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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1938
Page
7
A garbled OCR item mentions a judge and a court action at a location described as near 4938 a station. It alludes to a First Judge and a “third day” with names like Loring P. but the readable facts are minimal and unclear.
The fragmentary text lists various game references and names such as Pall and Hhidsey among others. It lacks clear structure, dates, scores, or definitive outcomes to form a coherent event summary.
The readable fragment discusses a man named William Allen and his early joining at age fourteen as an errand boy in a shop. The bearer list includes George B. Greeley and others, with unclear references to service and a closed period, indicating a memorial or obituary context from an older newspaper page.
Concord High School announces faculty manager Albert Cook has released tentative entries for the Concord meet on holiday morning at the Amergon playground. Each school may enter five men with two in track and three in field events. a four man relay is planned. Numerous athletes are listed by surname across the entries including Maynard, Rad, Sheehan, Ambrose, Holden, McRae, Porter, and others.
C Harry Bowler, manager of the Marlboro country club, announced a Bay Five league event to be held from April 16 to 23. Officials expect strong participation and competitive matches across the Bay area.
The Town of Maynard Massachusetts Health Board will hold a special meeting at the Town Building on Thursday April 28 1938 at 7 PM to conduct a public hearing. Chairman Gowles Johnston and W Gaela are listed as officials.
A garbled listing names figures tied to a Crowe era case with references to trustees and officials including Irwin Parks Maley and Murphy. The fragment hints at a legal or governance matter involving auditing and relief roles across several individuals.
Burton B. Smith died last Friday at his home in Aarne Maine aged in his 70s. He was a local grocer for nine years and lived on Maple Street, South: sa en Yiis avidow, a howe Woodward. Funeral services were held Sunday with burial in Anpthrop. The community mourns his loss and sympathies go to Mrs. Smith.
A brief note from Boston reports on a well known case involving Mildred Tudgon Mise Selilet. City officials prepare for further proceedings as details remain sparse.
Fragmentary OCR notes show political remarks and endorsements around Henry D Chadwick and copies of unspecified correspondence. The text references support for Chadwick and remarks by Cowles and Kelley with unclear context and illegible phrases.
The meeting announced the annual election of officers for the Post including names such as Paul Hadley and Patrick Seorkian. Hadley also serves as instructor and delegate to the county post with ties to Vetere ard.
Brief local item notes the residence of Beth er Tatetein at a house on Park Street. The fragmentary report gives no additional context or dates.
A parish schedule notes a St. Sava service beginning with a high point at 78070. The Sie erine choir will participate and a sermon by Pastor will follow on Priday.
The Woman's Association will hold a gram testing event Thursday at the home of Mrs. Gun Povle Sh Glo Boegker with Mrs. M Run ning presiding. The program will focus on Hungarian Congo, Mr and Mrs Mavieg ddTe visiting from elsewhere.
Memorial Church invites all to Palm Sunday services with choir music and a pastor's address. Easter Sunday features a special master music by the choir and morning services. Holy week observances include Friday evening services at 7 o'clock and vesper study by Sunday School at the usual location.
A late 1920s or early 1930s stage production staged by Robert B. Gin lair features Lois Wilson and Mrs Stephen Haines in a satire of female life. The plot centers on a group of Park Avenue women with money to spend and a witty critique of prejudice and society.
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