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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1939
Page
6
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Istie eoples aidare led 45-30 as Clinton A. es 46-20, preserving their season momentum in Pas t hall. Fingard scored 18 for the movie ren and Lubin added 11, with Labowicz providing steady play. Jo and Grinkus sparked the defense for the losers in a tight first half before the surge of the winners in the second half.
Edwardsy Oulmby L sends representatives to the state conference in Boston on Sunday led by Commander H W Merriam and officers O Connell Vice Commander Sullivan President C. and finance officer at the late Hammond home razed by John on who will grade the property. Ladies Sewing Circle monthly meeting at Mrs. Lewis C. Haat Plast. A party planned for January 26 for Mrs Alberta Tut.
A brief snippet notes a gentle reading moment with “good company” and an emphasis on finishing the activity with quiet companionship. The wording conveys a reflective mood from a historical page excerpt.
William Kilmartin of Nagog Hill Road age 62 died after months of illness at Baker Memorial Hospital Boston Born in Somerville he was a co founder of a major contracting business for 80 years and owned fine trotting horses He and Mrs Flora Kilmartin made their country home permanent six years ago Funeral services were at St Elizabeths West Acton Burial at Oak Grove Cemetery Medford Actons sympathy goes to Mrs Kilmartin and sister Margaret Kilmartin of Somerville
Concord Omerson Hospital reports December 1938 totals: surgical 31 medical 10 obstetrical 21. infants born 19. outpatients 58. deaths 8. stillborn 0. operations 30. X rays 55. lab tests 142. accident cases 8. Largest in hospital 37, smallest 19. Admitted 8 discharged 4 December 19 8 26.8 930.9.
Ushers basketball team in Pastime hall faces Judson Merchants on Wednesday at 7 30. They travel to Acton on Sunday and host FR Roche's of Oxford next Sunday at Pastime hall. The return with Acton is set for Monday night. Under Burt Coughlan they’ve held their own against top clubs in the region.
Ralph B. Smith of Maple Street announces candidacy for a three year term on the Board of Assessors. His home is set to appear on the ballot of the Republican caucus. The article notes his status as a Maple Street resident and mentions his education as a graduate of the...
Maynard High School and Suffolk Law School graduate admitted to the Massachusetts Bar Association last April and now counselor at law. He serves at the Boston office of the Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland while fulfilling other duties.
The Union Congregational Church to hold its annual meeting tonight with a supper beforehand under the direction of Mr Lessie McGarry. A Monday Afternoon Whist Club event awarded prizes to Gertrude Tucker Mary Sheridan Mary Gillenev MimMrod Zaniewski J Seder Catherine Bariteau Margaret Parker Siste Sheehta Mrs Elizabeth White Mae Schnair Mrs Anderson Lena Rodway Agnes Driscoll and asnesial ts Mae Schnair.
J M Appleby has been re elected to the Live Members club an honorary Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Company group. President James Kemper noted Appleby's record as a producer and underwriter and trustee counselor of clients. Membership renews for one year after annual review.
William T Curley a longtime florist in Acton died at his home after a two week illness. Born in Ireland about 50 years ago he came to the U S and worked in Medford before moving to Acton. He leaves a widow seven children and large family as well as five sisters and three brothers. A solemn Mass was held at St Elizabeth's church and burial followed at Calvary cemetery. West Roxbury agency says it will maintain professional standards.
A small New Sheffield home is described with simple design and effective entry, fireplace, unusual fenestration, and attached garage. Built with a $4,300 FHA insured mortgage, the property valued at $5,775 reflects a livable dwelling.
Maynard Republicans organize a winter banquet for January 1 with Horace T Cahill as guest of honor and speaker. L A Wood promises 24 guests. Wallace Stearns of Boston will attend as executive of the Young Republican Federation. Committee members include George Weaving J Murray MacKenzie Richard Pison Ralph B Smith Philip W Frank Colombor and Harold Norberg.
The Acton Center Church held its annual business meeting and Roll Call supper on Friday January 13. Mrs Arthur Freese chaired the serving committee with Mrs Walter Stevens Mrs Inez Peterson Mrs Carl Anderson Miss Mary Hamilton and Mrs Spencer H Taylor aiding. Rev Benjamin Willmott and Mrs Willmott of Leominster were guests. Willmott led the devotional service and reports for the year were read with officers for the coming year elected. Rev Willmott will supply the pulpit on Sunday January 22. Nine Pilgrim Fellowship members attended services at West Acton Baptist Church and heard an illustrated lecture by William Dean Goddard, past editor of the Woburn Public Library.
Veronica Kryteniel celebrated her eighth birthday with a party at the home of Mr and Mrs Krystenfel Wall Court on Sunday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Sophie Novick Milton Slabysz and Anne Zaniewski. Solo dances singing and various amusements entertained the youngsters who later enjoyed a decorated birthday cake and refreshments. Guests included Sophie Novick Milton Labysz Anne Zaniewski Kathryn Imelda Louka Dorothy Chernak Jane Dockerty Stella Slabysz Veronica and Dereie Krysteniel.
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