Untitled fragment notes capture of Nazi general
Fragmentary report mentions Nazi General von Apum captured during a Mexican War era context, with stray references to Mother’s Day and a Sarvien name, no clear dates or locations.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1945
Page
5
Fragmentary report mentions Nazi General von Apum captured during a Mexican War era context, with stray references to Mother’s Day and a Sarvien name, no clear dates or locations.
Wisps of wartime finance reveal how money flows shift as workers seek relief and profits. Ohio revenues and land deals surface amid broader context of wartime shortages and postwar adjustments.
Funeral services were held at Edwards Congregational church in Saxonville for Herbert Augustine Brown 57 who died Friday at Chelsea Soldiers Home after a long illness. He was county agricultural agent in charge of dairy for Middlesex County Extending Service for 11 years and served as junior vice commander of James J. Mansfield Post 158 A L. He leaves widow Elsie Mudgett and three daughters Janet, Mary and Rachael, plus a brother and two sisters. Brown was a World War I veteran and formerly with Quaker Oats in Philadelphia and Nartee Farms in Porchester New York.
Reading High beat Concord 6 to 3 in nine innings as pitcher Fenton held the visitors to few hits. Concord stranded runners with two double plays and failed to hit in a key pinch situation. Duke Stefanelli led Concord with three hits, while Al Davis Spooner and Bill Pearson added two apiece. Jack Doucette took the loss for Reading as the game stayed tight until a two run rally in the ninth. Concord heads to Belmont Thursday for a postponed game and to Stoneham Friday for another league contest.
Delegates from Bedford organizations and three churches meet in Town Hall to discuss creating a community chest to fund local welfare projects. A Greater Boston Community Fund representative will answer questions on the local angle of the campaign. If feasible, steps will be taken to organize.
Sergt Malcolm P Trees of West Concord is on furlough after returning from the Philippines with the U S Army. Richard Crowe of Elsinore Street is visiting on leave from the U S Navy. Concord state guard fourth 23rd infantry meets at the State Armory Monday night at 8 with Capt Burleigh L Pratt in charge and Lieuts Archie Bowie and Peverill O Petersen assisting. Marian Dee of Bedford Street, nurse with the U S Army Nurses Corps, is listed in Washington state on duty after time at Cushing General Hospital Framingham and Fort Devens en route to a new base in Vancouver British Columbia.
A recent letter from Kenneth May Leod describes landing on the beaches of Okinawa on Easter Sunday. Lt. Richard J. Macone, a six son of Mr and Mrs Nicholas R Macone of 9 Long Street, is on a rotation furlough after returning from the European theater and serving on over 50 missions.
Lieut. Thomas J. McGrath Jr former 23 Davis Court is visiting relatives on leave from the Army Transport Command after a trip to Paris. He is now ferrying planes from the United States to destinations abroad. Peter Frankenberg Concord High athlete and captain is at the Sampson naval training station for reception.
Funeral services for Ida Lane Gosbee Rollins 57 wife of Elmer A Rollins of Lincoln were held at MacRae Funeral Home Concord with Rev. Charles Marvin Styron officiating and burial in Lincoln cemetery She died Saturday at Waltham Hospital A Cambridge native she belonged to the Eastern Star Chapter and Park Street Baptist Church Boston She leaves four brothers and two sisters plus her husband
The annual meeting of the First Parish in Concord will be held in the Vestry on Monday evening May 7 at 3 PM. Supper will be served following the session.
Mr and Mrs Roger W Robinson of Brooklyn announce the birth of a daughter on Tuesday April 24 in Brooklyn. Mrs Robinson, formerly Mary Grace Patrick Duke co ed, is the former Rose Bowl participant. He, son of Charles S Robinson of 7 Willow street, is with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and has an older daughter Sandra.
Elmer W Amer, a Navy veteran with 22 overseas service in the Mediterranean area, has renewed for a new assignment at the ship repair unit on Staten Island New York. He is a brother of Edgar J Amer of the U S Navy.
The regular weekly drill of the Sth Co M S G was held at the Towr hall on Monday night. Officers praised the strong attendance and listed rifle marksman badges awarded by First Lieut. Byers to named members including Capt. Cram Lieut Dodds and several sergeants and privates. The group urged all to qualify on indoor range to prepare for outdoor shooting at Fort Devens.
Donald F. Mitchell of South Ad on was sworn in after the papers were served. The brief notice records the formal oath and service actions in a local matter.
The Center, working with the Home Set committee of the Red Cross, provides referrals and medical resources. Concord residents offer education advice. Families of discharged servicemen receive help with insurance and death benefits. The Center is open daily except Saturdays mornings. Sea Scouts meet at Harvey Wheeler on Thursday at 8. Scout Island hosts a busy outdoor season under Skipper Roger Cox.
Miss Mary Connolly daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter J Connolly of Arlington is engaged to William Roland Edmonds son of Mr and Mrs W Edmonds of 171 Commonwealth Avenue West Concord. Edmonds attended local schools and is employed locally.
Mrs Stella Manlick of Hillside Avenue West Concord has received a German officer uniform from her brother Pfc Edward Subick now serving with the U S Army in Germany. The uniform is that of a first lieutenant in the Nazi army.
Stow Union Evangelical Church announces Rev. John H. Morgan as pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship at 10:45 a.m. Junior Christian Endeavor meets at 3:30 p.m. Senior Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p.m.
Ministers Rev Harry Roberts and Rev Keith Munson plan a joint Union Service Sunday May 6 at 10 45 AM at the Congregational Church with Mr Munson preaching Sunday School at 9 30 AM A Military Whist Party follows Thursday May 10 at 8 o clock in the Universalist vestry committee in charge includes Mrs Richard Deane Mrs Thomas Wetherbee and Mrs Keith Munson
Rev. Herbert F. Fulton preaches at 9 30 in the morning on May 6 with the sermon titled Things I am Certain About Church school follows the service Youth Fellowship gathers Wednesday at 8 p m to convene
A fragment from Gems of Thought suggests a guidance line about teaching a child to take responsibility for their own care. The surviving text emphasizes self-reliance and personal accountability in youth development.
Rev George A Koponen will lead devotional meeting Thursday May 3 followed by social. Sunday May 6 features Sunday School at 10 AM and Morning Worship at 11 AM.
Lutheran church announces events from May 3 to May 9. Rev A H Niskanen leads services Thursday and May 5 features Finnish worship, Sunday school, and English worship. Women's Choir, Luthern League, Bethany Sisters, and Boy Scout Troop 4 meet at various times and locations.
Rev Norman McLean leads morning worship at Union Congregational Church with church school at 9:30 and 10:45 and choir music led by Harold Merriam. Weekday Religious Education committee meets Sunday at 2. Pilgrim Fellowship, Men’s Fraternal League rehearsals and Gey Nineties concert prep noted. Delegates attend First Congregational Cambridge conference May 15 with Dr Douglas Horton as speaker. Philathea Class meets May 8 at Mrs Dorothy Hamlin’s Linden Street home.
Rev Halsey Basescenee leads St Georges Church May services with Sunday schedule 9:30 and 10:45 school and morning prayer. J Claude F Strong is named preacher for the day.
The pastor selects Some Things I am Certain About as Sunday morning topic. The church school convenes at 9 30 a m with classes for all ages. Youth Fellowship meets at noon with the pastor in the chapel. The Philathea Class meets at Miss at Barret Gates on Tuesday May 8 at the usual hour.
Concord Mons Monument four dollars Sunday morning masses at St Bernard Church will be celebrated at 7 8 15 and 10 oclock Sunday school follows the 8 15 mass Music at the masses conducted by Mrs Juliette A Mac Lean organist and the Junior choir at the second mass senior choir at the 10 oclock mass Evening service of litany rosary and benediction will be at 7 oclock
Sunday masses will be held at 7:00 and 10:30 with music by organist Joseph Fuegmons. Sunday school meets after the second mass.
The notice outlines Sunday services at the First Church of Christ Scientist with service times at 7 48 and weekday hours until 4 P M. Readings center on Ezekiel 18 23 and passages from Job and the Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
The West Concord church announces services on Sunday with church school for primary and junior senior departments at 10:45 a.m. A morning worship includes a sermon. Evening programs include intermediate 6:30 p.m. and senior society at 7:30 p.m.
The Rev Vivien T. Po D.D., pastor of the First Church of Milton, is the 10.1 guest preacher. He will speak at the 4 chapel service at Oa school next Sunday after 5 o'clock.
Morning service announced at FIRST PARISH with an hour of kindergarten care. The minister will preach on wisdom and the church’s morale amid a calm, reflective Sabbath observance.
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