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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1939
Page
2
Scattered phrases discuss cheap production of a polyacrylate like substance. Mentions water white solid material, organic glass, and early use for highway materials. Text appears as garbled OCR with references to rubber, glass and related operations.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses dairy food, fruit, and vegetables with references to onions and salads. It mentions portions, meals, and dietary observations, including some numeric values and various vague items. The text lacks coherent narrative or identifiable events, people, or places.
Federal authorities announced official sanctions tied to wartime activities. The actions reflect a broader government response to escalating hostilities and aim to constrain targeted entities while signaling strategic priorities. The measure names specific agencies and beneficiaries within the sanctioned framework.
The Emerson Junior High School holds its graduation exercises on Thursday June 16 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium led by Principal Mary A Doyle. The class features many graduates, with program items and music by the Junior High Orchestra and various soloists. Certificates will be presented by Charles A Hakkela, a School Committee member.
The senior class of a local high school elects leaders and names top honors. Daniel O Leary is titled most popular and most around leader, with Emma Paul most intellectual and John Kuuk most dignified among several pairs.
Sixty years ago Mr and Mrs George M Parker of Main Street were married at South Acton. Today they are celebrating the anniversary while Mr Parker serves at Exchange Hall Twey z taking ie about 32 years bare.
The annual Children's Day services at Metho dist church and Union Church drew large crowds last Sunday. Rev Baron Marswalle officiated at Metho dist church with Emme PCy in charge of church school activities. Baptisms included Peter Abbott Wilson Janet Ann Marsden and Lawrence Taylor Priest. Gift books were given for perfect attendance. The Union Church program led by Gladys Boeske Helen Cuttell and Mrs William McGerry featured graduates from Beginners to Junior departments and each child received a plant.
The Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus will be observed with special services at St. church Friday. Masses will be said in the morning and evening, with services surrounding the hour. The parish Society, comprising the parish members, participates in the observances.
Leroy Deane age 12, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Deane of 6 Walcott Avenue, is at Children’s Hospital in Boston with leukemia a rare disease. He has had 16 blood transfusions with Type 2 blood. He previously visited St John’s Hospital Lowell for a throat infection and returned home. Doctors say he may need an operation to save his life and relief is being sought from local Welfare Commission agent P H Murphy who remains in close touch with the family as doctors pursue treatment and possible surgery.
Rev Amel W Whitener resigns after four years as pastor of the Congregational Church in South Acton. The couple will move to North Dakota where Whitener will lead the Can do Congregational Church and the city church in Leeda. En route they will visit St Louis Missouri and Nebraska before settling. Whitener recently earned a Bachelor of Divinity from Andover Newton Theological Seminary and the couple have been active in church and youth work.
Crowe park hosts a two day celebration sponsored by Booiety with Framingham band Atty pieces opening the program and a Sunday mass at St Bridget's church. A gala fireworks display ends the events at midnight with rain postponement to the following week. Vinsenzo Ruaso chairs the committee with Russell Salamone Frank Finnocchi Louis Lalli and others organizing.
On Sunday 18th at 8 am the JCHurch holds Bim Street service with Holy Communion. At 11 am Morning Prayer and sermon with the choir take place at the Chapel of St. Margaret of Hungary in Sudbury.
Bedford residents report a birth Elizabeth Anne Rennes on May 22 at Symmes Arlington Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jr. Jean Rogers Lord holiday guests returned from New York. Christine Nicholson covers nursing duties at Home Acuta while Miss Nicholson stays away. The annual Night fundraiser by Bedford Grange in Town Hall kept children busy with games and refreshments. St Michael’s parish telethon bridge and whist party raised prizes for charity and birthdays noted for April Flint of Birch Street.
Fraser Laffin erects a residence on Main Street. He recently acquired a large lot to improve with My and Mrs William Bore of ee streets, aiming to develop the property.
The Assabet Mill, part of the American Woolen Company, secured a 500000 yard order for spruce green overcoats from the U S Quartermaster's Department. Edward Williams, resident manager, said production will start immediately and the order promises steady local employment for months, easing recent market slowdowns.
Sudbury’s Ter centenary events run July 2 to July 4 with community groups from the American region Grange and Woman's Club joining the Firemen's Association. The program opens with a 10:15 service in Sudbury Center Unitarian church followed by a speech by Leverett Saltonstall in the Town Hall. A costume ball and old fashioned dance exhibit Monday night, a historical parade on July 4 at 10:80, and a Firemen's field day with fireworks in the evening are planned.
The article notes an attendance at the University of Maine Orono commencement involving Mr and Mrs Frederick L Burke of Main Street and Mr and Mrs Herold Judkina of Weet Geveere. It mentions peers at a meeting of six members in 1888 and references some individuals not present.
Local district council names a new business leader to oversee town development and economic plans. The appointment aims to boost commerce, attract investment, and coordinate with merchants, lenders, and civic groups.
A local club outlines a social gathering titled The Weat Concord Clu to be held on a dune afternoon in 2280 at the home of a member. The notice provides limited details but confirms the event date and host location.
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