06 May 1936
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1936
Page
1
A disjointed clipping references mobs seizing Lint Shaw and lynching him, mentions Goering, Nazi control, German affairs in the U S, German cadets and a cruiser Emden, plus scattered notes on war, finance, and public unrest. The text is heavily garbled with stray names and topics.
Amid sewer surplus funds, Alton Bims serves as spokesman for the Wil ee ee eee sowes ter conferences to connect with the new prop officials. The fragmented garbled text notes this role and ongoing dialogue.
The Emerson Hospital invites residents of Bedford Sudbury and nearby areas to National Hospital Day on Tuesday May 12 from 4 to 6 pm at the Nurses Home. Tea cake and punch will be served and all are welcome. A fire near Laws Brook Road scorched 200 acres of woodland before firefighters contained it after four hours with Chief Foley coordinating crews and closing the road to traffic.
Concord reports a estimated tax rate change with receipts rising to 92 774.19 and total taxes imposed at 878 536. Valuation stands at 9 783 925 with real estate 8 489 005 and personal property 1 204 920. Poll taxpayers number 1996, down 37 from last year.
Miss report details 134 pupils treated at an event or facility with medical attention provided by staff and volunteers. The item notes numbers and context but lacks full specifics on location or cause.
Maynard 4-H members earned prizes with a first, second, and third in a seed judging event. Alfred received a plane, a metal rule, and a green and white 4-H chevron as awards, with Walter Tierney of the Maynard school directing the club. The Wilson Workers 4-H club in Stow enjoyed games and lunch after the event.
Maynard Grange will stage excerpts from Gilbert and Sullivan's H M S Pinafore on Thursday May 14 at 8 15 at Grange hall. The Grange chorus has prepared the performance for friends with a small admission. Principal parts will be played by Mrs Adelaide Jones and the lecturer.
The Maynard Cooperative Club elected the following officers for the next six months. The article lists names and positions as part of the club’s official lineup.
Maynard officials expect the 1936 tax rate at 37 dollars or under, a reduction of more than six dollars from last January. Don Lent warned against misinformed efforts to push a larger cut, citing harm to homeowners while income properties bear the burden.
Mr Callan collapsed soon after returning from a woodland fire on Saturday while talking to Charles Whitcomb and mowing his lawn. He died before medical help could arrive at his daughter’s home in Maynard. He was laid to rest at St Bridget’s Cemetery, Maynard, with family and grandchildren mentioned among tributes.
Chester and Bridgeport details show the R Club to host a dance on May 15 with committee members An drew Kozark Joseph Minko and twenty four members. the group also announced track candidate tryouts for ships to be held in New York June 13 and 14 and delegates to the national convention to be elected at a local meeting this week.
No movement shown for regional highway project in Sudbury and surrounding area. State officials and highway department members offer no updates on completion or funding. Names and positions appear garbled. no concrete dates or agencies confirmed.
Sudbury police chief Seneca Hall turned Seth Wieden of Maine over to Maine authorities after a suspected break in at a farm on Hudson Road in South Sudbury. Wieden had been employed there for over a week.
Lester Cowles of the Board of Health said today he hopes every dog owner will bring his pet to the clinic, which is free this year.
Parish activities include plans for upcoming events while Joseph Callahan visits as a guest, spending several days with locals and reflecting on community arrangements.
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