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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1936
Page
5
Fragmentary text mentions students near a bench and a reference to state baseball. The readable portion lacks clear actions or outcomes and does not identify persons or organizations beyond vague mentions of Templeton and youths.
Miss Emily Green aged 63 died at the home of Mr John Helander located at 53 Fair Street. The notice lists no further heirs or funeral details.
Five members of Acton gathered at Town Hall on Tuesday evening for a Christmas meeting. A tree decorated with candy fruit and gifts stood as Mrs. Levi Perkins the lecturer outlined next year’s program and presented her reports for the past year including Advertising Pays Dividends.
An old legend recalls three kings Melchior Balthazar and Jasper traveling from Nubia Chaldea and Tarshish to Bethlehem bearing gifts gold incense and myrrh. They worshipped the Child and returned to their thrones, inspiring present customs of gift giving and charity in a world seeking hope.
In Maynard the Rangers square off against Middlesex in a town league clash. Both managers and Columbo Re-2 are noted, with plans for a near-farm swing and ongoing work by local clubs.
The Acton A A proposes to continue practicing until an unusually attractive schedule of games is arranged. Town players Claflin O Neil Condon Mannion Maguire Farrar Smart have developed at the high school and last year showed first class games in town hall and out of town.
A school program attended by capacity crowds featured readings and songs. Edward Donohue and Joseph Greene led performances including Christmas poems and carols. Participants included Grace Gerbi Muriel Gray Helen Mallets Dor othy Reading John MacPherson Marie Flaherty Margaret Dime en Norma Oates and John King with solos and choruses from O Little Town of Bethlehem Deck the Halls and O Come All Ye Faithful.
A weekly auxiliary whist event in Los Angeles featured players including Elizabeth Reed and Lena Rodway Linnoia, with Mis Ley presenting the prizes and G. Lena participating in the Monday gathering.
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