Concord Silvage and Local Noticeś
Concord notes report salvaged dave ties in Concord and a public parish event this Friday evening. Ellis Woleslagle of Company D, 376th Infantry Division visits home at 238 Riverside Avenue. his wife plans to follow to Thomas, Tenn., where he is stationed. The Women’s Union of the Trinity Congregational Church held a well attended meeting with a talk by Mrs. Hugh Robinson. A new Gray Lady corps formed at Fort Devens New Station Hospital with Concord residents among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Woleslagle
Harry Iker
Riverside “Avenue
Concord
Woleslagle
Ahoma, Tenn
Woman’s Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church
Hugh Robinson
The
Orient
New Gray Lady Co.ns
New Station Hospital
Fort Devens
Henry A. Laughlin
Old River Toad
Barbara Hawks
Musketaquide Road
W. J. Romeyn Taylor
Westford Road
Wesley P. Wilmot
Acten
Mrz
Local Servicemen, Training, and Anniversary News
Hayward Pierce of Lincoln and Pfc Philip J Recco son of Mr and Mrs Charles Recco of 14 BIsmore street are stationed at Kirtland Field Albuquerque NM and Bolling Field Washington DC respectively for advanced training. Loci High seniors eligible for Boston College entrance exams January 7. Master Sergeant Hawk Varley on furlough from Bolling Field visits wife and family after nearly three years on active duty. Mr and Mrs Abram Myette of Potter Street celebrate 27th wedding anniversary. their sons James and Charles are stationed at bases with the U S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Philip
J. Recco
A. S. Army Air Corps
Charles Recco
Blsmore Street
Kirtland Field
Albuquerque
N. M
Loci High School
Boston College
Hawk
Varley
U.S. Army
Bolling Field
Washington, D.G
Abram Myette
Potter Street
James
Charles
Myette
Concord
Acton Red Cross Notes and Surgical Dressings Effort
Mrs. Walter B. Stevens resigns as Red Cross Sewing Production chairman in Acton Center a loss to the group which she served for years. New recruits Mrs Carl Backman Mrs Thomas Kiley and Mrs David Sheehan join surgical dressings efforts. Ten Acton Legion members donate to the Red Cross Blood Bank with blood drives planned November 26 and December 8 in Boston. rides available via Mrs J Henry Engman Acton 711.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Stevens
Concord Road
Acton Center
Red Cross Sewing Production
Carl. Backman
Thomas Kiley
David Sheehan
Army
Navy
Acton Woman's
Kenneth Jewell
David Barry
William, Sears
Ethel Milbury
Edward Moore
Walter Holt
Murray Brown
Marjorie Brown
Allen ,Moody
Warren Hartwell
Vaughn-Ollen
South Acton
Acton
Red Cross
Windsor Avenue
Acton Post
American Legion
Boston
Red Cross Blood Bank
Red Cress Blood Center
Thanksgiving to chicken the simpler feast idea
A vintage guide suggests a traditional Thanksgiving may shift to chicken yet keep the spirit of former feasts. It emphasizes simplicity, careful trussing, and a celery stuffing with bread crumbs, butter, and seasonings, plus roasting details for a 4 to 5 pound bird and a matched sauce.
Lynn Bays Conserving Fuel and Cooperative Cooking
Conserving fuel by cooking multiple items in the oven at once saves heat and energy. Plan meals so meat vegetables bread and dessert are ready together when the oven reaches the proper temperature. Avoid using both oven and surface heat separately to prepare a single dinner.
Thanksgiving Dinner Menu Roasts and Sides
A holiday spread features chilled cranberry and orange juice, roasted chicken, celery stuffing, gravy, baked sweet potatoes and apples, squash, hot rolls, and broccoli. The menu showcases classic Thanksgiving flavors in a generous family dinner lineup.
Bountiful Family Menu Amid Sudbury and Framingham Notes
The snippet lists recipes for potatoes and apples baked with syrup and a two hour roll dough, plus a pumpkin pie or steamed pudding. It mentions Sudbury news items about Lt. Mercury returning from furlough and local social club luncheon, plus guard reorganization concerns and residents’ births and moves in nearby towns.
Sudbury War Fund Surpasses Quota in Greater Boston Area
Sudbury has raised 122 percent of its United War Fund quota and over 3600 dollars with three days left, placing third among 54 towns in the Greater Boston area behind North Reading and Wellesley. Chairman Arthur W. Howland announced the totals on Monday November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
United War Fund
Arthur W. Howland
Boston
North Reading
Wellesley
Sudbury and Hudson youths in Army overseas posts
Sudbury native Sudbury Leo Guinn son of Mr and Mrs J Leo Quinn is among the first 18 year olds inducted into the Army and now in England. Albert Spiller son of Mr and Mrs Charles Spiller is also overseas in England with him and reports he is well and adjusting to Army life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Leo Guinn
Leo Quinn
Old Sudbury Road
England
Albert Spiller
Charles Spiller
Hudson Road
Quinn
Union Service Held at Sudbury Methodist Church
The Union Thanksgiving Service was held in the Center Methodist Church last Sunday. Rev. William F. Preston preached the sermon while Rev. Leslie H. Barrett of South Sudbury’s Memorial Congregational Church was ill with scarlet fever in his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
Sudbury
William F. Preston
Leslie H. Barrett
Memorial Congregational Church
South Sudbury
Scarletina
Fragmented Military Band Notation Offers Obscure Clue
OCR text references trumpeters and an army bug instrument, hinting at a military band item with unclear phrasing. No clear event, people, or place is identifiable from the readable fragment.
Licensing Board Notice for Maynard Alcohol License
Raymond Terrasi and Rosatio Salamone have applied for a license to sell wines and malt at 14 Main Street Maynard as a Retail Package Goods Store in a one room one floor building with storage in the cellar. Notice issued November 25 1943 by the Licensing Board for the Town of Maynard Board of Selectmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Raymond Terrasi
Rosatio Salamone
Salamone
Terrasi
Aiicense
Main Street
Joseph P. Dineen
William Stockwell
William
Maynard Lodge B P O E No 1568 seeks alcohol license
Licensing Board for the Town of Maynard gives notice under Chapter 138 that the Maynard Lodge B P O B No 1568 has applied for a license to sell all alcoholic beverages as a club at 57 Main Street second floor six rooms in a three story building Maynard Massachusetts. Wiles Stockwell secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Maynard Lodge
Main Street
Joseph P. Dineen
Wiles Stockwell
William Rain
Fraternal order applies for liquor license in Maynard
The Fraternal Order of Bagies Assabet Aerie No. 1643 has filed for a license to sell all alcoholic beverages at 9 Club 33 Summer Street Maynard on the third floor and two other rooms in the building. William Stockwell, Secretary, William Bain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selec
Order of Bagies
Assabet Aerie No
Summer Street
Maynard
Joseph P. Dineen
William Stockwell
William Bain
Notice of Liquor License Application by Jimmie's Cafe
Vincenzo Larecheal of Jimmie's Cafe applies under Chapter 188 of the Laws for a malt and wine license to sell alcoholic beverages at 149B Main Street, Mayeath. The premises include one room and kitchen on the first floor and basement for stock in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Vincenzo Larecheal
Jimmie's Cafe
Main Street
Mayeath
Joseph P. Dineen
William Stockwell
William Bain
Vodoklys Applies for Tavern Liquor License at 27 Main Street
November 25 1948 Chapter 1388 General Laws notices Stanley F Vodoklys Stretch's Tavern seeks All Alcoholic Beverages Tavern license for three rooms on the first floor and cellar at 27 Main Street Maynard Joseph P Dineen named as airman in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Stanley F. Vodoklys
Stretch’s Tavern
Main Street
Seldlow
Joseph P. Dineen
William Stockwell
William Bain
Maynard Board notices license for sale of alcohol
Maynard Board of Selectmen announces an application under Chapter 188 for a license to sell wine in a building at 34 and 36 Main Street Maynard. The request covers two floors and two rooms with stock on the first floor and a kitchen on both floors. Joseph Dineen chairs the board with Stockwell as secretary.
Maynard Selectmen Notice on Packaged Liquor Store
Bartholomew J. Coughish Inc formerly operating a package goods store at 48 Main Street Maynard is notified under Chapter 138 of the General Laws of a hearing or action by the Maynard Board of Selectmen. The notice references Alcoholic beverage licenses and two rooms on the first floor of the building.
Maynard License Duration Sought for Alcoholic Beverages
Notice dated November 26 1943 states Joseph Arcistews Stream Lunch Inc seeks a license to sell All Alcoholic Beverages at 183 Main Street Maynard in one room kitchen street floor basement one room for storage and one room for selling. Joseph P Dineen Chairman William Stockwell Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanes Ladaynard
Ot Fe
Joseph “Arcistews
Joseph P. Dineen
William Stockwell
William Bain
Alcohol license application details for Allen brothers
November 25 1943 notice under Coen 138 of the General Laws applies to Eph A Allen and Paul A Allen in Allen's Case seeking permission to sell alcoholic beverages of the following kind All-Alionote for seven days as a Commissioner at 2 and 4 Waltham Street Maynard a one floor two rooms building used for storage in said building William Stockwell secretary William Bain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of
Maynard
Bartholomew J. Coughish, Inc
Reil
Mn Street
Joseph P. Dineen
William Stockwell
William ‘Bain
Board of Selectmen
Eph A. Allen
Paul A. Allen
Allen
Waltham Street
Ellar
William
Macy's" Inc
Macy's
Main
Joseph P
William ‘Stockwell
William Bain
Macy's Inc Applies for Alcohol License in Maynard Basement
Licensing board records show Macy's Inc applying for a seven day all alcohol license for premises at 97 Main Street Maynard in the basement with two rooms and a kitchen. Names Joseph P Stockwell and William Stockwell appear among signatories.
Maynard Club applies for liquor license at 163A Main Street
Avalon Social Club of Maynard Inc seeks a license under Chapter 138 for the sale of all alcoholic beverages as a club at 163A Main Street Maynard first floor cellar for storage and recreation room with stockwell as secretary in charge.
Licensing Notice for Maynard Wine and Malt Store
Vito A Carbone of Cafe has applied for a wine and malt license for seven days at 34 Powdermill Maynard on the first floor for storage in the premises. Joseph P Dineen serves as chair and William Stockwell as clerk with William Bain listed.
Maynard Licensing Board Notices Application for Liquor License
The Town of Maynard Licensing Board announces an application under Chapter 138 of the General Laws. Paul G. Jarvinen and Richa O. Helenius, operating Suom Cafe, seek a license to sell beer wine and other beverages as a victualler seven days a week at 9 Wa kitchen first floor. Joseph P. Dineer and William Stockwell are identified in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selecti
Paul G. Jarvinen
Richa’ O. Helenius
Suom Cafe
Wa Street
Joseph P. Dineer
William Stockwell
Beere
William Bain
Licensing Board Notice for Maynard Italian Social Club
Notice of application under Chapter 138 by Italian Social Club to sell all alcoholic beverages at 62 64 Waltham Street, one floor two rooms, with Joseph P. Dineen and William Stockwell listed as related parties. Public hearing date November 25 and board review pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectm
Waltham Street
Joseph P. Dineen
Willam Stockwell
William Rain
Maynard Board of Selectmen Legal Notice Details
Application notice for a license to sell beverages at a two room frame building on Main Street Maynard including wines and malt beverages. Names Michael Piecewie Jose Opinesa Williamskerwel Louis William are listed in the document. Chapter 188 notification references November filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Michael Piecewie
Jose P Opinesa
Chaise
William Skerwel
Louis William
Licensing Board Granted Four Alcohol Licenses in Maynard
The Licensing Board for the Be Maynardment of Beled has applied for four licenses for alcoholic beverages of the all types at 187 Main Street Maynard. Joseph P Dineen C William Stockwell 8 William Bain are named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Norie
Main Street
Maynard
Joseph
P. Dineen
William Stockwell
William
Bain
Licensing board notice for James R. Priest license in Maynard
November notice announces that James R. Priest has applied for an all alcohol license for a restaurant and common victualler at 423 Gon Street Maynard. The application seeks authorization to operate a restaurant with a kitchen and store on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noti Licensing Board
Maynard Board of Application
The
Ger
James R. Priest
Prici
Gon Street
Maynard
William Bain
Stanley Zancewicz seeks liquor license at 127 Main Street
Notice is hereby given that Stanley Zancewicz of Old er's Linch has applied under Chapter 138 to cease selling alcoholic beverages of various kinds for seven days at 127 Main Street Ward one room and kitchen floor basement stock on hand. Joseph P. Dineen and C William Stockwell are named in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Stanley Zancewicz
Tualler
Main Street
Ward
Joseph P. Dineen
William Stockwell
William Bain
Legal Notice for Russo’s Restaurant Alcohol License
Application filed November 25 under Chapter 188 General Laws by Joseph R Russo and Charless Russo for All Alcoholic beverages seven days Common Victualler at 51 Waltia Street Maynard one room kitchen first floor back room to stock in. Notice by Joseph P Dineen and William Stockwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Joseph R. Russo
Charless
Russo
Waltia Street
Kitehen
Joseph P. Dineen
William Stockwell
William Bain
Maynard Retailer Seeks All Alcohol Licenses
Tom King's Package Goo Store Inc applied under Chapter 138 for a retail package goods license to sell all alcoholic beverages at 131 Main Street Maynard in rooms street 7ee William Pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Tom King’s Package Goo Store Inc
Main Street
William Pain
Sudbury Public Hearing on Zoning for July Road Pig Pen
The Board of Appeals will hold a hearing at the Town Hall on November 29 1943 to consider the application of E T ten of July Road to keep pigs along July Road near George L Goodnow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Appeals
E. T
George L. Goodnow
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Hudson
Nason
Hayward Pierce
Lincoln
Acton Red Cross
Uys
Lynn Bays
Lynn Chambers
Lorite
Western News‘paper Union
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Hingis
Westend
Jam Mercury
Guiseppe Mercury
East Sudbury
Bombardier School
Johnny
Sudbury High School
Spey
Abner Whegler
Framingham
Ruth Ward
Sudbury Center
Frank F. Gerry
Pattine Peo
Char Way
Bessie “Maynard
June Lydia Raymond
Lovelia Perkins
Mary Newton
Ethel Loring
George H. Goikhe
Emma P. Buckley
West ‘Medford
State Guard
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Joseph Way
Soith
Sud Bury
U. S Navy
Northwestern College
Hicago
Electrical Engineering Aviation
Jason Taylor
Coravier
Raytheon Mufacturing Company
Waltham
Nicholas Schiffe
William Edgerly
Mount Hermon
Fred L. Olsen
Framingham Hospital
Army Aera
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Gaspare Et Royal
Joseph. Dineen
Withats Stockwell
Avalon Social Club of
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Neween
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Sudbury Public Hearing
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