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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1937

Page

1

New Fashion and Weather Rise in Spring Trends

A chaotic OCR fragment mentions fashion waves for spring, travel and international topics, then shifts to local industry safety, company actions, and a wedding note. It references water well matters, rolls call outcomes, and radio coverage of a boxing bout, with names like Sinclair, Thomas Coussins, and Eugene Deriin in a busy 19th century-era stitching of events.

Sinclair Thomas Coussins Fo Fay Eugene Deriin Jrom

Testimonial Dinner Noted in Concord by Brooks Attendants

Concord residents gathered for a testimonial dinner honoring Hon. Pe Brooks last Friday at Colonial Inns. Prominent dignitaries attended as Councillor Brooks delivered remarks and Edward B. Caiger of Concord spoke.

Concord Pe Brooks Colonial Inns Re Town Committee Councillor Brooks Edward B. Caiger Concor Sided

Diploma Exercises for Concord Evening Class

June 25 program outlines diploma ceremony for Concord School of Ling class at Mary, with a lengthy class poem and musical pieces by Brahms, Beethoven, and others. Graduates to be named when the program is published. remarks by Dr Daniel L Marsh of Boston University and choir numbers conclude the event.

Concord Ool Mary Tannhanagner Beethoven Ibyine L. Sheehan Brahms Leon F Daniel L. Marsh Boston University Siberia Mbs Gong Iks Martinů, Goodwin Station of Diplomas Josephine Kan Giorgia A

New England Newspaper Offers 3000 Prize Contest

Readers of the Enterprise may win a share of 3000 in a cooperative New England contest with 2000 first prize among top winners each state. Six jumbled words appear weekly with clues to identify their city state college or site. Free gift packages from national foods will go to the first twenty winners in each state.

New England Enterprise

Historical survey holds high interest continues on page two

Concord Free Public Library workers in Middlesex County finish work cataloguing letters and manuscripts linked to Ephraim Bull. Staff search attics and trunks for old letters diaries and family records to support the project.

Concord Concord Free Public Library Middlesex County Histrétcal Ephraim Bull

Girl Scouts Rally awards badges in Concord

At the June 17 rally at The Girl Scout House in Concord Troops 1 3 and 4 received proficiency badges and attendance stars. Mrs Leon Foss spoke on the role of badges in the program as members from Troop 1 entertained with songs around the campfire. A large number of scouts will attend summer camps and the rally marked the season’s end.

Concord Girl Stouts of Girl Scout House Leon Foss Patricia . Brown Eléanor Ipinsasce Leaner Baker Betty Baggesen Reuneet Olsen Firet Leanor Baker Vir

Concord Calendar Highlights Local Events This Week

Concord Enterprise lists weekly notices including Concord High School graduation at State Armory, Lake Walden swim classes, Mothers Club event, Strawberry Festival at Evangelical Church, Concord Players annual meeting, Red Cross swimming, Suzette Summer School opens its twenty third session, and community gatherings through July 1. Entry deadline is Tuesday evening each week.

THE Concord Enterprise Concord High School State Armory Lake Walden Concord Players Veterans ‘Bureau Red Cross Suzette Summer School of Music

Flowers for Shut In Boston Gardens At Colonial Inn

Residents with flowers for ailing or elderly neighbors in Boston are invited to bring blooms to the Colonial Inn on Mondays during a few remaining months. Flowers will be collected and sent to the King’s Daughters for distribution to hospitals and homes in need.

Boston Colonial Inn Beeton

Peter Bulkeley Graduation Honors All 57 Eighth Graders

Fifty seven members of the eighth grade at Peter Bulkeley completed the program receiving athletic letters and certificates. A brief red program featured orchestration and singing with Francie Ward in charge of presenting the awards to the boys.

Peter Bulkeley Francie Ward

Rod and Gun Club Plans Lake Boon Outing

Middlesex County League of Sportsmen's Clubs details its annual outing at Lake Boon set for September 19. A committee handles ticket distribution with Concord allotment 400 books and each member receiving about 25 books to sell. Tickets include a chance at a 1937 Plymouth Standard Coach and $400 in cash prizes with one hundred dollar top prize.

Rod and Gun Club Middlesex County League of Sportsmen's Clubs Lake Boon Concord Plymouth Standard

Red Cross swimming classes open season at Concord

The Concord Chapter of the American Red Cross started its 1937 season with the first swimming class held on Monday June 21 marking the thirteenth year of the program. Mrs Rodney E Pratt treasurer presides over the course and Richard Steele Mansfield High coach enters his fourth year as life saving and stroke instructor assisted by Herbert Bmer Jr Miss Margaret Piper and Mrs Wilson.

Concord American Red Cross Rodney E. Pratt Richard Steele Mansfield’ High Herbert Bmer Jr Margaret Piper Wilson Ruth Lawrence Joan Condon Pauline Anderson Rita Reese Lsa Sieburth Edwin Champey David Gifford Robert Damon Dana Wetherbee Rita Converse Virginia Fish Ann Pratt Jane Daniels Edward B. Caiger

Concord High Class of 912 Holds 26th Reunion at Nashoba Tavern

The Concord High School class of 912 held a 26th anniversary reunion on June 19 at Nashoba Tavern. Attendees toured the new school building with Superintendent Wells, heard short speeches, and enjoyed dinner and dancing.

Concord Nashoba Tavern Wells Robert Hudspeth Leslie Moore Florence Hubbard Arthur Godding Godding Margaret’ Brennan Thomas ‘Hollis Charles Roche Harry Dye Bertha Everett Montague

Town Treasurer Office Extends Summer Hours

The Town Treasurer and Tax Collector announces new summer hours. In July and August the office closes at 4.30 each day prior to five. On Saturdays operations end promptly at noon for the rest of the summer.

Concord

Concord Scouts Camporee Showcases Algonquin Pageant

Concord Boy Scout troops gathered for a Sachem Council Camporee near Cambridge Water Basin. Units pitched tents and competed in camping drills while Contesta activities covered all camping phases. A campfire and Saturday night entertainment followed by Sunday church service culminated in camping certificates. A Saturday pageant for families highlighted Algonquin Indian customs.

Concord Boy Scout Cambridge Water

Lawton & Be Appliance Plan July Fireworks Sale

George Lawton and Alfred Lufkin rent Mrs. Garry's store near the Concord railroad station for the week before July 4. They will offer a very complete assortment of fireworks for sale during this period.

George Lawton Alfred Lufkin Lawton & Be Appliance Co Mrs. Garry Concord

Concord UK Pardons Committee Report Signed June 18 1987

The Committee on Pardons Institutions and Ms. submitted its report to the Government on June 18 1987. Four of five members signed the report Frank A. Brooks chairman S Lindsay Edward T Collins and Charles J OConnor. Bayard Tuckerman did not sign.

Concord Executive

Concord Reformatories Pardons Committee Report Opinion

Arthur T Lyman summarizes a Concord Enterprise state ment on the Pardons and Prison Committee report. He concurs with the executive council but says Norfolk should not be enlarged and notes about 40 percent of parolees are revoked or re sentenced. He supports using existing facilities for their intended purpose.

Arthur ‘T Lyman Utive Council Norfolk Concord Reformatory

Concord will of Alfred Sawyer inspires probate interest

Fragmentary OCR hints at a will for Alfred Sawyer of Concord. Several named individuals like Marion Barker and Edward McKenna are mentioned amid notes on heirs and income provisions. The text references the Sawyer family and probate significance.

Ncord Alfred Sawyer Concord Marion, Barker of Hul Edward McKenna Sawyers

John V Athorp: of a religious community

The fragment mentions John V Athorp associated with a religious group or community. Details are sparse, with limited context on location, date, or role. Further readable lines are needed to confirm identity and broader notable actions.

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