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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1944
Page
6
The Sudbury Junior Red Cross held its final meeting of the year on May 1. At the gathering the Home Nursing class members gave a creditable demonstration and were praised by their mothers and Mrs. Jon Clark, chairman of Home.
Seven students finished the nursing course led by instructor Mrs Sydney Chisholm. The class includes Lois Stiles Mary Lou Briggs Nancy Poole Peggy Smith Charlotte Capon Année Fairbanks and Joan Fairbank. Each received a pin certifying achievement as an enrolled Red Cross nurse. Invest in Liberty only Buy War Bond.
Hudson Town team faces Lapointe Machine Tool Day Shift at Riverside Park Sunday at 3 p.m. A 1 p.m. preliminary game has Hudson Comets meeting Moulton Field All-Stars at the same park.
The Rev Henry Bernard Getz of St George's Episcopal Church Chestnut Hill was ordained deacon on May 7 by Bishop Oliver Hart at St Pauls Church Chestnut Hill. He will graduate from Episcopal Theological School in June and plans a move to San Antonio Texas as assistant at St Marks Episcopal Church. Emily Osborn Sanderson of New York City married Getz with family and clergy witnesses present. The couple will honeymoon briefly before relocating for Getz to commence his new role. The Getz successor at St Georges will be J Frank Claud Strong a Cambridge Theological School student.
Lefty Billy Seaburg earned the win for Concord in a 6-5 non league victory over Maynard at Crowe Park. Seaburg pitched all nine innings, struck out 10, gave up 11 hits, and hit a bases loaded triple in the sixth to spark the Red and White. Maynard threatened in the ninth, coming within one run.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for Trainee Engineering Draftsman SP-2 with a 1620 dollar annual package including overtime at the U S Navy Yard Boston Massachusetts. Applications are accepted as needs of the Service are met and information is available from the Recorder Labor Board Boston and local U S Civil Service Examiners offices.
On a Tooneeville trolley a conductor rebukes a passenger for smoking. The passenger claims no smoking and jokes about wearing shoes and not walking. A camel analogy and a child’s quip about Maw add local color to the quirky exchange.
The notice directs applicants to file with the Regional Director of the First U.S. Civil Service Region located in the Lower Lobby of the Post Office and Courthouse Building Boston Massachusetts. Applicants should use the Boston office as the filing location.
A brief exchange notes a wife cooking her first dinner and an invitation to share it, followed by a cheerful bachelor reply. The message ends with a call to buy war bonds and stamps.
The Massachusetts Supreme Court upheld a tax abatement for the Christian Science Publishing Society as a religious entity. The case involved hotel building at Massachusetts Avenue and Norway Street in Boston, with equipment and furnishings assessed at $1,000,000 for a $37,000 tax plus interest and costs.
Japanese fear sharks, viewing them through a superstition rooted lens.
A cluttered section reports births at Concord Hospital and local visits, plus a memorial for a beloved mother and wife. It notes Mrs Mary Sindiski, Lt Steadman Hy, and others, with dates and family ties among Springfield and Paris area addresses.
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