Grunert Leads Philippine Defense Amid Far East Tensions
General George Grunert, commanding the Philippine Department, urges calm and steady defense as Japan expands in Oceania. A veteran of the Mexican border and World War I, Grunert’s career spans Army War College, Fort Leavenworth, and instructional roles in Fairbanks and Manila, earning him the label soldier’s soldier.
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New York
Japan
Oceania
Eorge Grunert
Ameran
Grunert
Achor
White Haven
Manila
Far East
A.esp
France
Army of Occupation
Germany
Fairbanks
Minn
Army
War. College Nd
Leavenworth
Concord notices and community events mix old Bedford street ties
Concord community items include Arthur A Magurn's promotion to sergeant major in Framingham C M C Regiment and local gatherings such as the Rod and Gun Club meeting at the Veterans Building. Visitors, church speakers, and dances dominate the week with socials at St Bernard's and Harvey Wheeler School.
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Edwards
Arthur A ‘Maene Jr
Old Bedford
Road
Framingham Co
Magurn
Arthur A Magurn
Concord High Coach Names Track Candidates
Bernard B. Megin, ex Notre Dame athlete turned coach at Concord High, begins his first call for track prospects this year. About 25 candidates led by co captains Mer ton Sanborn Olea and William Ambrose show potential. First meeting set for April 19, with the usual triangular meet against Maynard and Framingham on the holiday.
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Concord
Bernard B. Megin
Notre Dame
Concord High School
Merton
Sanborn
Olea
Willam Ambrose
Ranner
Carlisle
Maynard
Framingham
Aging Sudbury resident admitted for medical care
Sudbury resident W. Goodnow, among the town’s oldest and best known citizens, was admitted early this month to the Waltham hospital for specialist care. He has the best wishes of many friends. Mrs Roger Brown of Marlboro visited here on Saturday. Mrs H Leibman is in Baker Memorial Hospital Boston for an operation. Mrs Frank Martin, ill for two weeks, is improving.
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Lel W. Goodnow
Waltham Hospital
Roger: Brown
Marlboro
H. Leibman
Baker Memorial Hospital
Boston
Frank Martin
Young G. O. P. Plans Banquet
Concord Young Republican Club met in Wikshall last Thursday night for its monthly session. President Arthur W. Parks led the meeting with guest speaker John W. Putnam presenting on Federal Union Inc. Banquet plans for late May were announced, refreshments were served by Mrs. Mary Mullaney, and Archie R. Giroux, newly elected County Commissioner and Lexington resident, attended as a guest.
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Concord
Concord Young Republican
Wikshall
Arthur W. Parks
John W. Putnam
Elm Street
Middlesex School
Federal Union, Inc
Mary. Mullaney
Archie R. Giroux
Lexington
Lawson Couple Mark 21st Wedding Anniversary
Motor trip with Patrolman and Mrs Robert P Lawson observed their 21st wedding anniversary last Saturday. The couple quietly celebrated and motored to Connecticut to visit relatives. They were married in East Hartford Connecticut on March 16 1920 and have lived in Grace ever since with two sons Robert J and a son at Lawrence.
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iPatrolman
Robert P
Lawsons
Field Bs
Connecticut
Hantford
Gace
Robert
Lawrence
Baldwin Named Massachusetts State Chairman
Concord resident 76 year old R P Baldwin chosen as Massachusetts state chairman of the New England cadet committee. A Harvard graduate and World War I air corps veteran, he served as bombing pilot and commanded the 140th Aero Squadron in England.
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Concord
Ataymona P. Baldwin
Monument
Wies
Massachusetts
Wheland C
Willis B. Fitch
Boston
Baldwin
N.be
James A. Wooarug
Cons
New England
Army
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
France
Air Corps
England
Teachers Club Presents The Merchant of Yonkers Play
Concord announces the Teachers Club plans a production of The Merchant of Yonkers at Wells A Hall auditorium on Friday and Saturday evenings March 28 and 29 at 8 15. The cast features LaForest Robbins Albert C Cook Miss Alwida Osgood Franklyn White Miss Valerie Delano Parker Dexter Miss Dorothy Hixon Bernard Megin Miss Mary Charse Miss Eileen O Keefe Miss Gertrude Dyer Miss Jacqueline Goulngane and Miss Tie ae.
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Concord
Concord ‘Teachers Club
Wells A. Hall
LaForest Robbins
Held
Albert C. Cook
Alwida Osgood
Franklyn
Mary Chdse
Eileen O'Keefe
Gertrude Dyer
Jae Acham
Anna
Goul Ng
Tie Ae
February Hospital Summary for Emerson Hospital
Edna D Price superintendent reports February totals for Emerson Hospital. Surgical 87, medical 0, obstetrical 27, infants born 28, out patients 31, deaths 5, stillbirth 0, operations 48, accidents 20, other 4, X rays 87, labs 216. Patients in hospital 98 at month start 41 largest, 23 smallest. Admitted 93, discharged 34. Daily average 28.85 versus 24.06 last year.
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Edna D. Price
Emerson Hospital
Ve. Bane
Iscsi
Ieee
Health Board Announces Appointments
The Board of Health names John Johnston as chairman Lester F Cowles as secretary and Howard L Clark as secretary The board announces the following appointments for the coming year Miss Mary L Ward public health nurse George Stansfield Inspector of plumbing Henry Anders collector of garbage Josiah Herrick subject to state department approval inspector of tackling
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Maynard
Board of Health
John Johnston
Lester F. Cowles
Howard L. ‘Clark
Mary L Ward
George Stansfield
Henry Anders
Josiah Herrick
State Department of Public
Heart
Milestone for West Concord resident Helsher at 90
M C Helsher 18 years old? West Concord resident O Helsher marks his 90th birthday at home on Parretts Mill Road. Born in 1851 in Norway, he emigrated in 1872 and has lived in Concord for 69 years. A retired farmer in good health, he is noted as one of the town’s oldest residents.
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West Concord
Martinus O. Helsher
Parretts Mill Road
Mr. Helsher
Norway
Concord
Engagement Announced for Mdith Hughes to Henry Vigliotti
The engagement of Mdith Mae Hughes daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward W Hughes to Louis Henry Vigliotti son of Mr and Mrs Wes Vigliotti was announced from Highland Street and Pond Street. The ceremony is scheduled for April 6.
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West Concord
Mdith Mae Hughes
Edward
W. ‘Hughes
Highland
Louis
Henry Vigliotti
Mra
Wes Vigliotti
Pond Street
Tufts Senior Wins Fellowship at Graduate Level
Parker Hartett of Sudbury, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Hartett, has been granted a graduate fellowship after completing studies at Tufts College and New York University. He is a Tau Beta Pi member and honorary society secretary, treasurer of Alpha Kappa Psi, lacrosse team player, and his mother, Mrs. Bartlett, chairs Sudbury school board.
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Sudbury
Parker Hartett
James
Tufts College
New York University
Barlett
Tuft
Tau Bean
Society For
Engin
Tufteter of the American
Societ For Mechanical Engineers
Heig, Treas
Alphe Kap
Are Lacrosse
Bartlett
Sudbury School
Acton Bee Hive Mystery Remains Unsolved
Local police investigate the disappearance of bees near Acton Center tied to Robert Wayne. Tracks are missing and frozen temperatures are blamed for possible flight from the hive. The baffling case prompts speculation on whether bees left the hive as they froze and flew away.
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Acton
Robert Wayne
Army draft record for Henry Seatten departs for duty
Henry Seatten former town resident and 4 H Club active member reports to Boston Army Base for active duty on March 13. He will be stationed at Harbor Defense Quartermaster Department after an assignment to the 13th Infantry 5th Division. Son of Mr and Mrs Henry Seatten of Great Road he is a New Hampshire State College graduate who taught on Thompson's Island and at Henry Ford School Sudbury and now lives in Rockville Connecticut. He is married with two children.
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Badford
Henry’ Gansten
Connecticut
Boston
Hirst
Senften
Fort Banke
Ahd
Amy Base
13Th Infantry
Harbor
Defense Quartermaster ‘Department
Sensten
Henry
Seatten
Great Road
New Hampshire State College
Thompson's Island
Ford
Sudbury
Rockville
Mareried
Midgets Defeat Rivals 30 29 In Exhibition Clash
Concord St Bernard's Midgets beat the West Concord Eagles in an exhibition at Monument hall with a 30 29 score. Alcide Beaudoin led scoring with 22 points. Teammates included Paul Horne Duke Steffanelli Norman Dee John Hanley and others.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s
West Concord Eagles
Bill” King
Rene Beaudoin
John Barry
Réne Beaudoin
Sudbury Red Cross Workers Meet at Chairman’s Home
Sudbury Chapter executive committee met at the home of chairman Mrs Charles R Capon Goodman Hill Road to review committee reports all satisfactory. Money was appropriated for purchasing sewing group materials. Twenty five dollars voted to the Health Nursing Association. reports on the Worcester cent conference by Capon Hill and others.
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Sudbury
American Red Cross
Charles R. Capon
Goodman Hill Road
Clark B. Hil
vHealth Nursing Association
Charles R. Ca
Be Hill
Peter Kelleher
Everett Sanders
Cent
Worcester
Concord Firemen Send $100 for Brockton Disaster Families
The Concord Fire Department voted at their meeting Thursday night to send a $100 check to the bereaved families of the Brockton disaster. Treasurer Cornelius A. McWilliams forwarded the contribution with the department's sincere sympathy.
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Brockton
Concord
Concord Firemen's Relief
Central Station
Cornelius A. McWilliams
Concord Fire Department
Free lecture in Maynard March 24
A free public lecture on Christian Science will be delivered Monday evening March 24 at 8 o'clock in Union Congregational Church Main Street Maynard by Frank Bell C B of New York City a member of The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston. Other neighborhood lectures will be given by Bob Franklin Whitman Westhuve Andover and Stoughton. The public is cordially welcomed. lecture is free to all.
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Maynard
Union Congregational
J Church
Main Street
Frank ‘Bell
New York City
Christ
Scientist
Boston
Bob Franklin
Whitman
Westhuve Andover
Bedford Hoop League Scores Nears Close With Honors
The Bedford Basketball League nears season end with five games left and a dinner honoring active members. Event held last week featured John Carnsvold and Leo Dumas as organizers with assistance from Teer and Patrick Genet. Absent members include Joseph Genettill at Lowry Field in Denver and John Mc.
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Bedford
John Carnsvold
Leo Dumas
Ne. Teer
Patrick Genet
Pato
Joseph Genettil
First Aid Course Opens in Bedford Fire District
A first aid course opened Monday night in the old library of the U S Veterans hospital Bedford with 14 signing up. Dr Adams and Dr Braverman instructed. A second session is planned for Thursday evening March 20 at 7 30 p m for firemen and others needing first aid training.
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Pedford
U.S
Veterans Hospital
Bedford
Adams
Braverman
Acton Vote by Recount Fails to Alter Town Results
A recount of the Acton school committee vote on Friday night did not change the town election outcome. Francis Wheuley, who led with 16 votes, gained one vote in the recount while Mrs. Zillah Gates was also mentioned. Last year a school board recount had upset results.
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Acton
Francis ‘Wheuley
Zillah “Gates
Dedham Pastor-Emeritus Honored by St John’s Church
Rev Eaton Marshall former pastor of St John’s Dedham from 1920 to 1924 and recently retired from Maynard Methodist Church was named Pastor Emeritus at a surprise Quarterly Conference dinner at St John’s Dedham. His present address is 264 High Street Dedham.
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Eaton Marshall
Maynard Methodist Church
Dedham
St. John's ‘Church
Marshall
St. John’s Church
Old Age Assistance Bill Sees Local Interest
Doan Joseph HB Casey introduces a bill in the Third Congressional District to provide monthly pensions from 60 to 75 dollars for residents over 59. A two percent tax on all business transactions funds the pension program.
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Maynard
Doan Joseph HB. Casey
Hoop Tournament at Clinton Hopes For Strong Show
The Catholic section tourney at Clinton is underway with Enter Hoop at Clinton drawing a bye in the first round. Johnny Maskiewicz predicts a creditable showing for his big squad as they face top local competition next Sunday. The club eyes Boston Boys Club and Oval tourneys next month and plans more games before the season ends.
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Clinton
Cageh
Johnny Maskiewicz
Phoh «Pai Boston
Cotter Enlists for Selective Service Induction
John Patrick Cotter of Concord will be inducted into the selective service by Draft Board 64 as a replacement for Russell Naylor of Maynard. He leaves Friday for the Boston receiving station for examination, part of 93 district inductees from Acton to Sudbury filling the district quota.
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Maynard
John Patrick Cotter
Concord
Selective Service
Russell Naylor
Boston
Cotter
Acton
Bedford
Wayland
Lincoln
Sudbury
Sudbury Selectmen organize year with Tighe and Hells
Sudbury officials name Lawrence B. Tighe as chairman and John C. Hells as clerk for the coming year. The Sudbury Men's Club will meet next Wednesday evening March 26 in the lower hall of Sudbury Town Hall. Mrs. Tear Baynes of West Acton attends the International Beauty Show at the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York.
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Sudbury Selectmen
Lawrence B. Tighe
John’ C.hells
Sudbury Men’s Club
Sudbury Town Hall
Tear Baynes
West Acton
Pennsylvania
New York
Mothers Club Holds Meeting in Concord Parish House
The Concord Mothers Club met March 3 at the Trinitarian Congregational Church parish house. Mabel Thorne of Boston spoke on Improving your appearance and personality. Refreshments followed under Mrs Alma Mow Tams with assistance from several members.
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Concord
Concord Mothers CIA
Goo Berg
Mabel Thorne Wereman
Boston
Weeman
Florida
Alma Mow
Raith Larkin
Marion (Rowe
Ruth ‘MacRae
Keverell
John’ Stuntevant
Acton Names Norman L Perkins Town Constable
At a special meeting the Acton Board of Selectmen appointed Norman L Perkins as full time town constable to serve as police officer. Other appointments included Virginia Milbery executive clerk and William Karakas streets superintendent along with town accountant Howard Jones and several registered voters officials.
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Acton
Acton Board of Selectmen
Norman L. Perkins
Foley
Virginia
Milbery
William Karakas
Howard Lt. Jones
Arthur Lee
Walter O'Neil
Harlan ‘Tuttle
Fire
Saginat
Norman
Perking
Jamea
J. Knight
Waldo
Bridge Awards at Bedfont with seven tables
Seven tables of players competed in a bridge and whist event at Bedfont on Friday afternoon hosted by the Parent-Teacher Association at the home of Edward Quad. Winners in bridge included Mrs Warl Atwood and others. whist victors were Mrs Benjamin Freeman and three others.
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Bedfont
Aes Edward Quad
Springa
Thor
Warl Atwood
William
Frederick Hf Sullivan
Benjamin Wreeman
Charles ‘Hansen
Walter @tch
By Laws Revision Meeting at Church of Christ
Members urged to attend an open meeting at the Church of Christ to review by laws. Mrs John Browhins and others served at 12:30 by Mrs Pike and Mrs Robert Douglas. Second in the Know Your Down series was given in the afternoon by Mrs Warren Dutton.
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Church of Christ Wealtry
Regan
Singeest
John Browhins
Ralph Rowse
FG. Smith
Ae Webber
Pike
Robert Douglas
Warren Dutton
Short Lived Joy
A reflective note on fleeting happiness and the loneliness that follows when joy remains unshared, echoing a proverb about shared sorrow and the fragility of cheerful moments.
Training at CG Announces New Arriello and Robert Picks
Readable fragments indicate training at CG with new assignments for Arriello and Robert, with further announcements expected. Details are sparse but confirm ongoing selection activity at the command group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tedeta
Ar @ariello
Robert
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Rod and Gun Clan
Veterans Building
Howard’: Johnson's
St. Bernard’s Church
William J. Linnehan
Jamaica Plain
Arrigo Soffriti
Bridgeport
Mr. Soffriti
Mrs
George Soffriti
Thoreau Secctee
Robert ‘Walker
Concord Reformatory
Young Fellowship
Thomas P. Dee, Ayer
Mr. Dee
Bedford Street
West Coffcord, P. T. A
Harvey Wheeler
Littleton Farmers Swing Band
Kenneth R. Teed
Union ‘Church
Guescher
Trinitarian Congregational Church
SO. Sudbury
Young G. O. P
R. P. Baldwin
Civilian Flying Cadet Committee
Teachers’ Club
Health Board
M. ‘C. Helsher
Parker Bartlett
Sudbury Red Cross Workers In Meeting
Frank Bell
Hoop League
Townsend
Somerville
Comley
Leila
Lake
Enere Dantity
Richard
Fowdery
Marshall Fish
Solomon Gruidy
Herman. Schofield
Harvard
Grange
Apri
Aeritus
Maynard Church
Casey
John P. Cotter
Walden Street
Joseph, Palmucci
Ad. Harris McDonough Lambert H. Bigelow Serene i Seh
Mothers Club
Mabel Thorne Wessman
N. L. Perkins
Constable
Christian Science Board of
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