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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1943
Page
2
An OCR fragment reports a person fell downstairs last week and was taken to a hospital after an incident involving a rupture. The text is garbled with broken names and places, lacking clear dates or organizations.
Superintendent Mary A Doyle announces adult education registration will be held next Tuesday September at six o clock in the evening at the High school. Kanka Luoto, 43, was inducted into the pes service of his country in Fort yesterday. William J. Durman of West Acton was rushed to Audubon Hospital in Boston after an injury at work five weeks ago. Harvey Priest and family from Ohio have returned after visiting here two weeks. Fireman Murray has returned home after a furlough with Arctic Circle duty. Warila is home on a brief leave from duties in the Army. Joseph Serafinko and bride of New York visiting have returned to New York. Tolman, Bowling League president, plans a meeting to arrange schedules for the season. Kenneth Tucker enters the Navy at month’s end. Tobin and Donald Mar—relatives and friends—recently returned from a Trinidad trip. John F. son of Mrs. Richard has been transferred to Lawson for training at Atlante. The driver of a vehicle failed to brake properly in an incident noted.
Mr and Mrs mil R Hyden of city report receiving a letter from Aarow W claiming he recently met boys in North Jarvi and Arvi. Hyden says he has tried to contact the boys since last week and is receiving more information through Enterprise.
Gertrude B. Aho thanks all parents and neighbors for kindness during her brother Edwin Ripa's bereavement and for the beautiful flowers.
Readable fragments show choir rehearsals on Friday September 24 at 6 and Sunday September 25 at 9 30 am. Pinn service at 1045 pm and program at 730 pm. Tuesday September 28 Lather League meeting at the Rhine area home in West Concord at 730 pm.
Rev. George A. Koponén to lead Wednesday choir rehearsal in vestry. Midweek services Thursday September 23 followed by social hour. Mr and Mrs Wainid sponsor the coffee table at the coffee hour. Sunday September 26 Sunday School at 10 and worship at 1 30 oclock.
Rev. Herbert F Fulton leads weekly worship at 10 45 am with sermon Standing By. Choir rehearsals and youth fellowship at noon. Parsonage events include Fan Frolic and first Church board meeting. Women’s Society meets Tuesday. Annual Fair planned. Adelphi Class supper October 9. War bond drive noted.
After completing a course at Harlingen, Chandler Street resident Maynard Edwards received his diploma and wings and was promoted to sergeant. He trained as an air crew technician, firing every weapon from BB guns to calibres, and drilled 12 to 16 hours daily to study gunnery, timing, and aim. He will depart to join a bomber crew unless kept for instructional duty.
Private Dorothy M Prue, 22, from Lincoln, begins eleven days at a receiving center for elementary training with WACs in Des Moines. She receives clothing and rudimentary instruction, then faces four weeks of basic training to qualify for combat roles.
Meena Mr and Mrs Peter nen of 26 Elm Street announce the marriage of their daughter Marie to Forrest. The ceremony is set for Saturday, July 6.
Maynard Grange notes show Pomona meeting on October 20 in Acton with a rehearsal on October 17. Weekly sessions include district school, a sale with members urged to bring items, and a Ladies’ Degree Team rehearsal on October 7. Penny Night and charity actions were recorded, with several hostesses and community activities listed.
The social Rationing Board issued permits for tires and tubes including Grade One Passenger Tires for Herbert Fi Palton and Grade Three Peassehach Tires for Rebecca Watt. John Lydon received 2 truck tubes.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Psyenny of 22 Albion street Salem celebrate the birth of a daughter Susan Eilen Psyenny born September 7 at Salem Hospital. Mrs Psyenny formerly Imy Lilstrong of Maynard. Mr Psyenny long served as caretaker of the Assabet Country Club and now works at a defense plant.
At the request of the Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety Mrs James J Tobin War Services Chairman and Mrs Earl Ryan Health and Social Services Chairman have opened an Information Center and Volunteer Registration Offices at the Town House. Persons desiring information will please contact Mrs Ryan or Mrs Tobin.
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