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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1936
Page
5
A movement official described changes to an old age plan with regional offices no longer handling certain relief funds. The report notes funds from the federal reserve system and naval service ties, while a separate case mentions a person held on betrayal charges with a $10,000 bond set but inaccessible.
Clarence R. Skinner Giard former Manhat star elected coach of the high school with Arthur Burns joining the athletic council appointees J Curran and Louis Ingalls both ex high school athletic stars were named The Athletic Council carries a 250 dollar budget from ticket sales for fall games and meets at the city schools' offices
Miss Mennie Fahey of Maple Street Washington D C aged something connected with the Veterans division of Washington has died. Her brother James called there. Funeral arrangements are expected to be held in Washington.
H Drew of Detroit and Frank J Saund Lynn, a former senator, are guests at a home on Hosmer Street. Word friends describe Saund Lynn as active in politics, while Drew plans an annual vacation at the United Shoe facility in Worges.
About 150 friends gathered at the Marlboro Elks Home to honor Attorney Arthur H. Bastien. Speakers included Judge C Edwards, City Solicitor Fred Williams, Mayor Charles Lyons, and others who praised his citizen and professional life. A gift gas range from Marlboro Electric was presented by David LaFleur.
Mr. H C Blackmer a deputy sheriff died. Funeral service set for tomorrow at 2.30 at New Jerusalem Church Bowdoin Street Boston Melrose. He leaves six grandchildren.
Bingo was played and refreshments served after the meeting. Officers will be nominated at the next meeting on Tuesday September 8.
Miss Marguerite Lombardi daughter of Mrs. Mary Lombardi and Claude W. Bushey son of Mrs. Maude Bushey were married Saturday in New York City. The couple returned from a brief wedding trip and reside at 26 West Main Street. Mrs. Bushey and the young couple attended local schools.
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