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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1942

Page

3

Youth Recreation Ties Faithful Leaders To Local Sports

In a small community clergy from many faiths have promoted youth sports through the local athletic clubs. Reverend Sweeney and later Fathers Dziok and Maciaszek organized teams at the base diamond near Dohn We Park, fostering unity across denominations while shaping generations of players. The effort built a strong athletic culture that connected schools, neighborhoods, and a sense of shared purpose.

Onowe Father Sweeney Dziok Maci Aszek

Harvey Heads Acton Selectmen in Village Appointment

Acton announces changes in its welfare board and selectmen leadership. W B Harvey becomes board chairman as Burton Harvey andArthur Lee join. Raymond Hatch remains chairman of the Welfare Board with duties over Old Age Assistance and Dependent Children. The town renews terms and sets new weekly meeting nights for welfare matters at Acton Town Hall.

Acton Welfare ‘Board of Town Hall Selectmen’s Acton Center Board of Selectmen Weller Public We Burton & Bursow Carl Backman Raymond Hatch W. Burton Harvey Arthur W. Lee George A. Morse

Local gardens scene of knife play reported

An unclear text fragment describes a local gardens scene and references E. Dexter Davis driving through the countryside during mild weather. The piece hints at gardening motivation and outdoor work but details are fragmented and unreadable.

Dexter Davis Doweter Oere Vere Drive Avery

Pruning Advice Offered by Little Tree Farms

The article stresses careful gardener planning before pruning and visualizing growth. It urges using sharp tools and pruning back to a side branch or existing bud to aid quick recovery. Little Tree Farms Framingham Centre provides free pruning advice daily at their display of tools and supplies.

Framingham Centre Framingham

Sudbury hostess entertained Tuesday Bridge Club

Mrs Beulah Stone of Sudbury hosted the Tuesday Bridge club at her South Sudbury home this week.

Birth Announcement for McDonald Boy at Emerson Hospital

A son was born Wednesday morning of last week at Emerson Hospital in Concord to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McDonald.

Bor Arthur McDonald Emerson Hospital Concord

Turkey Supper Tonight by Sudbury Ladies Aid Society

The Ladies Aid Society of Sudbury's Methodist church plans a turkey supper this evening, following a large turnout at the last event. Officers Mrs Henry B Webster and members Mrs Maxwell Hatton and Mrs George B Currier attended a conference of the Department of International Reductions at the Copley Plaza Hotel in Boston.

Ladies Aid Society of T Sudbury Henry B. Webster Woman's Maxwell P.haton George B. Currier Department of International Reductions Copley, Plaza Hotel Boston

Legislative Day Noted at Sudbury Woman's Club

Sudbury observed Legislative Day at the Sudbury Woman's Club yesterday. Mrs Leslie Butter of Needham spoke on You and Your Government. Mrs Arthur Hunt introduced the speaker and Tea was served by Mrs Carlton Walker and committee.

Sudbury Sudbury Woman’s, Club Leslie Butter Needham Arthur Hunt Man Carlton Walker

Sudbury Red Cross knit drive aid offered at home

Mrs Ruth Gardner of Concord Sudbury center announces she will deliver yarn directions and needles to homes for those unable to call at her house. Local ladies with spare time to knit crucibles for the men in the armed forces are urged to join this effort.

Sudbury Ruth Gardner Concord -Rodd Red Cross

Acton Women Take Stretch R Drill In War Wardens Training

After tests and a first aid course for air raid wardens to be offered soon, Acton women completed stretching drills Friday afternoon at Lieut Pauline Buraw home on Piper road. Instructed by Lieut Burkaw the session included subject reviews and preparation for ratings exams.

Plas Richard B. Greenman Acton Pauline Bureaw C. D.O Piper Road Lieut Burkaw

Probation Granted after Youth Pleads Guilty in Middlesex Case

Assistant District Attorney Maurice McWalter of Concord urged probation for a youth who pled guilty in Middlesex Superior Criminal Court to breaking and entering and larceny at two Woburn gas stations. He framed the plea as compassionate, citing the death of the defendant’s older brother aboard the U S Destroyer Truxton near Newfoundland on February 18, and the court, led by Judge Lewis Goldberg, placed the youth on probation.

Glaney News Service Cambridge Maurice . McWater Concord Mener Dist. Atty Robert FP Bradford Lewis Goldberg Woburn Goldberg

Concord Drives Salvation Army Fund in 1942 Appeal

Concord and surrounding towns continued to donate to the Salvation Army emergency fund to support its largest campaign yet. Burleigh L. Pratt urged mailed and bank handoffs to Julian W. Batten at Middlesex Institution for Savings in Concord as local leaders reported aid in Acton Arlington Bedford Belmont Lexington Hudson Littleton Lincoln Maynard Watertown Wayland Woburn Wilmington Winchester.

Concord Salvation Army Army Burleigh L. Pratt Julian W. Batlen Middlesex Institution For Savings Acton Arlington Bedford Belmont Lexington Hudson Littleton Lincoln Maynard Watertown Wayland Woburn Wilmington Winchester Lexington Road Norman & Marshall Territory Edming C. Hoff- Man Mr. Pratt

War Garden Advice Promotes Flower Gardens and Morale

An Everett Street gathering in Concord heard Professor Cole of the State College and Mr. Bent urge balanced war gardening. They stressed food gardens on every farm, prudent water use, and soil humus from cow manure plus superphosphate. Experts warned against lime without guidance and announced the County Extension Office at the Armory for a new leaflet.

Concord Cole State College T. Bent Weaton Bent Everett St Con Armory

West Concord PTA Sets March Meeting With Vocational talk

West Concord Parent Teacher Association will hold its next meeting on March 23 at 7 46 p m in the high school orchestra under Enos EB Held will perform. George Haley of the Massachusetts Department of Education will speak on Vocational Training and Placement with a question session after. A food sale will follow and the minstrel show sponsored by the association is planned for April 9 and 10 with a wide cast and proceeds supporting graduating classes and baseball uniforms.

West Concord West Cancord Parent+Teacher Association Bae High Enos EB Illiams The Colonial Beacon of Paris Orient George Haley Department of Education Haley Harmon Rohan Vi Rice Harold Baker A. George Landini Bud Abbott Lew Castell A. MacRachern Caney Grant H. Gallagher Po Hope Carroll Madame Tetrazifio Fred Gill al Jolson Waldo MacWilliams

Christian Science Services and Reading Schedule

Sunday service and testimonial at 10 46 a m with Wednesday evening meetings at 7 45 p m Reading Room hours weekdays from 2 00 p m Wedserdays 7 30 p m All branches of the Mother Church First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston Mass announce a Lerson Sermon Sunday March 22 on matters The Golden Text cites I Corinthians 7 41 and Bible selections include II Peter 3 10 12 from the Christian Science textbook Reference and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.

Scientis Finelly All Christian Science Church Christ, Scientist Boston Massachusetts Lerson Peter Mary Baker Lewiot-Sermon

First Parish in Concord Sermon and Vesper Schedule

The Sunday program lists March 22 with a sermon by the minister titled The Soul's Freedom at the First Parish in Concord. A 5 15 p m Lenten Vesper service follows in the church. The Emerson Society meets in the vestry at 6 p m with brief remarks and choir singing planned for both services.

Concord P. Iéis Great the Calms Emerson: Society

Holy Communion and services schedule at St. John's Arlington

Morning worship and Holy Communion planned with junior church at nine thirty. A noon service follows with speaker the rector of St. John's Church Arlington. March twenty six includes Holy Communion and a morning prayer sermon.

St. John’s Church Arlington

Church School and Services Schedule Summary

Sunday features church school for Primary Junior and Senior divisions at 9 45 a m and Beginners at 10 45 a m Morning worship includes a sermon Strength for the Journey with a 6 20 p m evening class. Monday hosts Phi Beta Pi at 7 30 p m and Tuesday a meeting with Rev Harry Roberts of South Acton as guest. Wednesday offers Helping Hand and Chickle sw at 2 30 p m and 8 00 p m.

I. Mises Harry Roberts South Acton Chickle

Every man should make up his La Mendes

A brief phrase appears to reference a personal motto or misquoted proverb, lacking clear attribution or event context. The readable fragment hints at individual agency but provides no names, places, dates, or organizations to anchor a fuller news-like card.

Sudbury Police Veteran Sudbury Woman Passes Away

Sudbury native and longtime police officer Sudbury-Clifford Burr died Monday at Drew Rest Home Maplewood Avenue Saxonville after a yearlong illness. He was a carpenter by trade and well known in Sudbury and Framingham. Surviving are daughter Ruth Gahm Saxonville two sons Frank Burr Newark Na tick and Leslie Burr South Sudbury and nine grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm Fowler Funeral Home Maynard with interment in Wadsworth Cemetery South Sudbury.

Sudbury Clifford Burr Drew Maplewood Avenue Saxonville Sudibury Framingham Ruth Gahm Frank. H.burr

Christoffersons Celebrate 72nd Birthday at Acton Home

Mr and Mrs Christofferson marked their 72nd birthday with thirty of their children and relatives at their School Street home in Acton. The couple, long-time residents, were surprised by guests including two sons and three daughters, with one son an attorney.

Christottes Pia O C Tofferson Vootkercuny Christofferson Acton America Carl Christoffersonu Ailen Edward Christoffersons

Progress of Civilian Defense in Maynard Report

The Maynard report lists civil defense activity: volunteers 125, trained women 65, in training 22, air wardens 58, air warden posts 24, auxiliary firemen 24, one school class for Home and School Defence Corps with 28 members, and a collection by Mrs. Mabel Tobin.

Maynard School Defence Corps Heitie Mabel Tobin

Acton Memiberg Universalist Choir Hosts Young Guests

Children at the Universalist Church South Acton hosted by twenty youngsters for a Thursday night hot covered dish supper. The event succeeded despite the children attending without their parents. Elizabeth Reed chaired the committee with assistance from Mrs Lee Deane Miss Jane Reed Merriam Miss Virgile Milbery Miss Barber Bureau Burton Mer Sam and Kenneth Laurent.

Acton Memiberg Universalist Church South Acton G.o Big Elizabeth Reed Bears Lee Deane Jane Reed Merriam Virgile i Milbery Miss Barber Bureau Burton Mer Sam Kenneth Laurent

Miss Mary Hartnett Elected to Honorary Sorority Chapter

West Concord resident Miss Mary Hartnett 356 Main Street has been elected to the Alpha Chapter of Pi Lambda Phi, a national honorary fraternity for women. Faculty and the Dean of Boston University School of Education verify her scholarship and professional ability. she teaches at the West Concord High School.

West Concord Mary Hartnett Main Street Alphama Lambda School of Education Boston University Miss Harnett

Our secret wean 8 De Bonda and Stamoe Buy

The fragment provides few clear facts beyond a jumble of names and a purchase hint. No coherent event or individuals beyond scattered terms can be reliably identified.

Maynard Johnny Gudzinowics Returns From Training Camp

Maynard Johnny Gudzinowics son of Mrs Frances Gudinowits returned to Orlando Florida after completing a youth baseball training course run by Joe Stripp. The former Maynard high school star impressed scouts with fielding and hitting and earned offers from several minor league clubs but will wait for draft status before signing. He was key shortstop for Maynard high and helped his team win the state tournament.

Maynard Johnny Gudzinowics Frances Gudinowits Orlando Florida Joe Stripp Johnny Nee Marne UE Alexandria Medford May. Park

Labor Agreement Grants Paid Vacation and Raises Probable

The text reports a tentative labor accord between a company and the T.W.U A. union offering one week of paid vacation with conditions, clarifies a 90 day work period, and mentions a potential wage increase as petitions gain optimism. It notes a July 16 target date to complete the agreement and cites broader union actions.

Maynard Cei Assahet Ssene Abe Gray Satan T.W.U A Algo

Nutrition Classes Start in Sudbury Evening and Wednesday

Sudbury reports Nutrition Classes begun under Red Cross auspices. Two classes weekly evenings from 10 to 12 and Wednesday afternoon from 12 4 to 4 6 p.m. Open to the public. For enrollment call Mrs Forrest D Bra Sudbury 191 or Mrs Smith Saudbors 236.

Sudbury Forrest D. Bra Smith Saudbors

Residents Demand Crossing Protection at Hutton Road

Sudbury residents along Hutton road report ongoing danger at the railway crossing as eleven trains passed the site in a single day. They urge the railroad company to install proper protective measures to prevent accidents and safeguard nearby neighbors.

Sudbury

Soldiers at Acton Party with Mrs Mary and Spinney

A brief report notes an Acton gathering with Mrs Mary and Spinney as fifty soldiers attend the event in a social setting. The context suggests a general invitation to the soldiers and guests.

Acton

Worldlinga aims for great literary achievement

Fragmentary notice reflects a quotation about striving for a great aim through aptitude. It evokes classic literary sentiment and a focus on personal accomplishment in learning.

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