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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1944

Page

8

Maynard Golf Club Sees Record Turnout at Maynard

The Maynard country club hosts its largest turnout since 1940 with many visitors from Spring and area towns. Notables include former stars Don Mariano Joe Colombo and Joshua Naylor as new and returning players. The club prepares for June women and men tournaments as rain delays and greens upkeep progress.

Maynard Maynard Mtry Moenth Oay Gome Don Mariano Nee Joe Colombo Tania Torreo Rank Grieve Edward Ledgard Jim Priest Noble Morton George ‘Bariteau Greens Joshua Naylor Naylor William Ryan Concord Joe’ Mulroney Concord High Ihy Don” Novack John White Paul Allen

Concord Fourth Company Sees Record Blood Drive Support

The Concord State Guard 4th Co. visits the Boston Red Cross Blood Donation Center for a fourth time this week, totaling at least 140 pints from its members. Transport by the Concord Red Cross Motor Corps, led by Mrs. Charles G. Edgarton, supports the effort. A letter of commendation from General John F. Williams notes the 4th Company of the 23d Infantry Regiment Massachusetts State Guard maintains excellent training and administration as of the January 3 1944 inspection.

4Th. Co Red Cross Blood Donation Center Boston Concord Rev. Cross Motor Corps Charles G. Edgarton John F. Williams National Guard Bureau Washington Massachusetts State Guard Concord

Commanding Officers Praises Proficiency of 4th Company

Major General Sherman Miles and others commend the 4th Company for exceptional proficiency as noted in the Federal Nation report. Colonel Connolly and Major Berg express pride in the unit’s achievement, noting three of seven commendations come from the 1st Battalion of the 23d Infantry. The Unitarian Church at Sudbury Center held its first winter-recess service with Rev. John M. Foglesong officiating.

Sherman Miles First Services Command Adjutant General of Massachusetts Thomas F. Foley Mass Edward J. Connolly Wal Unitarian Church Sudbury Center John M. Foglesong

Webster Cutting Family Attends Howard Seminary Event

Mr and Mrs Webster Cutting joined Parent's Day at Howard Seminary to see the Senior play Little Women with Dorothy Cutting as Marmee. The Henry Alexander property on Pokonoket road was sold through Goodnow and Hall to Raymond and Gertrude Rose from Waltham. Miss Myrtis Clara of Storrs Conn visited the Cuttings for the weekend.

Webster Cutting Howard Seminary Dorothy Cutting Marmee Goodnow and Hall Henry ‘Alexander Pokonoket Road Raymond Gertrude Rose Waltham Rose Waltham Screw Company Myrtis Clara of Storrs Conn

Homer Green Dies in Worcester Former Maynard Contractor

Homer M. Green of Worcester died Tuesday at his home. He was a former Maynard resident and building contractor. Survived by wife Mildred Johnson and daughter Beverly Dryden. Committal at Glenwood Cemetery Thursday at 2 PM with Rev. Herbert W. Fulton officiating. Fowler Funeral Service arranging.

Maynard Homer M. Green Worcester Maynard Lodge of Odd Fellows and Masons Mildred Johnson Beverly Dryden Glenwood Herbert W. Fulton Fowler

Edward T. Anderson Dies at 29 in Boston Hospital

Edward T. Anderson of Old Marlboro road North Sudbury died Tuesday at City Hospital Boston after an operation. He was 29, recently discharged from the U S Army, formerly a Raytheon bookkeeper. Survived by wife Ellen son David and three brothers Henry Wilber Lewis. Funeral Friday at 2 from his late home. Rev Norman McLean officiating with burial at Glenwood Cemetery.

Maynard Edward T. Anderson Old Marlboro Road North Sudbury City Hospital Boston United States Army The Raytheon Ellen David Tree Brothers Henry Wilber Lewis Fowler Funeral Home Norman McLean Glenwood Cemetery

Rotary Club Notes Predict Postwar Building Boom

Concord reports George R. Glerming editor of Banker and Tradesman outlines favorable postwar prospects. He cites rising savings and a likely boom in moderately priced homes and building trades. He urges business men to prepare for increased spending after the war.

Concord George R. Glerming Banker and Tradesman

Rotary gains Whit Brown and plans Ford bomber talk

Warrants a Rotary meeting as Floyd Verrill welcomes Whit Brown to the club. Fred announces Nelson D. Miller of Ford Motor Company will discuss Willow Run bomber plant at the next gathering.

Floyd “Verrill Whit Brown Rotary Fred Nelson D. Miller Ford Motor Car Company

Weekend Guest at Pensant Mentioned with Blossoms

Miss Mary B Jenkins visits Pensant with plans for a pleasant weekend. Stanley Edwards enjoys a short furlough and a welcome rest and shave after several months away at sea.

Mary B. Jenkins Pensant Stanley Edwards

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