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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1944

Page

4

First Shot Into Germany and Burma Campaign Notes

A historical account describes artillery action as the first shot into Germany by French 155 mm guns and details Burma operations under Mountbatten with American and Chinese support. It notes tactical moves, monsoon-season planning, and transport feats enabling supply into China, highlighting leadership and casualties.

Burma United States Ipn Camn Churchill Briain Genilwell Myitkyina America China Himalayas Chahill Britain India Mountbatten Ory

State Guard Public Inspection in Concord

Concord's Fourth Company held its annual public inspection at the state armory inviting residents to view the unit. The roster lists Capt. Burleigh L. Pratt through Privates Damon Valentine with enlistees urged to report this Thursday evening.

Concord State Guards State Armory Burleigh L. Pratt Joseph Barr Archie L. Bowie Peverill O. Peterson Joseph A. Booth Harry H. French John B. Nims Robert L. Ramsay Charles L.’. Ward Frederick Whitcomb Julian W. Ballou Charles ©. Comeau Egbert Newbuy, Jr Lawrence Pierson, Jr John D. Shaw Rene N. Bourquin Osman C. Chaffee Axel A. Christiansen Daniel J. Cullinane Charles W. Farnsworth George T. Goodspeed Charles L. J. Noble Herbert C. Pearson Everett H. Pert Lewis G. Richardson Gordon Smith William J. R. Taylor A. Wald

Middlesex Defeats Noble and Greenough for Third Grid Win

Middlesex School tops Noble and Greenough 25 to 7 on Saturday at Dedham to claim its third win of the season and second straight. The game featured scoring by Riley Gilbert, John Bolton, Pete Terry, Don Hallowell, and Allen Bemis, with Madeira and W Almy adding extra points. Middlesex now stands 3–2 and hosts undefeated Belmont Hill next Saturday.

Concord Middeslex School Noble & Greenough Dedgham Middlesex Jis Belmont Hill Riley Gilbert John Bolton Sevel Allen Bemis Bill Almy Pete Terry Harry Madeira Don Hallowell Frederick Pratt Belmont Middlesex Noble Lawrence Gould Hagerman P. Reed Keaney Wade Madeira It It Cutler Spencer Smith Bisbee Gilbert Norris

Pvt Soffriti Recovering in New York Hospital

Pvt Arrigo Soffriti US Army wounded in France last summer has returned home and is stationed at Halloran Hospital New York. Former star athlete, he was in Italy before action and met Pope Pius XII after Romé liberation. Son of Mrs George Soffriti 92 Thoreau Street. Overseas since Oct 1943, a furlough may allow leave of up to six hundred miles.

Pvt Arrigo Soffriti U. S. Army France Halloran Hospital New York Soffriti Italy Pope Pius Romé George Soffriti Thoreau Street

Candidates for Representative in the 10th Middlesex District

Incumbent Avery W. Steele of Boxboro Republican is serving in France and declined reelection. Hudson Republican Fannie M. Buzzell seeks the seat as the district's first woman candidate, with a background as Hudson’s Town Counsel and Red Cross official. Democratic candidate Joseph R. Kavanaugh of Hudson campaigns actively. he is an operating engineer, former Maynard resident, and active in Scouts and local arts groups.

10Th Middlesex Avery. W. Steele Boxboro France U.S. Army Fannie’ M. Buzzell Hudson 10Th Middlesex Maynard Stow Littleton Buzzell American Red Cross Houdson Republican Committee Iuderal Young Publican Club Burgzell Hudson High School Portia Law ‘School Cal Joseph R. Kavanaugh Blaine Street State House nether _ Hudson

Acton Girls Return To School After Arm Injury

Ten year old Nancy Winslow daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Winslow of Main street Acton returns to school after an absence of about two weeks. Nancy broke her arm in two places when she slipped on a log in her yard and is recovering nicely under Dr C L Clark. Miss Shirley Rimbach daughter of Mr and Mrs F William Rimbach of Mainstreet Acton Center spent last weekend at home from Colby Junior College New London NH. Mr and Mrs Harry A Williams of Winter Hill Somerville have bought the former Dr Willis Middleton property on Brooks street Acton Center. Williams is noted as an artist.

Nancy Winslow Lawrence Winslow Main Street South Acton Nancy C. L. Clark Shirley Rimbach F. William Rimbach Mainstreet Acton Center Colby Junior College New London N. H Harry A. Williams Winter Hill Somerville Willis Middleton Brooks Street Williams Charles CG of Chatham Q. L. Clark Miami Florida

Local Republican Committee Hears Election Plans

The Republican Town committee met in Town hall with chairman Albert P. Durkee presiding to outline election day logistics. District chairs were appointed to organize transportation and checking, including Henry Tolman, Mrs Edward A. Schmit, Mrs Allen G. Moody, and others. 4 H Club members in South Acton led by Mrs Charles Vose and Mrs Lawrence Winslow met at Miss Joanne Vose’s home to sew and knit, making wool skirts and accessories with participants Alpha Goldthwaite, Nancy Driscoll, Joanine Vose, and Kaliring Mo.

Republican Town Committee Albert P. Durkee Henry Tolman South Acton Edward A. Schmit West Acton Allen G. Moody Acton Center Charles Vose Lawrence Winslow Joanne. Vose Main Street Alpha Goldthwaite Nancy Driscoll Joanine Vose Eee ‘Byers Rae Sud Kaliring

Shop Early and Send Early to Ease War Time Christmas

War time appeal urges November gift purchases to reduce load on national transportation and local delivery services. Government asks citizens to shop before December 1 to ease peak holiday demand and support war effort.

Local couple marks 25th wedding anniversary

Maynard Mr and Mrs Henry PB Price of 17 Prospect street celebrated their 25th anniversary at home last Sunday October 29. Flowers decorated the setting and gifts included a purse of money. The couple received warm greetings from immediate family and many friends. Mr Price moved here 450 years ago and built much of the town’s business area including the car barn later used by Lovell Bus Lines on Great road. Refreshments followed the celebration.

Maynard Henry PB. Price Prospect Street Price Lovell Bus Lines Great Road

Maynard Man Commended for Duty Under Fire

John Joseph Punch AdM2c USNR was commended for efficient duty under fire during shore bombardment, screening, and patrols in the Bay of the Seine during June to July 1944. The notice, from the Commanding Officer, honors his unselfish devotion to duty as part of the Northern France invasion efforts.

Maynard John Joseph Punch United States Navy Joan Punch Powder Mill Road Pinch John Joseph Biller France Bay of the Seine Us Ng Tesk de Matthews

Maynard Lutheran Church November Schedule

Rev A H Niskanen leads Finnish worship at 9 30 a m and English worship at 1 15 p m Sunday with Sunday School at 10 30 and Luther League at 6 30 p m Suomi College program at 7 30 p m All services in the church vestry. Monday November 6 Boy Scout Court of Review at 7 30 p m in the church vestry. Tuesday November 7 Ladies Aid at Mrs Junno 26 Garfield avenue. Wednesday November 8 Boy Scout Troop 4 meets at 7 30 p m in the church vestry. Thursday November 9 choir practice at 7 30 p m in the church.

Lutheran Church A. H. Niskanen Luther League Suomi Boy Scout Court of Review Ladies’ Aid Junno Garfield Avenue Boy Scout Troop 4 Maynard

Methodist Church of Maynard Service Notes and Fair

The Maynard Massachusetts Methodist Church schedules a 11 o'clock Sunday worship with a vested choir and a sermon titled A Sower Went Forth To Sow. Church School meets at 9 30 with representatives for all classes. Youth Fellowship holds a Wednesday 6 pm service led by the pastor. Annual Church Fair is planned for Friday November 10 starting 3 pm with a cafeteria supper 5 30 to 7 pm. An Adelphi women’s minstrel show features choruses and solos. Delegates will attend the Crusade for Christ campaign meeting in Boston November 6 with special speakers from Canada and the U S. The Congregationalists are invited to the Union Thanksgiving Service November 22 with Rev MacLean. World Order Day is observed November 12 for peace efforts.

Methodist Church Maynard Massachusetts Herbert F. Fulton Church Adelphi Copley Church Boston Crusade For Christ Methodist Canada Congregational Church Mr. MacLean World Order

Union Congregational Church Maynard News for November 5

Rev Norman L MacLean leads Union Congregational Church services on November 5 with morning worship at 10 45 and a sermon by the pastor. Church School sessions begin at 9 30 for Juniors and Seniors, 10 45 for Beginners. Contingent events include Christian Endeavor at 4 and Pilgrim Fellowship at 6 led by Miss Natali Goodwin. The Congregational Service Group meets November 7 at 27 Parker Street hosted by Mrs Alaric French.

Union Congregational Church Maynard Norman MacLean Dorothy Marsden Rey

Finnish Congregational Church Service Notes

Rev George A Koponen leads midweek service on Thursday November 2 followed by a social hour. Choir rehearsal Wednesday evening in the vestry. Coffee table sponsored by Mr and Mrs Ansgim Tervo. Sunday November 5 features Sunday school at 10 am and a worship service at 3 pm.

George A. Koponen Ansgim’ Tervo

Five Student Nurses Train at Hospital Here

Concord Emerson Hospital affiliated with the Training School for Attendant Nurses and Household Nursing Association begins 12 months of bedside nursing instruction for five students Bertha M Briere Danielson Lillian Gillette Carolyne W Hunt Emma M Raymond and Mary J Smith These new nurses completed a six week preliminary course in household management at Bees Nursing Association Boston and will gain clinical experience at the hospital.

Concord Emerson Hospital Household Nursing Association Bertha M. Briere Danielson Conn Lillian Gillette Pouch’ Foye Newfoundland Carolyne W. Hunt Agawam

Concord and First Parish in Concord Church Notices

Trinity Church in Concord lists services on Sunday November 5 including Holy Communion at 8:00 am and an All Saints Festival at 11:00 am with Junior Church. First Parish in Concord notes services at 9:45 am and 11:00 am with a sermon on The Recovery of saith and music by the chorus choir. Young People's group meets at 8:00 pm and The King’s Daughters meet November 7 at 2 pm hosted by Mrs Elmer Robinson.

Trinity Church Charles R. Peck Concord Edward P. Daniels King’s Daughters Elmer Robinson

Sunday services and lesson topics at First Church of Christ Scientist

The notice lists Sunday services at 10:46 and Sunday school at 10:45 with a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7:45. It references a Lesson Sermon titled Adam and Fallen Man read in Boston and all branches on November 5, quoting Romans 6 14 and Genesis 1 31. It cites Science and Health and Mind as part of the readings and discusses the relation of Spirit and matter.

First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Massachusetts Baker Eddy

Sudbury Methodist Church Announces Schedule of Services

Sudbury Massachusetts Rev Herbert F Fulton leads Sunday morning service at 9 30 with choir and sermon A L lower worth forth to sow New England Conference meeting in Boston on Monday November 6. Unitarian Thanksgiving service set for November 19 with Rev Morris sermon. Youth Fellowship meets Wednesday at 7 30. Church School at 10 30 for all ages. Grangers invited to join service.

Stow Union Evangelical Church Schedule

Rev. John H. Morgan pastors Stow Union Evangelical Church with Sunday School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 Junior Christian Endeavor at 3 30 senior Endeavor at 6 45 in the evening.

Union Evangelical ‘Church John H. Morgan

Gems of Thought on Temperance and Joy

An aggregation of quotes on temperance and happiness. It discusses enjoying ordinary things without excess, mastering passion, and living with meekness and wisdom. The text cites Steel Simms Eddy and Mary Baker, noting temperance as a jewel in life and urging balance in thought and deed.

Mary ‘Baker Eddy

St Mark's Overpowers Middlesex In Gridiron Victory

St Mark's School defeats Middlesex Academy 7 to 6 on Concord gridiron. Strong QB Newby led a 20 yard run for the score, Beale Emmons added the extra point, and St Mark's held off Middlesex after a late 50 yard march.

Concord St. Mark's Concord Py Southborog St. Mark’s Middlesex Varsity Newby Strong Red Middlesex Beale Emmons J.W Winstow Son Saunders Dixon Haer Harrower Fowler Parson Cottrell Buckminster Rence Pepper Smith Hgtty Fay Scully Strong Cobdell Tabor Rosenkratz Harris Per Hord Gould Kins Ward Carruthers Tin Kline Glasgow Dan Millé Sedgewick Drake Ingram Zane Gbols Roberts Plétcher Rup Bacon

Lexington Girls Defeat Concord 2 0 In Field Hockey Upset

Lexington High girls top Concord in a field hockey 2 0 victory, setting a new Concord record with three wins and one loss. Richardson scored the second half goal for Lexington, while Concord captain Harmon Barron and Kay Dee led the effort for the losers.

Concord Lexington Concorded Cord Varsity Wingiig Theresa Ritchie Concord Girls Han Marjorie Harmon Barron Kay Dee Clive Brooks Cord Durin Oe Ein Richardson Eggleton

Local Births and Church Meeting Reported

The notice lists a birth of a daughter to Mrs George Be reevaluated at a hospital and mentions Mrs Hallis later. It notes a Young Charity meeting at the Evangelical Church hosted by Miss Olive and Anderson Laws on Brook Road in Concord. Chuckie Harwood, former High School athlete, is connected to a recent town football game versus Excted Tabor.

Olive and Anderson Laws Brook Road Concord Evangelical Church Chuckie Harwood Forme Cord High School Harwood

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