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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1936
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR mentions a school event a comedy three act piece and individuals named Buxton and David. Reading limited to scattered phrases, the record highlights a school related performance with at least two named people and a possible father son reference.
Readable text shows fragmented names and roles among local figures with references to a guild or group. The passage contains scattered mentions of Doris, Virginia Bihns, and a merchant named Dave Tistunen, but the context and full details are unclear.
A notice asks residents to arrange rummage collection with Mrs Jarvis Derby advising call Concord 1023. The appeal emphasizes timely pickup and local help for disposing unwanted items.
Morning worship sermon for children aged four to follow in the parish house. Note mentions new tables and depart- ment rooms on Guiien highway.
The article argues that a Golden Age is a myth and true healing comes here and now. It cites Christ Jesus and Paul to assert that progress, health, and abundance are accessible in the present, not a distant era. It critiques reliance on future promise and urges living in daily goodness.
Maynard cold and rain could not dampen fishing zeal as a new contest drew anglers within a twenty five mile radius. Each entrant pays twenty five cents and the catch of each species wins a split purse. Lennie Hendrickson originated the event with John Kytola handling clerical duties.
In frigid conditions crews face delays as frosty winds sweep across the region. Workers struggle with slipping surfaces while travelers contend with slower trains and roads. Officials urge caution and adherence to safety guidelines.
We express heartfelt thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for kindness shown after the loss of Mrs Lena Cahoon. The Lena Cahoon family and Mrs Grace Lambert and family appreciate the thoughts and support.
The guest speaker program by the Ladies of wc Council K of C attracted a capacity audience at Parker Street hall. Notables listed include Duggan, Sanwarden, James Ey, secretary W Johnston, treasurer J Morgan, chancellor John Maley, advocate Hannon, lecturer Nicholas, Joseph Kaler OG, Gocco Bien kewicz, Emmett Wall, Frank C Sheridan, and trustees. A planning committee including John EB Hannon Arley B Lawrence William Smith J Francis Cleary Thomas Duggan Michael Veleno James C Mahoney Nicholas Whalen Ralph Sheridan and Concord Ledge of Biks will coordinate future events.
Partial OCR shows a religious reflection citing James 1 12 and mentions the resurrection through Christ. It references mercy hope and belief, with scattered phrases about Jesus teaching and overcoming death and thorn imagery. The legible portions are theological and devotional in tone.
Mrs Cota MacLeod leads Friday afternoon gathering with Rev Rafop at West Concord Union. Daniel Lapham returns from Boston hospital and convalesces. C Waldo Lipser plays organ for Helping Hand Society gift event.
A rediscovered manuscript section reveals an 88 year gap in arts coverage. Researchers connect the long absence to archival gaps and renewed interest in contemporary festivals. The piece notes key figures and museum curators pushing for broader exposure.
Fragmentary text notes services at Concord Church including morning worship at 9.20 am and an evening service around 6 pm. Content also mentions a preface or accident at a meal or event and a vague reference to a tale or sermon.
Mrs Lilian Buxton of Stockton visited as Anne Seated and L Ray Hawes district deputy of the Grange conducted a tour of Sh een en vill make stage op Meaten.
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