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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1943
Page
6
The speaker warns that war will interrupt education for many youths and urges liberal education as essential to freedom. He argues postwar effort must focus on enlightenment to sustain moral and spiritual reform and society’s highest good.
In July 1943 the Coast Guard plans a new recruiting effort for sailors, establishing its own training and testing program at Palm Beach Florida. Interested applicants are invited to contact the recruiting station for details.
The Boston and Maine Rail Road appeals for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to extend rail service from Central Massachusetts Junction to a point south of the freight house in Maynard, Massachusetts. The filing cites a 5 mile extension in Middlesex County and notes publication dates May 27 and June 8.
Glancyews Service Commiienge reports a Sudbury couple were convicted in the base Criminal Court for setting fire to Dickson Jr s barn on Water Road. They were sentenced to a determinate term. State fire marshal Lieut Edward P O Neill and Sudbury Chief Alfred A Meissner testified about the arrest and questioning. The couple were married in Boston on January 15 1924.
Marlboro announces five minute limit on distance calls as operators concentrate on essential wartime traffic. Guy H. Sturgis, local manager, says limits apply only when lines are congested and only on long distance calls. Bell system aims to share scarce lines among users without automatic disconnection.
Sudbury defeated Wayside 7 to 5 as Ernie Flynn pitched for War. Sudbury's Dick Phelps highlighted the game with strong plays. Baseball letters list awardees Alden Roberts Hawes Edgerly Maenpan Robert Phelps Imnforth Donald Hawes Ian William Titus. Graduation exercises will be held at Desert Church and Town Hall on June.
A sailor from Nagor Hill Road has been promoted to Chief Petty Officer Machinist’s Mate and is now stationed in New Caledonia for service aboard the navy.
W Jules son of Mr and Mrs Alfred W Jules of Willow to Seal Acton graduates June 11 from Philips School. He listened to President James Lu Nangshy of Wesleyan and was active in football and square dancing. he plans to pursue further studies.
Dr Albert Field Gilmore of Boston longtime Christian Science leader dies at his home in Fenway He served as editor of the Christian Science Journal and Sentinel led The Mother Church Boston and held Maine and New York roles He authored books on religion and nature study and was a Bates College alumnus and Republican with Masonic and Ornithological Union ties He is survived by his wife Mrs Davye M Gilmore.
Miss Sullivan’s second year shorthand classes earned recognition from the Gregg Organization. A blue-seal certificate honors the school and a custom cover by Mr. Searles. Students and teachers listed include Marion Davis Florence Monnette Rita Boyle Ann De Simone Maslowski Elaine Andrade Barbara French Eleanor Hjulstrom Richard Strycharz and others with 60 to 100 word certificates.
Miss Maile Leusher of Acton Center married Corporal Teuvo Grekula of Maynard in a candlelit ceremony at Acton Center Congregational Church. The bride wore white chiffon and lace with orange blossoms. attendants included sister Maire Leasher and bridesmaids in dusty rose. Best man was groom’s cousin and guests included B Clayton Steeves and John Arra. Corporal Grekula is furloughed before foreign duty.
Friends of Mr and Mrs Edgar Henry Hall Jr of 102 Dutcher Street Hopedale announce his recent appointment as treasurer and manager of the Hopedale Coal and Sea Company. Hall, formerly assistant to manager, a Be native and New York Military Academy graduate, is the son of the late Mrs Hall and Mr Hall. They have a 13 year old son Richard.
A wartime appeal urges readers to purchase additional war bonds. Officials emphasize national unity and financing military efforts, urging citizens to contribute through bond purchases and sustain victory.
Acton Massachusetts and Hammond residents Acton and Grey Robbins observed their 40th wedding anniversary with a daytime gathering at their home. The family and longtime friends attended, honoring Mrs Robbins’s birthday. Attendees included Miss Charlotte Conant and Mrs Prnéat Wastihy Grace Holden, with local figures like Mrs Hersey of Winchester present.
The will of the late Elmer R. Sudbury who died in March is filed at the courthouse. It disposes of his entire estate and leaves $1009 to Bulah Smith. The remainder passes to his niece Lottie May Smith Ing ham.
At a recent meeting of the National Honor Society, officers for next year were chosen. Presid ent: Iorie Carroll. vice president: Aldrich. secretary: Ann McKernan. Retiring officers included president Paul May and secretary line Dalton.
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