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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1939
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text describes a 19 June entry with references to young men aged 48 and a Concordier. Mentions an examiner and Browent, but key names, places, and actions are garbled, leaving the exact event and outcome unresolved.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a wartime event with scattered words and names. Details are unclear but the snippet implies a military or civic wartime communication and potential mention of signals or notices.
The fragmentary entry mentions changes and leadership shifts with Beattie and Michgel connected to a tech area. Details are unclear due to corrupted text, but the notice implies leadership changes and assignment updates within a department or group.
Fragmentary text references June 4 and June 2 events at Heaton Stock Exchange, mentions individuals linked to Pepalis Conk Company, and prizes or a song performance. details are garbled amid many missing words and incomplete names, making the exact actions and outcomes hard to determine.
A brief report notes a short business session opening the June Srd meeting of Wayalde Toa Chapter Daughters of the feee. It mentions officers, a delegate to the all Atate Meeting, a program, and readings. Townspeople recall a monument unveiling and family poems and songs read by various members of the group.
Frank J. DeMara Fost American Legion logo sponsors a carnival at Crowe Park on July 38 4 to celebrate Independence Day. The event includes a modern carnival attractions and a fireworks display the night before the Fourth. Angus Hanson commander Joseph Dineen and Wilam Hanson head a committee to fund the fireworks and the post asks community support.
The Maynard senior class celebration Thursday marked the opening of graduation events for 114 seniors. Toastmaster Daniel O'Leary led remarks as Rob Pisasen chaired the school committee, with Whalen and Wilkie Kanca among speakers. Faculty advisers and class officers were introduced, including Helen Qserkacs and Irene Dante as officers.
A local school board committee considers a petition signed by 1100 parents and citizens asking for funds or operating support. Donald XK, a teacher named in the petition, remains under review as the committee continues to evaluate the request and timeframe for action.
A brief report on health in schools highlights key challenges and ongoing programs. It references school authorities and health officials overseeing student wellness initiatives and related measures across districts.
Maynard High School opens commencement with a class size described as the largest ever. Two graduates, Jam er Fava and Helen Batulin, are hospitalized but will receive diplomas. Junior school graduation is set for Thursday, June 15.
Fragmentary obituary notice mentions William Scully and Maynard with ages and years. References a street observer and a wife, noting employment as a carder at the Assabet mill. Details are garbled and partially legible.
Mies Helen Jeannette Novicki daughter of Mr and Mrs John Novicki of 6 Fairfield Street married Joseph C Baccaro son of Mr and Mrs Nickola Baccaro of 16 Dartmouth Street at St Bridget s church in a June wedding. Rev Thomas Croke officiated before a large gathering. The couple will reside at 16 Dartmouth Street after a motor trip through New England.
Members of the Ladies Social Circle and local groups surprised Mr and Mrs Benjamin Inegon on Liberty Street observing their eighth wedding anniversary. The couple were away with their two daughters when they returned to a decorated home filled with friends and relatives bearing silverware and flowers. An evening of games songs and entertainment followed.
A South Acton man Leonard Laweon of Main Street married Miss Margaret Ann Daw of Millbury last Thursday at St. Bridget’s Millbury. The bride wore white and carried a bouquet in a simple ceremony attended by local residents.
Acton Massachusetts veteran George L. Towne, sole member of Capt. Neaae Davis Post AA R, celebrated his 96th birthday at his West Acton home on June 4. A family dinner and visitors from nearby towns honored him. he was born in Royalton Vermont and served in the New York Cavalry, once aide to Gen. Philip Sheridan.
The Ladies Auxiliary A H wheat party was held Monday with prizes awarded to members for event participation.
Fragment indicates a time from 8 am but lacks context. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are readable to establish a full news item or outcome.
In June a ceremony at the Qhulat united Elizabeth Redford and a groom whose name appears garbled. Rev Frank presided with Mrs Osborne as matron of honor and a sister and brother of the groom in attendance. The bride wore white with pink hat and carried pink sweet peas aboard the galley.
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