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Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1939
Page
2
Fragmented fashion note on patch pockets and polka dot blouse
A torn OCR fragment describes clothing details. It mentions wide patch pockets on a skirt and a blue and white polka dot blouse included with a suit. The text is garbled and lacks clear attribution or context.
Mirrors for Bells A New Evening Dress Up
Readable fragments describe a fashion item or dress style. The note hints at an evening attire theme and a modern approach to livelier dress. Entities are vague. main idea centers on a new mirror themed dress concept.
Missing Teens Spark Police Hunt in Nashua
A fragmented report notes two youths, George Wol and another teen, vanish after a kids picnic organized by relatives. Police and community members search area as families fear danger and seek clues about their whereabouts.
Appointment of Ginn Moore as Domestic Science Teacher
A local school appoints Ginn Moore of Stow on Ocean to the post of domestic science teacher. Moore, a 1989 graduate of a state teachers college, has now joined the faculty in Albany New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth ‘Pv. Wild
Gyver
Maynard Building on Prospect Street Condemned as Fire Hazard
The state fire inspector condemned a building on Prospect Street in Maynard as a fire hazard. Following court action, the property was taken by the Town of Maynard Selectmen. McGrath stated the structure will be torn down and, at a later date, sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Prospect Street
Town of
Hilson Mrs Etta Curran Longtime Traveler Returns
Mrs Etta Hilson Curran, once a resident of Hi son, has spent extended years traveling and was recently observed in Ban Diego Callteynta Shoo. She writes that she plans to stay with her husband for several days as they continue voyages to Panama and Hawaii, with past trips recording visits to New areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilson
Wha
Examinations for Underage Children in Maynard
Maynard plans tests for five year olds eligible for first grade in September. Examinations will be at the High School on August 24 and 25. Applications must be filed with the Superintendent of Whiting schools before August 18. Parents will be notified of exam times, announced by James P. King, Maynard superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Angnet
Whiting
Parente
Janes P. King
Longtime Bedford fire chief Chester Waite dies at 80
Chester Waite, 80, oldest fire chief in the state, died Sunday afternoon at Emerald Hospital Concord after a long illness. He led the local fire department for more than 80 years and served as assistant superintendent of Shawsheen Cemetery. A Bedford resident for 54 years, he chaired the original road commissioners board for 16 years. Born March 15, 1859 in West Sand Lake New York, he was survived by his wife Alice Clark Waite, three sons Clarence I Waite Harry F Waite Myton Py and daughter Lucy Pfeiffer, a brother Philip Waite, ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services today at the Church of Christ with burial in Shawsheen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Redford
Irving Chester Waite
Emérald
Concord
Shawsheen
Ena Myton Py
South Billerica
Lucy Pfeiffer
Bedford
Phillip “Waite
Stoneham
Anthony Road
Church of Christ
Shawsheen Cemetery
Engagement Announced for M Rena Simensen
Sudbury announces the engagement of M Rena Simensen to Harold Lord of Melrose. M Rena is daughter of Mr and Mrs Christian Simensen of Old Sudbury and a Burdette College Boston graduate. Harold Lord is grandson of Mr and Mrs George Bourne Lord of Melrose and Kennebunk Maine and a graduate of New Hampshire State College and Dartmouth College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Christian Simensen
New Hampshire State ‘College
Dartmouth College
Melroise
Stearns Académy
Mount Vernon
N. H
Arciste cafe proprietor arrested on disturbance charge
Maynard Joseph Arciszewski owner of a cafe at 808M Street was arrested by Patrolman William Spratt on a charge of disturbance. He was found not guilty in the district court. The case drew community interest, with St Mary's Mutual Aid Society seeking action and the Board of Selectmen scheduling a hearing with police and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Joseph ‘Arciste
William Spratt
Arciszi
Afreis
Iewski
St. Mary's Mutual Aid Society
Tie Selectmen
Patrick A. McGrath
Board of Selectmen
Select
Wpolice
Henry Piecewicz
Edward Johnson
Spratt
Ardagiewski
Summer Day Camp At Vose Park Draws 105 Children
Maynard reports its first year Summer Day Camp sponsored by the United Cooperative opened at Vose Park with 105 registered children far surpassing expectations. The camp offers craftwork nature study sports swimming hiking and supervised play from 9 to 4 30 each day with transportation and food included for a small fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
United Cooperative “Sdusty
Vose Park
K. Rudolph Saar
United Cooperative Society
United Coup
Soxiety
Childern
Otto ‘Rossin
Educationa
Eastern Cooperative Soviety ¢Aip
Sassistants
Charles “Midnty
Pstte
Hilda Arotina
Direceltig Fames
Salénitts
Ard Smith
Shexgue Ag
Smith
Road Repair Near Merthorp Progress Report
Fragmentary notice reports Berlin road reconstruction near Merthorp. Work ongoing for a fraction of a mile eastward, targeted at local residences. Weak details about workers and exact dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merthorp
Berlin
Attor Pred Willams
Acton News Briefs Highlight Local Resettlements and Visits
The community welcomes Mr and Mrs Chesley Whitten of Winchester to East Acton after a renovation by owner Joan Whitcomb. Visitors include Jillian Whitcomb and Peggy, Mrs Mead returning to Allentown, and Mrs Glenn Gould and son from St Peters burg guests of the Knowltons. Susanne Gould celebrated a birthday with grandparents in Windsor Ave. Marion Towne and Katherine Kinsley attended a Rye Beach play, while Miss Stolte tours England Scotland and France aboard the Queen Mary. Mrs Stolte hosted a Boy Voyage party before returning to Brattleboro Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesley Whitten
Winchester
East Acton
Joan Whitcomb
Whitten
Jillian Whitcomb
Peggy
Martha Houghton
Biddeford Pool
Maine
Whitcomb
Mead
Julian Whitcomb
Allentown
Glenn Gould
Glenn Jr
St .Petersburg
Florida
Knowlton
Maas. Avenue
Susanne Houghton Gould
Bertram D. Hall
Windsor Avenue
Everling
Marion Towne
Actonigh School
Katherine ‘Kinsley
Jagaret Boornazian
Lauren Gilbert
Farragut Players
Rye Beach
N.H
Mary Stolte
Acton ‘High School English
A &x
England
Scotland
France
France, Miss Stolte Sailed From New ‘York
Ormal, Laffin
Miss Stolte
Hirem Gates
Rd Gates
Brattleboro
Maynard to list unlicensed dogs for license enforcement
Maynard reports about 163 dogs without 1939 licenses and 294 dogs total in town. The owners will be listed tonight and turned over to the Police Chief for collection or seizure. Citizens are urged to license pets to avoid penalties and ensure dogs’ well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Canine Friends
Lst
Henry Piecewicz
Former Representative Rowland Harriman Dies at 74
Rowland Harriman of Maynard Milton and Stow died at home on Hollis Street Milton. He served as General Court representative from the 10th Middlesex district. He leaves a son Royal Harriman of Milton and a daughter Mrs William Smith of Winchester. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery after a Friday funeral. He helped run Harriman Laundry on Main Street Maynard, a major local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Rowland Harriman
Hollis ‘Street
Milton
Royal Harriman
William ‘Smith
Winchester
Two O'Clotk
Glenwood Cemetery
Rowland Herriman
Charles A. Weivea
Bedford Grange Picnic Planned and Local Notices
The Bedford Grange invites members to a picnic next Sunday at Solomon's Pond Northboro with departure from Bedford Town at 10 20 am. Flags at half mast and the Bedford fire station draped for Fire Chief Irving Waite's death, funeral plans to appear next week. Other notes mention students at Columbia University and Reverence, and a birth announced for Leonard Earle Langley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Grange
Northboro
Olomon's
Bedford Town
Bedford
Irving Waite
Concord
Emerson
Maynard Hosts 28th Annual Finnish Temperance Festival
The two day event drew over 2000 attendees from eastern seaboard states at Voro Playground and Temperance Hall. Highlights included opening by Andrew Heiksari, concerts by Maynard National band and Suémi Singers, a king and queen procession, a three act play, and a day parade at Vose Park. Local and regional athletes shone in track and field events led by Jake Wiren Norwood and Hal Johnson of Alabama, with Francis Darrah NY leading the 10,000 meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Eastern Finnish Temperance League
Atlantic Seaboard
Voro
Andrew Heiksari
Maynard ‘National Band
Suémi Singers
Quincy
Lewis Koski
Wainog Toivonen
Ives
Ose Patili
Ebba -Né
Taido Grekula
Winnish
Vose Park
T Toon Time
Florence ‘Rangers
Gardner
Fitchburg Singers
Alfred Erickson
Eastern Temperance Union
Villa Heiman
Worcester
John Vaughn
Belmont
Saltonstall
Hugo Kajander
Erickson
Hilda ‘Heliekila
Quixicy
Hugo Kajr
George Koyporien
Etic ‘Gustafson
New York
A. O
Jake Wiren
Norwood
Northeastern University
Hal Johnson
University of Alabama
Brig Lindfors
Francis Darrah
Ted ‘Garperite
Dlanfred “McGlone
Wiren
Johnson
Suomaa
Grandell
Suominen
A. C
Raikeuneh
Gustafson
N.Y
Makela
Boston Collectors Scramble Over Auto Tax Delinquents
Marlboro and Boston officials report thousands of motorists rush to pay excise taxes to avoid State Registrar action. City collector Me itt Th notes delays and high demand as nearly 10 000 delinquent mobile owners await notices. Rose Frank Goodwin ensures lawful removals once payment is verified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
State Registrar of Motor
Marlboro
Edward Bigelow
Rose Frank Goodwin
Youth Conference At Rumney Opens To Expect Record Crowd
At Rumney New Hampshire July 22 28 youth from New England plus New York New Jersey Pennsylvania gather for the annual Youth Conference of the New England Fellowship. Registration targets 48 through 30 attendees and aims to maximize men and women benefiting from speaker messages and activities. Evening gatherings feature outstanding Christian speakers open to the public with morning discussions and rest of schedules planned for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumney
N. H
New ‘Land “Fellowship
New
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Tiaki
Rum N
Sihe
Plan to Tender Tie Counle at Great Road Site
Fragmentary report notes a plan involving West Street and Albert B at 263 Great Road in 1986. The text mentions a tender process tied to a council action and an apparent tie or delay in the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Street
Albert B
Great Road
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