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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1939
Page
6
Miss Marion Flaggan of the bride acted as maid of honor and the ceremony united Prelyn McLean and Richard Muengrave in Cambridge on June 24. Dr Ray Caltla officiated with ushers Dr Hoefer, Dr Renner and Mr Kirk. The couple plan a Dartmouth postnup date after July.
A garbled report notes Rev. Dr. E.R. Talk Root delivering a morning sermon at a Congregational church. The text references a proposed concept or subject, but the fragmentary OCR obscures details and exact scope.
The Universalist parish invites worshipers to attend Dr. Root's sermon series starting July with the subject The Church In Wentlight. On Friday evening Mrs. John Pederson hosted whist fans at Newtowne Road with ten tables. prize winners included Waldo Parker Julia Anderson Mrs Arthur Pepousa R Hatch Olga Anderson P Gould and Lucy A Bean.
A limited OCR fragment shows the Acton community group naming Perry Phee to lead the Community Service Committee. Details on terms or timeframe are not provided in readable text.
A brief reflection on guiding others from error to truth, emphasizing how proving a mistake differs from imparting correct knowledge and understanding. The tone stresses caution, clarity, and constructive instruction.
Invitations are out for the July 16 wedding of Bernice Isobel Stone and Walter Alexander Kilton of Newto. Miss Stone is the eldest daughter of Mrs. Bernhard A. Stone. The ceremony will be at 5 pm at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Stone on Boston Post Road.
Transfers of real estate during the past quarter continued about the same as the first quarter of the year. Records include Richard J. O Neill to C J O Neill, George W Doane executor to E E Whitcomb, Henry F Fowler to M M Laffin, Lena B Stewart administrator to M L Wheuley, Charles P Berry to R C Berry, Charles J Fletcher to H R Reynolds, Albert W Locke to J Reill, Luigi Simeone to P L Flynn, Mary McHoven to C J Pickard et al, Anna V Toomey to Hy H Getchell, Charles F Edney to James P Buney, George A Richardson to R T Kenney et al, Mary A Bean to B E Wei et al, Doris A Smith to A M Locke, Frank A Teepe et al to L A Ferrra.
William Moore and Clavi W are reported for duty at Fort Devens where youths will remain at the mill camp for thirty days learning basic army skills. The program aims to build morale and recreation at no cost to youths.
Fragments discuss obedience to God as the basis of thinking and unity. References to perfection conformity and the idea that love anchors all thinking. The text is incomplete with broken phrases and illegible passages complicating full interpretation.
Elsie Dickerman longtime Acton teacher marries Arthur G Dunn son of Kiev couple in a ceremony conducted by Rev Harold LeMay. The bride, daughter of Sharon Bassett Dickerman of Elizabeth New Jersey, taught at Acton's South and West schools. The groom, son of Arthur and Mrs Dunn of Kiev, is a Fitchburg graduate. They plan to live in Fitchburg after a wedding trip.
The piece recalls past Finnish track meets and their decline in enthusiasm, noting the comeback this summer with two festivals achieving high standard competition. It highlights the six mile road race as a remaining key event and praises organizers like Tolman for reviving the national pastime, while proposing a Labor Day Old Timers nine game against youths.
Maynard Childre announces a two week summer camp for children aged 8 to 15 at Vose Park starting July 17. Camp director is rector of the Eastern Cooperative League. activities include crafts, study, sports, swimming, hiking, and character building with daily hours 9:40 to 4:30 and transportation arranged.
The fragment cites assessed valuations for Boston and discusses Massachusetts factory employment, consumer goods, and national industry trends. It mentions a 1787 Northwest report, highway advertising in the state, Wendell’s naming for Judge Oliver Wendell, city area averages, and cooperative efforts for social relief and production.
The item notes a 1934 advertising class within Reu University and references a program titled Pave WaVertising. It highlights student involvement and the campus’s focus on early marketing concepts with a hint of interdepartmental collaboration.
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