Nebier Given For Epee 4 and Sine RR C Nebier
In a fragmentary note, details about an epee event labeled four and a sine RR C Nebier are unreadable and ambiguities remain regarding participants, dates, or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1938
Page
2
Ee tes tee a os boone
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable names and words: ee tes tee a os and boone. No coherent event, people, or place details emerge to form a proper news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Tes
Boone
Untitled Colonial Page Note Amid Fragments
Fragmentary OCR lists names and roles linked to a K of C event with figures such as Mrs William McGarry and Mrs Jiamen, plus mentions of reception decor and attendees. The legible items suggest a club meeting or ceremony with social elements but lack full context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William “McGarry
Mita. Haleey
J. ‘Fardreeway
Mina Mao Naylor
Jiamen
H. Baton
Concord Town Meeting Rules And Penalties
A fragment describes a town meeting in Concord with rules for residents and officials. It mentions a caretaker of roads, a writ for the selectmen, and fines up to twenty deitaces for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Cortes
Chies
Seaman DS
Teco
Series of talks on home economy ends at West Acton club
The final meeting in a four part series at the West Acton Women's Club featured experts discussing family finances. Attendees explored ways to save and maximize dollars, with emphasis on planning for future needs and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Invitation to Auxiliary Meeting Cited by County Council
Fragmentary notice shows Aunt Biliary and the Auxiliary receiving an invitation from county council leaders. The garbled text references Sunday May and Revices, with unclear roles and dates.
Concord private boys defeat Cambridge Belo nine in 6 inning game
Friday at the Fenn School diamond Concord private boys beat Cambridge Belo 13 to 9 in a six inning contest Rowen and Kidder starred behind the plate for Concord Thoreau Group set for May 16 at Miss Davis Carr Road to read Thoreau selections Invitations extended to those interested to attend The Middlesex League schedule for Concord High School against Stump ham High was postponed due to rain Further local sports notes include Sleepy Hollow’s 7 6 Twilight League win over East Quarter and a tied league lead after six innings plus updates on community meetings and civic appointments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenn School
Concord Private 1
Camridge Belo
Rowen
Kidder
Thoreau
Miss Davis
Carr Road
Tor
Concord
High Schtool
Stumpham
High
Schedul
Emereon
Emerson
Sleepy Hollow
Mothers Club Meeting Scheduled for May 12
Members of the Mothers Club O meet on Wednesday May 12 for a scheduled gathering with plans discussed. The notice invites attendees and notes a focus on club activities.
High School Track Meet Distances and Heights Noted
Ambrose, Sjoa, and Gheehan posted standout marks at a regional varsity meet. A high jump of 6 feet 8 inches led the field, while a 20 feet 5 inch broad jump highlighted the long jumper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlied
Sioa
Concord Woman's Club elects officers for coming year
West Concord Woman's Club named R. McKenzie as president with Mrs. Mackenzie and Mrs. Bert Montagne as senior officers. First vice president is Mrs. Herold Cowling, second vice president Mrs. Artinim Mantlen recording secretary Mrs Carly Johaneen, treasurer and secretary Miss Prickard. Auditors Mrs. Murdock and Mrs. Walker with directors for one year Mrs. Ivan Sexvaley and Mrs Edward Sheehan and two year directors Mr Elmer Wetherbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
West Concord Woman's Club
Mackenzie
Gybert
Montagne
Herold
Cowling
Artinim Mantlen
Carly Johaneen
Jon
Miges Prickard
George
Ivan
Edward( Sheehan
Elmer, Wetherbee
Peter Bulkeley School Orchestra and Play Highlight Local Talent
The Peter Bulkeley School orchestra performances feature players led by Rosemary Ldmilardo and John McPhillips with piano, violin, clarinet, trumpet, trombone, drums, and sax. A one act play by Grade four pupils under Miss Kanes and Miss Reynolds debuts to parents, followed by a spelling bee won by Betty Hart with Allen Foss as last boy standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lds
Robert
Anon
Rosemary Ldmilardo
Jerose McKennn
Rose ‘Marie Moynihan
Mary Moul-ton
Robert Pithin
Joseph
Wheel
Dawid
Wilsons
Re Witton
Thomas McKeann
Eter Harwood
Trimpeta
Albert’ Paine
Fortunato Ressitane
Tony Scimone
John McPhillips
Richard Avery
John Reese
Henry; Dahl
Charlotte
Landini Tvy
Doris
Gerow Pot
Baverly Gerows
King
John
Gallagher
Charles Gi
Harold
Fairbanks
Arlene
Jones
Shirley
Durand
Setae Frances
Delfino
Handy
Barbawa
Hughes
fPee
Barbara Registow
Ruth Berlied Mabe
Joan
Dorothy
Hopkins
Petween
Jthe Geenen
Barbara
Seti Ta Bering
Peter
Miss Kanes
Misa Reynolds
S@ridea
Esent
Wing of Hearthland
Calkins
Rene-Beandoin
William
Nickerson
Rennie Bregold
Richard O’brien
Healthland
Bulkeley School
Richard Kurtz
Kens Peterton
James Rocks
Fragments of a 1938 Sunday notices and sermons
The page lists church events and sermon notes including First Parish in Concord led by Rev Edward P Daniéte with a morning service at 11 and a sermon titled The Breath Of Life on May 15 1938. Other items mention Trinity Congregational Church and a German language Sunday school session with events and dates in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Daniéte
Santley
Convicts Fail Escape Attempt at Concord Reformatory
Three men from Concord Reformatory were sentenced in Middlesex Superior Court in East Cambridge after an attempted escape. Murdo Margeson, 19, Medford, received eight to ten years to be served after another eight to ten year term for armed robbery. Robert Coe, 21, Worcester, and Jackson, 24, Medford, were sentenced to eight to ten years. Margeson was found guilty of assault with a dangerous weapon on guard William Searles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeree
Concord Reformatory
Agni
Middlesex
Yenior
East Cambridge
Murdo Margeson
Fontaine Street
Medford
Robert Coe
Austin
Street
Worcester
Jackson
Lamar
Margeson _ guility
Wiliam
Searles
Concord TV League Notes East Quarter 4 Hi dyitle 1
East Quarter 4 Hi dyitle 1. Thursday night contest postponed from Friday due to darkness in the seventh inning Hubbardville led 3 to 1 when called. Sloppy play and a misplay on Steve Flannery's pitching doomed the losers. Sleepy Hollow hosts Hubbardville Monday with Simpson starting for the Eagles and Loughlin relieving. Week schedule at Emerson playground begins 6 16 P M with several Hubbardville matchups through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Richie Laughlin
Hubbardville
Herrynville
Steve Flannery
Concord Eagles
Sleepy Hollow
Flannery
Simpson
Eagles
Eddie
Loughlin
Herronville
Vt Hubbard
Ville
Fritavy Regies
Depot
Hubbardaville
Emerson Playground
George Mulcahy referenced in Watertown notice
Fragmentary text mentions George F Mulcahy Raubert B H 182nd Infantry Mas National Guard and Watertown with unclear date or event context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Mulcahy
Raubert B. + H
182Nd Infantry
Mas National Guard
Trinity Church Bulletin Muddled Notice of Services
A fragmented church notice lists Rev. Charles Russell Peck and a May Sunday service at Trinity Church with various stray terms about communion and prayer, lacking coherent schedule or clear details.
Weekend services and activities at West Concord Union Church
Kenneth R. Teed leads Sunday worship at 9 30 a m with a sermon Almighty Silence and children’s story The Golden Calf. Youth programs include Intermediate Christian Endeavor at 5 306 per m and Senior Endeavor. Tuesday 2 30 regular Ladies Union meeting hosted by Mrs Thomes and Pilling at 7 30. Friday prayer meeting. Junior Endeavor rehearsal and weekly Bible study noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord- Union
Kenneth R. Teed
Schices
Perm
Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Ladies’Union
Engagement Touted for Miss Mary Boyden and Frank Vincent
Miss Mary Boyden and Frank Walter Vincent announced their engagement. Miss Boyden, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank W Vincent of Shelby Michigan, is a Harvard attendee linked to the Class of 1836. Walter Vincent teaches at the Middlesex School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toutes
Mary
Lidia Boyden
Frank
Walter Vincent
W Vincent
Shelby
Michigan
Miss. Boyden
Harvard
Middlesex School
Concord League of Women Voters Elects Officers
The Concord League of Women Voters held an annual meeting at the home of Mrs H Ward H Jones. Officers elected include Mrs Philbuck Cushine as president and Mae Donald as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord League of Women Voters
Madeling
Hdward H. Jones
Philbuck
Cushine
Mae
Donald
B Litcherd
Madwerd
W Morse, Jr
Smith
Thease
Aren
the Mint
Elected Secretary of All Around Club This Year
Fragmentary OCR hints at a student council or sorority context with names and affiliations such as Chi Omega and Chi Phi. The readable portion notes an elected secretary position within the All Around Club and mentions members and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OF “Aid
Elas
Chipha
Chi Omega
Acton Acton District Boy Scout Council Formed
The first district Boy Scout Council in Acton organizes to aid the three districts via the Troop Committee. May 8 to 14 marks Boy Scout Week with canvassing in Acton for funds for leaders and maintenance. James Fanning and Herbert Mer ram lead the organizing effort with John A. Milhery and Clare Milhery among others guiding Acton South Acton scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vias Town
Rach
Caaeure Efron
Boyssunder
Waschisett
Robert
Acton
Fragmentary note on Concord High poster composition
A partial OCR reads unclear references to Concord High and posters. The fragment hints at an inessential composition note or poster project, with no clear event date or full names to verify.
Narrow High School Arts Display Invites Community
The high school invites friends and the community to view student art across departments. Works will be displayed in the Hiatt Hallways and can be seen during school hours and the Friday evening event at B230.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiatt
Andy
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