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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1945
Page
2
Maynard residents read of a forthcoming Play Day at the Maynard Country Club with men women mixed foursomes and putting contests plus a Goasine a AW dance. The article also notes local military returns and socials including a welcome dance for freshmen and leave from Seaman First Class Ahti Jakkola.
Maynard Fire Chief Richard Allan announced plans for Fire Prevention Week from October 7 to 13. He stressed removing fire hazards such as faulty heating and electrical equipment, rubbish spontaneous combustion, inflammable liquids, careless smoking, and improper matches. He urged all to assist authorities in preventing fires and to think safely to reduce fires.
Card of Thanks from the Bakun family for the support of relatives and friends after the loss of William Bakun.
Second Lieutenant John Popieniuck son of Anthony Popieniuck 211 Main Street was separated from the service at Lincoln Army Air Field Nebraska on September 27 under the army discharge plan He entered the Army September 21 1941 and served as an enlisted man for over three years He was commissioned in June 1945 and served as a B 29 Flight Engineer He was employed by his father before entering the AAF and plans to continue his education after discharge from the training Command Separation Center
The 5th Company 29th Infantry Massachusetts State Guard conducted a regular drill on Monday night with one hour of eloisé order drill and one hour of interior guard duties. Ten members were absent with notice. two enlistment applications were received, including a World War II veteran from Edwards Quimby Post in Acton. Refreshments were provided under Sergeant Lawton’s team, and plans for a bowling team are developing to challenge local squads.
Sgt Charles O Sulkala husband of Glorina E Sulkala of 27 Fairfield Street Maynard has reported to Hq AAF RS No 5 Greensboro NC for assignment to a U S Air Force installation. He recently returned to the country after 28 months in the theater of operations and is undergoing records and classification before assignment at a redistribution station that also provides entertainment and relaxation during his stay.
The Intertoch Bowling League begins its season on October 1 with the usual number of teams, expected to surpass previous years. Teams start rolling at 7:30 PM next Monday evening. lineup remains largely the same with a few changes.
The Mandéville and Northern Railway at Mandeville Louisiana claims to be the shortest railroad in the world. The line spans about two city blocks and features two stations serving the area.
Maynard high school football returns to Alumni Field for a Midland League game against Hudson this Saturday afternoon. Maynard seeks an upset led by Keith Ranspot with the home crowd energizing a squad boosted by Joe Russo Tory Cutaia and Al Rogers. Hudson pursues a strong attack led by Beano Barreria with Dot Gautrédu targeting a local scalp.
Maynard argues price control, rent control, and rationing are essential parts of the war effort toward a durable peace. Citizens must sell and buy at ceiling prices, use ration stamps for rationed goods, and report black market activity to War Price and Rationing Boards.
Staff Sergeant Michael J. Kaskiewicz of Maynard in the 70th Air Force earned praise from General Carl Spaatz for his part in the victory over Japan. An electrician with the 314th Bombardment Wing on Guam, he helped keep aircraft flying and headquarters operations efficient. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Boleslaw Kaskiewicz of 26 White Avenue.
Maynard Woman's Club presents a harp recital by Helen Bedford at the Knights of Columbus hall on Tuesday October 9 at 2 30 pm after the business meeting. Directed by Mrs Lindsey Smith with a co chair and refreshments to follow by Maginnis and co chair.
Joseph Androskiewica of 35th street Maynard arrives at the San Antonio District AAF Personnel Distributions Command after five months in Europe as a Career Gunner. He wears the Air Medal and was liberated from a German POW camp. He will undergo two weeks of processing for discharge or reassignment.
A wartime notice states that a 30 day leave will be duty free and that personnel distribution company will provide access to recreational and educational facilities for returned airmen. The text emphasizes the availability of amenities and the support system guiding veterans back to duty or civilian life.
Vets returning from overseas near V E Day and A Day traveled home via routes including New York Roads and Boston, greeted by the American flag as they arrived.
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