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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1938
Page
2
Weekly gatherings listed include Boy Scouts at 1300 and Belmont area clubs meeting at Mrs. Grace Buckley’s hall. Groups hosted tea, church activities, and social hours with plans for a Japan talk by Wallen and a Rebekah lodge event.
Fragmentary note cites a time and location with unclear names and actions. It reads as a tenuous schedule cue or meeting reference lacking complete context.
The Lexington team led by star scorer OBgood won 10 points while limiting Carter to a 58 36 margin. Bob Mara added key points as the defense stifled the visitors. The win sets up a next game against Lexing with strong passing and shoe technique noted.
Concord High School basketball shows a strong chance to finish near the top of the Middlesex league standings as players and coaches express confidence in the coming season. A home win sparked fan excitement with an impromptu parade through town and observers noting notable spirit among the players.
A fragmented notice urges consistent bedtimes for children based on a health board chart. It explains duration guidelines from five to fifteen and a half hours, plus practical steps like quiet pre bed routines, avoiding overstimulation, and firm daily enforcement to improve sleep health.
Funeral services for James A Merrill Power were held with details not fully legible. The obituary fragment notes a 2 PM service and mentions Bert Boyd and ahern as individuals associated with the ceremony.
The Tuesday agenda outlines a three act play titled Chints Cottage with notes on stage direction and cast. Details remain sparse but indicate a compact production plan for a local theater group.
Maynard Frank B Sanderson, longtime town clerk and head of the Maynard Trust, submitted his resignation as president effective March. Directors will meet to appoint a successor as the bank reorganizes after the depression era. Sanderson cites health and a desire to devote time to his suit and local duties.
Mary D Malagutti daughter of Mrs Josephine Melagutti of Loomis Street married Becon do Cremonini of Wellesley Hills in a ceremony at St James. Rev James Walsh officiated with uncle Peter Matagure giving the bride away. The gown was white satin with a long train and veil cap, carried by three year old niece Malaguiti who wore blue crepe de chine. Attendant Mrs Memie Taddig wore pel q tafteta. Dennis Din of Wellesley was best man. reception at Loomis Street home followed, couple to sail for three months and then reside with the bride’s mother.
West Acton members of the Acton Woman's Club welcome guests and discuss club activities at the monthly gathering. The event featured standard reports and community updates, with attendees from the local area engaging in planning and socialization.
A weekly whist party at St George’s Church Parish Hall ended with a loss on Saturday night. Local attendees reported quiet attendance and the usual prizes for top scorers.
Concord High School will present a dinna nea to comedy acts this week. Students perform to showcase school talent and fundraise for activities.
The event scheduled for February 23 at the High Hall Auditorium features entertainment including Wh Li and a modern or ancient costumed contest. The White Cross Guild raises funds for general community work with donations at a large annual supper and dance led by Mrs. A A Hilferty as president and William Slith as organist.
Special examinations conducted for pupils with 12 treatments given. dental clinics run by Dr. Francis May Dr. Raymond Palmer Dr John Bellows and Dr Si Garkand treated 78 pupils in total at the office.
An upcoming senior art event will be held in the high school auditorium sponsored by the Senior class Art Cantara with his orchestra led by Lowell. The committee, chaired by Koski and Nicklas with secretary Daniel, plans a music-filled evening for seniors and attendees.
Fragmentary text notes a named Maynard and Kaetney with a 10M value connected to an event. Reader can infer a brief report but details are unreadable beyond these proper nouns and a numeric figure.
Fragmentary note references Maynard Chieck and unemployment compensation received this week. Mentions first lot to arrive and predicts an honest increase to more than unspecified amount. No clear entities or dates.
The annual election will be held on Monday with polls open from eight in the morning until six in the evening in the high school auditorium. Candidates include Ronald Lent and Joseph F. Olszewski seeking committee seats, Christopher Wilson reelection candidate, William Sargaglia and Howard Clark for various posts, with other local officials and candidates named in a slate.
Sunday afternoon funeral services followed the death of Mrs. Pha M. Moree widow of John 41 and mother of Mrs. Clescon. Rev. Union Co officiated and burial was at Woodlawn cemetery in Acton.
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