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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
2
Easter officials of a large oil company attended a funeral service for Hugo J. Saarinen who died on June 8 in Baltimore. The service was held over the weekend at a local street church for his parents.
A fragmented notice lists Mrs Flora Babb at Waltham with a Monday date and evening event. It mentions closing grade schools Fridays and high schools resuming classes Friday June 22, plus a sale planned at Odil Fellows Street on Saturday June 23. Everyone is invited to attend.
Mass with celebration planned at the Community Hall this summer in Boon Maynard Summer area. St Britt church conducts the mission with schedule 16 36 and aims to engage Lake residents in parish activities.
Madella and Linnea Trulson plan a California visit en route from Ort Michigan to Berkley to visit relatives. Mrs Mariaty Whitey, newly appointed Deputy President of Sabin Lodge, will attend Gardner President's night on June 1. Pvt Albert Murphy returns from furlough for duty at Fort Knox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Murphy of Parsmenter Avenue. brothers Raymond and George serve in Army and Navy, with Eleanor nursing in England.
Maynard Guyer Fowler extends thanks to citizens for generous support of the Algonquin Boy Scouts of America fundraising drive. Funds will aid the organization’s youth programs under the 1945 theme Scouts of the World Brothers Together.
Maynard Isaac H Binks of 10 Brown Street was struck by an automobile last Saturday night. He sustained a fractured leg and was transported to Emerson Hospital by Fowler Ambulance Services. The car involved fled toward West Acton.
The Burke family expresses appreciation to those who assisted during their hour of loss following Michael Burke's death. Gratitude goes to the Knights of Columbus and relatives for their support and sympathy.
A worker from Key West completed a training course and will embark on a new assignment aboard a ship. Miss Beverly Fulton from Boston's Deaconess Hospital, daughter of Rev and Mrs Herbert Fulton, is recovering after surgery and awaiting marriage.
Miss Terrasi received a Bachelor of Arts degree on May 29 from Regis College Weston. Over 200 attendees including Maynard Acton Cambridge Arton Waltham New Canton Worcester and Noe gathered. Local postmaster and Miss Terrasi’s godfather from New York offered brief remarks and encouragement. Refreshments, dancing, and flowers plus war bonds presented as gifts marked the ceremony. Mr and Mrs Raymond Terrasi have two other daughters: Radeline to graduate next Sunday and Rose entering Maynard high school next September.
A fragmented list shows prize results and honorable mentions for multiple grades and students including Norma Martiniers Ralph Case Joan Rumipus Vic Hakala John Swanson Patricia O Clair Miriam Salmi and Charles Pte. The article commends the students and teachers for good work and cooperation.
Sgt George F Jenhalen and three men from the Eighth Air Force helped crush the Nazis in bomber raids on Western Front. The group, led by Colonel George Jumper, supported by 886th Bombardment Group, moved to strengthen defense efforts while awaiting postwar reassignment. Whistler, son of Mr and Mrs N J Whalen, was a Woolen factory worker before joining the Army in 194? He graduated in 1940 and served as class president.
Maynard Corporal John B. Ledgard son of Mr and Mrs James Ledgard Sumner Street Sumner was discharged under the point system on last Monday at Fort Devens He had served for nine years and saw action in Australia New Guinea and the Philippines.
The funeral of Mer Bjorn, who died after a long illness, was held in Maynard this afternoon at 2:06. George Bowen conducted the service followed by burial in Glenwood Cemetery. He is survived by a daughter Mrs Julia Mikkila of Leicester and Maria Hermanson of Maynard, plus two brothers.
A fragment notes a rattler surrendering a carrier, with the name Cam De Ave appearing. The readable text provides little context or specifics about event, date, or location.
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The last regular meeting notes show the next meeting scheduled for Thursday June. Children’s drawing winner announced at the event and results recorded.
Brackett died Sunday at Massachusetts General Hospital. He is survived by five cousins: Mrs Myra Cummings of West Eaton, George Brackett of Maynard, Mrs Ella Flanders Haverty of Hatch Brookline, Josiah Haynes of North Sudbury, and others noted in the family list.
A brief notice thanks those who sent condolences after the death of Frank E Brackett. It recognizes the community for bearing their loss and extending sympathy through the month.
Rainy Monday reduced turnout for the Maynard drift nights though attendees praised those who came. The June 12 event at Loan Drive featured Mae Pex Cartigatew in the Seventh, led by First Lieut. Byers. the War Non-Com's meeting on June 14 drew growing interest weekly.
Ruth Marsden daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Marsden of Walaa was given a surprise farewell party by friends and neighbors. She has left for Washington DC to take up new duties with the American Cross week.
Incomplete OCR fragment references Maynard High School with unclear names and a possible result or record. Readable text provides no coherent event or date to confirm specifics. Further legible material needed to produce a reliable headline and summary.
Daniel Carew, Ri White, Peter Ty, and Murphy are named in a brief notice or fragment. The text lists individuals likely connected to a local matter or notice without further context or details.
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