 with distant words suggesting the clash continued beyond the ceasefire date.
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Ott
John Mae Ae
U. S
Newman Promoted to Corporal at Camp Carson
Private Fred Newman receives promotion to Corporal while stationed at Camp Carson California. He is a Maynard High School graduate who played football and athletics and his induction took place in early April at Fort Dbeyens.
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Mayndra
Fred Newman
Corporal Newman
Camp Carson
California
Arizona
Maynard Thib Scda
Easap
Fred
Newman
Arthur Streat
Radio operators course at Marine base ready for assignment
Marine Base at Lejeune New River North Carolina completes an eleven week radio operators course for advanced instruction. Trainee J Digrappa aged 47 from Maynar is noted as ready for assignment to the Piot Force for communications.
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Ip Lejeune
New River
N. C
I. Operenting
J. Digrappa
Maynar
Radio Rators’ Iea
Pieot
Radio
Ular Board Meeting Schedule Promptly Noted
The board meeting is set in the Selectmen's Room from 7 to 9. Applications for seats are to be submitted to the secretary Cheslak, chairman Sam Stockwell, and secretary P. Dineen.
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Selectmen
Ee Cheslak
Sam Stockwell
Ph P. Dineen
Maynard Churches Schedule Thursday Chorus and Meetings
Maynard churches announce a junior choir rehearsal at 4 pm and ladies nots at 8 pm on Thursday. Sunday 18 English services at 1060 led by Rev Fred Benson, with a 7:30 pm monthly meeting. Tuesday June 15 ladies aid in church parlors at 7:30, coffee and tea sponsored by Mrs Kau nne. Sunday School picnic at Mia Watrén Dodge's home at 2 pm.
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Ladies Nots
Fred Benson
Phil Kaun
Congregational Church Midweek Service and Sunday Schedule
Rev George A Koponen will lead Thursday midweek service at JFUSNISH Congregational Church. Coffee social sponsored by Rev and Mrs Koponen follows. Sunday School starts at 10 A M with Children's Day exercises. Sunday evening programs include young people at 2 PM with listed participants.
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Jfusnish Congregational Church
George A. Koponen
Sbcihl
Koponen
Young
Tove
Ehhees
Hill
Dia
Tandae
Children’s Day Program At Methodist Church Readings
The program featured a scripture reading and prayers led by the pastor. Recitations included names such as Peter Wilson and Billy Woods with songs and acts like Little Garden and Four Little Flowers performed by children including Janet Hayes and Ronnie Alving.
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Methodist” Church
Maynard
Peter. Wilson
Billy Woods
Priest
Betty ‘Feeney
Erly , Staratt
Betty Ann
Carol Whitney
Jon ‘Uckervé
Patricia Selsier
Recitation Lineup for Evening program announced
Songs and readings will be performed by Delbert Alving Robert Nelson Richard Ticker Maurice Feeney Andrew Wood John Taylor Glen Whitney Robert Priest Delbert Alving Jean Robinson Beginners William Vitkauskas Norman Bemis Sandra Larkin Gerald Robinson.
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Delbert Alving
Robert Nelson
Richard Ticker
Maurice Feeney
Andrew Wood
John Taylor
Glen Whitney
Robert Priest
Jean Robinson
William Vitkauskas
Norman Bemis
Sandra Larkin
Gerald Robinson
Diphtheria Clinic Vaccinated 69 Children in Town
A Maynard clinic at the Town house vaccinated 69 children against diphtheria. Dr. Hooper led the effort with Mary Ward public health nurse and Faith Foster school nurse assisting. Parents praised for splendid cooperation with health authorities.
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Maynard
Hooper
Mary Ward
Faith Foster
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Dartmouth
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Tioridd
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Nason Street
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Waltham Tel
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Suri
Kasklewics
A. Bhetlak
Board of Selectmen
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Pater Pryhko
Othe Tate
Hington
Oose- Street
William Ledgard
Mis . S
Washington, D. C
Getgira
Sumter Street
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Carbary
Newton Hospital
Cage
Francis
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Weéten
Pollak
Willie Smith
Ory Gang
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PRO Musile
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Rial Beach
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Maynard Churches
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Be & Pichic
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Samuels
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