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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1937
Page
5
Readable fragments show a sale action with a deadline around 8 00 A M. The text mentions continued listing and payments to creditors or bidders. Names and places are unclear but reference a structured sale proceeding.
The column records local happenings including vacations at Swift and Rye Beach, residents visiting relatives, employment news, a hospital stay for Thomas Kieley, a false fire alarm on Pings Road, and visits from Philadelphia guests to Elm Street and Great Road homes.
In Groton Mr McMahan spent the holiday with his family, sharing time together during a festive period and enjoying the observance with relatives.
Behit Ah announces a pag week rent days with E Dyson on vacation from Assabet Mills. Miss Mary Carruba returns from a New Round vacation with relatives. Mrs Walter Courtney and son Charles Courtney reside on Brooks Street in New Jersey. Peter White returns from several days with his family at Falmouth. Mrs White and two children remain there for the time.
Housewives plan to visit Gordon Mfg Co on Route 30 for a limited one cent dress sale offering two summer frocks for the price of a single dress. The event runs 9 AM to 9 PM with added sales staff to handle crowds and options for pooling funds to buy multiple styles.
Fragmentary notes describe two ladies of a club demonstrating approaches with Chinese and lead elements. References to rustic Georgian and futuristic styles appear, with symbolic leaves and a bowl motif. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Mr and Mrs John Bridette of Matin report the birth of a baby boy to beth Edwards on Kewtowne. The couple joyfully announce the arrival and celebrate this new addition to their family.
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