Prize Wag Awarded To Jyla White
Local prize awards honor to Jyla White for notable achievement. event details incomplete but confirms recognition by organizers.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1938
Page
7
Local prize awards honor to Jyla White for notable achievement. event details incomplete but confirms recognition by organizers.
A brief parish notice indicates a social event a Saturday at 6.90 with a sheep related theme or sale. The fragment mentions a gathering time and local parish activity but lacks clear details on participants or location.
A garbled notice references a lost certificate and a bank payment matter tied to CoeRely Cooperative Bank and Treasury on a late April date. Names and details are unclear due to transcription errors.
A fragmented notice states a request to issue a book or item and seeks clarification of address. It mentions Geni Sidney and Apt 27, with May 4 as a referenced date, but many words are garbled.
A fragmented account details a circus spectacle featuring a famed ferocious “gorilla” act and star performers. It mentions trainer Terrell Ja catee and acts like high wire stunts, horse leaping, and tight wire feats by performers including Reckless Relpp Clark and others, amid lavish showmanship.
In a tough clash, the home club faced eight errors while misplays allowed Barlebys to pull ahead. Fortin, Trott, and Holt contributed early contact as the visiting team built a lead before the final innings.
The Concord group argues against new tax provisions tied to Social Security protections claiming the act favors higher earners and harms American workers. They label the measure unequal and warn lower income citizens face greater burdens under the reform.
Stock sale listing reads like a damaged notice. It mentions alcohol seven days and a Common valet at 183 Main Street Maynard in two rooms with a kitchen. Names included are Patrick A. Haneins Claris Donald ie tee Arthur R, Ohaninaens.
Fragmentary text indicates a licensing deed notice for a Maynard location with names such as Efren, Pater A. Megrath, Ciarian Donald A. and Artin involved. The note references the Beard of heehee and a street address likely for a restaurant or tavern license.
Disorganized OCR yields a brief notice from Maynard Board of Sepermen dated April 30 about a general matter involving Macy's and a bar, with unclear references and scattered names.
Under general law the Board of Selectmen gives notice that Joseph A. Allen and Paul A. Allen, Allen's Cafs, have applied for a license tax sell. The notice references licensing actions to be considered and includes dates and procedural details.
A local government posting lists names of individuals and entities associated with beverage license renewals under Chapter 138. The notice references general requirements and dates for submission, including applicants Sean Beverages and others, with officials Patrick A. McGrath and Arthur Ri Champagne noted.
Fragmentary OCR lists names Lucchesi and Cato applying for a Neense toy of malt, apd wines. It mentions Maynard with a roenv amd kitchen and a stock di n Patrick. Details are garbled but indicate a trade or shop request at 15e Mein Street.
Ocr fragmentary notice references interior areas labeled first floor and kitchen with unclear context. No actionable deadline or authority clearly readable.
Official notice under Chapter 288 of the Laws that Joseph S. Russo and Charles Russo apply for a license. Details reference the Merit 27, 1938 filing and related licensing actions. The notice is issued by the licensing board for the Fown area in connection with the stated applicants.
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