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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1938
Page
4
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Fragmentary OCR reads like a dated ledger with scattered names and dates 1818 1890 1911. Phrases reference New York Denver Adams Beal and Basin Most with unclear context. The fragmentary source preserves only partial names and numbers without a cohesive event.
A local cycling note describes adding a rivet, proper lights, and reflectors to a riding setup for safer night use. The mention emphasizes visibility and rider safety improvements.
Concord High's baseball team lost to Pembroke 8 to 7 after a rain delay, despite Buddy Rodgers holding the home team to three hits. J Mara led Concord with four at bats and two runs, while Mike Maloney and Callahan contributed in a high scoring, rain shortened game.
The Peter Bulkeley Junior High baseball team began its season with a victory over Belmont in an early game reported by The Concord View. The write up lists players Joseph Dem, William Soa Curto, Jack Wia Yih Da Ani, and William Ma Shere, with details on the concert program and orchestra activities featuring Robert Antoguoni and other students supervised by Miss Reynolds.
A fragmented newspaper snippet describes a boy and a bicycle in a chaotic street scene with cars and lights. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear names, places, or outcomes. The piece reflects an older style narration and hints at urban traffic mayhem.
Ellewen Peter Bulkeley pupils receive prizes for a poster contest sponsored by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Elizabeth Sanborn won first prize a bronze medal with a blue ribbon. Anna Gordon second prize a bronze medal with a red ribbon. Several other students received medals or honorary subscriptions for contributions to the "Our Animals" series.
A local group designated as a Safety Committee, led by Fred White with members Charles Leon, Robert E. Sheehan, and Maurice McWalter, aims to improve highway safety. A recent nine day trip to Sea Aiken included travel from Da tona to the coast, noting travel from Miss involving the party.
Local notice states Edwin Sherman is returning to South Sudbury on Monday after a period away. Details on destination or purpose are not provided in the fragment.
A few days before his 97th birthday on Thursday April 28 Aaron Jones Fletcher observed in his garden among flowers and hens. Despite frail health he remains active enjoying his home veranda and garden, sharing with relatives and friends without a special observance. Specimens of insect nests he gathered during his railroad career hang in his veranda.
Middlesex Central Pomona Grange schedules May 18 in Weston with fifth degree and inspections by a Mass State Grange deputy and an Educational Aid collection. June 1 in Bedford features Legislative Night with Hon. Horace Cahill and Home and Service talks. June 15 in Lexington hosts Dr Henry Bikind on mental health, plus minstrel show and candy sale.
Funeral services were held Monday at two o clock at the Church of Christ for Mrs Anna Mathieson Johansen wife of Ole Johansen of Cummings road. Rev Frank W. Thompson officiated at the church and committal at Shawsheen Cemetery. She was born January 19 1890 in Christiana Norway and had lived in Bedford since 1908. Survived by husband three sons and two daughters plus one grandson Eddie Mann.
A clinic to immunize and protect dogs against disease will be held at the Town building on Mainstreet this Saturday from 9 to 12. Dr. O Malley of Clinton will supervise. The event supports a statewide effort to curb the disease and enforce licensing laws requiring immunization. Owners should bring dogs on a leash for a quick, painless treatment.
An incomplete notice describes a May 6 evening event at 7 45 at the West Acton Woman's Club House. The fourth talk in the Hottie Bed nomics series is advertised with uncertain wording and stray letters.
The Bedford Legionnaires hosted their annual fathers night at the Les quarters on Wednesday evening. A roast beef supper was served by Mrs Clow and Mr Clow while Ray Croswell of Reading presented motion pictures. Commander Howard Ryan and visiting officials State Commander J Walst and County Commander Thomas Flynn spoke to the group.
The fire department was called out on Tuesday morning about 8. Mrs. M. Webber has returned to her Hillside Avenue home after wintering in Lexington. Mrs. Fred F. Cook of Webber Avenue recovered at home after a hospital visit for a fall suffered in Boston last week.
Concord Free Public Library lists newly received titles across fiction nonfiction and juvenile sections. Notable authors include Aydelette Hallade Gibbs Hough Knight Streatfield Wren and many others with works ranging from drama and history to travel and children's tales.
At about 10:50 Saturday night a car driven by Yale student Charles S. Shipleigh of Rosemont Pa., carrying fellow Yale pitcher Horace M. Schell of Rosemont, was in a serious crash near Main Street and Great Road in North Acton after returning from a game in Hanover New Hampshire.
Miss Blanche M Co wed Cunningham of Littleton in Boxboro with J Torsleffi of Medford officiating. The ceremony drew family and friends, with Vera Cunningham as bridesmaid. The couple plans to reside in Littleton.
A short wedding in Concordia Mississippi joined Elizabeth Kelley and a groom identified as s-born at a quiet ceremony. The couple honored family ties as they began their life together with close relatives present.
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