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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1938

Page

3

Local election results highlight town figures and party notes

The article lists town election outcomes and names several figures including Selectman candidates McGrath Kane and Keene, and board members Sanderson Wright and May. It notes a shift toward nonpartisan local voting while naming officials like clerk Sanderson and treasurer Gultortane, reflecting a broader trend in town politics.

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Town celebrates centennial with March 1939 observance plan

The township plans a 300th anniversary observance with a March 17 meeting to expand the history committee. A town warrant and budget will be considered and a new corporation may be formed to oversee the celebration with selectmen to vote on the plan.

Wolbury Harvey N. Fatrcane

Unemployed Residents Receive Compensation Checks

About 250 locals were noted as unemployed and received unemployment compensation checks on the post day. The report highlights assistance programs and distribution details for affected residents.

Bedford Town Hall Holds Annual Primaries

Bedford voters filled the Town Hall for the annual primary. Henry ae, the present incumbent, resigned as primaries for the board of selectmen. Frederick Jens and Philip Tackney won seats by 31 votes. Dr. Liordway nominated for Board of Health. Board of Registrars refused his note. Will Beecy resigned. William Melville and Mrs. Lewis Webber sought seats. Mrs. Webber Latta Winnes by 30 votes. Annual election set for Monday March 7.

Bedford Liordway Board’ of ‘Health Board of Registrars Piaeed Boatal Ot Health Willians Beecy William Melville Lewis Webber Weis

Beloved West Acton Resident Noterman Burial Planned

West Acton mourns Celina Noterman born in Belgium who came with her parents as a young girl. She leaves a devoted mother and wife, a daughter Dis Can mien, a son Mariie Jr., and many friends. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Acton follows services at West Acton Baptist Church conducted by Rev. Arthurs.

West Acton Mys Celina Mo Yi Weterman Betore Mts Notérman Belgie Belgium Woodlawn Camaétery Acton Arthurs Aes Acton Baptist Church Noterman Warter Mariie, Jr Aden Beranvee Fowler Maynard

Maynard Clinic Directed by Beard Hears Health Task

A health clinic directed by the Beard is held Thursday afternoon in Maynard. The event focuses on health care services and community wellbeing with local participants and staff in attendance.

Maynard the. Weil Beby the Beard

Navy Enlistment of Joseph J White in Newport Training

Joseph J White of 2 Ne on Avenue enlisted in the Navy at Newport and began training. The enlistment marks his entry into U S service during a period of national call.

Maynard Joseph J. White Avenué Rangrad Newport Alstor Traning

Population shift forecast from Bureau of the Census analysis

The document discusses population center forecasts and shifts since 1990, noting the center of population moving westward due to westward migration. It cites moves of tens of miles across states, with projections and historical points from 1850 to 1920, naming towns like Paxton, Baltimore, and Columbus.

St. Louis Boa Bureau Oink Paxton Tid Wate Alor Hilgard Latinied Centus Bureau Rae Timore Busco Deer Washington Moorefield Eateta Mosmetilde Clarksburg Wares Parkersburg Rue Reothe Inaa Celutibus San Columbus Ofington Ind Spencer Washins’ Township Owens County Indiana

Elusive Alchemist Jojiku’s Legend in Ancient Japan

Fragmentary notes describe Jojiku, an enigmatic alchemist said to dwell in Japan over 2160 years ago. The tale mentions an imperial rule, a trio of mythical islands, and a tomb in Wakayama where visitors offer incense and prayers for longevity and happiness.

New York Jojiku Japan Eek Amtrican Bula Kuro Tokyo Ney Li Davie Te Mepisanettd Institute of ‘Technology Cris Pene Jofuku Wakayama Prefecture

Hat Fashion Stirs Laughs in Hollywood Exhibition

A humorous 1920s scene features Milady McKenzie, a former New York show girl, testing a wild hat made of lampshade and artificial flowers. Neighbors and a laundry truck driver react with amused disbelief at the eccentric millinery marvel.

Hollywood Detersmine Milady Marion McKenzie Veya Wood

Whitham Woman's Club Plans March Meeting

Mis Jules presides as Mrs Henry W Hildreth vice president of the Massachusetts Federation of Women’s Clubs outlines a program featuring music under Mrs Benjamin Derby. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday March 14.

Jules Offteiat Henry W. Hildreth Massachusnetts Aifon

Sudbury Residents Move Between Local Homes

Mr and Mrs Cotton Giles and family relocate from Charles C Parmenter house in Concord to Frank Howe house. Mr and Mrs Woodard also move from Parmenter property with Mrs Parmenter. Dr Kemoth and family plan to reside at Coeonas Rex until the Parmenter house is ready in early spring. Young residents join Mr and Mrs Desmond at their home as new tenants.

Cotton Giles Charles C. Parmenter Concord Frank Howe B. Woodard Parmenter Maria Kemothen

Birth of a Son at Hospital in Welcome Road District

Mrs David Murray and Edward B Thomas listed as local chairs for the sodal event. Mr and Mrs William Johanson of Davie noted as involved in community service. A six month old edge age at Bek 4chools welcome news from Gheat road. C Henry Isner reports birth of a son at the hospital Saturday. Mother and son in good health.

Edward B. Thomas David Murray Sodal Pedford Boston Horni Ifealth Palestine Selal Serlee Ane William Johanson Davie Dedge Apeoees Bek C. Henry Isner

Family's Cents Probed by Education Group

A local Middlesex education and Parent Teacher Association dialogue prompts focus on parental involvement. Community members discuss school funding and student welfare with details limited by partial text.

Iow Becceloas Diretter GP Ecok Education Ithe Mossonet Tallo Fy Middlesex Anm

Acton Eimer Giwan Jr Wins Third in Poultry Judging

The Mid diesel Cousty Poultry judging team, including Giwan Jr. of Maple Street, earned third place in a recent statewide poultry competition. Earlier notes mention family updates and improved conditions of Mrs Emery and others.

Eimer Giwan, Jr Maple’ Street Norton Hr Wigency Ities Taylor Pitha Ioestok Tathee

Abe Cutting Candidate for Sudbury Board of Selectmen

Abe Cutting, a candidate in Sudbury, has a background in civil engineering and landscape architecture. He graduated in 1920 and has eight years of related experience, including highway surveying and civil service work.

Sudbury Abe Alana ET ‘A Cuteingies Sudbury Nu Gorden Fea Aleo Iivil Service Ounimeer Grrive Tion

Acton and Maynard Boys Battle On Court Title

Acton defeated Maynard 22 to 19 in a high school boys basketball game with lineup notes and substitutes listed. Referee Collier officiated as Acton and Maynard swapped players including Price Aldred Pinolento Tolman and Whalen with Green substituting for Arenisdetoumen.

Maynard Wpa Acton Lahhen Ee Bolgnoworks Greenblot Reterde Collier uPrice Aldred Pinolento Coulmcn Tolman-eb Stuart Aahitman Severoni Davis Crome Bauitlain Roseake Plleeke Carling Gerdzenisti Stiyntoedich Whalen Green Acion Collier Eeton Lawrence Catholic High Boys Great Metropolis Dor Hridwy Piret Waenthaven Eton Eben

Tied For Fox Place in Annual Intra League Race

The annual intra league basketball race ends in a tie for the top spot. Playoff between the two festival teams is set for the near future.

Fox Maynard Tits Tor Syed

Local Middlesex County Association elects new president

An unclear OCR-style notice reports the Middlesex County Association electing a new president at an event on Bain Street. It mentions a recently reelected figure and a wife named Peck from Stow, with fragmented surrounding text about attendees and roles.

Pamlonitt Fighred Cate Mafs Street Wan Middlesex Saar Y Avni Font Moma Giand

Acton High School Pageant Showcases Historic Nations

Acton High School auditorium hosted a patriotic pageant written and directed by Robert Dwain as part of holiday celebrations. The colorful production featured flags costumes and songs with students McNiff Colvin Wood Holland Barbara Rh ee n Holland Prits Osisobleroh and more. The 4H Club from Acton grammar schools also performed under leader Erikaon. Senior acts included Pride and the event highlighted school traditions and community spirit.

Acton Acton High School Muditorium Robert’ Dwain Adiatir Pt 1 M 'McNiff Colvin Wood Holland Barbara Rheen Prits Osisobleroh Germ 'Kichaon Albian Morse Cholwon Ruth Wilde Pht Hibiraney Teeaeaentad Mnniary Grammry Erikaon Hasetts Aby Atomibers Ponsthie Marek Uy

Renovated House Exceeds Expectations At Social Gathering

A recently renovated residence impresses guests with its modern design and inviting atmosphere. Attendees include notable locals, with emphasis on ambiance, renovation quality, and the overall event experience.

Bolton Fies King Pat He Soin Enter Oven Scene

Fragmented text describes a confrontation or scene involving Bolton, King Pat, and an oven. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the items suggest a local or court case referencing named individuals. Further readable context is needed for a precise summary.

Obscured Local Notice With Fragments of Names

A damaged OCR fragment mentions Finnish names and places with partial details. It references Waino Kapanen and others, a Reverend Matthew Vance, and scattered ties to Coltineville and Quincy. The text lacks coherent structure or a clear event to summarize further.

Tyre Waino Kapanen Orien Rey Apemen Ipeyenmedt Marthe Mosk Benjemin Fee

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