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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1939
Page
2
The text references a southwest militant group and women soldiers named Amaroné. It notes men and women in uniform and mentions avenging a male relative’s death. Details are sparse and obscured by garbled OCR. The piece contrasts women fighters with Japanese soldiers.
A garbled note describes New England farmers drying grass into hay and storing it as silage. It mentions small economic adjustments and weight changes during production and a cash outlay by Brame cre setts.
A described archival snippet references individuals including Kent and John, with mentions of property, ownership and a widow or wife figure. The fragmentary text hints at an estate, sale or possession context, and a possible legal or probate framework surrounding the described items and persons.
The piece highlights a freshman named Piper who achieved perfect attendance and early graduation from a college, earning honors and praise. It notes he wrote the class essay and received Edwards-Quimby and A. L. Medal awards for outstanding scholarship loyalty and achievement, as the youngest member of his class.
Maynard Loftus, a popular ball player from the district, stars for Wyattsburg in the Northern League. Fred Maynard is praised as their ace pitcher and is heard on radio station 1310. Plattsburg schedules games at 5:30 p.m. with extra broadcasts Saturdays and Sundays at 3:30 and 5:30.
Twenty nine babies were examined at the popular semi monthly baby clinic conducted by the Board of Health in the Health Centre last Thursday in this clinic series. Dr. Cremer was in charge.
A service is scheduled for Tage F. Wane at Callahan Funeral Home. Family and friends are invited to attend the ceremony and burial to follow at a local cemetery.
An obituary style notice recalls the burial of Magnani with ties to the Woman's Golf Club event. The fragmentary text suggests a local social or club gathering marking the burial.
Community members discuss Genevieve Baldwin's request to erect and operate a non alcoholic beverage business on Waylains Road. The board plans steps to publish notices and collect hearings while residents express displeasure at the permit denial. Several town notices are posted. local names include Genevieve Baldwin and P Hood Ghator.
Delegates from J. DeMars Post ASL including Hanson Peng Dien and Herbert W. Martin plus Benjamin Gruber will attend the Legion convention. Maynard and Zaok Taunton are noted among those expected to represent the local post at the event.
An informal note describes guests entertained at the Jake sing home of Mr. and Mrs. Poh Mae in Lake Boone. It mentions last year’s hurricane affecting trees, plants, and shrubs around the area.
A fragmented note references a checkers contest between two players named Urbiat and Chinede. Details are unclear, but the brief mentions a tied result or ongoing play.
In New York City a hospital stay ended with a Wednesday night death. A Maynard resident will be remembered by friends after twelve years in the area. The funeral was held Saturday morning at Arnott’s home on Taft Avenue. A requiem was led by Rev. Thomas J. Croke. Family arrangements were made by Funeral Director Harold Sheridan of Fivason.
Mrs Maria Perrazzo a pioneer Idalian settler died yesterday at her home 27 Sudbury Street at age 75. Survived by husband Peter and four sons and two daughters. Funeral from her home tomorrow morning with a requiem high mass at 9 at St Bridget's Church. Neighbors and friends sent floral tributes.
A small surprise party was given for Mrs Joseph Appicey at the home of their son Richard in Lincoln on Monday night. Attendees assembled to celebrate anniversaries and a variety of feasts were enjoyed as plans for returning to New York were discussed.
Miss Chamberli wed Horace Cham ane in a private ceremony at Sapends Church assisted by Rev Dr Sapends. The couple plans to reside at Road and Ourkeds. Cham ane is employed as a clothier.
Mary E Lowney a respected Maynard resident died Thursday night after a lingering illness at her home 10 Harrison Street She was 76 born in Ireland and lived here 37 years Survived by seven sons Frank and Theodore of Watertown Ed mund William and George of Maynard and others plus four daughters Nora Murray of Charlotteville Mabel Lamline of Albany Mrs Gibney and Miss Ethel Lowney and seventeen grandchildren The funeral from her home featured six sons as pallbearers at St Bridget's Church Burial followed in the family plot A requiem mass was offered at St Bridget's Church by Rev Thomas J Croke.
The Maynard Grange held a regular meeting at the Grange Hall and received an altar-table and crocheted cloth to be sold for hall funds. Twenty five members were invited to Lake Boone for August activities, including a Weenie Roast on August 23 at the Larkin camp with a transportation gathering on August 24, with a committee named for planning and games.
A brief notice reports Miss Christine Maynard sailing for Ireland to manage a beauty business venture aboard the vessel described in the fragment.
A small group honored with awards during the week ending event. Recipients included Mrs. William Playart, Mrs Mee, Campbell, Mrs ty, and Thorn, recognized for achievements in the club.
Mrs Rouillard aged 34, born in Voldnda, long time resident of this town, widow of Buffg Rouillard. She leaves four brothers John Joseph Peter and Stanley and four sisters Anna Antoinette Jennie Stella. Funeral from her late home with requiem mass at St Bridget’s church. Burial in parish cemetery. Community mourns loss of a devoted mother and neighbor.
William Lohnes of 26 Sunset Road Arlington has not been located since Sunday morning berry picking with Frank Wharf. Fire alarm led to a Legion search and CCC volunteers joining in quietly combing woods along the Bedford Carlisle line. By Monday afternoon over 500 volunteers had searched with no trace found though sighting reports in the South Bud area sparked cautious hope he may be alive and wandering.
TENS sani wis Oy Hho camip to Acton about three years ago from Boston, and the family and neighbors gathered for a somber farewell. Mrs B, Mrs My Dakin of Acton, and Mrs Evelyn Sutton of Boston attended. Services were held at 2:30 pm Wednesday with Rev John Mitchell of the Seventh Day Adventists Church officiating. Burial took place in North Lancaster with Undertaker W E King of Clinton in charge.
The Matihoro mud Hungor cle hosts the annual affair with a strong program including trap shooting and vaudeville. Prizes of 300 dollars each may be awarded to winners. proceeds support state programs. A special exclusion train leaves Boston North Station at 10 15 Sunday for a 7 15 return.
In a marked operation, Hudson Commander Francis Grenache of the American Legit Post commands a rescue through challenging terrain near Som Taunton and San Post. The effort preserves lives amid contested land sectioning with timely deliveries to Arthur's, Monet, and William.
Gouth Acton-flagry Filewper, brother of Charles cher of Prospect street, died at Diwige hospital on Sunday aged 72. Survived by widow Alice J. and sister Mrs James West Concord. Funeral at Mount Cemetery West Acton with affiliations noted to Welch and Charity in the family.
The Grant family headed by Robert Grant of Lexington plans to move to Troy New York where they will establish their new residence. The couple will reside at the manse with Reverend Frank and Miss Erma assisting as part of their relocation.
The golfer on Lang Street entered the Stil Golf Course and completed an 18 hole round with five consecutive birdies. He finished with a modest score despite gusty winds and an earlier field of $127 noted in Massachusetts.
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