Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1938

Page

6

Young Stow and Maynard Lead Local Youth Group

A local youth organization plans future activities with Stow and Maynard guiding three to four planned sessions. Meetings discuss cooperation among churches and schools, aiming to unite adults and youth for service projects and war-time prep.

Stow Maynard Young Caen Vance Angeliool MacKensie Fe Y. P Church . of Christians Harvard Union

Contested Town Offices Highlight Citizen Caucus

At the Citizen's Caucus set for Monday evening February 14 at Town Hall, rumors speak of contests for several town offices. One potential race targets the Wardenship with two other posts possibly open for candidates challenging incumbents.

Actia Towy Ovine

Congregational Coach Leads Morning Sermon Panel

A morning service featured Pastor Rev. Giean W Dov addressing attendees. Tagg program director Hope Holland played organ and directed music while Kilbee conducted subaristonae duties. Mr Penal taught youths about recent food sale and Palmer guided selectmen on Pope road during Wednesday evening meeting.

Giean Dov. Gas Froma Nmatty Mra. Hope Holland Ae At Su Iy Reroo Y Kilbee Subaristonae Penal F. Stuart Gort Thaly Pope Palmer

Maynard K of C Weekly Whist Awards Presented

At the Maynard Council K of C weekly whist party prizes were awarded to several players including eerie Peterson Margaret McCarthy Rose B. Hin nis Mrs George Murphy Helen Lemonie and others. The event followed Monday night games as part of council activities.

Maynard Council Iene Eerie Peterson Margaret McCarthy Rose B. Hinnis George. Murphy Helen

Auriliary Whist Cancelled At United Con. Club

Whist event at the United Con. Club, part of the Lediee Auxiliary activities, was scheduled for Monday but details are unclear in the fragment.

United Con

Sudbury Couple Announces Engagement In Sudbury

Sudbury residents Mrs inner party at the Abner Winer rs Earl S Greenlaw and Miss Elma Greenlaw Stone announce the engagement of their daughter to Thomas Stone Evans, son of Mrs Caroline Stone of Sudbury. The news was revealed on individual place cards at a party. The couple plan to marry next October.

Sudbury Seaer Sk Preminghem Abner Winer Rs Earl S Stone Bury High School Taft's College Fletcher, School of Law and Diplomacy

Arthur Ro Howe Begins South America Business Trip

Arthur Ro Howe and Mrs. Howe started a six week journey from South Sudbury to South America. They sailed Saturday morning to New York and will visit Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires before returning.

Arthur Ro Howe Bogton Post Road South America Howe Rio de Janeiro Buenos Aires New York Rakent Oyds Framingham Memorial Church

Local Couple Honored for Years of Service

A pair of longtime residents, Frank and George, are recognized for decades of service and community involvement. Their dedication spans various local organizations and events, highlighting a lifetime of commitment to neighbors and civic duties.

L. Old George

Acton WPA Labor Replenished As Work Resumes

Foremen report WPA labor resumes after suspensions last July with seven new hires added in Acton bringing fourteen men. Remainder of crews to be drawn from Relief and Welfare lists. work to take weeks. Knight and Kane assure thorough execution and extended projects in Maynard and Acton proceed amid confusion.

Acton Knight Kane Maynard

High School February Events Read Freshman Essays

The annual reading of freshman papers occurred February 4 in the high school assembly room with students including Christensen Turkey Power Allan Arota Garfield Winter Aunt Mary and others. A 4 H Club rally followed in Town Hall February 7 at 8 o clock to boost member enthusiasm. Lincoln Day exercises were held in the main assembly hall under Miss Alite May and the February vacation begins February 18 at 2 30 with classes resuming February 2.

Phomores Is Christensen Turkey Power Allan Arota A Garfield Mary Erlear Irving & Pagda Walter "Pheri Snow Charles Goodnow Shirley Morrison Tuppie Moon Tingering Smith Lillian Ayth Han Algy Alite May

Maynard Death Of Mary Russo At 31 In Pneumonia

Miss Mary Russo a Maynard resident born in Italy died Friday night at 31 from pneumonia. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Ruse of 49 Waltham Street and sister to Charles Joseph Ernest and Michael Russo. A large circle of friends paid last tribute as flowers surrounded the bier and home. Funeral services were held Monday morning with a solemn high mass.

Maynard Mary Russo Italy James Ruse Waltham Street Charles Joseph Ernest Michasl Russo Miss Russo

Ruth Weixberg to speak on reformatory reform

Ruth Weixberg will address reform and related social issues in a forthcoming talk. Local organizers expect discussion on reform measures, youth policy, and community impact.

Ruth Weixberg Rey

Sudbury Health Association Holds January Directors Meeting

Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association held a directors meeting at South Sudbury headquarters on Friday January 14. Attendees included Mrs Clark B Hill secretary presiding Charles B Wallis treasurer Mrs Flo B Gleason Mrs Chaxley Hi Way of the Nursing committee Miss Helen Greene the nurse Dr Gill public health officer spoke and praised the association. Miss Gruber outlined service to insured residents through Sudbury Public Health Nursing. Miss Martin of the State Dept of Public Health reported on the Well Child Conference results noting higher attendance but more serious defects than similar towns. Beginning February 2 a Well Child Clinic will meet the first Wednesday of each month at South Sudbury Headquarters with Dr Joseph Merriam conducting the clinic.

Sudbury Clark B. Hill Charles B. ‘Wallis Flo B. Gleason Chaxley Charles’ R. Capon Forest Bradehaw Congregational Church Susie Tee Val David Baldwin Paul Whitney Rhoades James L. Bartlett Helen ‘Greene Gill Gruber Metropolitan Life Ingurence Go The Sudbury Public Health Martin State Dept jPublic Greene Wilk Joseph €. Merriam Fraimingham

Private physician checkup offered with free examination

A notice invites individuals to a private physician checkup and free examination. Appointments may be arranged in advance by calling the provided number, though the exact contact details are unclear.

Holden family visit ties to church leaders

Acton Mr and Mrs James R Childs of Holden Massachusetts and their son Lawrence spent Sunday with Rev Glenn W Douglass at the patronage. Childs is district superintendent of schools for Paxton Oakham and surrounding areas. Mrs Childs formerly assisted pastors in South Chicago and served at Flatbush Congregational Brooklyn and Community Church Forest Hills Long Island. Mrs Everett Maynes of Harris Street was called to Mechanville New York by a relative’s death. Local Women’s Church Aid meeting noted.

James. R. Childs Holden Mass Lawrence Child Glenn W.douglass Childs Istrict South Chicago Forest Hills Long, Island Everett, Maynes Harris Mechanicville

Obituary Notice for Maynard Resident with Family Funeral

An elderly resident of Maynard died and left a daughter Eleanor Colburn and a son Charles Oold. The funeral held at home with Rev Matthew Vi of the Union Congregational Church officiating. Burial followed in a local cemetery with flowers sent by friends and neighbors.

Maynard Westtona Eleanor’ Colburn Charles Oold Matthew Vi The Union Congres

Maynard obituary note for local resident Thomas Psk

Fragmentary text notes the death Friday night of Thomas Psk 72 a former mill worker in Maynard. It references Mrs. Jansey and Meynard lodge of Bice in unclear context.

Maynard Thomas Psk Jansey Meynard- Lodge Bice

Local Club Sees Members Return After Absences

Mrs ee Horton chaired the meeting as members discussed purchasing new letters for a card. Mrs Doral Weg and Miss Rothe Wood were noted after several absences.

Horton Doral Weg

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dali, Wilson Beybeteres Ig Perth Nes Gene de Toe Melesia Peerans Tovin Mogsiasss Demambro Nordberg Bartalomo Tourville J Tourville Ng Logan Rhea Hughes’ Bandits Fis Pis Ingani Jaworek Vane Wee Vivnes Lg Cater Fig Saimon Leisy Conees Trombley Petreges Sliven Vtee Stockwell CIA Am Huteh Sepehgees Eeshieen Aimeespee South Penaslen Hadaa Products Marketing Center America Nursing Association Electrolux
Search Courier

Search the Concord Enterprise Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Concord Enterprise?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication