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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
7
A weathered fragment notes a security event titled a gemi-pro tournament at Hudson Wetside Park between events on the 24th. It mentions publicity aims, Biy-State teams, and Wichita officials with Commissioner oversight. Corey is referenced as a past figure.
Local chatter hinges on whether West Concord or other roster prospects will enter the state tournament from Concord. Officials weigh lineup guesses as veterans and newcomers loom for the Cardinals bid, with strong support and rival hopes shaping the field.
Commonwealth Massachusetts Middlesex ss Probate Court invites interested parties to object to Flora A Bewell of Ayton being appointed executrix of Franky Tasker’s estate. A written appearance must be filed in Cambridge before ten o clock in the forenoon on July 15 1938. Witness John Legent Esquire First Judge. Loring P Jordan Register. June 29 July 6 1938.
The Quarterly Meeting of the Trustees of the Assabet Institution for Savings will be held at the Banking Rooms Maynard Massachusetts on Wednesday July 6 1938 at eight o'clock A M for the purpose of transacting any business which may properly come before the meeting. President Howard A Wilson Clerk.
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal notice reference to a payment or service institution and names including Ballou and Fane with dates June 22, 1938 and July 6. Extractable details are unreadable. main action and parties unclear but record is a public notice item.
A fragmented lost item notice indicates a missing bank book on account number 80 with duplicate applications received by the treasurer Maas and institution B McCleary. The readable text implies an official notice seeking recovery and return to the bank or local office.
The article ponders if West Concord can repeat past tournament upsets against dominant teams. It references past results where lesser sides like Chinawax and Cofcorl T. T. overcame stronger rivals and asks if an underdog can rise this year as well.
Major Charles S Coulter of West Acton is announced as the New England candidate for the Committee of 38 the national board of directors of the National Journalists Society. The notice cites his prior memberships in Maine and Hawaii chapters and his reputation as a military historian as he serves as a delegate to the Detroit convention July 7 8 9.
Miss Edith B. Foster, school nurse, reports 76 visits to schools, 16 special examinations, 8 readmissions after exclusion for communicable disease. Dr. Edwart Flaherty examined 637 pupils, with 10 school visits and 5 treated at the physician's office. A Board of Health vaccination clinic led by Dr. Earl F. Ryan and staff vaccinated 49 pupils. Dental clinics treated 19 pupils by Dr. John Bellows and Dr. R. Garland.
Rev. Jalsey I. Andrews, rector of St. George's Episcopal church, attends a study conference on Church work at Wellesley College led by Bishop Stephen Keeler. He will lead St. Anne's church in Lincoln starting next Sunday. St. George's services return to the usual schedule. The annual parish picnic is set for July 4 at Fort Pond camp, Littleton.
Governor Hurley signed measures granting a state education grant up to 260 a year for children of mothers who died in World War I service, and extending similar aid to children of fathers who died from World War I service. The bills include extensions for survivors to take free courses, updates to securities laws, broker license exams, and stricter registration. Other acts adjust wages for state projects, police off day pay, and minimum wage rules for metropolitan workers.
George Avery died at Framingham Union Hospital in his 72nd year. He ran a Marlboro furniture business and was a well known Framingham store manager and civic figure. Born Millbury November 7 1866, his father David Avery was longtime town clerk.
John W. Hargis of Greentiela announces he will not enter the Republican nomination for governor. He cites the demands of modern politics and his family and business responsibilities as preventing his candidacy at this time.
Fragmentary text mentions dentifrice and teeth care. Referenced brands appear garbled with stray phrases about brushing teeth twice daily and surface stains. No clear event or identifiable person or organization is present to summarize into a coherent news item.
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