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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1944

Page

13

Community Groups Hear Speakers Across Concord Area

The March meeting of the Women’s Union at Trinitarian Congregational church featured guest Seaton Manning of the Urban League after a business session. Birth announced for a son to Lieut and Mrs Walter Edward Stanley, Coffeyville Kansas, March 1. Zonta Club and Wells A Hall Memorial forum held in Concord high school. Fenn School headmaster Roger Carlisle Fenn chaired. Middlesex County Club Farm Agent Georges E Erickson spoke on soil preparation for the Victory Garden. Corinthian Lodge A F & A M met with Worshipful Master Leighton presiding. Old Concord Chapter D A R hosted March 4 event. Rita Coyne to attend state convention March 21. Concord Lions Club to sponsor Easter Monday dance April 10 at the Veterans Building to aid the folder fund for servicemen.

Woman’s Union The Trinitarian Congregational Church Seaton Manning Urban League Aagot A. Baggesen Lient Walter Edward Stanley U.S. Army Air Corps Coffeyville Kansas Stanley Gene MacRae Austin D. MacRae Concord Bedford Wells A. Hall Concord High School Roger Carlisle Fenn Fenn School Georges E. Erickson Middlesex County Club Walthampe Gardens Thie City Victory Garden Corinthian Lodge A. F A. M Masonic Temple Merton J. Leighton Tsone Parser Lodge Waltham Old Concord D.A.R George Upton D.A. R Rita Coyne D.A R. Good ‘Itizenship Chapiter Concord Lions ‘Club Veterans Littleton Farmers ‘Swing Band

Hospital Patient Census And Feb. 1944 Totals

Hospital records show 221 largest and 44 smallest patient counts. February 1944 admits reached 25 with 93 discharges. Daily averages are listed as 484s and 85.2 for February 1933 in the damaged text.

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Concords 40 year plan outlined by Arnold Arboretum notes

Fragmentary notes reference an Arnold Arboretum influenced plan for Concord spanning 1942 to 1943. The text hints at civic and cultural planning, extension work, and town development discussions. Details are garbled but suggest early conceptions of a long term municipal program.

Concord Arnold Arboretum Concord’s Becom B

Engagement announced between Concord couple and Phyllis Tower

Mr. and Mrs. George H pomere announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Phyllis L Tower to Robert Sones son of Mr. and Mrs taré Hall Chepachet R I. Miss Tower works with Middlesex County Extension Service. The wedding is planned for next month in Seattle.

George H. Pomere Nalaton Phyllis L. Tower Robert Sones Hall U. S.army Chepachet Tower Fhe Middlesex County Extension Xesroint Saachinitt

Concord couple marks 2nd wedding anniversary

A Concord couple at 2 Fielding Street celebrates their 2nd wedding anniversary on March 15. They have two sons, Robert J. Lawson serving in the U S Army Air Corps and Raad P. Lawson in the U S Coast Guard.

Robert. P Fielding Street Hartard Connecticut Service Robert J. Lawson U.S. Army ‘Air Corps Raad P. Lawson U. S. Coast

Chicken Every Sunday to Open in Plymouth Theatre Run

Hollywood writers Julius and Philip Epstein bring Chicken Every Sunday to the Plymouth Theatre for a two week pre Broadway run starting March 20 with matinees on Thursdays and Saturdays. The cast features Mary Philips Rhys Williams and others led by director Lester Vail with Howard Bay sets. Book sales top 50000 while rights bids from major film companies flow in ahead of a Boston and New York Henry Miller Theatre opening on April 5.

Hollywood Ace Julius J Philip G. Epstein Plymouth Theatre Edward Oss Screen Frank H. Thomas Katherine Squire Hugh Thomas Jean Gillespie David McKay Jean Dale Roy Fant Bleming Ward Ethele Remey Raymond van Sicle Diana Rivers Tina Valenti Austin Coughlin Carolyn Hummel Wyrley Birch Martin Skapik Guy Stockwell Viola Dean Lester Vail Broadway Theatre Guild Howard Bay Times Square Boston New York Henry Miller Theatre

Sudbury Town Election Flags Behind the Scenes

Last week’s Sudbury town election saw 60 votes cast amid a tight race for town offices.incumbent Town Treasurer Charles J Raymond and challenger Lloyd Lovering each drew strong support while Gohlke lost his seat on the School Committee after nine years on the board. The contest included a rare planning board contest and a non paying tree warden race.

Sudbury Neual Franciso Gettigan Tal Charles J. Raymond McGettigan Harlan H. Rogers Clifton F. Giles Lloyd Lovering Lovering Parker Oviatt Abel Cutting David Baldwin Arthur White George H. Goh Alfred Gardner Gohlke Cambridge

Landslide Victory for Mr Gardner in Outlook Vote

The vote produced a landslide win for Mr Gardner, reflecting a strong public tilt and decisive support. The result signals broad backing amid a charged outlook period.

Gardner

Hazel Rollins at Melrose Sanatorium Visit

Mrs Hazel M Rollins is spending a few days at the Melrose Sanatorium and expected to return home on Candy Hill next week.

Hazel M. Rollins Melrose Sanatorium Candy Hill

Local Socials and Health Notes From Reading and Boston

Social items report a dinner at Reading hosted by Captain and Mrs Paul Hartsson in honor of Captain Hartison on furlough from Airborne Infantry. Boston luncheon at Women's City Club reunites Mexico tour group led by Miss Gertrude M Halleran. Mrs Robert Bowen notes her recovery in California with plans to return home. Arthur Sam Hudson stationed at Sampson New York reports Navy service. Voter caution urges residents to ensure name is on primary rolls.

Charles S H. “Ways Philip McL. Way Charles C. Ways Paul H .Hartsson Reading Gisner Harison Robert Bowen Lamesa California Arthur Sam Hudson Navy Service Sampson New, York

Goda man Society To Hold March Meeting

The Goda man Society announces its annual meeting set for March 20 in the Lower Town Hall and urges maximum attendance. The newsletter for Armed Services members has generated strong interest, with several responses from servicemen about fellow members and event updates. Garden Club members seek Flower Show tickets for the Boston event next week as new features attract attention.

Godaman Society Armed Services Garden Club Boston Theodore Mayet

Acton Woman's Club bids farewell to Richard Peterson

About fifty relatives and friends gathered at the Acton Woman's Club to bid farewell to Richard Peterson, son of Mr and Mrs Nar Peterson, as he departs for military duty. The next Women’s Church Aid meeting at Center Congregational Church will be March 23 at 10:00 a.m. An all day sewing session for Cotton Valley School Alabama relief, with a covered dish lunch, will follow a devotion led by Mrs Hollowell and a business meeting led by Mrs Foster.

Actoh Woman’s Club Richard Peterson Tnar Peterson Nagog Hill Road Peterson Women’s Church Aid Center ‘Congregational Church Cotton Valley Alabame Ernest Washburn Elwin‘ Hollowell Thomas Foster

Military Whist Planned by Acton PTA Benefit

Acton Parent and Teacher Association sponsors a Military Whist event on Thursday evening April 13 at Blanchard Hall to raise funds for a Behoaretiy nd. Committee members include Richard Deane chair E. Clayton Steeves prize keeper Allen G. Moody cards Mrs Clayton Steeves refreshments Goldthwaite tickets Allen Moody Mrs Waldo Flint Mrs Ichard Deane J Henry an. Tickets go on sale soon via school children or any committee member.

Acton, Parent and Teacher Association Blanchard Hall Mere Neekened Behoaretiy Nd Richard Deane E. Clayton Steeves Allen G. Moody Clayton Steeves P Goldthwaite Allen Moody Waldo Flint Ichard Deane J. Henry An

Acton Team Falls in Opening Round Clash

Acton High School coached by Dick B. Ford exits after a loss to Conant High School of New Hampshire. The Acton squad, once favored, is eliminated in a decisive early round at Concord.

Acton Dick B.ford Acton High School Annie Conant Ee Hampshire St. Bernard’s Concord

Acton School Notes Highlight Field Trip and Operetta

Mrs Henry Chamberlin led a North Acton High School class field trip to Lowell General Hospital and Fort Devens last Saturday. About 50 attended the operetta Patty Sue’s Birthday Party at West Adenary School directed by K Yeremian with Grace Nan as Miss alle Feehan and Lyde ells. strong performances and band numbers praised.

Henry Chamberlin North Acton Acton Lowell General Hospital Fort Devens Amberlin Henry Ien Allen Christofferson Howard Reed Pb Cook Miriam Pinethto Saience Lorraine Ballard Barbara Barry Audrey Terrell Evelyn Collins Nancy Christofferson Helen Christofferson Lorraine Rennie Alice Higgins Doris Penney Ruth Nancy Durkin Theresa Curley Barbara Clemence Barbara Reed Alice Wetherbee Patty Sue West Adentary School Wesnenton NM 8 K. Yeremian Téa¢Hera Grace Nan Alle Feehan Betty Lee King Cole Mary Learmonth Carroll Festus Old King Cole Von

Flag Waves On Mead's Hill West Acton

Poem reflects on a hilltop flag in West Acton amid historical wars. The speaker recalls farmhouses, brave soldiers, and distant battles while honoring the flag’s enduring presence above the town.

Mead’s Hill West Acton

Concord News Briefs Include Blood Drive and Local Events

Mrs Thomas Flint seeks blood donors in Concord and invites town residents to call 606-3 to schedule donations. Maurice McWalter attended a North Middlesex County Polls Association meeting in Groton. Mrs Arthur Megurn and Mrs Mary Brady reportedly recover from a South Acton auto accident. Mr and Mrs Edward Byrne announce a son born March 10. Whist winners at a Legion party included Mrs Arthur Berry and Jean Bartolmea. A whist party and St Josephs Mission fundraiser are planned in Lincoln and Concord communities. The King’s Daughters meet March 7 at First Parish vestry with hosts Mrs J Edward Holt and Mrs E Payson True.

Thomas Flint Simon Willard- Read Maurice: McWalter Concord Middlesex Groton Arthur. Berry Jean Bartolmea John J. Op Spiheswee West Aeles Legion King's J. Edward Holt E. Payson

Concord State Guard notes laud new officer Bowse

Concord Fourth Company congratulates Ar chie L Bowse on his March 2 commission as 2d Lieutenant. The notes record his three years as sergeant and top sergeant, with praise for his competence, and mention a regimental approval pending after examinations. A company supper at the Armory featured venison stew and dessert, with acknowledgments to Capt Pratt and the Dairy’s storage.

Concord Archié L. Bowse Liz Bowse Walfred A. Berg C.D Stuart Allen Maine Capt. Pratt Jocker Fred Whitcomb Rothwell

Russian inspired garden opens March 18 at Horticultural Hall

The March 18 to March 25 Spring Flower Show features a Russian themed garden staged by Peter J Mezitt of the Nurseries. Eduatt Mezitt designed the garden with an icon and samovar accents, aiming to evoke authentic Russian character despite wartime conflict.

Ottally Russia Tioe Peter J. Mezitt Ane Eduatt Landse I Cornell ‘University Mezitt Salem Eblle Borowski

Local Notes on Visitors and Health Updates

Mae Beery from Ull, Mrs. Jefferson Fell of D Vt visiting her parents and Mrs. Fred Gue road. Robert Fuller, stationed at his boot Italian fe fie ia. Henry Baxter of Springs, 1 ya improving after his recent illness.

Jefferson Fell Fred Gue Robert Fuller Scuee Henry Baxter Springs

Ghost Speaker Visits Odd Fellows Hall

Fragmentary OCR notes describe an event at Odd Fellows hall with a speaker connected to a member named Brogerts and Mrs. in attendance while a student from Hand has ties to the proceedings.

Odd Fellows Hall Handa Brogerts

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