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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1935
Page
6
Maynara Murray Peppard a Phillips Academy graduate earned an election to study abroad as an exchange student. The recognition highlights her academic record and participation in overseas programs.
The German University as Phillips Andover's first representative was honored Sunday morning at Union Congregational Church. Rev. Mathew A Vance presented Pep pard with a watch on behalf of parishioners. He plans to depart for Germany in August.
Administrator George A Richardson and O L Clark announce a 44 member A orchestra will perform on the common Sunday afternoon July 21. They will play works by Lucius Hosmer, the Acton native who died recently and had planned to arrange and lead the pieces. An ERA band will provide music for the following day’s pageant.
A historical note explains that prior to the 19th century England condemned with hanging anyone found guilty of attempting suicide, as the state sought to deter self harm and regulate the act.
A housing column outlines early symptoms of deterioration from leaky roofs to cracked walls and loose tiles. It advises roof overroofs, stucco base considerations, cellar recreation rooms, porch paint, and choosing light wall colors to conserve eyesight.
Maynard Mullin a respected resident and former town official died at his home Wednesday night at age 69 near 70. Born in Londonderry Ireland he lived in the town since childhood and is survived by daughter Loretta Mullin and three sons Albert Leonard and George Mullin. Funeral held Saturday at St Bridget's with Rev James Sherry officiating burial in St Bridget's cemetery with nephews as bearers.
Kare Giyom of Mest displays Maori carved nephrite pieces from Zealand. Exhibits highlight traditional craftsmanship and cultural ties between Maori artists and Zealand museums.
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