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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1938
Page
3
Fragmentary text notes a Union event at an Episcopal church involving choir and organist, with mentions of Mr Howe and choirmaster amid unclear Latin-like phrases. The readable portion references music and church function.
The Cirrale Di Cultura of Boston entertained Mtemaser’s group and Italian guests including Guido Eners and Mrs segro at an 18 acre estate. The Consul spoke on The World in Modern Italy noting educational progress and Nobel laureates among Italian women. Dr Josep Guy serves as vice president and David as treasurer plans travel to Italy.
Coltest eter Powsie and Connie Smith led the eighth grade spelling contest last week. The Swibby Woman's Club Scholarship gift of one hundred dollars was awarded to Jane ig, a Merks High student, by the executive board upon recommendation of the school committee and principal of the High School.
Friends note Mrs Lambert Sullivan has returned home to Common Street West Acton after several weeks at Groton hospital. The report mentions she is regaining her health as Seward Spinney relocates from Main Street to South Acton.
Funeral Director Mich PB Mcniff passed away after a long career serving the community. He led the local funeral home and mentored staff, leaving a lasting impact on families and local service traditions.
Maynard High prepares for a Middlesex League showdown with Lexington at Ries Ground on Wednesday afternoon. The 1998 squad faces challenges replacing key players, but returns co captains Wojtiewicz and Smith and veteran pitcher Lattuca to lead a defense oriented, inside baseball approach. Coaches anticipate a strong spring with promising pitching and infield competition as ineligible players await clearance.
The Maynard Woman's Club will hold its April meeting at the high school auditorium next Tuesday afternoon. The program features local artist Aune Pasakaitiis and musical selections. The executive board commended Mrs Erikson for tact and service at a recent meeting.
The annual bowling sweep will be held on April 23. The Quads team secured the championship two weeks before the schedule ended after a hard fought season.
Bariteau was awarded first prize with Sturpty Allen and Tony Coline finishing among notable contenders. the event highlighted local talent in a brief ceremony.
An incomplete OCR fragment describes a scene on a street with mentions of Meynard and King. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events or outcomes to summarize further.
Barbara Jenks, daughter of Mr and Mrs Allert Jenks, will receive the Gelden Eaglet award for her seven years in the local Girl Scout troop. Dr Margaret Lewis of Boston will present the honor and speak at West Acton on April 12. Stow and Acton Eagle Scouts will join in welcoming her into the ranks. The ceremony is open to the public.
The Sundbury-C R Poole Landham road office for insurance and real estate opens with Dr Poole and Mrs Poole bringing years of experience to the firm. The article notes a public bid process for cemetery and water system projects and an April 6 selectmen meeting to open bids.
In a tense basketball clash, St Castmir’s team faces the Reds King in a pivotal game at Res de. The matchup pits the two strong squads in a key league showdown with high stakes.
A fragment notes a government or community group report that the mother and infant are reported to be doing well after an event. No additional details or context are provided in the readable text.
Local items report announcements of visits and movements including Mr and Mrs Pred Byerly leaving Concord on April 1 to wake their home in New Ser Bey. Fred Tower quotes Boston weather data noting March 23 reached 79 degrees, second warmest in 47 years. A Boston Herald article is quoted regarding Roosevelt and a political exchange. Allen Prench, Concord.
On April first a bridge party took place at the Parish House of the Unitarian Church supporting the Concord Woman's Club in a fundraising effort for the Clive Hintellin Seilar ship fund.
A reformatory piece presented by the Chapter of the United Men in the vestry at Pifer Parish Church tonight and tomorrow evening to raise funds for the organ.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Frederick Jes Libby as executive secretary and references national preventive efforts and a world situation. Details are garbled, limiting clarity on organization and context.
The Concord Grange held its annual meeting on a date in the parish hall at 2:30. Activities included a public whist event and a prize list with judges and visitors recognizing winners. Maude D. Elie serves as secretary while Mrs Guy and Mrs T Henry Mahan organized arrangements.
A newly named group of camera enthusiasts in Maynard held their bimonthly meeting to organize and discuss their next steps.
A fragmented note lists Palm Sunday events at Concord Trinity with a 9 20 am start and mention of a story and choir. The text suggests a religious service schedule for the day and nearby activities.
The notice shows religious services for the Church of Our Lady with mass times at 5:80 a.m. and 7 a.m. on Friday and a Sunday service at 6 p.m. The text appears garbled but indicates routine worship schedule.
Incomplete text from a church timetable lists Mass times and a Holy Communion note. The readable parts show a 6:46 am and a 7:00 am mention, but essential details are garbled and unclear.
Sunday worship at Uneton Ghurom Kenneth Teed facility includes special Palm Sunday music for the choir titled Bo the Bere Paopié Turned Against Filth. Children’s story The Red M4 guides the 6:30 pems end. Officers elected at last meeting include president Ethel Hangen secretary Milk Harmon treasurer.
The Henderson community hosts a series of Lenten activities at the church with services on Friday April 16 at 9:30 am and at 7 pm. Rev Jake Ake and former Olin College president Albert Lenten speak. April 18 features Good Writing by the congregation. Transportation arranged for attendees.
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