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Fragmentary OCR notes mention a fad event and a figure unnamed. No clear date, place, or participants are readable to form a factual summary. Further readable details are required to compose a proper item.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1937
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a fad event and a figure unnamed. No clear date, place, or participants are readable to form a factual summary. Further readable details are required to compose a proper item.
Frantis er son of Mira Bowker of Pine Lane Concord died after a long military service including time in Germany. He served in the army during World War I and was honorably discharged. He leaves a wife Alice Chassee of Julian Vermont and three children Edwin Bowker de Bowker and Gandate Bowker. He attended Nichols School and Williams College class of 1968. He was born in 1885 in Waltham Massachusetts.
A crowded audience attended a school theatre production with the Corker Migh sch and editorinth on Pridhy. The cast featured numerous students and teachers including Mrs Sheehan and Robert Pitige with the High Street machine department handling printing. The program included Marion Haynes Jane Hoody and Avis Spen Roy man among many performers with H. Held conducting the school orchestra.
Elks Hall hosts a turkey whist tonight with co hosts Lovell George and Carola Tompkins in charge. Awards from last week’s party go to George Entrod Me Smith Poss James ADL Mrs Harold Tompkins Ward Plahnery Goulding Tobin Clark and H Helsher. prizes and chickens will be given tonight.
A discussion led by Mr open to most attendees explored Henry David Thoreau and his essays on solitude. The talk touched Thoreau’s life near Mill Brook and his views on nature, weather, stars, and the North Wind with imagery of January Sundays.
A fragment references Howard Johnson of Concord and Willis Stockbridge of Maynard linked to Northeastern University. The note mentions a five year operative course and a Maynard High context.
Correction notes Harold C Rideout of Ashburnham is proprietor of The Jam School for Boys, not previously stated in last Binderprisa. Mt. Norris heatimaste.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Hodgdon’s and a competition at a station near Thoreau Street. Details are unreadable but indicates a modern minimization or improvised event. Limited readable names and locale hinder precise summary.
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