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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1945
Page
2
The fragmentary notice credits a person named Stone of Luc- Ly as winner of a prize at a Jewish World Arena event. It mentions parents Dr and Mis mer and a Simoneau of March.
A brief note of thanks expresses profound appreciation to Militam Edwards for support and kindness during the wedding, honoring Brideilia M Edwards and her family.
The record mentions being transferred to another Arty hospital for definitive treatment and notes the home address at 4 Pairfield Street. Miss Helen Wollerscheid is away on vacation with her relatives on Waltham Street. A letter from Steven Christoffon, stationed in Germany, expresses thanks to Maynard Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary and Junior High School for holiday remembrances.
Betty Lou Boeske entertained seven year old friends on Tuesday afternoon at her parents home 47 Taylor street. The birthday party featured a basket theme with gifts and a pretty dining room arrangement. Attending were Patricia Manning Sandra Shaw Mary Johnson Peggy Kapron Alice Boeske Sara Boeske and Mary Boeske.
Fragments note a porch sale event on Friday and Saturday May 18 and 19. Mentioned are Mr and Mrs Fotve Patoie 30 Espie and local residents and officials. Other items reference Dr Flaggs Florida trip and Poland services led by Archbishop Richard Cushing at Boston Cathedral.
Mrs John Novick of Harrimar Ossitt says she has heard from her husband who was reportedly held in France. She recalls initial belief he might be in a hospital in England.
A service member returns to the United States after five months in the European theater of operations. He served as a Bronze Star and Combat Infantry Badge recipient. His brother Felix recently returned from overseas, where he served with the Infantry.
In Maynard on regular Monday night drill date two ex members of the disbanded 6th Company join the 5th Company. Philin S Webber and Frederick E Crory of Littleton are welcomed as valuable additions to the Sth Company. The unit notes past ties to the State Guard and expresses confidence in their contributions.
A heartfelt verse by John E Hannor of Maynard Massachusetts honors his mother. He calls her a holy agent of motherhood and regards the forget me not as an emblem of their friendship and enduring love.
The Maynard Grange hosts an evening with Finnish members and friends. Mrs George Kopones speaks, Mrs Matti Sdisa sings, and Danice provides vocal and instrumental numbers. Local Grange members from Waltham Sudbury Acton participate. Tickets for a June 14 supper are limited and on sale at the next meeting.
Mrs Collura of Venice, removed to Concord Hospital by ambulance after falling into a hole in her garden. Dr O L Claris attended and reported a fractured leg. patient resting as comfortably as could be expected.
Marian C Folan 24 Army Nurse Corps arrives at Miami Army Air Field en route to Maynard home. Daughter of Harold and Harol d Cuttell, she served in China Burma India theater and Mer Field Manchester New Hampshire. She says more nurses are needed overseas and hopes to serve again in the Army Nurse Corps.
Cherry Point North Carolina Marine Staff Sergeant Charles E Sullivan son of Mr and Mrs James V Sullivan Sr of 18 Hayes Street Maynard is awarded the Air Medal for meritorious achievement as a radiator scout at the Marine Corps Air Station in December 1942 in Boston Massachusetts He previously worked at Assabet Mills of American Woolen Company in Maynard.
Sergeant Mer am, husband of Mrs. Wiola ct SSI A, a 1041 Acton High School graduate, arrived overseas for Army service. The note places his entry with the Africa-ee Fast Theatre AMET headquarters and marks his return to duty.
An audience at Sims home on Concord Street enjoyed a Teaea first year musicale prelim to a June concert at Knights of Columbus hall. Students ranging from high school girls to mature women displayed clear tone, diction, stage presence and promising potential under capable accompaniment by Mrs George Une and Mrs Philip Godee.
Knights of Columbus will host a penny sale at their hall this Friday at 8 o clock. Special prizes are announced and the event will feature a cream of local talent under the direction of a noted fun maker.
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