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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1938
Page
6
The text discusses selflessness as the true human aim, opposing selfishness and material personality. It cites divine Mind and God as the source of eternal goodness, urging individuals to align with divine Love and express spiritual harmony. Eddy and the Christian Science Monitor are referenced as sources.
A garbled report notes attendance by Rev Roponent and Massachusetts group at a Norwood gathering. It references Massachusetts growth efforts and preparations for a later event, with cooperation from a national committee. Details are unclear due to OCR quality.
A large attenny peagdns presents amateurs in the region led by in charge Hatt John Provasen Leo Mu and Daurte Lerer Withiam Reynolkis Anto nia and Alite. The shoot facility hosts Marylin Whalen Marios Britth Hilly Buy troupe Charies Fouratt Raymond Kape WiMapn Lesage William Stades Drnem Pop Steinman The Switgee patotis Joseph Catania and Alex DiGrappe Anthony At clert Costanaas Vincents Beneciatti Alex Anetenkiewlens Gunes Olsen Ernest Coulsom The Gallagher Family Roger Compr ton Friemena Christofone Bah Rath Croft Repaiee We cy Mildred Maulgany Nville His Olive Beane Mors Beane Evelyn Risaay Croft Blaine Clee riewski Jeane O'Brien AWert Poulson Melvin Carter Ann Ham ling Blaine Dimety Shittey Rain Jean Puiter TWita Minh Schwenke George By.
Unclear text reports Henry Thagnate planned a small factory in Sudbury South Sedbury and purchased additional estates. Local witnesses say the claims are unfounded while some note Ford intends a Sudbury factory. authorities say cooperation possible though details remain murky.
Maynard marks its tenth anniversary May 22 with an athletic event featuring top New England runners. Notables include Zeppy Pankanen and Thomas Tape Nevala, with ten prize awards for the first Maynard finisher. George Liupsala leads the organizing efforts at the event grounds offering races, a two mile cross county course, and a children’s program. A post event talk by Gardner Poole and a visit by Kay Peterson accompany festivities at the Isabele Stuart Gandy Museum in Boston and the Hobby School in Newton Lane.
The Reading city article notes Mrs Ada Birstow hosting a gathering at Wayside Inn and mentions visits by residents including Charles C to Torrington Connecticut. It cites supervising architect for a remodeling project there. Mrs Mirila F Rankine returns from a brief visit to her niece Kenneth Faunee. The Ty Men’s Club plans its regular monthly meeting and supper in Lower Town.
A fragment indicates a health board session will be held at the Health Gents Town House tomorrow. The notice mentions the Board of Health and a scheduled gathering details are incomplete.
Maynard defeats Marlboro in a Middlesex League game on Saturday afternoon. Joe McCaffrey’s club also wins on the travel to Reading, with Maynard set to play Reading next Wednesday afternoon.
A funeral service was held at the home at two oclock for a deceased woman. Rev pastor led the rites with favorite hymns sung by Beatrice Jordan and Mabel Tobin. Pallbearers included William V. Cameron Frank Colombe A S Crowe Langetus Maynard Ernest Johnsons and Joseph Martin. Burial followed at Gieneooad cemetery.
A junior prom will be held in the Georges Washington auditorium on Friday. Students are advised to arrive early and follow school directions for the event details and schedule.
Readable fragments show local streets and centers at Central Sts and So Acton. The note references q in modern conv ers neies with unclear context and partial place names.
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