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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1939
Page
6
Readable text is fragmentary and unclear about names, places, or events. No definite person, organization, date, or outcome can be established from the provided OCR snippet.
Fragmented OCR lists names and places from a local gathering and notices. It mentions Arthur White, Jeanne Ruxton, Lavanya Sudbury, and Elizabeth Tate among attendees, with references to rooms, a park event, a private afternoon prize, and a Tasmanian trip, forming a chaotic patchwork of local life.
The obituary notes Myers family members, including Mira Rowell and Temne Myers, with details of residence in Hopkinton and Newton Street. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2:20 PM at 32 Washington Street Hudnan, with interment at Roborval Cemetery.
Students and Fitchburg State College organized a Monday gathering at the Rolston Quarry. Susan traveled from Orchard, Maine to attend the week’s church event, with Nekereahe expected to participate in the annual retreat at Brian's Church.
A petition petitions probate of a will or estate in Suffolk County Mass. Naming executors Marvet s. WMatealt and Richard C. Metcal t of Concord and George Ro Metcal t of Boston. Notice asks interested parties to appear by July 11 2099 before Chief Justice Cambuldee. Filing shows Loring P. Jordan Reg ister.
A long parade through Maynard streets followed by a solemn St Bridget church Mass and a fireworks display at midnight. Notables include Rev James Bry, Anthony Mistrella, and Vincensio Ruano leading the committee among Italian American groups and local societies.
Bereeoh High School staff and senior writer committee attended a pop concert at Symphony Hall on Monday night. The group, including editor in chief Daniel O Leary and business manager Lealie Rivers, sat in place of the Screech Owl dance.
The article discusses pansies as easy to obtain and appealing, likening them to kittens in charm. It notes they prefer cool, moist soil and rich ground, tolerate rough handling during transplanting, but require regular tending and frequent picking to avoid early end of summer blooms.
Maynard Alfred D Holt 68 of 58 Bummer Street died Saturday morning at home after a long illness. Survived by wife Gertrude a daughter Marion a teacher in Wellesley schools and son Arnéat Holt of New Jersey. Funeral Monday at home with Rev Earon Marshall officiating. burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
Maynard Misa Rose Swarts daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Swarts of Warren Street Maynard and William Levine son of Mr and Mrs Isaac Levine of Walnut Street Revere were married last night at New Ann Plaza in Rowbury. Rabbi Jacobson of Boston officiated. Bridesmaid was Maynard Swarts sister and best man was a cousin. Families and friends from Maynard Revere Lowell Framingham Aunt Maine New York City attended. the couple will reside on Washington Street Dorchester.
Murray Bisbee Pepperdine of Concord Street graduated magna cum laude from Amherst College with high honors in German. He is a Phi Beta Kappa recipient and earned the John Woodruff Simpson Fellowship for a year of graduate study at Yale College. He also held graduate scholarships at Yale and studied in Germany as a student exchange participant.
Frank J. DeMers Post American Legion voted to place a brass tablet on two tennis courts at Alumni Field and to provide two nets for forty courts for use this week. The effort honors earlier Legion work, with a prior $1000 contribution and voluntary labor noted. The project aims to expand court availability by early next week ahead of the Legion’s annual meeting in Taunton.
Disjointed OCR text fragments reference loss of vital power and vague assurances of care. The lines mention names like Bovee and Patton in a puzzling, incomplete phrasing. No clear event, date, place, or accountable persons are identifiable.
Acton Grange hosted a Tuesday evening gathering with about 70 Past Masters and officers in attendance. The event honored the late Sister Candice Shaw, featured memorials, a social program with instrumental music, dances, and tributes from multiple nearby granges including Leominster Cambridge and Nashua Pomona, with officers and dignitaries from Middlesex Worcester and surrounding areas.
The newly organized Méghland Baséballv club features a high school nine as nucleus and is strengthened by well known players. An eager umpire and keen youth participants supported the effort as the club handled many ball packs during formation activities.
A local group plans trips to the New York World's Fair next Saturday. Three buses plus the band will depart tonight at 6 30 from here and head to Fitchburg where a late night gathering will occur before continuing by bus or private car to the fair. The United Concert band from Maynard, six pieces, is listed among attendees.
Fragmentary text references a public dump opening on Thursdays and Saturdays in a New York area. Mentions a band leader Robert and a Maynard cast over a station. Details are incomplete and names patchy.
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