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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1940
Page
6
A historical note describes the concept of a meter miser within refrigeration, noting its hermetically sealed construction and minimal current draw. The piece argues this device increases economy in use and reduces wasted energy, with emphasis on its steady performance and high efficiency.
A noted minstrel event is set for April 1 at the high school with committee leader Edward J. Hannon coordinating. Frank Sheridan directs the show and veterans James Parrett and Ibert Murphy assist. several local performers are engaged including Leo-Fem Jo Ol John X Mary Z Murphy William A and the Croft Sisters and Brothers with Mrs Byra Moynihan Jack Johnston and Miss Helen Azziakents among others.
Madonna Circle announces a local meeting tonight at Baasin, Tegion to discuss community plans led by Marion T. Kelly. The gathering invites residents to participate in the planning session.
Services for Dr. Middleton were conducted at Woodlawn Chapel with Rev. Store of West Union Church officiating. The Boston-educated physician, 72, retired due to illness after 20 years in Quincy and on Brooks Street. Survived by son Wesley J. Middleton of Needham and daughter Mrs Hadith Kimball of Braintree, as well as six grandchildren.
The article details instrument flight training and blind-flying concerns with references to the Ballantine era equipment, airfield procedures, and hangar operations. It notes pilots like Jeremy Johnson and Bob Carey, Taylorcraft ski flying, and several local field conditions in New England amid spring readiness and regulatory attention from the Civil Aeronautics Authority.
A chaotic draft text lists pilots and passengers for a planned Washington trip. Names include Franky, Tony Waferill, Richard Dwyer, Elmer John, Ralph Kyle, Karlie Leidman, Neil Dye, Georg, and others. The fragment mentions training flights, a Taylorcraft and Cessna, and mapping out routes amid a disorderly scene in a den.
A fragmentary report outlines a Saturday club gathering with Evans Hhostéss hosting and Mire. Sevans entertaining with cards. Members discuss climate, country scenery, and a Monterey stop on a return trip. Mentioned are Gal Gal Halloran’s group, Sudbu, Boston Flower Show, and speaker Walter Stanton of St Ohio directing the eleventy district.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names Roberts and Sener Shyeen with unclear context and missing events or dates, indicating a damaged or partial notice without actionable details or outcomes.
MéGhbI and Ti lead as Millbury tops St Warrick's in a tight contest. Maynard scores key baskets while Horan and Lubin contribute for the locals as the teams trade leads and settle the outcome 25-81 in a high scoring game.
On Thursday evening April 11 the Maynard High School students present a musicale titled This with Stephen Poster followed by a variety show. Miss Eleanor Colburn, supervisor of music, aided by several high school teachers, assists in organizing the event.
A Be ar service for Be like junior high? The note shows a senior high school event at 3:90 o'clock unclear. Local readers should refer to official school announcements for accurate timing and location.
A well known Maynard-Jehn resident, 67, died at his home 827 Acton Street Monday morning after a lengthy illness. He was born in Westbaro and had lived here for 20 years. Survived by wife Barbara and daughter Doris Mier. Prior community member known for his kind nature and local work.
A partial OCR fragment suggests a peculiar room event with unclear participants. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable, leaving the core incident ambiguous and awaiting fuller text.
Fragmentary text mentions community involvement and an AV club with scattered phrases. Specific names, dates, places, or events are not readable.
A garbled OCR excerpt references a Methodist setting and a weekend gathering. It mentions attendance and community members, with unclear names and dates due to illegible text. The fragment hints at a local religious or social event in an American town.
The fisheries and game officials announce restocking plans for western districts with 100000 trout to be planted in streams and ponds. An additional 1 000 000 pond fish are to be released, along with prizes for large catch sizes at the state fair.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Whidme Gemmer and a probate order naming a photograph to be placed over a grave. Mentions dittics and a meeting with directors, a line about a Soviet treaty, and a cryptic reference to Welland. Details are garbled.
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