03 Mar 1938
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1938
Page
1
The erudite head of the committee will pick candidates for Harvard sabbatical years. Mr. Bryan is a publisher of lyric poetry, politics, history and the classics. Mme Dupuy expanded a vast French newspaper publishing empire after inheriting a string of titles.
A fragmentary account describes a near clash aboard the vessel Esther Dee in 1822. The writer recalls speaking with crew members and a heated exchange that almost led to violence.
This week the Concord Woman's Club staged two comedies The Bee on Stilts and One of Those Days drawing larger crowds despite inclement weather. Cast members included Anne Root Mrs Russell Robb Dr Kenneth Robertson and others with monologues by Mrs Stedman.
The Concord Athletic Association invites new memberships to support its activities. Members already enjoy Hunt Gymnasium facilities open in the evenings for basketball and other games. A secretary handles inquiries and accepts applicants including youths three years old and up.
Richard Kee introduces a program at Carlow featuring lantern slides and motion pictures. The event blends educational visuals with early cinema to engage attendees in local cultural programming.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Concord organizing a town initiative to promote civic projects and likely a center with board sponsorship. The text references a committee, town visitors, and efforts to advance local activities.
More than 200 people attended Union Church’s Monday evening turkey supper and minstrel show. Frank C. and Robert E. B. Cousins supervised the supper and led the program with Marge Leighton as headwaiter. A temporary song interrupted the show before the closing chorus Songs of Tossen day and other tunes ended the event with audience spotlights.
The fragmentary text mentions new doves and developments tied to a World War era context. It references groups or individuals in a nonspecific, unclear manner and lacks concrete details for a fuller summary.
The Town considers paying for land to avoid eminent domain. The Board notes a higher price may be acceptable to secure usable land at the South site. Chairman Brown urges returning a sealed figure to reflect a fair price, while rejecting indeterminate bids and avoiding delays.
A wartime veteran described as a former Vice Commander of the James Legion and past grand officer of Concord Lodge 1479 Be roan and Protective Order is noted for active fraternal involvement. He resides at 1 Francis Street, West Concord, after living in Acton, and has three daughters.
The Concord Young Republicans will hold their March meeting at the Girl Scout House on the eighth. The agenda includes discussions on club activities and local civic affairs.
A brief card of thanks from FIVAND BERMA? expresses gratitude to Concord voters for their support. The note thanks the electorate and closes with a courteous sign off.
Fragmentary text shows a meeting of old samplers with Mrs Aries K Houghton and Miss Eda F. airman involved. Details are unclear and phrases are incomplete.
The Salvation Army is described as impressive in its work to meet physical needs and guide the destitute toward spiritual life. It praises its charitable, non sectarian outreach and notes that funds collected are turned in and used for the Army’s activities.
Fragments report lighter snowfall in Done, with forecasts of nearly a foot earlier in the period. Local weather notes mention unsettled skies and drifting conditions as residents monitor accumulation.
Local precinct results show Ivan Do Bervaié elected by 104 votes to a new member seat in the election. Re-election efforts include Henry Z. Denmott challenging Pieri by Anderson with a 541 vote margin. Various town offices and committees receive appointments or terms, including treasurer, tax assessor, road commissioner, and board of health.
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