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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1941
Page
4
Navy training program at a large facility operates as a factory school teaching apprentice seamen through hands on lessons. Instructors from Henry Ford Trade School guide recruits in gauges, measurements, and mechanical tasks as part of defense work training.
Weekend golf event in Concord draws players including Harold Cahoon and Stuart Cook. Pro Harold Cahoon leads field with scores around 98 to 105 while others like Leonard Smith and Charles Spencer post rounds in the 80s and 90s. Women of the Country Club plan to start season play next week.
Committal services were conducted last Thursday afternoon by Rev. Kenneth R. Teed at Sleepy Hollow cemetery for Harvey Higging who died January 14 in Truro Nova Scotia at age 67. Higgins was a former resident of West Concord and owned property there.
Margaret Alte Smith, wife of James Smith, formerly of Maynard and a longtime resident of Weymouth, died at her Watertown home after an illness. She leaves five daughters and two sons, plus two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services and burial in St Patrick's Cemetery Watertown were planned.
Concord high tennis captained by Sealbury lost its first match of the season 4 to 2 to Middlesex at the Latters Courts on Saturday. Earlier Red and White beat Marlboro. Gardner to play this Wednesday. Edward McCaffrey, formerly of Concord, was best man at Megius Thomas wedding in Tacore last Saturday morning.
An obituary notice records the interment of Williem Pierce, a former Concord resident and veteran, with details of the service held last Wednesday at the local cemetery.
A Boston Post group visit and charity golf outing are reported with remarks on notable locals including Charles Olson and Charles Robineau. The item lists attendees from Marlboro and Boston figures, plus court and tax officials connected to the event. It mentions probate actions in Concord for Herbert B. and an administrator appointment for Arnold Graham, with details of filings and petitioners.
The record notes the petitioner represented by Atty James V Giblin in a case described as Reese The case was y mi. Details of the proceeding or outcome are not provided in the fragment.
Fragmented OCR yields spread of names and places including Concord and Cambridge schools. Mentions baseball, season opening near the Tanids of colm and references to students, teachers, and local athletes.
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