Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 24 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1943

Page

4

Allied forces in Sicily begin city stabilization and food rationing

AMGOT staff and American officers move to restore order after the invasion day assault. They bury dead, clear streets, restore water and power, and coordinate with the mayor and police. Food rationing is introduced with 200 to 800 gram bread portions as Allied authorities enforce decrees to prevent unrest.

Cosely Cal Jes Poletti York Eee Harold R. L G. Alex Allt J. McSherry

Obscure Note on Aged Skipper and War Era Talk

A fragment mentions a 76 year old skipper and a reference to wartime duty. It references Rochester and New York entities in a terse dialogue about capability and service, with a line rhetorically claiming Captain obligations for country. Abstract phrasing preserves the minimal readable facts.

Mer Ser Olster Charles Rochester Qlberg

Curfew Law Debate Catches Teen Interaction on Street

Unclear OCR text hints at a city curfew law and a late night youth encounter. The fragment mentions two young girls and a question about juveniles, with garbled surrounding words.

Tyou

Ban on Hungry Mob NDON Deputations at 0 Pps

Deputations at 0 Pps called on the authorities to enforce a ban on a hungry mob. Officials discussed measures to curb unrest and restore order in the city.

Concord Woman's Club Opens 44th Season

The Concord Woman's Club starts its 44th season on Monday October 11 with a vestry welcome at First Parish Church. Mrs. Albert Lee of Lincoln is the new president and a year of activity is promised. The club has issued its upcoming program and hostesses will be announced soon.

Concord Concord Wo Man's Club Ostober Weenger Tarian Albert Lee Lincoln

Extra Shoes for Children Announced Under New Coupons

The OPA announces additional shoe rations for children under a new coupon system. Regional officials say shoe orders cover two pairs if needed, with expedited issuance to those unable to afford replacements. Parents must prove need at the local ration center to receive coupons immediately.

OPA Hig Need

Concord Couple Celebrates 21st Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Earl K Johnson of Lowell Road formerly of Carlisle observed their 21st anniversary last Sunday September 26 They were married September 26 1922 in Dennisport by Rev George Richardson The couple now reside in Concord with Johnson a marine engineer They have one daughter Felon Johnson married to Herbert Wilkie formerly of Carlisle now in Waltham

Concord Earl K. Johnson Lowell Road Carlisle Dennisport George C. Richardson Johnson Mrg Randi Asbjorngen Herbert Wilkie Carlile Waltham

Acton School Notes Highlights Activities and Programs

Acton High School reports hockey practice under coach Miss Barbara Beers with Rennie as manager and prep for two games at Maynard on October 7 and November 2. Football workouts led by Mr Bradford, lunch aides, and music classes expand to instrumental study. 31 families express interest in violin to clarinet lessons. Charles Yeremian organizes after school bands and classes across buildings. The Torch club held its first meeting. Jack Stevens bids farewell as he heads to the armed services.

Acton Barbara -Beers Eens Rennie Maynard Bradford Byvelyn Knowlton West Acton Mrsary Emerson Charles K Yeremian Jack Stevens Oer Jag Stevens Neis Acton Center Vens Maine M. Pin

Help for Emerson Hospital Through Public Support

A Concord doctor learns a wounded doughboy will receive care at Emerson Hospital after staff overcame admission delays. The physician praises community support and urges donations to Emerson Hospital for 1944 to save more lives.

Emerson Hospital Emergon’ Hospital

Resume Their Activities of Scout Troup Faces Growth

The Mass-The Martartirl unit reports a mixed-age group for senior Scouts. Girls aged 14 or 15 may join, contrary to the mistaken belief that only high school seniors participate. Meetings are at 6:30 p.m. at the Toe house. Senior Scouts plan a bowling league and a practice session was held Monday.

Mee Er Son Toe Ouse

Acton Center Seeks Volunteers for Sunday Duty

Acton Center seeks additional volunteers to cover four hour Sunday shifts 8:00 a.m. to noon and daily 8:00 p.m. to midnight for home defense protection. A list of current September servers includes Arthur W. Lee Albert P. Durkee Howard L. Jones Robert Ford and others. contact Herbert E Leusher at Central Street West Acton or Acton 4-12 for details.

Brien Depane Perniar Shold Poe Herbert E. le Acton Arthur «W. Lee Albert P. Durkee Howard L. Jones Robert Ford Francis Collins John Mur Spencer Taylor Robert Bond Claire A. Milbury Oliver D. Woo Alexander Frasier

Maynard Joseph K White Home From Navy Leave

Joseph K White a first mate on a Westbound ship returns home to 2 Parmenter Ave after five years at sea. He is on a ten day furlough and urges readers to buy war bonds and stamps.

Joseph K. White Wiret Clase Parmenter Avecon

Local gathering at Wright's Tavern in October 1043

A damaged notice announces a regular meeting at Wright's Tavern on October 4 1043 at 6 15 AM. Ernest Henderson of Henderson Brothers in Boston is billed as the speaker and is described as a well known man of experts. Anderson, president, will attend, assisted by Frank Wrucker, secretary, of Freil Concord Board.

Ade Wright's Tavern Ontober Ernest Henderson Henderson Brothers -In Boston Ss Anderson Will Ee Frank Wrucker Freil Concord Board

Red Crow in Acton Branches to Reopen Sewing Room

A meeting of the Acton area Red Cross board was held Monday evening at the Fire Station to decide reopening the sewing room for hospital supplies. Workers are sought to help in three town sections.

Acton- Ore Tough American Ae Cross Os An

Public honor roll plaque to honor armed service members

The article notes Sudbury Stephen M W Gray Forrest D Bradshaw and Gertrude being named to a public honor roll of sigs and women in the armed services. A plaque with the names is expected to be placed in a suitable location.

Sudbury Stephen M. W. Gray Forrest D. Bradshaw Gertrude Sigs

Maynard High Opens Season at Natick Opponent

Maynard High faces Natick on Saturday in the season opener. Debuting coach Dick Law and a fast passing attack aim to rebound after a 340 yard setback last year. Key players include Lefigard at quarterback, Gruber and Lyons on defense, with Crowley and Cutaia in front line roles.

Natick Dick Lawboy Aly ‘Bag Marlboro Clinton Ile Natick Maynard Lawson Leang Tauno Fingard Togeter Prichard Sebastynowicz Ison Cutaia Wuorio Oo Alek Milton Labio Gruber Larson Makirt Stein Re Lyons Crowley

Concord John Woodward Earns University Letter

Concord Johns Woodward son of Mr and Mrs H Biocher of Monument Concord was among 28 University undergraduates to receive varsity letters in the 86 year of the university He is member of the NROTC unit and also a member of Delta Kappa Upsilon fraternity.

Concord John Woodwadher

Sudbury Community Notes and Local Activities

Mildred Guterson visits Mrs Huc of St. Hubert's. Phyllis Webster stationed at Mitchell Field. Lieut Henry Webster transferred and stationed near Harbor and coast of Maine. Antione Hickman and Lenora Ackridge weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Vivian Northcote Lodge. WACs assist Methodist ladies in making aprons for fair. Miss Louise Bigelow returns to Norchester after convalescent home stay. Community rally planned at Eyebery Center and Sunday School events slated. Mrs Gladys Lo Sibley of Wadaworth street noted.

Mildred Guterson New ¥Rey Dorothea’ Huc St. Hubert’s School Phyllis M. Webster Henry E. Webster Concord Road Mitchell Field Long Island Henry B. Webster Dies Harbor Newhere Main -Trent Lenora Ackridge Antione m Vivian Northcote Lodge WAC Louise Bigelow Mrs. T Priests Sudbury Norchester Eas Sydton Gladys Lo Sibley Wadaworth South Ypeed

TRE 1 iS a , a dela . 4

The readable fragments mention individuals Augustine Pi er Laws Brook and Jose Wa ther with unclear roles, plus references to a nurse at a hospital and a prior position, all embedded in jumbled text from a diary or report.

Augustine Pier Laws Brook Jose Wather Wu Walther Sembarigh Acton Key Hospital Diakaier Ing Valde

Mayan Gin Festive School Program and Penny Sale Recap

The Mayan gin school program featured pupils with a teacher guiding classes in ma lastics arithmetic spelling reading and history. The Penny Sale raised funds supporting eight boys in service and honored prize winners Ruth Wand worth and Evan Smith among others.

Ynard Durt Léotruer Eholowinette Spraxtem Hone Cen Ees Dewah Grange Evan Smith Hagel Case al Jones Dee Tucker Veronica Drils Marnie Wil Inven Aseoee Ruth Wandworth Edmund Whitney George Holmes Pane Robinson Trice Herpats

Acton Board Lassies Pernali

The report lists local residents and items for sale including tires and tubes with names such as Davenport H Conquest Richards Ambergon Girong and Cullinane. The fragmentary text notes quantities of tires and tubes assigned to multiple individuals.

Acton F. W H. W Davenport H. Conquest F.bimone An Richards Ambergon A Girong C. Cullinane

Ruth Vogal of Renee Pg oe we ot tees at Boas

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ruth Vogal and a potential event at Boas with unclear wording. Details are unreadable but indicate a personal name linked to a place and date fragment.

Ruth Vogal Renee Boas

Engagement Announcement for Mrs Charles W Webber

Mrs Charles W Webber of Central Street West Acton announces her engagement. The notice notes the forthcoming marriage plans and reflects a formal social society announcement.

Charles W. Webber iCentral Street West Acton

Acton Stage Sees Two-Night Showing of Aera Eat Perf Tat

Mary Clare Driscoll of Lowell directed the production which played in Acton for two nights this month with one encore. The show featured a Caieae Woman's ake character in the performance.

Aera Mary Clare Driscoll Lowell Acton

Also Mentioned on This Page

ICOT Sicily Beck Hive Aan Rama Norseth Lees United States Army Postal Service U. S. Army Clayton &. Adams Boy Scouts of America Pacific Emerson Maynard High Veteren Fontefone Btair Joseph Lmoe Gennes Pernali Ai Hs A&p Lopstere Ieee Seo Ree Ali Iri Ae
Search Courier

Search the Concord Enterprise Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Concord Enterprise?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication