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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1939
Page
6
Lexington High fell to Maynard in a close dual meet on Wednesday afternoon. Cuttell won the 30 inch high jump and sprint events, Foley placed in multiple races, and Kannanniva continued his dominance in the shot put as Maynard built a comfortable lead.
The text notes an annual May meeting at St. Windsor Sunday School with about 70 children to make first communion at 9 o clock. A priest will hear confessions at the church Friday and evening. The summer season begins next Sunday morning with a church service.
Sudbury Rov Goot e M Clarke returns from the Methodist Convention in city, outlines aims for Memorial Sunday service with American Leagues endorsing a sermon honoring the gold guard and next week’s church events.
Fragmentary text mentions multiple names and scores but lacks coherent context or complete events. Unable to determine clear teams, venue, or outcome from readable portions.
Natalie Howland of Framingham is recognized as a top senior at Mt Holly College. She heads the riding team, captains her class, and serves on multiple clubs and committees, including the Rocta and Paddles Club. Arthur Flowland and Mrs Howland are noted as among the college’s top senior figures.
William Garfield a Daat kay student at Franklin Union worked on the Relph Adama Cram ostate during summer vacation. C. M. Funel Co employees held annual outing on John Cefrino estate. Prizes awarded by President Charles M. Penal. Committee included Herman Dippe Frances Denehey William Merrill Mary Nardont and others. Roads in Old Sudbury and Fiurdeon are in poor condition and patching expected after State House changes.
Residents report road and property concerns, repairs underway, and upcoming public notices. The Board of Selectmen discusses permits, tax mailings, and the Nichelen Society picnic plans set for July on the grounds near Monaman.
Community notes list a banquet and a meeting with a May date, mentioning a gala, premeeting activities, and an election. A separate item notes an art exhibition and a festival at a campus venue with a four o'clock start, while other fragments reference dates, invitations, and a possible newspaper appearance.
An Acton church announces a post service meeting for the Women’s Christian group to discuss annual plans. Rev John Evar Gibantville led Sunday service with guest speakers and local leaders in attendance.
A 1920s style feature promotes Hoosier Apple Pie by Miss Ferguson with a new Spry shortening method. It promises tender flaky pastry and rich flavor, urging readers to try the recipe and attend her demonstrations for more recipes and tips.
Maynard Hizh faces two crucial opponents this week as they push for the Midland pennant. A win over Milford would tighten the race and boost title chances while Clinton stands as the next major test after recent improvements. Coach Reg Bowyer leads a determined outfit amid a tight standings fight.
The VFW Auxiliary will sponsor a whist party at the Town House on Tuesday, June 6 to benefit the relief fund. Bertha sul-Pacts will be in charge of the program and arrangements.
A recipe from Enterprise Cooking School in A. O. H. Hall outlines Hoosier apple pie with 616.8 apples and a blend of spices and Spry. The method includes rolling dough, mixing sugar salt and cinnamon with tapioca, adding milk or cream, layering apples, and baking at 425 F, then serving with a light crust and relaxing. The notice promotes free recipes available today and Thursday at 2 p.m. and Friday at 9:30 a.m.
The Maynard Manual Training department invites parents to view a school exhibition in the auditorium and high school gym Thursday from 6 to 9 p m. Seventh through twelfth grade boys will display shop work and equipment in the basement shop of the Junior high school.
The Maynard Board of Health will hold a second dog clinic in the Town Building on June 8 from eight to noon. Dr Gereid O Malley of Clinton will supervise with Josiah Herrick, local inspector of antihes, assisting. No charge and no noted actions. the clinic aims to protect public welfare.
A fragment lists individuals including Graber Lane Prehi Joseph Scaer Lena Franklin Carthy Antoinette Onbots Bar bride King Ploverce. The incomplete OCR hints at a local social gathering or notices featuring these names.
Fragmented OCR text shows aphorisms on honesty justice and self restraint. Notable phrases include Carlyle and Hardy style musings urging self improvement and moral conduct. The passage reads as a jumble of quotes and incomplete sentences without a clear narrative.
Twenty five individuals were examined at the session conducted by the Board in the Health Centre. Dr Alekowski was in charge with Miss Matty Ward and Kenneth Murray among attendees from Holliston.
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