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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1938
Page
2
Marlboro earned a 23 18 victory over Concord in a hard fought game. The scoreline shows Marlboro's offense edging ahead in the second half while Concord fought back, but fell short.
A series of charity basketball games in Concord Lange of Bike sponsors the effort to revive interest after years of inactivity. Father Sears and fans from Boston to Concord rally behind the fundraiser to support the cause.
Named captain John Damon of West Concord leads the 17th annual Winter Carnival committee. He has two years remaining in his sixth winter sport season and serves in Blue Circle and Outing Chil dels, with membership in Seubard and Blade, military society, Chi Alpha, and other groups.
Entrants to the State Bedminiion championships were announced this week at the University Club in Boston. Named participants include Miss Mary Whittonér, Mrs. Samerel Seurea See Was Reyes, WWE Faversham, Clar nasiah, Sum er Bodfish, Andy Bieward, Wood.
fragmentary notice indicates a clerk position in Minnesota with auditions this week and another session planned tonight and next week. unnamed individuals are referenced in unclear text.
A garbled OCR snippet shows a teacher writing to a pupil’s mother about illness and absence. The fragment mentions a teacher, a pupil referred to as q, and an absent day, with unclear phrases surrounding health and attendance.
A church wedding will solemnize Milzabeth Sargent of Mars and John Sidewey Martnet on February 21 in Concord. Attendants include Mrs. Aw Baldwin and visiting relatives from New York and Jersey with plans to stay a month. The reception will be held at the Statler, Boston, honoring the couple and family members.
In the parish a community center event features Richard J. atom and Gan Wilson of the Missachi Angl ty. They will discuss natural history of the sais region with illustrations, titled Ama our Bind: Sty as 2. Hebbby.
A meeting occurred yesterday at the home of Mrs. Alexaind Terd with co host Mrs. Robert H Hatch. Mrs Virginie Cavendish of Groton Egthrope school spoke on Design for Green Gardens. Mrs Charles Hopkinson discussed an arrangement topic.
A new weekly feature from the Writers' Project presents sketches on Concord authors to educate listeners. The program runs daily from 2:00 to 2:30 PM and will broadcast ten pieces including Emerson Hawthorne Fuller Alcott Bronson.
The West Concord Union schedules a show for Monday February 28. Rehearsals are underway under the direction of S Thomas. The event will be presented at the union venue with participants in the chorus and cast.
The text describes a mother teaching the benefits of vitamins A B C D and minerals through daily meals. It mentions Vitamin A for eyes and strength, Vitamin B for tone and growth, Vitamin D for teeth and bones, and Vitamin C for health, with emphasis on eggs, cheese, fruits, vegetables, and a daily mixed salad.
Text outlines amendments to Massachusetts General Laws authorizing the commissioner to move inmates under thirty from state prisons or jails to the Massachusetts Reformatory, with provisions for potential return to prior facilities and broader removal powers for prisoners eighty or older, redefining sections 97 102 118 and related holdings.
A fragmentary notice reports on an event involving Maynart The MiaWitter and a Baaterh Fimist. The readable portion mentions Tian Cone in relation to the incident and suggests local interest in the outcome.
The notice lists morning worship at 10 46, a Bible themed program for children, a 6 30 program, and prayer meetings on Tuesday at 7 30 and Wednesday at 7 30. It mentions a minister and Sunday school at 9 30 a m.
The notice lists Sunday services at 10 45 with Sunday School at le Tentimonial Meeting every Wednesday at 7 45 Reading Room hours from 2 00 to p m except holidays The lesson sermon follows biblical texts and a Christian Science reference text by Mary Baker Eddy The passage emphasizes the omniscience and unity of God and the allness of mind across the readings.
Concord resident Romeo Dicicco has completed candidacy papers for the Concord Municipal Light Board. His name will appear on the February 28 town election ballot opposing incumbent Dean Anderson. Dicicco has long resided in Concord now living locally.
A small gathering held a caucus to re nominate officers for the school committee and related posts. Mrs Evelyn Kimball Reed and Samuel H Knolton were named trustees, with others including Charles A Durkee and Ralph W Gerk among officers. The meeting adjourned after 25 minutes with Tuttle elected secretary for 1989.
Mrs Elsie Rose Concord Town clerk reports heavy voter registration and filing deadlines for town offices. Three candidates filed to contest caucus nominees Richard B McSweeney seeks reelection against Ivatt D Servais Romeo DiCisco opposes John Aard in Municipal Light election and Herbert Tiboneote for Town Treasurer in Pax Collector.
Somerville resident Acton Frank Davis was arrested December 2 by Chief Foley on operating under the influence charges. Davis, with passenger McBryg of Somerville, faced Concord Court where Davis was found guilty and sentenced. Davis paid fines totaling $60 and served a brief sentence as stated.
Fragments describe Bali and travel to the Dutch East Indies. Nonsensical wording and garbled phrases mention children hats and loads, with unclear meaning and no coherent event or dates.
The Acton Grand Jury ended hearings on a long running property valuation dispute with no charges. Citizens including barbers doctors and a town leader faced tax assessment debates as officials and assessors were urged to address alleged inequities and potential abatements.
The Mansfield Post unit of the American Legion announces a March membership effort led by the Ladies' Auxiliary. Advertising promises dividends for contributions and increased community support.
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