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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1944

Page

18

Midland league baseball back this spring for Hudson

Hudson high will resume Midland league play with a 14 game schedule opening April 19 at Marlboro. Coach Martin J Tierney announces candidates on April 1 for drills at Moulton field while Riverside park diamond awaits conditioning.

Martin J. Tierney Hudson Martin J. ‘Tierney Hudson High Marlboro Tierney Rittal Moulton Field Riverside Park Newson Riing Charlie Molloy Dick Courtemanche Shumski Sullivan Courtemche Brnomm Robbie Morgan Lennyan Donald Johnson Coach Tiern 4 Lim Midland Rage Clinton Maynard Milford Natick Methuen Concord Stamboro Framingham St. Mark’s

Threads in Greenbacks Paper Money Made From Cotton

The article notes a switch from silk to dyed cotton threads in U S paper currency. It discusses implications for durability and production, with emphasis on the shift in material used for banknotes.

Concord High School notes on after season activities and events

Concord High School keeps basketball practice after season and hosts intramural plans for another week. A Milton debate drew a large crowd and a forum with Concord Academy is planned, plus a peace plans discussion. A national high school town meeting is being organized with a coast to coast hookup and New England schools to provide speeches. The March Stamp sale is 50 percent. homerooms Curtis and Sinclair reached 100 percent. The Voice paper May first will feature short story and poetry winners with prizes.

Concord Townsend Marlboro New Hampshire Milton Concord Academy New England Curtis Sinclair Miss Delano The Voice

Grange Meeting Set for March 23 at Elks Hat

The Grange will meet Thursday March 23 at the Elks Hat with Roy Hawes state Grange overseer as speaker and Ethel Burgens as soloist. Ina Edwards directs a collation. Ruth Woodworth led the weekly bowling match Monday evening. The Alea Bridge Club met Tuesday at Mrs Leslie Sims home. Pomona Grange held a 14-member meeting last evening in Acton.

Maynard Grange Elks Roy Hawes State Grange Ethel Burgens Ina Edwards Ruth Woodworth Alea Bridge Club Leslie Sims Pomona Grange Acton

Aides Named to Assist Veterans Postwar Plan

Sudbury Selectmen appoint local Advisory Committee to aid Massachusetts Veterans Rehabilitation Plan. Members include Mrs Maud Moore Clark Mrs Marian Howland Dr S Bert Wolback Carleton Elms Mrs Evelyn Rainer secretary and Arthur V Howland chairman. Committee to be alerted when a serviceman is discharged and returns to town for assistance.

Sudbury Massachusetts Maud Moore Clark Marian C. Howland S. Bert Wolback Carleton Elms Evelyn Rainer Arthur V. Howland

Army couple rents Elm Street apartment in Bedford

Lt. and Mrs. J. L. Dalberg U. S. Army have rented the Elm street apartment recently vacated by the Robertson family. Box 38 was founded for a grass fire Saturday in the Lexington Park section. Box 26 sounded Sunday afternoon for a grass fire on Lane Avenue. No damage was reported. Several members of the Women's Service Club journeyed to Boston Monday night to donate blood at the Red Cross bank.

J. L. Dalberg U. S. Army Elm Street Robertson Box 38 Lexington Park Lane Avenue Women’s Service Club Boston Red Cross’ Bank

Rudolph King Speaks to Marlboro Rotary Club

Rudolph F King Massachusetts House Speaker spoke at Marlboro Rotary outlining postwar prosperity and jobs for returning service members. The Millis native rose from shoe shop work to leadership roles in state government and the shoe industry with a career including rail and transportation commissions and bank trustee positions.

Rudolph F. King Thessachusetts House of Representatives Marlboro Rotary Club Rudolph King Millis Massachusetts House of Representatives J. M. Herman Shoe Company Hallowell Maine Somersworth New Hampshire Ascuiney Shoe Company Windsor Vermont United Nations Leviseur Leather Company South Street Boston

Boston boot and shoe circles expand postwar ties

The passage notes a Boston figure linked to the Vermont Association of Boston and the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts. He also belongs to the New England Shoe and Leather Association, recently appointed to its postwar committee, and is a member of the Boston Boot and Shoe Club.

Boston Vermont ‘Association of The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts New England Shoe and Leather Association Boston Boot ‘and Shoe Club

Ford Camp for Boys Becomes Year Round Facility

Dee Mich U P Camp Legion founded by Henry Ford expands from a summer camp to a year round operation. It houses 63 boys aged 15 to 18 with dormitory living and a machine shop program. Each boy earns room and board plus three dollars daily while working or in class forty hours weekly. The camp, long tied to American Legion members, is nearing capacity for next summer with about 115 boys expected.

Dee “Mich U.P Legion Henry Ford Teomaieea Enterprise Iof American Legion

Petersons mark 50th wedding anniversary at home

Mr and Mrs Peterson of Carlisle road celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with relatives. The Concord origin couple long operated a milk business and later farm work. They have two children Mrs Ethel Thresher and George H Peterson, plus five grandchildren. The event inspires local town pride and fire department involvement. They pay tribute to war bonds and civic duty.

Bedford Peterson Carlisle Road Concord Ethel Thresher George H. Peterson

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