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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1945
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text provides few readable facts. The snippet mentions numbers and names in a garbled form with references to a date and entities, but no coherent event or clear subjects to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a scene with a horse, a rider, and fleeting sounds. The text hints at movement and hesitation rather than a full event, leaving unclear details about people, place, or purpose.
Fragmented OCR shows a land survey with bearings and distances, referencing owners Balcoms and others, a river, and lines running north and west with angles and multiple feet measurements. Readable fragments include directions along a river and corner references, but many terms are garbled.
Personal property auction announced in Sudbury with items listed including horses, machinery, and household goods at Mossman Road. Local military and church news share chaplains, leave and service updates, plus probate filing in the county court.
A fragmented wartime note recalls Captain Grant and officers addressing the guard at Marian. Soldiers discuss their role, sacrifices, and pride in contributing to the war, acknowledging uncertain rewards yet resolve to endure and serve.
A brief item notes a student who completed eighth grade at Middle School last summer, marking a milestone with a concise reference to school work and future steps.
Readers are urged to purchase war bonds to support national defense and aid the armed forces. Community leaders emphasize civic duty and contribute plans to boost sales through local drives and public appeals.
Captain Norman L Scherer a WWII veteran, reported from Campager after 10 days of leave. His wife and four children awaited at 64 Thoreau Street while his parents Mr. and Mrs. entered home with him. He served since 1942 and was expected to be back at Atlantic City.
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