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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1938
Page
2
Event notes appear garbled with missing names and dates. The readable fragment suggests a prom or event where a preference or policy is wiped or overridden, but specifics are unclear. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable in the text.
Local organizers stage the fifth annual event titled Gne Peta Vee with community participation and brief remarks. Details remain unclear due to fragmentary text.
A brief notice reports a birth to Mr and Mrs K of Floral Park Long Island New York in the latest Local Births column. The name Robert Dickey appears tied to the family or child in the fragmentary report.
The postmaster and Mrs John McManus spent the past weekend as the guests of friends at Harris At spats. neering Tuesday eve ies ard. of Selectmen Ate. dt .ct for repaint es the Roll. of Nealey.
The Comadra Mothers' Club announced today that Olsen will take the place of Suter Googins as a model for the ion show staged Monday.
A fragmented report notes yesterday’s matinee of Die Nephio by a metropolitan theater, with Dr and Mrs Natee Hosmer Panached in attendance and audience reactions varied.
Mr and Mrs red Byerly relocate to Newark amid a note merchant’s transfer. The item mentions a Mr Byerly transfer and related unspecified details in a fragmentary notice.
Fragmentary text notes a Wednesday Eight game with unclear teams and outcomes. No players, venues, or scores are readable. Further readable details are required for a proper summary.
At 6 0 pm the Intermediate Chetetian Endeavor Society will meet in the church and at 7 30 pm the gospel of Mark study begins. The Fifth Sunday evening Lenten service will be held in the vestry with Rev Paul Hadeon Feder eh as guest. All are welcome, and the community remains hopeful.
At a Tuesday meeting the Board of Appeals heard Harold B P Orendorff and Rothwell N MadRaabe seek a variance to allow using premises for a venture related to an undertaking. The petition was taken under advisement.
The director of public tions for the city notes 960 members of the Seventh National Congress will arrive in Boston on May 14. They will confer in a body and plan a tour of the New England state.
Deputy Sheriff Arthur B Corey announced by Raymond Du mont. State and national club champions will compete in finals in Wichita Kansas with Massachusetts winners set to challenge for the national title.
A fire damaged Union Church with reports of severe scorching across the building. Local firefighters battled the blaze, with authorities detailing the extent of damage and potential investigation into the cause.
Fragmentary text notes a service headquarters on Everett street in Middlesex County with a person described as a drama specialist named Mr. Knaup.
The sale recorded Friday lists four parcels of land at White Pond. Two parcels on Hemlock Street at Bolton Street were sold to Ralph Mann, and two parcels on Shore Drive were sold to Withsrad Parrott and others.
Dr. Chester Adams took charge of last week’s first aid clinics conducted at the Velt rans building under the auspices of Concord Chapter American Red Cross.
The principal announces that Mias wy Ae, vice chairman of Legislation, will speak before the State Legislature. Miss Helen Root will entertain with monologues and Mrs. Guy hosts the afternoon program.
A local Fall River item lists names including Miss Sarah A Loontth and others as part of a discussion on unicameral government. The fragment references Concord High School and mentions supporters and speakers Albert Schiaal Rus atigs Mary Hateh and Carbliné Mac Kenzie in a debate format.
For two weeks Acton fire companies battled several suspicious fires. Starting March 19 at the Strout Ice Houses, fires spread to two buildings and brush, with flames seen at Lowden's Store rear and neighboring property. George Greenough reported the mystery light, and fire crews fought the blaze as roof sections collapsed. Dr. George H. Tuttle’s garage caught fire next, with vehicles moved to safety as rains helped dampen hot spots. A late week fire at Mal’s Mill on Central Street prompted rapid action by firefighters.
A public debate is scheduled at Maynard Hall with speakers including Rev Dr Bah O’Bryan of Bt. 2B parish and Patrick D. of Maynard. The topic is Big the mament Race. Judges include Major Charles Courier and William Stockwell. An annual event will be announced for April 28 in Maynard.
Mrs Jane Hinchcliffe, age 99, a former Lowell resident for 18 years, died Friday. Born April 7 in Magiard she is survived by eight children including Johnne Perthing and Dr Frederick Hinchliffe. Funeral services were held this afternoon with Rev Eaton officiating. burial followed in Lowell Cemetery.
The Bedford Grange held a regular meeting with strong attendance. Joseph Dee of Concord presented a moving picture show on his trip to Ireland, followed by a talk on visited places. A minstrel program by members provided entertainment.
The Maynard Legion Auxiliary received a citation from National President Chara C. Ol dent recognizing 1988 membership of 1937 or more by Jan 1, 1988. Nellie Walcott, president, accepted the award as council members and unit members attended. The Auxiliary plans a food sale on Saturday in the Fowler building and a meeting of the Auxiliary is set for April 26.
Maynard organization voters elected officers including president Fr Cetom once again, with Ralph B. Smith as second vice president and Warren Johnson as treasurer. The group discussed a countywide ring allegation, invited more members, and planned a recruitment drive and a public meeting to be announced later.
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