Bedford Residents Move to New Home
Mrs Teague and her mother Vine Ro Dickison along with Mrs Earl relocate to a new home in Bedford, planning to reside there for the duration.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1945
Page
4
Red Cross Meeting At Vetersan Building Next Week
The Red Cross meeting will be held at the Veterans Building on Wednesday night. Commander S Alexander will preside at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
James
Pinetinly
Local Marine Corporal Returns From Pacific Furlough
Co Py Techni Merriam son of Mr and Mrs H W Merriam of Maple Street South Acton has returned home on furlough. A mechanic with a Fourth Marine Air Wing squadron he was based in the Wallis and Marshall Islands. He was attacked in the Marshalls but not injured. He graduated in 1940s from Acton High School. In 1942 he enlisted and was promoted to his present rank in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co - Py Technican
Erriam
H.W Merriam
Maple Street
South Acton
Pacific
Fourth Marine Air Wing
Wallis and Marshall ‘Islands
Marshalls
Acton High School
Church Aid Meeting Focuses on Africa Missionary Work
The Woman's Church Aid of Center Congregational Church held its April meeting in the church vestry. President Mrs. Thomas H. Foster led the session with devotional by Mrs. Ernest Washburn. Speaker Mrs. Clara Bridgeman of South Africa shared her life and mission work, noting birth in Japan and 14 years there before 40 years in Africa. Tea followed hosted by Mrs. Forrest E. Bean with helpers Mrs. Frank Rogers Mrs. John Stevens and Mrs. Walter B. Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Woman's Church
Center Congregational Church
Thomas H. Foster
Ernest: Washburn
Clara Bridgeman _ o
South ‘Africa
Hfe Ad
Africa
Dgemman
South Africa
Forrest E. Bean
Frank. Rogers
John* Stevens
Walter B. Stevens
Bridge Party Aids Acton Center Scholarship Fund
Acton Center Woman's Club held a bridge event Friday night at the clubhouse to benefit the scholarship fund. Prize winners at auction included Mr and Mrs Robert Ford and Mrs Edna Downey, with contract prizes going to Mrs Charles Heath and Mrs Eleanor Stacy and Mrs A B Smith. Ice cream cake and coffee were served by Mrs Walter B Stevens and Mrs Afien Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton Center
Robert Ford
Edna Downey
South Acton
Charles Heath
Center
Eleanor. Stacy
A.B. Smith
Concord
Walter B.stevens
Afien-G. Moody
Move to Weston by Acton Backman family
Mr and Mrs Carl Backman of Great Road moved Monday to Weston. The couple have long served the Acton community with Mr Backman as a welfare board member and Mrs Backman active in the Weston club and local drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Carl Backman
Weston
Backmans
Welfareboard
Backman
Acton “Wostan
Ree
Wee
Pepe
Acton Resident Convalesces After Hospital Emergency
Acton residents report Ancy Billings daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Billings is convalescing after an emergency appendectomy at Emerson Hospital. Walter B Stevens of Acton Center bought the nearby Jenney gasoline station, and the new owner is preparing to operate the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancy
J. J. Billings
Actonter
Emerson ‘Hospital
Baker
West Ac
E Jenney Gasoline Station
Cord
Walter B. Stevens
Acton Center
West Acton Folks Share Weekend Notes
Wilson Chatfield Jace Hale and George of Brook Ros spent the past weekend in the Perry Marbles in West Acton. Mrs J Meal Engman of was. A special meeting of the school committee was held Monday evening at the home of the Chairman Mrs G Howard Reed. A successful junior high dance was held last Friday in Blanchard hall. Patronesses were Mrs Herman Gateheil Mrs Charles E Coyne and Mrs Oneal Barry of this Mrs Leroy Strong and ee Golathwaite of West Acton and Mrs Charles Vose of South Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Chatfield
Jace Hale
George of
Brook
Ros
Perry Marbles
West Acton
G. Howard Reed
Blanchard ‘Hall
Herman ‘Gateheil
Charles E. Coyne
Oneal ‘Barry
Leroy Strong
Ee, Golathwaite
West Acam
Charles Vose
South Acton
Bedford Man Advances to First Class Navy Mailman
Frederick Mailman 27 of 35 Alpha Road Dorchester has been advanced to first class USNR officer mailman in November 1943 after boat training at the Naval Training Center New York and three months at Fleet Post Office. He is married to Dorothy Budd of Arlington and they have one son. The Frederick family resides in Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Dorothy
Wilflare Frederirederick
Bedford
Concord Fourth Company Prepares for Memorial Day Training
Concord Fourth Company completes April 19 parade duties and rehearsals and enters two to three weeks of peacetime training. Leaders note improved rifle handling with M 17 calibers as outdoor practice season looms and regimental formation cohesion strengthens. Captain Dorothy Mage led post parade hostess duties at the state ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Copany
23Rd Infantry
Walfred A. Berg
Revel Pares
Concor
Dorothy Mage
Mary
Janet-W Road Patient at Concord Hospital
A patient at Concord Hospital on Janet-W Road remains under care. Details on condition and admission are not available in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Janet
Concord
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