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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1940
Page
5
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A garbled law notice appears to report a missing 800000 deposit. Payment is linked to the Middlesex Institution with unclear dates and names including an assistant, a president, and a figure referencing March 11.
Fragmentary note records Middlesex entry by J W B Eo in Massachusetts on November 11 1940. Local item hints at a race or event with unclear details and participants.
A damaged OCR fragment references a Massachusetts court, a return day in March, and an official filing or docket entry. The legible bits mention Cambridge, a deadline before ten o'clock, and names such as Cy Leggat. The rest is unclear.
The club met at the home of Mrs. Victor Peppard to hear James Witlam Be speak on the Mi Car contest. Mrs. Howard Case spoke and a talk was given. A vote on the plat was asked, and a presenter of unusual interest was noted. The next meeting was set for April 1 at Mrs. Peppard's Concord Street home.
A historical health ad states Dr. Pierce's product aids female strength and vitality by supporting natural assimilation and resistance to daily stresses. The claim emphasizes improved nourishment and endurance for women within a regular regimen.
A fragment notes Sunday March Communion at the lower school with Rev. Peck delivering the sermon and leading prayer. The text mentions a secure arrangement for order and ceremony.
A church notices a sermon by Pastor Morni at 7 p m and a Young People Society meeting. An upcoming visit and community service events are also listed with dates and locations.
A parish community rallies after a notable elder’s son faces a challenging period. Local leaders emphasize enduring faith, mutual aid, and ongoing support to keep traditions strong amid hardship.
A church notices weekly lesson sermon outline citing Biblical passages from James 1 5 17 and a focus on gifts from above. It lists the Golden Texts and theme of humility health strength and righteousness with references and duties for the congregation.
A Sudbury Woman's Club meeting featured a guest speaker focusing on a topic related to a presid club. Attendees included Mrs. Weill, Mrs. Arthur, and Miss Nancy Bart, with a dinner at the House and remarks from several members.
A garbled OCR passage references a Mrs William MacCulloch of Sudbury Center and a Memorial Hospital case. It mentions attorney John Rice of Marlboro and a Master Louis Howelty, with scattered names like Joseph H. Way and South Gud Lae. The fragment hints at a memorial event and related court or legal activity but is largely unreadable.
The Grat Community holds a meeting at Grange Hall on March 28 with a one act play Mare a Million featuring Mrs. Ged a Sullivan and others, plus music and a whist party. A booster event, bingo and raffles are planned and the Harvesters may attend. Josephine Finocchiaro and Grace Whitney are listed among participants.
A damaged OCR fragment describes an evening event with mentions of misbahia and billiards. It references Acton A and a speaker at 6 30, with scattered names and activities, but the legible facts are minimal and unclear.
A cordial invitation extends help to organize an evening of entertainment. Organizers work to assemble a supper gathering with routines and performances. Community members plan to attend a routinal event featuring local talents and light fare.
Notice under Chapter TM General Laws informs that Chil Inc. applies to sell alcohol in a one story Brown building. Named parties include Donald A. Lent Walter Cheslak Leones Alton Sims. The board schedules a hearing in May.
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