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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1939
Page
1
Fragmentary notes describe Lemuel F Parton amid mountain land concerns. References to WPA connections, estate interests, and possible getaway plans hint at local disputes and political maneuvering. Readable names and places are limited, but the piece signals ongoing property, development, and governance tensions.
The United States Senate considers ending irregular prayer practices by the chaplain Rev. Zerme Phillips and consolidating prayer sessions into a single daily format. Proposed changes would reduce the annual cost from 1680 dollars to about 16 dollars per prayer, shifting opening prayers to a standardized approach and reducing party influence on the practice.
A Concord library hosts the second annual photography exhibit by local women. Entries on display Friday include prints and portraits, with viewing starting at 4 PM.
The text describes a project with the Near East Foundation providing support at a set rate to enable individuals to live in their own homes and care for one or two children. It notes indigenous patterns and attire linked to local villages, with recognition of a bride’s handwoven work.
World Poultry Congress meets July 8 in Cleveland to promote all phases of the poultry industry. Harold Tompkins of Concord is appointed to raise funds, selling membership certificates usable at the congress to cover expenses beyond the $75,000 authorized by the state.
The Concord Legion Band held a successful whist party with prizes awarded for high and low scores. A concert by the band drew strong applause, with Hayes receiving a top prize and Mrs. Allen taking second for high score while Mrs. Foater won second for low score. Refreshments followed the event.
A Greater Boston Advisory gathering at the Hrangeling Booth Home highlighted services across 24 units. Sponsoring committee members from Concord and nearby towns included Lars Anderson David Baldwin Miss Sarah Bartlett Rev Daniels and others.
Italian news items describe Hapatches reporting on Tunis, capital of Puhiria in North Africa, noting regional significance and potential strategic relevance amid broader North African affairs.
A fragmented note reports debate over a free concert in the capital at Constitution Hall. The D A R. denial is mentioned amid lines about a contralto and a voice from Mrs. Frank itdon, referenced by the Daughter.
In Chicago primaries the head of C10 resolves a peace effort with Kelly Green, aligning with party leaders. The move signals a bid to ease tensions ahead of the contest, with officials noting improved cooperation among factions.
In a stormy session the British House of Commons approved a motion censuring the Spanish government and recognizing the Nationalist forces, following a heated debate on labor policy and foreign policy alignment.
A 1830s gown display by the Women’s Farish Association showcased historic fashion, including wedding attire and modern bridal trends. The event featured numerous attendees and models, with applause for each number as social figures of Concord attended.
A Concord American Legion Band member died in hospital. He lived with his niece Mrs Clarente Nelson on Monument Street and is survived by two sisters in Norway. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 pm at Evangelical Free Church, Carlisle, followed by burial in Green Cemetery.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a local event at a road or avenue with a 2:00 time, mentions a hospital and Beek, and references a society and solos. Details are unclear due to garbled copy, but indicates a community gathering or notice with names Mv and Mre Henty and associated locations.
The West Concord Union Church reveals a March 12 River Commandment sermon and a March 26 message on perfection, with Easter Sunday April 9 titled Master Assurance. Lent midweek services feature guest preachers from Stow Endicott Federated and Littleton churches through March 28, with Holy Week plans to follow.
Brief unreadable notes show stray names and phrases with unclear context. The readable bits hint at a stray reference to dates months and places but lack coherent events or details.
Mr and Mrs Hollis Beattie and Shirley North Adams are mentioned in a small local item from the North Adams section. The brief note highlights family ties and regional connection within the community.
Mr and Mrs Bengon of Derby Street Westa host guests this week. Mrs Mantha Skinper is accompanied by her own George from Gloucester during the visit.
A fragment mentions Mrs Theodore Geyliger ondiate Turnpike hosting friends in Miami. No clear event or date provided.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a social notice listing several individuals tied to West Concord. Names include Mre Fannie Butcher and Mrs Margaret f Athol with ambiguous roles and locations such as mareingtan avenue. The text is incomplete and provides no clear event or date.
Fragmentary notice describes a penny sale at a West Concord women’s club event with a regular meeting pattern and references to the Concord area.
Church programs listed for Sunday include morning worship with sacrament and One Thing at 10 46 and Sunday school for primary junior senior. Quiet time at 9 15 and mid week Lenten service at 7 30 led by Rev Matthew A Vance of Maynard. Junior and senior choirs practice at 6 30 and 7 00 respectively with a junior Christian Endeavor at 6 30 and an additional senior choir session.
Regular meeting Thursday night of the third degree team met at a town hall. Hazel Robinson Beatrice Parsons Eleanor Mariano and Marie Murphy acted as hostesses. Hazel Robinson, master, has been officiating. Presiding.
The First Parish in Concord reports Rev Edward P Daniels preaching at 9 45 a m with Ger vee in the church. The Society meets in the vestry at 6 30 p m and the Lenten season opens with a vestry gathering Monday evening March oon. Daughters will meet with Mrs Wendell Raymond.
On a Wednesday evening Mareh Kooin led a frustrated discussion at Union Church about marriage. Jevegh Deo spoke on teenment and warned of concerns affecting young people facing marriage.
Margaret A. Ollerhead Kelley notes the death of John R. Kelley a longtime Harness Company employee in Concord He left two sons John R Kelley and Charles B Kelley and was remembered by the company with a 16 year tenure and wartime service in 1872 era notes indicate Beuldes and Laws Broad road Concord residents involved.
A garbled 1918 score note reports a visiting team from Lasington playing Concord High. Details and names are unreadable but indicate a game outcome or score fragment.
June Parker president and Shaenrittes chairperson announced the selection of Yappe Belle MacV ile Mams and Betty Reid as chairmen and leader respectively for the upcoming Prayer Meeting Committee roles.
A mangled OCR fragment mentions Boston and conference related terms with unclear details. The readable bits reference a sports or athletics context but lack coherent names, dates, or outcomes to form a complete item.
At the Monday after noon Whist club gathering in Coon hall prizes were won by Catherine Be te Susie Mad n Lena Gertrude Bakun Eva Morrill Joseph ine Sheridan Trude Tucker Peorna Ger abeth Playart Julia B Alice Murphy Wile e and.
A string of upcoming performances at the high school in Ohio City is announced with tickets to be sold at the door. Organizers urge attendees to arrive early for a seat. The events feature local musicians and a dance showcase by Lena Seren and Roe ui.
Vague OCR text mentions town issues with floors and an extension of a system. It lists names such as John, Ernest, Bowry and roles like moderator and clerk, but details are garbled. The readable fragments suggest a local government notice or meeting item with appointed or elected officials.
Fragmentary notes describe a local program or event in Old Concord, Pennsylvania with unclear details. The readable text hints at a scheduled activity or meeting but lacks precise names, dates, or locations. Further legible text is needed for a complete summary.
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