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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1938
Page
4
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Fragmented quotes reflect on geology and evolution with lines about earth’s history, survival of the fittest, and the long timeline of geologic ages. The piece contrasts study methods with field digging and emphasizes enduring principles over lab focus.
The passage critiques repeated choke points delaying work as a street rolling machine and thousands of business machines balk for five years. It suggests the choke was removed five years ago and now is pulled out again, demanding decisive action.
The passage reviews Le Lamas defense of Americas political system against external doctrines while praising his hardline yet effective diplomacy. It credits his tenure with stabilizing relations in the Chaco conflict era, improving ties with Brazil, and advancing Pan American and Buenos Aires conferences, plus high level visits by Roosevelt and Hull to Argentina.
Residents debated 10 articles at a packed town hall session. Votes covered property purchases including Grange Hall site and Comley Jot, plus funds for Page Field, welfare, road improvements, and cemetery tomb repairs. A two thirds vote was required for some measures. Article 4 and others drew heated exchanges.
Union Congregational Church in West Acton hosted Claudia’s presentation and urged support for a Ladies Benevolent Society sale in Fowler's block on a Friday at 2. A homemade doughnut sale runs every Saturday in May. calls to Francis Parker on Chandler Street. The Junior Choir to sing at the Young People's Rally in Fitchburg. Local Pilgrim news.
Miss Eligabeth Merriam hosted friends at home over the weekend. Several local families including Fletcher Wherren Merriam and Worster households spent winter travels and extended visits. Mary Maillain celebrated her 86th birthday with relatives and neighbors presenting flowers and gifts in a warm community gathering.
At the Maynard Council of the Knights of Columbus weekly whist party on Monday night prizes were awarded to Mr. John Smith Mrs. Ida Brooks and H Booth.
Mrs Mildred Viola Reed of South Acton, educated at Concord High School class of 1912, died Monday after two o clock rites. She worked at Met Garage in Waltham and a local phone exchange. Married Sept 28, 1921 to Reed, they lived on Maple Street. Active in South Acton Congregational Church and Winona Rebekahs. Burial in Mount Hope cemetery West Acton. Survivors include husband and brother Walter H. M. Clenathan of West Medford. Funeral by Guyer W Fowler Maynard.
Brief note records Bolton extending church attendance on Sunday, observed by the members of East Pomo community.
A Maynard reader shares a long letter from Finland detailing nine months there. The writer contrasts Finnish scenery and northern lights with U S towns and notes Finland’s postwar economic growth, industry rise, copper and nickel mines, and reduced unemployment.
Former West Acton drug store owner Noll plans to open one of the new aid spaces as the town adjusts to changes in local commerce. Community members await details on services and hours.
The community mourns with Mr and Mrs Arthur Reynolds on the death of their infant son Arthur Whitney Reynolds who died April 19 at Children's Hospital Boston. Funeral services were held April 22 at the parents home led by Rev A W Whitner and burial followed in Mount Hope Cemetery West Acton. Lyle and Barsheenolds George Hawarl and C Wesley Larrabee attended with floral tributes. Funeral arrangements were by W Aibley Funeral Service Maynard.
In the school auditorium on Monday April 26 the seniors’ Acton Es says were read before the public. Essays judged by Frank D. Johnson superintendent of schools Ayer and Miss Gertrude Rideout Concord High School and Rev Matthew Vance Maynard. Winner of this contest was Mar
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