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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1944
Page
2
A fragmented social column recalls visits from private and Mrs. Sam Carrahe and other locals at Hamp Beach and Elmwood Street. It notes New York and New Hampshire trip attendees, and mentions the start of the new public school term with several new students at both the elementary and high schools.
The fragmentary text cites a lawsuit involving Brera and several unclear parties. It mentions a court action and a disputed matter concerning a vehicle or asset. Readers see limited names and places due to OCR damage. Further details are unreadable.
Fragmentary report notes agno h t ' F tn agape '43 employed at Watertown Arsen. Arsen. Details are unclear, but the snippet references employment at a Watertown area arsenic facility with a possibly misspelled name.
New members join the Luther League in a cordial welcome. The group notes Finland connection and community ties as part of its ongoing activities.
A Maynard house warming hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Mark featured a large gathering of friends. Rev A. Ponen provided entertainment and reflections, followed by refreshments. Guests from Concord and Bryantville Mass joined the celebration.
Named co chairmen F Marlin and Rone speculates a national war fund appeal. A meeting will be held later to complete plans for the appeal and to raise funds.
A fragmented list shows Magma ard-Tire gasoline distributed by Strodins for the week ending September. It includes tire sales by person names such as Alfred Metré Minnie Jones van Bi ART and Susie Sheehan, with passenger and truck tire quantities. Also noted is a August quota gas allotment of ten gallons assigned to Alexander Hickland and references to Kelley Motor Transportation.
Concord and Maynard clubs plan a Sunday golf tournament at the Country Club on September 10. Entries close by September 9 with lunch and a buffet to follow after play. Organizer Mariamo and manager Dom set the event with players including Bulger McGrath and Seston among others.
Readable fragments note appointment actions on Montiag dated September 11. The text references scheduling, official appointments, and potential deadlines for notices.
The church will host a Sunday service with a 45 minute communion and a sermon by the pastor. A social hour follows the service with a coffee table sponsored by Miss Elizabeth Solva and Miss Miriam Pinglehto. Sunday evening worship at 7 p.m. Sunday school begins September 17.
Pastor Rev A T Niskanen leads Sunday services at 10 am with Finnish service at 11 am and a Sunday school. A Lutheran Brotherhood meeting is planned at 7:30 pm September 12 at Matti’s home, 9 Grant Street, with women meeting September 13 at 7 pm. all are invited to worship and participate.
An old church notice from Michigan lists the adult choir led by Harold Merriman and mentions ministers’ convocations and church activities. It highlights congregational roles and the organist’s expected duties during mass and prayer sessions.
A fragment discusses improving pasture by applying super phosphate to boost nitrogen content and palatability of legumes and grasses. It notes Kentucky bluegrass and white clover crowding out poorer varieties, and mentions lime not fully addressing soil needs. The WPA warns about combined soil amendments.
The Massachusetts Republican campaign gears up for a grand rally as Governor Dewey is set to appear in the final week. B Rowell, chairman, states strong support for the entire Republican ticket with confidence of victory. Local bands entertain and attendees prepare for a decisive closing phase.
Courthouse notes from Cambridge describe Middlesex County criminal court with Judge Hanify presiding and jurors drawn for September sessions. Ex parte sessions and county office candidates are mentioned as authorities prepare for the term amid police involvement and courtroom proceedings.
Local report identifies Corporal P Rio of Portland Maine as a member of the Army Air Forces. The brief notice notes his service history and references a 25 day period, with limited readable details about his role or assignment.
A fragmentary notice notes a forthcoming wedding involving Joseph Mottozo Jr and Mrs. Mottozo Manning. It references Miss Rogers as a student at Michaels School and Emmanuel College Siguna, with a placeholder for event details and Marlboro company involvement. No date is provided.
Edward J Wolfeberg of York City appears to be planning a trip or visit with Mrs Walloe Bi Pia and Jeaye, focusing on a relocation or stay near New Hampshire. The text is garbled but indicates travel or spending arrangements involving the named individuals and New Hampshire location.
Mrs Hilda Smith thanks friends and neighbors for the numerous acts of sympathy shown during her recent bereavement. The note expresses sincere appreciation for kind words flowers visits and support.
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