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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1939
Page
4
A fragment describes a letter of recommendation for an individual connected to Montgomery and MI, with references to Parle and LMS. The text hints at dates and a forthcoming move or credential, suggesting an institutional or academic process and potential plans involving multiple names.
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Fragmentary text mentions curriculum content and gratuitous worry within a 80 be SaSS context. No coherent event or entities identified.
The text blends practical bee avoidance in a car with historical remarks on Jewish refugees aboard the St. Louis. It contrasts bee stings with common remedies and shifts to reflections on humanitarian duty, urging compassion and coordinated action by states to aid displaced Jews.
The meeting marks the golden anniversary of Mr and Mrs Sunderland in Maynard with a reunion and dinner. Attendees include Fred Axford Rockville CT and Mrs Brooks Maynard, plus many relatives from Connecticut and New York. Henry Murphy and John Sunderland, longtime Maynard postmaster, were among those noted.
Pea and Princeton schools offer only two courses in the old Iran and Turkish fields while other American universities plan to expand their catalogs in ancient history and languages.
Donald Parsons, son of Mr and Mrs Pareona Mra, from West Acton, is reported to have died this week following a street incident in Rashindale. The notice provides sparse details and does not list additional family or funeral arrangements.
William Hooper Reynolds writes from Maynard Massachusetts thanking 2987 local citizens who signed a petition weeks earlier. He notes no update on his professional status since early May and asks the editor to publish his gratitude.
Acton Congregational Church teens organize a Bible class and meet Mondays with teacher Charles B. Myre at Caterdbrook Road. The group aims to study scripture and share in helpful discussion within the community.
The ceremony featured a soprano solo and a bridal procession as Miss Downey, sister of the bride, and Miss Rose M. Maeids assisted. The bride wore a gulf white gown with tulle train and a coronet of orange blossoms. her twin sister served as attendant in pale pink with blue delphinium. The reception followed at home on Chadwick Street, with many friends from South Acton attending. The couple will reside on Chadwick Street, Acton, as the bride, a St Charles Notre Dame alumna, and the groom, a member of the Acton Fire Department and local companies, start married life.
Miss Patt Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph G Baker of West Acton wed Philip Smith son of W Lincoln Smith of Concord at the Unitarian Congregational Church in Concord. The ceremony Saturday at 4 PM featured maid of honor Miss Betty Smith Ulster and best man Als brother. Reaching home from a wedding trip the couple will reside in Concord amid attendance by local residents and out of town guests.
Arlene Jones daughter of Ralph T Jones of Maple Street Beath Acton was married to George W Riddle of M ire. Rev Andrew J Tarelel performed the ceremony at the home in the evening.
An advertisement proclaims a new camera that works day or night with standard film and no extra gear. It claims instant setup by aiming through a viewfinder and pressing the shutter, offering hours of fun and a free camera with newspaper subscriptions. It urges readers to act now and join a rapid eligibility claim.
A special Mass at St Michael's Church marked the eleventh anniversary of Rev. Father John T. Mullen's death. The service, at seven o'clock, was led by Rev. Michiel J. Murphy, pastor, for the repose of the late pastor.
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