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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
4
Concorde Enterprise of New York plans a shift to Massachusetts efforts as a representative from Julius Special Agency handles the phase. The noted 38 year old figure Mathews leads the venture with a focus on paid commissions and real estate ties in pending agreements.
The article notes Crowther again as a veteran leader with John J. O Connell junior son of Mr and Mrs Crowther among team members. It mentions Secant team at Consord elected for next year and that Crowther led the squad in scoring as returns are planned for the next season.
Community discussion on adding football to the athletic program continues with support from Bottomley and others. A proposed increase of $11,697.16 for equipment and preliminary steps was debated after a vote opposed to deleting football costs, aiming to boost senior athletics and overall school activity in May.
A March 11 1963 letter to the editor discusses a Massachusetts school funding bill aiming to raise state aid for education. It notes estimated local contributions and percentages for Carlisle Maynard and Randolph, with references to trustees and community efforts to finance schools. Building permits and town appointments are mentioned in a broader municipal update.
Confirmation classes meet Thursdays at 3 15 p m and adult membership classes Sundays at 7 30 p m at the church. The choir will reopen Fridays at 7 p m. Plans include a church school family afternoon. March 24 at 3 p m woman s second mile gift boxes due by March 17 or to Mrs Lanphear. Annual Nashoba Valley Churchmen s Association breakfast March 31 at Groton wood 7 15 p m to 9 a m. Tapa cloth or masi is famous material amascot bark in Fiji.
The obituary notes the death of a long-time resident aged 80, born September 19, 1884 in Newfoundland. Survived by husband Louis a noted steeplejack and three children. Further details are incomplete in the fragmentary text.
An obituary notes Ralph W. Mann died at his home at 25 Tremont. The brief notice records his passing and residence without additional details.
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