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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1938
Page
3
Saturday April box Benecit open to all with Holy Communion scheduled earlier in the day. The hat will be paced and proceeds go to a local club entertainment program.
A local dairy on Great Road plans expansion into ice cream production and retail sales. The firm emphasizes pasteurized milk quality and a strong future outlook as it builds its new facilities and integrates manufacturing with direct sales.
Members of the Emerson Society of the First Parish in Cambridge attended a rally at Sanders Theatre in Cambridge on Sunday. The event included a lunch, a guided Harvard tour, and an afternoon and evening program with talks by Kinglty Mather of the Harvard geology department and Dean Willard L. Sperry. Hollis Professor Henry Jaéot Dan presided at the evening session.
Mr and Mrs Jonn Marehall Eaten announce the engagement of their daughter Webb to Gris. Webb is a student with ties to Yale and Fehon college. The notice notes Pats partner and references a 1933 debut and paternity unclear in the fragment.
The veteran, who served 18 months including hospital time, returns home and is recognized for his service. He studied at Wentworth Institute and is expected to pursue a career in the title business.
Over the past weekend Judge Prescott Kay of Wormer marked his 80th day at home on Main Street with telegrams of felicitation from Mr Cahoon, father of the Kayes. Sunday's events at West Concord Union Church featured Rev Nomad Ake Lott of the South Aton Universalist Church as guest speaker.
Property transfer notes indicate Potter Street parcel sold by Michael to Mr and Mrs Abram Myette. Details show ownership change between private parties with no mortgage oragency involvement provided.
Mary Pavia announces a trip to Washington D C for the middle of April with telephone arrangements in place.
In a weekend service at the First Parish Church Rev Edward P Daniel preached on The Divine link as the congregation gathered for morning worship. The Concord 46 tournament enters its twenty third week with the livoraians leading scoring 746 points while Elks 737 and Knights of Columbus 717 trail.
New Bendix home appliance model debuts at the W A Freeman Co at 50 Main Street Maynard in an advance notice. The advertisement highlights a Maynard launch event and storefront display.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to James J. Mansfield Fost 158 American Legion will meet at the Veterans' hall on Monday April 4 at 11 am Catherine Barr daughter of the Barr Adjutant of the aed pi eee has for the Auxiliiz Local Legion Auxiliary mit at the County meeting in Bedford Saturday were Secretary Mary Pistin Mrs Robert Harvest Mrs aen member of the ecutive ard and President Helen JE Pai A County Martiany Bridge and Whist party combined with a Food Sale will be held Saturday April 2 in Legion hall peged Buine Central square brid
Health Department of the Concord public schools runs an annual clinic for preschool and school age children. The program aims to prevent illness and reduce absence due to disease in the town, with hopes that the outbreak will not return.
A fragmented schedule notes Wednesday evening worship at Reading, with sermon themes from Christian scripture. It mentions lessons, prayers, and references to salvation and timely grace, alongside ecclesiastical practices and quotes from the Bible.
Parish notices announce a seven o clock meeting with guest speaker Weaving and remarks by Rev King former Olivet president. Holy Communion will be offered by Rev Benjamin A. Tuesday at noon a sermon titled The Time of Decision. An Am Meeting of the Womens Parish will be April 4 at 1 pm in Roseburn.
A fragmented OCR item references a church named Church of Our Savior or Christian aid efforts. It notes possible activities or notices from a religious group, with unclear dates and locations. The readable words suggest community aid and church involvement, but specifics are unavailable.
Fragmentary notes mention times 5 am 8 15 am 10 am and late mags with ret 5. No coherent event or names available.
Petitions are being circulated and signed in a local campaign. Citizens are urged to participate as organizers push for formal endorsements and community support.
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