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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1939
Page
1
Fragmented text recalls Lemu el F Parton and Max, pilots and engineers linked to racing legend figures, with mentions of Howard, Esser, and Evangeline Booth. The piece hints at a storied, old-time scene with a hero’s modest fame, a German comedian, and wartime references, ending with a note about Evangeline Booth’s upcoming October plans.
A fragmentary notice records a graduation assembly at a Bulkeley school with a list of graduates including Moron R Seavey Frederick Antognon Fran cia Bosca Gren redale and several others, ending with a long, unclear roster of names and the year TY 7.
Forty three pupils from Harvey Wheeler nchant in Concord received certificates on Friday admitting them to high school next year. The ceremony marked the completion of their Conth grade, with each student earning formal recognition for advancement.
Concord Academy’s 12 graduates from four states received Deturs for outstanding scholarship with nine from Massachusetts. Frank Dashburn of Brooks School spoke, and several honors were awarded including seven scholarships and five honorable mentions. Tea followed the ceremony as students and relatives gathered in the refreshed school gardens.
The Louisiana Journal editorialized on Concord citizen committee plans to raise a fund for the purchase and preservation of the Old Manse in Concord, a historical shrine tied to Mrs Philipina, urging public support for the project.
The Raton-Weeb wedding featured three attendants with bouquets of shaded African daisies and white choffen gowns. Mr Webb, graduated from Yale, will live at 60 West Cedar Street after September 1. The couple will honeymoon in Bermuda then visit the World's Fair before settling in Groton.
The Wirt Parish scene hosted the wedding of Miss Patricia K Baker and Philip L Smith on Saturday at four o clock. Miss Baker, daughter of Mr and Mrs G Baker of West Acton, wore a pale aqua gown with hat and bridal bouquet. Sister Miss F Smith served as maid of honor in a rose gown and matching flowers. After a ten day wedding trip the couple will reside at 4 Academy Lane.
Miss Helen A Martinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Christian A Martinson of Hubbard Street in Maynard wed George B Thompson son of Mr and Mrs George B Thompson of Great Road Maynard In a four oclock ceremony Sunday Rev Wilfred H Bunker officiated A maid of honor Maxwell Lawrence and best man Howard L King attended The couple held a reception at the bride’s parents home All white attire and flowers were described with a white Marquisette dress and bridal veil
Charles R Voigt spoke at Peter Bulkeley school about the World’s Fair and Concord boys taking part this summer. From Gaenom Council 86 scouts were chosen to visit the fair, sixteen from Pel Bulkeley. Howard G Hawkes discussed summer safety, especially swimming. Maud F Findiesen awarded prizes to Eleanor Cullinane and Richard Kurta for Nature Club proficiency. Robert Antognoni presented a sterling silver dish to Miss Minna and Miss Findelsen in gratitude for a party for the winning baseball squad. Ward coached.
A memorial painting for Miss Margaret T. Murphy, longtime teacher, was shown at a school assembly attended by junior high and high school staff and students. The exhibit featured "Sentinels of the West" by contemporary American poet Carl Ta, with Mrs. Frederick Haigis and several teachers selecting the work.
West Concord post office team fell 4 to 3 to Allen Chair in a Thursday night game at Percy A playground. Andy Vernon struck out 11 and allowed eight hits as the post office built a late rally, but a fielding error doomed them. Bull Carr hit a would‑be homer for the post office in the final inning before being held at third base. Dick O’Neil added a double for the postal workers.
Informal dance event hosted on a residence with attendees including Mise Mary Cheever Marlow and Misa Caroline Swain. It lists parents Edward Destee Harlow and Roger D. Swain and mentions arrest for unknown reasons linked to the gathering.
The Concord High School class of 94 seniors is listed for an evening program in the State Armory. Performers include Rev. George Mulcahy Chorus and Victor Herbert Paveries with solos by Jeanne Janney and Geraldine Farrar among others. Final speaker lineup features Hon. Charlies Prancis Adama Orchestra and Benediction by P Daniels.
A fragmentary item notes Norma Gertead as a poet associated with a Mount Aire graduation event. The readable text is sparse with unclear context and no full sentences to confirm details. Further text would be needed to clarify the exact event and roles.
The Contord Boy Scouts showcased their talents at a local event, earning a chance to represent their group at the World Fair in New York next month. They demonstrated patrols and shared a potluck meal with attendees.
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