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Fragmentary OCR item notes a life sentence or fine of 10000 dollars and mentions named individuals including James W and H Best. The readable content is unclear and lacks coherent context or dates.
08 Jul 1948
Page 1
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1948
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR item notes a life sentence or fine of 10000 dollars and mentions named individuals including James W and H Best. The readable content is unclear and lacks coherent context or dates.
The readable text depicts a small group in a hut with a few stray phrases about a plant and an uprooted object. Details are unclear and the context remains unresolved.
Frank J. Googins has been appointed advisement auditor in the Veterans Office. He joined the service in 1945 and later served in guidance units at the university. His career includes leadership roles in the guidance center and related VA units.
West Concord News reports on the Rideout Play ad program during its first week. The junior group with 47 children painted houses animals and cars, played on jungle gym seesaw and swings, and enjoyed sprinkler time. standout workers include Sally Anne Zughlin and others. The intermediate group has 70 registrants with morning games and afternoon crafts including gimp bracelets necklaces bead rings and beadwork. some boys pursued woodwork. Student correspondent is Elizabeth Rice.
West Concord reports Sergt John C Delian Jr son of Reformatory resident John Dolan and Mrs Olan of Elm Street has returned from 20 months overseas. He arrived Saturday and plans to fly home this week. Delian enlisted after his 1948 Concord High School diploma and has served 22 months with 20 overseas, much of his time in the Pacific theater.
A four day K of C program ended with Walter L O Neil Jr, seven, of 518 Main Street West Concord suffering a broken leg in two places after being knocked down by a bicyclist before the celebration. He was treated at Emerson Hospital and was reported on the road to recovery.
The private funeral for Edward Perry Daniels of Ormond was held at the First Parish Church. He was born in Concord and leaves a husband employed by the Commonwealth and a brother Roger. The service took place at Emerson Caleros and the burial was in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
Ruth Donovan of 307 Allston Cambridge won the 1946 maroon Chevrolet Stylemaster sedan at the Knights of Columbus Field Day in Concord. Ticket 54150 was drawn by Concord Police Chief William G. Ryan. A second prize painting of a rock-bound New England coast was won by John Duncan of 578 Main Medford, ticket 871, drawn by Chief Ryan.
Concord schedules a requiem mass for Lieut Richard H Mara U S Army Air Force co pilot killed in a crash in England on October 13 1945 The body arriving in Concord will lie in state at the State Armory from 2 pm to 9 pm then be moved to St Bernard s Church for the high mass Burial will be in the family plot at St Bernard s cemetery Joined by Veterans of Foreign Wars and Legion delegations Mara who was 29 and a former athlete left a wife Alli son Ringrose of Waltham and five siblings along with his parents James J Mara and Annie J Bradley Mara of 34 Bedford Street
West Concord Karl J Sheehan of Boston long time head social worker in Massachusetts Reformatory personnel Department since 1940 is transferred to Massachusetts State Prison Charlestown effective July 1. He will retain the same rating in the Classification Department and friends wish him well in the new position.
George G. Whiting, 52, a call firefighter and Lexington slaughter inspector, died after falling about 40 feet from Lexington's 85 foot aerial ladder while preparing to fight a fire at the old Cary Mansion on Cary Avenue. He left a wife, one daughter, two sons, and his father, all of Lexington, plus two sisters. His wife is the former Martian Emily Robus, sister of William A. Robus of 17 Riverside avenue, West Concord.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a former state, West Concord Udzavinis, and a man described oddly as alee. No clear event or dates are readable.
The Concord Art Association displays Sunsets in the main galleries with Mr Ahl's Sunset Glow painting from today through July 14. Allan Rohan Crite loans brush drawings of the Christian faith while New England artists courtesy Margaret Brown Gallery fill the upstairs gallery. Open daily 10 to 5 except Mondays and Sundays 2 to 5.
Concord resident Robert Finan of the U S Navy spent a period visiting local relatives and friends on leave after serving shortly following last fall's football season. He is stationed at the Great Lakes Naval Training School.
Concord notes mark the ninth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Daniel E Kelly now of Hingham. Mrs Kelly is the former Helen Ne Ville. The couple were married at St Michael's Church in 1939. They have five children. Mr Kelly formerly resided in Concord.
Perry Daniels of First Parish Church delivered the sermon titled As Glorious Faith for a summer service joined by members of Trinity Congregational Church on Sunday. The service concluded with plans to transfer duties to Trinity Congregational.
The Knights of Columbus and Concord join as co sponsors to raise 400 for Jimmy Children. Collection boxes placed at various booths supported the worthy cause as announced by K of C officials.
Concord chapter coordinates with the American Red Cross Blood Program to arrange blood delivery to hospitals. The Concord Chapter supplies information on donor name and address and the number of pints for each clinic. In holidays or weekends the State Laboratory may be contacted in an emergency to ensure blood supply.
Concord commemorates the 61st anniversary of the Concord Home for Aged located at 32 Walden Street. The facility has recently served as a convalescent place for ladies and has housed Ephraim Wales Bull the founder of the Concord grapes.
A local sale notice lists a sewing machine offered by Parker Street resident Maynard 6 J at 129 Parker Street. The fragmentary text indicates a sale or transfer event with unspecified date and terms.
The Thoreau Society hosts a 10 am meeting with speakers Leslie Anderson and Leon Hausman. Anderson will show Kodachrome slides of Concord lands on Thoreau Country while Hausman discusses Thoreau on Monadnock. Open to the public.
Margaret E. Coughlin of 75 Central Street returned home after attending the Massachusetts Chapter convention of the National Association of Postmasters held at West Harwich on the Cape.
Concord stages the town’s largest Fourth of July program with a parade at the Emerson Playground and a field day. Ruth Donovan wins the 1948 car prize as hundreds stay for the festivities and a ball game opener between Concord Town Team and oldtimers.
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