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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1943
Page
2
Taylor and family note the progress of machinist Baymong in the American forces. Mobn-Connors has risen to machinist rank and is stationed in Alaska. The dispatch references Beata sie 3 and a Beata school event, with scattered details about V. Kane and local home addresses.
A large crowd attended the Holy Names Society service at St Bridget Church where six Thanksgiving turkeys were raffled to raise funds for relief. William Quinn was asked about how many prizes went to Hudson while officers Harold Morgan and Jo Donohie led the society.
Local canvassing shows few turkeys available for Thanksgiving. Shoppers expect limited supplies while families at the front and elsewhere reportedly receive theirs, a focal point of gratitude amid scarce stocks.
Pel, son of Mrs Malagpel of 2 First Street, has completed training and graduated at the Army Air Forces Training Command school at Chanute Field. He received instruction in instruments, coursework, and clandestine operations vital to maintaining the nation's fighter planes. Mr and Mrs James Farrell of 8 Maple Street celebrated their wedding anniversary and Mr Farrell's birthday with well wishes.
Miss Ail Tyback of Sandwich and Lt. Alexander Simpson Jr. of Camp Edwards wed at the Simpson residence in New Jersey last Saturday. Tyback, a graduate of New England Conservatory, is noted as a concert guitarist.
A birthday gathering hosted by Ms and Mrs Edward featured Maynard Little Priscilla Hinds as the guest of honor. Attendees included Loring Eliza Richard Koponen Therien John MacKenzie Beck Dodge Accfldtiice Lowell Hellowellehildren Denise Murphy Dicky Billie Beharrell Edna Mae Joyce Conant. Cake and ice cream were served and games enjoyed.
To our friends and neighbors we express sincere thanks for the kindness shown during our recent bereavement. Your sympathy and acts of kindness lightened our sorrow. Signed Mr and Mrs John K Johnson Mr and Mrs Howard Johnson Mr and Mrs William Hietanen John Johnson and family.
Rev J Peretta Dr Maine guest speaker at Finnish Community Church last Sunday. Sgt James Fava stationed at Drew Field Fla visiting family on Hillside Street. Lt Stanley Wicke had a short furlough with local relatives during Thanksgiving holidays in Maynard.
Laura Dudzinski daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Dudzinski reported for WAVES duty last Thursday and was assigned to The Bronx Naval Training Station for basic training. A Maynard High School graduate she worked in the Assabet Mills weaving department before enlisting about a month ago.
Transferred to efoux Li opatan Private after V Moynihan son of Mr and Mrs John Moynihan of 53 ae street assigned to the Technical School Army Airworks Training Command at Stoux Falls South Dakota for training as a radio operator mechanic. Upon completion of a training will be fully in place as inibe a bomber crew member. Before entering he was color or He graduated ward Hiwh School nat ibs ca wad inducted at Fort Devens July 1st.
Corpl Rak List Bona Ais t leaves home of his mother Mrs John B Lent Elm Street. Ralph is stationed at Columbia Air Base Columbia South Carolina a weather observer and dispatcher after completing training and passing the Army Air Forces exam. Donald reported to Smokey Hill Air Base Salina Kansas after leaving Air Force Navigation 1 at Hondo Texas. He is known as a triple threat air force man bomber navigator and senior aerial observer.
A memorial Mass will be held Saturday morning at 8 oclock for Thomas Lannigan the first Maynard resident to lose his life in World War II in defense of his country. A separate memorial Mass will honor Raymond Hanna reported killed in action last week.
Rev Ac Hi Sliskaneen, pastor, announces Advent Series at Maynard Lutheran Church with Sunday School at 10 45 a m and English services at 10 45 a m. A December 2 women’s meeting and a Sunday evening youth group trip are planned. The series uses Isaiah prophecies leading to Christmas Sunday December 19 with special choir music.
The Firnish Congregational Church announces meetings led by Rev George Koponen with events at Mrs John Lehto's Buzette Farm Acton and Mrs Ida Pekkala Dartmouth Court. Guest speaker Rev Jaakko Rinta from Ridgefield Washington attends Thursday’s Thanksgiving service at 7 30 p m followed by coffee. Sunday School at 19 a m and worship at 3 p m with monthly business session.
Reverend Norman G MacLean leads a Sunday schedule at Union Congregational. Junior and Senior church school meet at 9 30 under Mrs Hans Erikson. Beginners Nursery and Primary at 10 45. Worship at 10 45 with a sermon by Rev Norman C MacLean and adult choir music led by Harold Merriman with Mrs Charlotte Sivonen. An Every Member Canvass runs 2 to 8 with forty participants. Junior Christian Endeavor elects officers, Intermediates meet at 6 to finish officer election, Pilgring Fellowship meets at 6 with Miss Margaret Crowe presiding.
A message of appreciation expresses gratitude for numerous expressions of sympathy received by Mary Murray and others. It references poetry and community support amid loss and honors informal acknowledgments from friends and associates.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a campaign, names Stipp and Peterson, and numbers like 452 434 1316. It references a franche diatrick and a due teaching tions of mae with unclear context and no clear event or outcome.
Milford juggernault held Maynardites to one touchdown through three quarters then surged in the final period to win 33-0 for the Indiana title on Milford Town field. Veterans returned to pace the late scoring drive as Milford moved past the opponent in the closing quarter.
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