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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1945
Page
5
Concord High School baseball team to play at Emerson Park this weekend. Risco and Hartley lead the batting lineup as Curtis plans tear through the opponents. Concord Country Club hosts a golf tour starting Saturday and extending over multiple days.
The annual luncheon on May 7 featured Mrs. Moore leading a memorial for two longstanding members who died during the year. Mrs. K Paul Pyhantis, a visiting speaker, spoke on Greta with Mrs. Moore and was joined by H Gohlke and others in honoring the deceased.
The Sudbury chapter held its annual meeting with officers and chair listed for the year. Eliza Klean was elected librarian and Ned Gibson named corresponding secretary to fill the unexpired term, with Mrs George Gohike and others serving as officers and hosts in Sudbury.
Sudbury community notes a bridge tea party at the home of Mrs William Tufts on Wednesday June 13 at 2 pm with later tea at 4 30 pm. Memorial service for Private Albert F Spiller scheduled. community mourns his April 11 death in Germany. The Charles R Capon property on Old Wayland road sold to Horton and Ruth Reed, Sudbury residents and head of Dogs for Defense. aviation pilot James B Byrnes and Mrs Byrnes visited the Mayers.
Concord fire department has answered 78 alarms this year out of a total 1045 for the period, reflecting ongoing emergency response activity in the community.
The Acton Pisa Club schedules its next gathering for Wednesday May 23 at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs. The note mentions a member nicknamed Young Piper working as an electrical engineer in California and references a home meeting for the club.
A rainy Thursday evening failed to dampen turnout for the Acton Military Whist at the South Acton Universalist church vestry. Winners included Mrs Duncan edy Louise ee Peterson and Mrs Fredlan with turns by Mrs George Clapp North Acton and Miss Jane Reed claiming a raffle cake. The event was organized by Mrs Thomas J Weoe a Keith Munson.
Miss Charlotte G. Rohan of West Concord is one of the co editors of the Ross ton University College publication. She is a Concord high school graduate and engaged in debating and other extracurricular activities.
An Cal woman contributor to Ladies Home Journal and others studied at Boston University and Columbia University. She worked as a college reporter for the Christian Science Monitor and taught puberty direction at Boston University after marriage to Viviat. The Fletchers lived in Spain and England before settling elsewhere. their nine year old son Richard attends Redstone School at Wayside Inn South Sudbury.
Concord and West A churches held the final observance of Mother’s Day on Sunday. Congregations gathered for remembrance and union in shared services to honor mothers in the community.
Guests included Mr and Mrs Philip Maillet of Waltham Mr and Mrs Warren Damon of Waitsfield VT Mr and Mrs Fay Roby Mr and Mrs Stal way Comley Miss Lois Comley Jack Comley Jimmy Comley Mr and Mrs Robert Grant Alfred H Webber and Larry Webber Pvt Damon is home on leave after completing basic training with the infantry at Blanding Florida
Bedford records show a five room bungalow on Pine Hill road sold from J A Deenond to Robert A and another transfer noted in Lyon reports.
In a confusing report a theft case emerges linked to a California home scene. Names and details are garbled but involve a thief figure and a person identified as John Brown a radio technician in the USNR. The fragment hints at an investigation and memory of actions.
The May gathering of the Women's Church Aid Society of Center Congregational Church will be held on Thursday May 24 at 2 30 in the church vestry. Mrs Thomas H Foster, president, will preside.
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