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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1939
Page
6
A notice outlines long term farm mortgage loans with small payments and fixed rate. It notes real estate loans, refinance of debts, and farm income requirements. Full circular details available from Secretary I H Upton at 1 St Lowell Massachusetts.
In a tense Gold Ball tournament quarterfinal at a historic court the Ushers rallied from a halftime deficit to beat The Peoples Theatre by a late surge. Tony Lubin Frankie Daley and Tauno Ark led scoring for the Ushers while Ron Weebelund Stacy and a strong team effort fueled the comeback as Billerica pressed to erase a slender early lead by The Peoples Theatre.
Mrs Emma Perry Haynes was taken on March 13 to Framdingham hospital for treatment. She is seriously ill and has the best wishes of her many friends.
Sudbury Center florist Sudbury-Daniel Krause of AFP Clark Inc. wins first prize for a La pines 12 spokes exhibit at the Flower Show held in Horticultural Hall Boston.
Maynard Ushers team aims for success in three basketball events this season while backing a strong community turnout. They lead off in the Gold Ball Tournament at Pastime Hall with finals Sunday, then enter the Central Massachusetts Village Championship at Northboro on March 30 to April 6, joined by clubs from their circuit for fierce, friendly rivalry.
South Acton reports Reverend A W Whitner of the Congregational Church spent a week in New York City attending an inter seminary conference with about 80 delegates from Eastern theological schools. He served as a delegate from the Andover Newton Theological School. Mrs Whitner led the morning service in his absence. William A Flint plans his 80th birthday on March 28 and continues farm work. Nine boys visited the Whitners to assist their son Clarence, marking a small community gathering.
The Tick's parish gathering at the Ald of Ridge's church gym drew a full crowd with dancing, singing including Danny Boy and The Kerry Medley, and a roll of whist prize winners led by Annie Scully and Mrs Fitzgerald. Donors from AOH and auxiliary groups supported a successful social and financial event.
A fragmentary meditation contrasts sayings about heaven and the kingdom of God being within. It notes Charles Stim’s claim that heaven cannot be bought and argues heaven and joy come from being one with God and the word, not from external signs.
Maynard notes a jackpotful bowling day at Lynch alley with Al Myran winning 63 dollars after two strikes and a spare. George Stuart followed with three consecutive strikes for another jackpot, and Rimer Peterson added three strikes in a row later, while George Lynch led a foursome string of strikes.
The Webster Red Wings face the Peeples Theatre Ushers in a championship clash at Pastime Hall next Sunday. The Red Wings, led by Bud Canty with Howie Lorenz, Bernie Forand, Dick Gibney, and Gus Pizetti, have defeated Hudson and the Pearlss to set up the final. Ashers, paced by Daley and Labowicz, aim to upset after beating Acton and Billerica rivals. The winner earns the Senator Lois B Com nors trophy and other awards, with an exhibition in the Gutteridge store to cap a strong season.
Donald A. Lent, a town selectman, will address a Co-op hall gathering tomorrow night. The event, hosted by the United Co-operative educational department, aims to inform about town government and current society conditions affecting about 900 families and their finances.
Edward Eugéne Walker aged 76 of South Sudbury died suddenly March 44 in Wolcott Vermont from a heart attack. He was the oldest son of the late Francis Walker and lived in Sudbury most of his life. He leaves a wife and son, plus two brothers Prentiss and Carlton. He was a descendant of one of the town’s oldest families and will be interred in the family lot in a local cemetery.
Editor notes conflict coverage from Munich talks to the shift in U S policy. Roosevelt era diplomacy emphasized arms sales and moral support to France and Britain while Brazil’s credit deal aimed to spur South American resilience against Axis pressure. Britain risks naval incidents aiding Franco and a five power peace proposal circulates amid Czech Slovakia tensions and German expansion.
Luigi Cardinal Magiaone, 62, longtime friend of Eugenio Pacelli, named secretary of state. Ordained 1901 in Italy, served in Vatican diplomacy, archbishop in Caesarea, nunciatures in Switzerland and Palestine, earned Legion dHonneur in France, appointed amid praise from the government.
Fragmentary text discusses a government matter with dates by May and references to U S hogs and company figures. The legible elements include unclear numbers and garbled phrases about months and admissions. No coherent event or names present to confirm details.
The discussion centers on King George and Queen Elizabeth's planned May to June journey to the United States. Officials and commentators weigh potential impacts, diplomacy benefits, and domestic reactions as coverage speculates on what the royal tour may yield for Anglo-American ties.
A reader notes shifting tone in national politics with sharp critique of the White House and Democratic platform. The writer suggests Republican strength may rise as the political climate eases into a decisive moment and signals toward a potential landslide outcome.
Fragmented report notes a Chicago election on April 4 tied to Passover dates. Mentions radio forecasts and taxation debate. Text is garbled with stray names and phrases, showing a partial, unclear sample of the event and commentary.
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