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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1929
Page
3
A fragmentary local notice mentions Palmer planning a pie to AFL for Jon on July 3 among extended relatives. It lists several names including Connors Jr and Mrs Andrews Baht with scattered references to relatives visiting and weeklong stays.
Cornetist Harold Wilcox will perform Sunday evening at the First Methodist church. Mrs. Willard Spollett and Miss Bernice reconaissoy eno, along with Mrs. Bark Mindson of Hag arnt Mass, were guests Saturday at the Methodist parsonage of 34 Brooks Street.
The Maynard sewerage committee urges every resident to tour the Central Street disposal plant praised as one of the state’s best. It highlights automatic sludge disposal, odorless operation, and planned grounds improvements while noting past damage to equipment and the need for plant protection. The note also records the funeral of Mrs Annie O Dempsey of Cambridge with details of service and survivors.
A disjointed OCR read describes a Legion meeting with mentions of Miss Grace Sweeney president and Miss Bleano secretary. Mrs Margaret ape delegates to the annual convention with plans announced for Thursday events and a forthcoming convén.
A damaged OCR obituary fragment mentions a deceased man survived by a wife and several sons, with scattered names such as Bernard and Clinton and a Riverside location, indicating a local death notice with partial family details and hometown affiliations.
Fragmented notes describe a forthcoming wedding for Miss Johnston with a plan for a June 29 ceremony. References mention a Girls Club and community events during a seaside setting, with terms like bride and groom implied.
Miss Lempi Ahoy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Alho of 35 Harrison Street, will be wed in Maynard. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev. Vittor tila at a regional church. Friends gathered for a pre nuptial party noting the festive mood and home setting.
Fragmented OCR notes reveal talks on preschool clinics and state reformatories, a high school summer closure, and community gatherings. Mentions Mrs McCarthy, Dr J Filagerale, Norumbega, Meynerd Country Club, and a Boston lecture with moving pictures for public school children.
Maynard Grange plans a June 13 cooperative hall meeting. Four teams of ten members each will earn money for the Grange treasury. Captains are Charles Shattuck William Hayward Be Howe and Eva Smith. Prizes awarded for most money raised. A musical program and whist will end the event. Children’s notes set for June 27 with Eva Smith Miss Taura Woodart Alton White and John Marsden mentioned.
A delegation comprising Miss Grace Swerby, Miss Eleanor Sheridan, Miss Minnie Mirparbt, and Miss Gertrude Ghandier, a Holyoke student nurse, travels to a convention in Plymouth this week representing Legion Auxiliary.
A fragment recalls a luncheon prepared that morning and served at a committee gathering. Mentions Joshua Naser J Sullivens Abe Latn SGhaim mennars and a sample core from the class semester. A remark notes tying meal bolts in the day, contrasting with taste.
Fragmentary notice mentions a daughter named Sadie Kittridze of Michael Kittridge and a Mrs alls with unclear context. Reads like a personal or family item from a local column with illegible portions and missing details.
Fragmentary text shows Maynard Hiei receiving a chal and a related note. No clear date or location is legible. Further readable details are unavailable in the snippet.
A fragmented report notes Condbra ant furhefital and Miss Mahan scene with Nevitis planning to sail from June 16 for Ireland. The item hints at an extended voyage and related plans.
Intentions of marriage have been filed in the town clerk's office as couples announce forthcoming nuptials. The notices name the individuals and their planned ceremonies, reflecting community interest in upcoming unions.
Readable text shows a vague note about a Saturday afternoon event scheduled near a location described as a dak Aa. Details are fragmentary and no precise names, places, or times are decipherable.
Driscoll son of Geen Nichoas Driscoll from the pele department will receive a doctor diploma at Eastern University graduation exercises in Boston on June 19. He is a high school graduate and former member of the basketball team. Since graduation he has remained in Boston pursuing self improvement with local youths.
Fragmentary OCR reads as an obituary note for Barah Hellowel tied to a class and a motor company office. It mentions a sixth member and a beloved figure with many friends planning remembrance in a new life phase.
A Boston University class reunion was held at the Wayside Inn on a recent Saturday. Mrs Berttia Féatts and others attended with families as members agreed to form a committee to plan an annual reunion.
Maynard High edged Ashland 13-10 in a fast paced slugfest at Astland on Wednesday. Torppa homered and doubled, Sczerzen collected three singles, and Mierney had a triple and two singles. Zapareski pitched well for Maynard while Gipps led Ashland with three of eight team hits.
Miss Patience Patience daughter of Lexing ton Mr and Mrs Davis Stimimer were married Saturday night by Rev at the Congregational church in Lexington. The couple will reside in Sue with many friends presenting wedding gifts.
Miss Ruth Feeney of the Middlesex County extension service gave the final lecture in a series on Home Improvements at Maynard High School. The Maynard Unit of the Ext hosted about women attendees and discussed living room improvements, including room arrangements and decorative items.
Unon Congregation announces Children's Day on Sunday June 16 at the Church on the Square. The program includes opening worship, a baptism remembrance, choir offerings, nine pupils receiving new Bibles, and an Honor Banquet at 6 pm with candidates solicited by their families. Tickets available at Sanderson's store or by calling William Boicourt.
Memorial service held in body at St George's Episcopal church Sunday morning with Rev Eason Cross delivering an appropriate sermon. Maynard Lodge was led by J. Jamieson and Mrs Elean or Jones led Mizpah Lodge. Charles Percy Taylor, a well known local businessman, accepted a position with Scott Brear Dodge agency after years in automotive sales.
T T played Sona Italy of Marlboro and beat Mass League. next Sunday T T will play Clinton Turners at Crowe Park. Local fans look forward to a good game and a strong season record.
August Saarela Arthur completed studies and received a Doctor of Laws at graduation in Suffolk Evening Law. Boston Thursday night. Friends and relatives attended as an ambitious youth devoted spare time to self improvement after finishing high school. Best wishes poured in from a host of former teachers in his chosen profession.
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