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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
6
The government asks Americans to save fats from cooking to stretch supplies. A tablespoon daily can add up over a month and help in meat purchases. Save fats from frying to the high can and deliver to a meat dealer for salvage.
Local service members and relatives are noted in a roundup. Lieut. Col. Mas and others are listed with furloughs and postings at Camp Lee Virginia and the coast guard training at Buzzards Bay. Several sailors and air corps members at Wesleyan and Hawaii prepare for aviation cadet duties and leave requests.
Charles M. McGrath of Bedford Street, son of Mr and Mrs Bernard W McGrath, returned to Concord last week after about 17 months of foreign service with the U S Army in the Southwest Pacific theater.
Curré of Bedford receives sudden promotion at Fort Benning after three active years with the Framingham unit. Avery of 83thoreall y reportedly notified by recruiters, while Gardner Avery matches the U. S. Marine west Pacific base assignment.
M and Mrs Robert Grant have moved to the house vacated by the Faw family on Poleo School Avenue. A patient at Cambridge hospital underwent an operation this week. Nelson J Garis visits his mother Mrs d South face Ty Memie. Barbara and a Shi attend the weekeler Wo fe Club meeting at seven.
Miss Mary Geehan of Lexington confining to home due to illness at Spring Street. No dance for service men Friday because of the 9th grade class day dance. Mrs Ruth Webber opened her home for a Women’s Service Club bridge and whist party with prizes and refreshments. Girl Scouts walked to Miss Valenti’s Shaw sheen Road home for an open fire lunch. Private Charles Genetti, Hartwell Road, home over weekend from Rhode Island station.
A Sunday morning ceremony named Children’s Day included infant baptisms and cradle roll awards. A processional, invocation, and prayer opened the event with a salute to the American and Christian faiths.
Boston residents advised by Graham Bates, OPA regional oil rationing officer, to correctly fill winter oil applications. He cautioned many forms are returned for errors, stressing to complete question four about reduced gallonage and to sign the declaration.
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