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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1938
Page
5
Lions win a hard fought game against Tar Ponda in a preliminary encounter. Lawson and Tar Mog stood out with sharp scoring while Arcisa and others contributed on both ends. The close finish kept fans on edge as late defense decided the outcome.
The Maynard Rod and Gun Club distributed 1000 trout in Maynard and Acton brooks. President Carl Swanson announced the effort funded by the club and Massachusetts Fish and Game. The season opens April 16 with limits of five trout from lakes and ponds and 16 from brooks and rivers, with a focus on stocking and club membership to support stocking and social activities.
Mara Tree and Maynard Warden announce a plan to create a tree planting initiative. The proposal aims to enhance urban green spaces and involve community volunteers in the project.
Funeral services for a longtime Bedford resident and former town treasurer were held at St Michael's with Rev James Walsh officiating. The deceased, associated for years with Mubecue Coa Gratu Company, served the town in public roles and belonged to the Elks and several civic groups. he is survived by his widow Katherine Kirley and children Marion and Philip. Burial followed at Mt Pleasant Cemetery Arlington.
Members of the Acton Grange and guests from surrounding towns gathered for an evening of ritual, officers were installed, and HE L Allard of the Massachusetts State Savings Bank Insurance spoke on life insurance benefits and answered questions.
The piece argues that love can overcome national barriers and guide nations toward peace. It cites Paul and Mary Baker Eddy, asserting God’s unity of humanity and the brotherhood of man as the basis for eliminating wars and distrust. It concludes that divine Love governs hearts to dissolve human conflicts.
Jakola and K P Saari presented the famous Finnish play Huldah in a return performance at Parker Hall on Sunday night. The evening featured the famed duo and the production drew local attendance and positive notices from critics.
The annual event features models displaying Easter fashions for all ages. Gan's Orchestra from Ashby will provide music for the dance, and local stores present children's and girls' fashions. The exhibition is highly anticipated for its quality.
The group from Sudbury attended the International Flower show at the Grand Central Palace in New York last week.
Mr and Mrs Berry of North Road and Mrs L M Kieley of North Road are registered at Chalfonte Haddon Hall Atlantic City.
Governor Hurley with the governor's council designated George F. Lynch of Maynard as bail commissioner to issue warrants. Lynch plans to be sworn in at an early date.
An Acton group in SAmaids of the Ameri car Woman's club works on a drama production with rehearsals for a musical titled Acton Actions of 198% The tentative date remains uncertain as an official approval is pending despite prior entertainment efforts drawing local attention.
Demand for Acton real estate remains strong with rental scarcity noted. Transfers recorded in January February and March include FP Doaset of Sema Gee Fete to A B Conant Jessie M wage vaa Se Wwola i rkator telle T Davis to I Pederson John T MONI et al to M R Moses Taylor trustees to BD L Brown Edith M Miles to N et al Lizzie M Miles to N Davis et al Lizzie M Miles to BM Miles.
The Health Board announces a 2.30 o’clock meeting to discuss welfare of the community. Dr. Crow will be assisted by Mrs Mary Ward in town matters as part of the health service agenda.
George Pederson is seriously ill at home amid unclear references to Aton and agricultural buildings, with OCR text fragments providing minimal context.
A cultural icon makes a notable stage appearance, drawing attention to the event's spectacle and audience reaction. The appearance highlights the subject's influence and the show's reception among attendees.
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