Tires and Tubes Granted by Ration Board
A list of ration board grants for February and March includes multiple recipients. Items cover tires and tubes for farm and heavy trucks, mail trucks, school transportation, and obsolete sizes. Notable names include Arthur R Hawes Alvin Bradshaw Paul Icchio Francis Farrell William Burns John Bartlett Elina Nelson and Dingley Brothers Inc.
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Idbury
Grationing Board
Jack ‘Allen
Arthur R, Hawes
Ruary
Arthur B
Ary
Alvin Bradshaw
Paul Icchio
Hervey N. Fairs
Arch
Francis 8. Farrell
William ‘Burns
Arthur B Beht
Dingley Brothers Inc
Rch
John Bartlett
Elina M Nelson
Jam A Burns
Solemn High Mass Planned at St. Casimir's
A parish notice announces a solemn high Mass at St. Casimir's next Sunday by Rev. W F Zek at nine o'clock in the morning. A second mass is set for eleven o'clock, followed by a youth Mass to be held in the armed forces week. The Way of the Cross is scheduled for four and eight o'clock Friday.
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W. F. Zek
St. Casimir’s Ich
Long illness ends life of Mrs. Ann Aylward in Boston area
Mrs. Ann Aylward, 65, a Newfoundland born widow of John Aylward, died after a long illness at Emerson Hospital. She leaves two sons, Jamies and Josih Aylward of Jamaica Plain, a daughter, and two sisters. Funeral Mass at Bridget's Church and parish burial followed with floral tributes from relatives and friends.
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Maynand
Ann Aylward
Emerson Hospital
Newfoundland
Clifford
John Aylward
Jamies
Josih Aylward
Jamaica Plain
Ann “Aylwerd
Ronali, Doram
Boston
Alyward
Cfs
Bridget's
Maynard Civil Defense Course Completes Training
A Maynard civilian defense program for home and school concluded under Lt. Mabel M. Tobit. Twenty women completed the course at the Elks Hall including Evelyn Cole Bella Gruber Margaret Kane Marion Ledgard Victoria Lucinkas Mary Namara Cara Newman Grace Perley Alice Rowe Phyllis Savikoski Mary L Thompson Irente Wood Mary Wood Helen Zaniewski. Appreciation was expressed to the Elks for hall use and regional notices report Florida sunshine in St Petersburg from visitors Charles Warren James Ledgard and Raymonta Palmer.
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Elks Hall
St. Tobin
the Elks
Charles Warren
James Ledgard
Raymonta Palmer
St. Petersburg
Plotida
Florida
Sudbury Board Accepts Bid to Lay Water Pipes
Sudbury Board of Water Commissioners accepted a bid of 90048 by the unnamed company to lay water pipes on the Boston Post Road extension. Work is expected to start at once.
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Sudbury
Boston Post Road
Sudbury Board of Water Commissioners
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Services and Study
Concord Churches First Church of Christ Scientist shares Sunday services at 1046 a m and Sunday School at 10 45 a m Readings and a Wednesday testimony meeting at 7 45 p m The Reading Room is open weekdays from 2 to 5 p m and Wednesdays until 7 30 p m The Golden Text for Sunday August 29 emphasizes a good man from the heart with related Bible citations and the Mary Baker Eddy text on Science and Health.
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First Church OF Christ
Scientist
Concord
Wea
Churches of Christ, Scientist
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Mary Baker Eddy
Concord Union Church Service Schedule
Kenneth R. Teed, minister, leads morning worship at 10 45 with church school sessions for primary junior and senior groups at 9 45 and for beginners at 10 45. A 6 30 Sunday evening class and Tuesday 7 30 Lent midweek meetings conclude the series. Mr Teed will preach.
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Concord Union
Kenneth R. Teed
Mr. Teed
Palm Sunday and Good Friday Services at First Parish Concord
The Reverend Edward P. Daniels leads Palm Sunday events with a 9:45 a m church school and an 11 o clock morning service titled A Premature Celebration. A 5 15 p m Lent Vespers follows with brief ministerial talks An Inevitable Pattern. Good Friday service April 3 at 7 45 p m concludes the observance with the annual service.
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Concord
Edward P. Daniels
Minster Church
Trinitarian Congregational Church Announces Holy Week Schedule
Walden Street service details include 8:30 a.m. church school led by Raymond T. Stowe, 10:45 a.m. morning worship with Rev. Wilfrid H. Bunker, Maundy Thursday at 7:45 p.m., and Good Friday Three Hour service from 12 to 3 p.m.
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the Trinitarian Congregational Church
Walden Street
Wilfrid H. Bunker
Raymond T. Stowe
Trinity Church Palm Sunday and Holy Week Services
Trinity Church on Ela Street outlines Palm Sunday morning services at 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion and 9:30 a.m. junior church at 11:00 a.m. Week Holy Week events include April 1 services at 10:30 a.m. and 12:10 p.m., Good Friday service for children at 4:00 p.m., junior choir 4:00 p.m. and senior choir evening prayer with sermon by Rev. C. R. Peck.
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Trinity Church
C. R. Peck
Ela Street
Rogers proposes civil service reform bill in House
Hon Edith Nourse Rogers introduces a bill to ease government job applications by Civil Service Commission. The measure replaces notary oath with a written declaration sworn under penalty of perjury. Rogers cites Massachusetts 1926 law as a successful template aiding residents.
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Edith Nourse Rogers
House of Representaties
Civil Service Commission
Congresman Rogers
Massachusetts
First National Stores Offer Nutrition Primer
First National Stores announced distribution of America's Nutrition Primer through all stores as part of wartime Foods for Victory efforts. A special reprint by publishers will be placed in homes across New England. The primer by Eleanora Senso explains what to eat and why in accessible terms.
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First National Stores
America
First National
New England
Eleanora Senso
Dig Deep for Victory in Your Pocket
A terse fragment hints at a wartime morale slogan urging thrift and resourcefulness. The text references defense and U.S. efforts, but the readable content is limited and lacks a clear event or date.
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Dee
Requiem Mass Wednesday at St Casimir's
Maynard text notes the death of Stanley Luczko aged 72 after pneumonia. He lived at 7 Burnside Street and leaves Mary Kozlowski Luczko and two daughters. A requiem mass was held at St Casimir's Church with burial in St Bridget's Cemetery.
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Maynard
Stanley Luczko
Burnside Street
Poland
Mary Kozlowski Luczko
August Lehto
Stephen. Dargiewicz
Luczko
Polish Mutual
Observation Tower Assured for Acton
Acton Planning Board backing a town observation tower for spotting aircraft after a Friday night meeting. Foster R. MacKinnon led a local observation program affiliated with the American Legion. a three member committee will study costs and site with a town meeting expected soon.
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Acton
Planning Board
Foster R. MacKinnon
American Legion
MacKinnon
Legionnaires
Civil Aeronautics Graduates Eight Pilots for Overseas Service
The first group of eight civilian pilots trained for overseas commercial service by the Civil Aeronautics Administration graduated from the Northeast Airlines School. They earned Flight Officer ratings after final tests at Burlington Vermont. The cohort includes Thomas Gordon Everhart, George Houston, Allan Henry Kopp, Richard Blair Miller, Francis Crawford Payne, Marshall Schroeder, Robert Wells Jenkins, and Eugene Ray Scott.
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Boston
Mass
Civil Aeronautics: Administration
Northeast Airlines, Inc
8. J. Solomon
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Northeast Airlines
Commonwealth Airport
Burlington
Vermont
University of Vermont
Frst
Thomas Gordon Everhart
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
George Houston
Hamilton
Natick
Massachusetts
Allan Henry Kopp
Newark
New Jersey
Richard Blair Miller
Marshallton
Delaware
Francis Crawford Payne
Huntington
West Virginia
Marshall Schroeder
Buffalo
N. Y
Robert Wells Jenkins
Ithaca
Eugene Ray Scott
Civil Service Exams for Navy Yard Boston Jobs
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for vacancies in the Navy Yard Boston area. Positions include helper electrician machinist woodworker statf and related roles with hourly pay rates listed. Apply via the Board of Civil Service Examiners or local offices by the closing date.
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United States Civil Service Examination
Uited States Civil Service Commission
Navy Yard Service
Navy Yard
Boston
Mass
Ee Statanary
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Massachusetts
First
U. S. Civil Service District
Labor Board
Bost Mass
Methodists Hold Annual Meeting in Worcester Church
The Methodist church held its annual meeting and fourth Quarterly Conference in the chapel last evening. Rev. John dy Cairns presided as District Superintendent of the Worcester District. Reports from church officers were encouraging and plans included selling the Glickman property to William Fr. Osbeck to reduce church indebtedness. Officers elected for the coming year include trustees William Naylor J A Foater W Sims Edwin Carleton John W Neylor C A Morse O C Drechsler Phillip Wilson Walter R Denniston and many stewards and committee members across Membership Evangelism education finance and other boards.
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William Naylor
J. A. Foater
Ob. W. Sims
Edwin Carleton
John W. Neylor
C. A. Morse
O. C. Drechsler
Phillip Wilson
Walter R. Denniston
Harry E. Nurnham
Herbert J. Doel
William Gates
William J. Hayward
Albert M. Hodges
Howard Wilson
Thomas Marsden
Hiram Parkin
Emma Greenhalgh
Carrie Barlow
Agnés Binks
Elizabeth Gates
H. A. Richardson
Betha Whitney
Grace Coon
Marion Butterworth
Margaret Gates
William.s. Hayward
Mamie Cushman
Mae Denniston
Elsie, Burgess
William ‘Naylor
Hiram Parkinmuele
Albert
Ges
Bimney
Elmer Cook
Harry Barnhaim
Harriet Naylor
Bertha Whitney
J. A. Foster
Women’s Society For ‘Christian Service
Epworth’ League
Philathea
Adelphi
Bertha’ Whitney
Women’s Society For Christian Service
Temperance
Hiram Patkin
Albert Hodges
Marion Butterwort
Women’s Society For Christian Service and Board of Trustees
C. J
Morse
Marion. Butterworth
Harriett Naylor
Laura Mecpherson
Instructors Honored At Testimonial Dinner
Acton held a testimonial dinner at Strawberry Hill House for two instructors of the local defense program. Ormal Laffin and Richard Deane were feted with humorous gifts as graduates and guests included spouses, local officials, and various members of the motor mechanics group.
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Edward J. Bursaw
Crmall, Lafin
Richard Deane
Richard McCabe
Misa Clara Sawyer
Edward Moore
Arthur Nelson
Ete Day, Jr
Wesley B. Wilmot
Austin W. Berkeley
James Connolly
William P. Cameron
Avery PW. Steele
Boxberes Mise
Dawn Dagenara
Peggy Whitcomb
Ane Moody
R. D. Newell
E. Clayton Steeves
Buy U S Defense Bonds and Stamps on Pay Day
Government campaign urged buyers to support the nation by purchasing United States Defense Bonds and Stamps on payday, highlighting patriotic duty and financial support for the war effort.
Birch Makes Table for Operating at Acton Field Hospital
Acton South Acton resident Birch, a carpenter, donated and fashioned an operating table from counters of a store owned by Simon D. Taylor. The two counters will form one operating table with two roomy medical supply closets. The project honors wartime duty as Birch completed the work in about seven hours.
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Acton
Lilliamt
Oelor
Birch
Acton Defense
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