13 May 1936
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1936
Page
1
The fragmented text references gold bullion coins, a British ship, jury and customs, poison and law, public figures, a bandit capture, and discussions of science, monarchy, and public sentiment. It hints at political agitation, heroism in crowds, and a tense climate around authority and reform.
In a Midland league clash at Crowe Park on Saturday Hudson lost 4-3 to Maynard in a tight, classically fought schoolboy battle. The stubborn Hudson rivals produced a tough, well-matched contest that showcased skill and competition.
Continued on page 7, the town’s valuation remains nearly unchanged at about 6,150,943 dollars from the previous year, with the decrease described as achievable.
Youths enjoyed a five recreation fete with gram and luncheon added to the day’s activities, keeping the crowd active until late evening.
The R Club holds a private invitation dance in the Washington auditorium this evening. Ben Weldon and his orchestra provide music with many turns and souvenirs and favors to add to the frolic. Geomatics in charge includes John Karpiechik Andrew Kossk and Joseph Minko with guests from Manchester NH Hartford Conn Chelsea Peabody and Bridgewater.
Intentions of marriage were filed at the town clerk office for Samuel Lerer of Maynard and Lena Greenblatt of Boston. They plan to wed next Sunday. Lerer is a known local merchant active in town business and civic affairs and formerly served on the Board of Selectmen.
A fragmented report notes Meynard council discussing an incident or decision with a break in proceedings. The readable text references council members and a tentative outcome, signaling a pause or new direction in local governance.
At a May gathering of the Men’s Frater the speaker discussed ancient numismatics and displayed a 300 year old collection ending with remarks on a piece titled The Bamboo Princess. The sale drew strong attendance and audience interest.
Concord High School plans a Sunday service at Union Church with participation by students and staff. The event aims to connect school and community through faith and fellowship.
Fragmentary notice notes Fr hue visiting St Ann's church in caebib near Wigeers pee. Details and context are unclear due to missing text.
Mr. and Mrs. Phila Sanborn marked their 60th anniversary at home in West Acton. The couple, now in their 80s, enjoy family life with son Everett Sanborn and family as they reflect on long years together.
A freak storm struck Acton yesterday during a town visit causing scattered damage and brief power outages as residents assessed fallen branches and minor structural impacts. No injuries reported. Local officials urged caution and emergency crews remained on standby.
In a 19 mile course, Colona’s Laubenstein and partner mounted a military unit race at the college in Maine. The winner, Laubenstein, received a feather cigarette prize with a metal crest for the regiment.
Middlesex Worcester Pomona Grange will be guests of out of the district members of Acton at the Town House. The morning session for members only will start at 10 30. The after session details remain unclear from the fragment.
Mrs Catherine Wall widow of Michael Wall dies after brief illness at home. She resided on street and had about eighty years of life. Survived by relatives.
Vague OCR fragment states a deadline not later than seven o'clock PM May 90. Missing specifics on agency, location, and action leaves unclear the exact notice purpose or affected parties.
A short illness led to the death of a local resident. The individual, remembered with sympathy by the community, leaves three sisters, including Mrs. Josiah P. Cher and Miss A. ...
Ward MacPherson died Saturday. He is survived by his wife, a son of Waltham and Mrs Ola Rich of Cuumsstiont and sites. Ward MacPherson, lodge, assisted by Roy Grey, war lain. Burial was in Sleepy Hollow cemetery in Concord.
The South Acton A A met in the evening with Thomas Yetman in the chair. Committee chairmen were Alfred E. Gilbert, Tolman, Jarre A., Jopm J. Wineguess, Carl B. Ralph W. Piper and others in the field were noted as the first class.
Cooperative Anso Vers Clation stands as one of the oldest entities in its sector. The fragment notes a legal step to secure a major appointment or function, with unspecified details and unclear names or dates.
A note indicates another party will be held Friday night with Mary Greham and Agnes Drisdont among attendees. Reid and Reid’s party described with a door at the mite party appearance.
A meeting was arranged for the evening to elect a new president to succeed the late Dean H. Miller and fill the office left vacant.
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