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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1945
Page
8
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Fragmented text shows a wartime address urging finish the war, finish the victory, and not abandon posts until the day of victory. It references ending Hitler’s tyranny and honoring neighbors' sacrifices, with a call to work and duty.
Mrs Ethel F Ja Edwards of Maynard died suddenly at home on April 28 after a brief illness. Born in Maynard 51 years ago she leaves a husband William F Edwards a Brasher Ensign Friscilla M Edwards in the U S A and a son Sgt Howard R Edwards now in the Pacific. Funeral services were held at 1 15 pm for the family and 2 pm at St George Episcopal Church. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery.
Concord Red Cross will open the surgical dressings room at the old Concord High School next Wednesday night from 7 30 to 10 00 and all day Thursday. More volunteers are needed for both sessions.
At the Wright Tavern Concord the Acton Woman's Club held its annual luncheon and meeting. President Mrs Alvin G Moody announced the new slate of officers including Mrs Lab Roche as president and Mrs Kenneth Kerwell as record secretary with key directors and department heads named.
West Concord announces the engagement of Doris Gray daughter of Mrs Herbert S Gray and Burton A Merriam son of Mr and Mrs Herbert W Merriam of South Acton. The wedding is planned for May 13 at the home. Merriam recently returned from overseas action in the Southwest Pacific.
A Navy hospital train transporting 193 amputee Marines and three officers left Mare Island California for Philadelphia on April 21. The largest such transfer to depart the west coast, the train carried men with arm or leg amputations while Red Cross workers provided recreational items. Richard Dudley Sherry of Acton Massachusetts was aboard.
Sudbury High clinched its third win of the season by routing Wayside Inn Boys School 12 to 0. Gordon Peterson pitched a shutout with 15 strikeouts, marking a memorable performance and another victory over W I B S this season.
Maynard Mrs James Mahon chair of the local Red Cross announced the Mobile Blood Donating Unit will be in Marlboro on Tuesday and Wednesday May 17 and 18. The drive aims to collect a pint per donor to aid a soldier and asks volunteers to contact local organizers for information.
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