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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
7
A June quota lists 42 men for naval service. Applicants must meet requirements and, if enlisted, will be stationed at Newport for about several weeks before joining Naval Forces afloat. The post office serves as recruiter daily between 10 and 2 pm.
A lost book notice relevant to a Massachusetts institution lists a missing deposit and payment details. Payment references include Ballou and Deas with dates May 20 and June 3. The fragmentary text suggests a records or restitution notice from a local deposit authority.
The Maynard community hosts eight dance classes led by Panta Shree. Registration open for residents seeking intermediate to advanced routines.
Gertrude Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Bradford Parker of Diehaiee street celebrates her tenth birthday with a small party of friends.
Mrs Hane Neilson aged 66 died Sunday at her Stow home. She leaves her husband and five daughters. Funeral services were held at the nitarian church with burial in Brookside cemetery.
E Stanley Smith of Pleasant Street is reported slightly improved this morning after a brief illness. He was moved to the hospital on Monday for observation and is now in satisfactory condition.
G E Nime arrives to face Saxonville at 6 15 in a local meeting featuring Natick High School and semi pro stars. The event showcases an aggregation and framed play by local teams and notable players.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues notice for probate of the estate of Hower late of Maynard. A petition by Wilson of Maynard seeks appointment as executor with bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before 10 o clock a.m. June 11 1927. Witness John C Legat First Judge and Loring P. Jordan Register May 24 1937.
Bank book notice announces a payment due, referencing Book No. 33 and dates in 1996. The fragment mentions payment terms and a deadline around May and June 1996, with legal advertisement style.
Clinton High School defeated Maynard 11 to 8 at Fuller Field in a wild scholastic battle. Redlight Fazio homered twice and drove in six runs while Whalardy added three hits for Clinton. Maynard outhit 12 to 11 but booted ten chances in the field and left the winner with its season road woes intact. Umpired by Dec Gautreaux.
A carload of Dr. Scholl's Foot Comfort Service arrives at W B Case Sons on Nason Street Friday June 11 all day. The traveling unit features over a thousand pairs of Dr Scholl's Scientific Shoes with men sizes up to 14 and women up to 12, in AAAA to EEE widths, plus modern fitting methods including X ray to ensure proper fit for troubled or unusual feet.
Maynard fire chief George Priest was surprised at headquarters on an emergency call that was a social gathering. Leon Whitney announced the event and the department presented a brand new chief's uniform and cap as a gift from all members. The chief thanked the department before the all out. Refreshments followed and Priest looked fine in the new attire.
Maynard Post VFW and Auxiliary members honor Cmdr John Johnson at Masonic Hall with a wristwatch gift before his three month visit to Sweden. Mrs Mary Flannery presides as watch is presented by post and auxiliary. Attendees include Rev Matthew Eaton and former commander William Erns.
In Hudson, Mulford Martin of 12 Stow Court sustained chest injuries when an emery wheel on a grinder broke. He was employed by John Collins of 45 Central Street, Hudson. The accident occurred last night in Northboro.
Mortgagee proceeds to public auction on June 26 1987 at eleven in the forenoon to foreclose a mortgage from Joseph Glickman and Fannie Glickman to Maynard Trust Company dated September 8 192. Read description covers Huntings on a parcel in Maynard with bound lines along Summer Street Nason Street and adjacent properties including James Reilly and railroad lines. Sale includes payment of taxes and liens if any.
Sunday morning service at 10 45 includes Children's Sunday Baptism of infants and Sunday school graduation exercises. Evening Christian Endeavor at 6 30. Tuesday 7 30 special Union church meeting with Ladies Missionary group joining the prayer service. Moving pictures by Miss Elizabeth Hyans with music. Regular June Communion Service on Sunday June 13 at 12 noon.
Sunday services at 4 45 p m with Sunday school at 10 45 a m. Testimonial meeting weekly on Wednesday at 1 45 p m. Reading room hours 2 to 5 p m on weekdays and holidays. Lesson subject God the Only Cause and Creator to be read in CS world wide. Golden Text Genesis 1 1. Includes scripture citations from John andMary Baker Eddy writings.
Rev Charles R Peck schedules Holy Communion at 8:00 AM and 11:00 AM on Sunday with a sermon at 11:00 AM dulled by incomplete text.
The Trinitarian Congregational Church holds school at 9 30 Sunday morning with George Erickson superintendent and John Handy assistant. Worship begins 10 45 with a seventy sermon by Rev. Austin Rice D D pastor of Wakefield First Congregational. Dr Rice is familiar to Concord congregants.
The Church of Our Lady Help of Christians lists daily masses at 7 a.m. with first Friday masses at 5 30 a.m. and 7 a.m. Benediction is on Sunday afternoon at 5 p.m. Rev W S Shaughnesey is the pastor.
Reverend William Sinnick and Reverend George Kahey conduct Sunday Masses at 4 a.m. 8:15 a.m. and 4 p.m. with Benediction after the final Mass. First Friday services include Mass at 5:45 a.m. Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. First Friday devotion at 7:45 p.m. Weekday Masses at 7 a.m. and 7:30 a.m.
A supper event featuring a Marlboro style salad and strawberry dishes will be served in the vestry of the First Baptist Church at 6:30 p.m. under the Ladies Benevolent Circle. Hostesses and committee members are listed, including Mrs. T. McCarthy and Mrs. Sanford, with numerous other named ladies and gentlemen coordinating the event.
On Memorial Day Monday May 31 the annual parade preceded from the Armory through Stow Street Sudbury Road to the old Malden cemetery and the Revolutionary War graves. The Legion band Company H Spanish War Veterans World War I Veterans Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts led to the Concord Artillery as the parade assembled and graves were decorated. Twenty one volleys and taps followed at the old cemetery then hymns and selections by the Legion band. Afterward participants returned to the Veterans building for a cool salad supper on a very warm day.
A garbled quotation discusses dignity and speech, mentioning a sage and a critic who questions how one asserts virtue through language. The text is incomplete and unclear about origin or context.
A difference of opinion triggers friction in a domestic dispute as a husband and wife argue over daily tasks and personal expectations. The piece probes how small misunderstandings escalate when communication breaks down and pride hardens.
Notice declares Deposit Book No. 38901 lost with payment atopwed. The Middlesex Institution for Savings by J. W. Ballon Assistant Treasurer Concord MI dated June 2 1937 and June 3 1937.
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