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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1938
Page
3
Weekend report notes a sparse crowd with a few Geer residents present as families including Mr Mier A Stone and son William traveled to Amherst on Sunday.
Harold R. Sheridan funeral director oversaw arrangements in a family lot case as Corcoran's pallbearer details emerged from the report. The fragment notes officiation and burial context among relatives, preserving the core funeral proceedings.
The Maynard Intertown Bowling League held a festive banquet Thursday night at the orthal to honor a tight race. Poston led week 14 with 120 reservations and a banquet prize pool exceeding $300. Peterson brothers dominated high averages and top strings, as Middlesex Laundry and Beaman Clothiers posted strong team totals and individual scores in a closely contested season finale.
Local congregations held multiple Easter services with overflow crowds. Rev James P and Rev Edward Crooke preached as choirs and cantatas directed by AK Hilferty filled St Casimir's and nearby churches. Affected by tradition, Polish procession and matinee mass drew visitors. new members welcomed, music featured trios and orchestral pieces by Mrs Harlan Cook and others.
A town meeting held on August 19 discussed approving access and funding steps for a WPA project. Members debated extending work areas and routes, with concerns about front foot ways and possible public benefits.
The Massachusetts State Board of Health will hold a Well Child Conference starting April 25 for three weeks at the Atherton Women's Club House. The event, continuing last spring's format, will feature sessions for parents and guardians focusing on child health and development.
The Betis board faced citizen petitions with over 200 signers. Officials noted coverage gaps in names on petitions and considered creating a new position to improve work. Members, including Mrs Devplt and Treva Attestion, asked questions as they reviewed the matter and moved toward an early decision.
Fragmentary OCR report from Sudbury cites Oliver M. Spinney, owner of a Fell W Hing station, facing charges related to a chemical breach described as prophemonia by police, with details unclear and no complete context available.
Local notice lists addresses 113 Main St 55 Main St and 60 Main St with a telephone reference 417 Tel 1230. The fragment implies an address ledger or service contact detail in a historical listing. No further context provided to identify the event or purpose.
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