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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1944

Page

5

Iton Woman's Club Plans May Meeting With Maynard Club

The executive board of Iton Woman's Club meets at the club action Center to plan a joint May meeting with the Maynard Club. C Winthrop Copp, recently returned on the Gripsholm, will speak on Teacher and Prisoner in Japan. Mrs Leo Roche hosts. transportation via Acton 21 4.

Iton Woman’s Club Acton Center Maynard Club C. Winthrop Copp Lyf Gripsholm Japan Acton Leo Roche Walter W. Holt

Concord High crushes Dracut 39 to 0 at Emerson Grounds

Concord High overpowered weakened Dracut High 39 to 0 at Emerson Playground. Joey Dee returned to spark the attack with three extra points and key runs by Eddie Dee and Warren Baxter helped build a 27-0 first half lead, while Dracut battled but was shut out.

Billy Muscato Leo Duggan Joey Dee Ronald Gendreau Jimmy Alekakos Dracut Concord

Torch Staff Card Party At Acton High School Hall

An enjoyable card party was held in Blanchard hall last night by the staff of Acton High School. A successful evening featured whist and bridge with prizes awarded to several residents and Torch staff members. Committee members included Theresa Curley and Doris Hartwell with Mrs. Artur Fraser and Mrs. Allen Christofferson aiding in the kitchen.

Acton Blanchard Hall Acton’ High School Aslatine Pilon Awork Theresa ‘Curley Doris. Hartwell Beverly. Dagenais Nancy Christofferson Marion. Towne Margaret Ranazian Artthur Fraser Allen Christofferson Pizeg Barbara Kunhardt West Acton M. R. Davis Walter Stevenson A. Durkin Harry Farne Waldo Flint J. Campb Murray Brown Charles Strack Robert Bradford Margaret Brown Alden C. Flagg A.curley Walter. Taylor R. Bradford William, Gallagher Roger Backman R. Barrell Ferry Marble I. Peterson George Burroughs P. Goldthwaite Carl Peterson Patsey Mullen C. Sweeney Alex Marini John Swyman Ivan Peterson Marjorie

South Acton Halloween party draws community effort

A South Acton Halloween gathering at the Exchange Hall last Tuesday evening drew strong local support. Citizens funded and staffed the event, with Carleton Keyes, Mrs. Charles Vose, Miss Dorothy Beers, Miss Jane Reed, and Scoutmaster Munson guiding a Scout patrol. Cider, doughnuts, and apples were served as attendees also bought War Bonds and Stamps.

South Acton Hallowe’en Anning Munson

Sudbury Art Exhibition Draws Crowd at Library

Sudbury’s first day of the art exhibition last Sunday drew townspeople and visitors from Maynard Stow Wayland and South Acton to the library. Tea was served by hostesses from the Woman's Club Garden Lab Girl Scouts and Library Committee as Mrs Philip Way directed a varied showing of portraits landscapes and sculptures by local and nearby artists including Frank H. Hadley Willa Astill Moody and Harriet Draper Gale of Framingham.

Sudbury Melves Woman’s Club Garden Lab Girl Scouts Philip Way Frank H. Hadley Florence Hosmer William Tufts Abigail Harrison Grace Godwin Way Sudbury Center Charles C. Way Willa ‘Astill Moody Meta Warrick Fuller Framingham Wayland Mario Hendina Barbara Flint Rowan Samuel Talbot Weston Caroline Guptillsen Robert Woodbury Mark Beckwith Earle Huckel John Lloyd Natalie Eaton Maynard, Stow South Acton

Sudbury Votes in Town Hall Polls Amid Female Turnout

The Sudbury election opens from 6 30 a m to 7 p m in the town hall with 1094 registered voters. Of 71 absentee ballots requested mostly for servicemen, 40 had been returned by press time. two thirds of new voters are women, signaling strong turnout.

Sudbury Towr

Civic thanks from Massachusetts leaders to citizens

The message commends the efforts of citizens in Civilian Defense and thanks organizations for their work. It lists Governor Saltonstall and executive director Levent Saltonstall among the officials, recognizing the Commonwealth’s first citizens.

Machusetts Our Commonwealth Vena de Committee Pub Ety Levent Saltonstall The

Chelmsford Defeats Maynard H S In Gruelling Battle

Chelmsford High edged Maynard High 7 to 0 on Alumni Field in a hard fought game. Les Adams powered the decisive drive for Chelmsford with a 16 yard kickoff return and a late touchdown set up by a Wiley pass and Monk Mochrie surge. Maynard threatened in the first period but was held scoreless by Chelmsford’s stubborn defense led by Mochrie and Colwell.

Invaders Les Adams Wiley Anderson Oval Monk ‘Monchrie Maynard Chelmsford Fritz Wasiluk Higgins al Crowley Sini Tila Tron sChelmsford Mochrie Colwell Tvith Adams Pontefract Wells Hoyle Buchananee Harmon‘ Rg Megher Cutaia Wheldon Jones Pomyrg Russo Wurio Killoran Piecewierle Johnson Rogers Crowley Wasilnk Rush Downey Mac Pherson Sheedy

Sudbury Corporal Mailly Home After Hospital Stay

Corporal George J Mailly returns from Belvoir Hospital after three months of treatment. His friends commend the Medical Department's splendid care and note his recovery. Professor Stuart Edgerly and Apprentice Seaman Stuart Edgerly Jr visit MIT and stay in Omaha with Edgerly's parents.

George. J.mailly Belvoir Stuart ‘Edgerly Stuart ‘Hdgerly Jr M.I.T Edgerly Omaha Nebraska

Lloyd twins celebrate 13th birthday with friends

John and Richard Lloyd twin sons of Colonel and Mrs William F Lloyd marked their 13th birthday Saturday hosting 24 friends at their Sudbury Road home. Elizabeth Bradbury visited the weekend with Dr and Mrs Howard. Private Arthur Day, formerly with Sudbury Auxiliary Police, return from the Pacific wounded with eye loss and undergoing facial plastic surgery in Martinsburg Pa.

John and Richard Lloyd William F. Lloyd Sudbury Road Elizabeth Bradbury Concord Toad Sudbury Center Arthur Day Pacific Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg Day Auxiliary Sudbury

Acton Mourns Pfc Britt Casualty in Holland World War II

Mrs Dorothy Bond Britt widow of Pfc Robert Francis Britt 24 U S Army reported killed in action in Holland. Britt and 16 month old daughter Nancy reside with her parents Mr and Mrs Robert J Bond Newtown Acton Center. Britt formerly of West Concord served two years overseas married June 1 prior to deployment. He trained in repair service and was assigned overseas after Southert.

Acton Dorothy (Bond) Britt Pfc Robert Francis Britt U.S Army War Department Holland Nancy Robert J. Bond Newtowne Pee Acton Center

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