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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1937
Page
4
The notice lists advertising rates and publication terms for a weekly edition edited by Samuel G. Kent and Jackson R. Garrett. It shows pricing at $1.50 for a yearly rate and $1.00 per inch for the first insertion, with subsequent insertions priced per inch, and notes second class matter status under Massachusetts law.
The readable text largely references monarchy concepts with phrases about Greek monarchy and dates such as 1935 and 191}. The legible portion hints at political or historical commentary but lacks clear events, people, or locations to describe a concrete news item.
A fragmented render recalls Orle War battles and sacred relics, detailing rebuilding walls, memorials, and the deterrent role of peace. It describes shell-torn cathedrals, American Legion processions, and the lasting impact of remembering those who died at war.
Dear Parents and friends of High School, you are invited to visit the school on November 7 during the period for observers and to learn about the year’s education. Meet the teachers, see the buildings, and observe the classes to connect with your child’s schooling. Conducted by Principal M. F. Goodwin.
Concord reports invitees for a November meeting with speaker Rev Victor Sawyer on The Romance of the Constitution. A Community Classes committee is named. Ushers for a November 19 lecture are announced. Drama classes travel weekly for makeup study. A fire alarm at Thoreau Street caused no damage. Club tournaments, school closures, and new officer lines are noted.
Maynard-Revy Halsey Andrews, rector of St. George’s church and Harvard AA staff photographer, traveled to Princeton to document the Harvard football squad. He flew to Boston after the game and returned to Maynard the same evening, then preached at church Sunday morning. His photos aim to show errors and plays for Harvard coaches while he remains dedicated to clean play and mingling with players.
Nursing activities committee of the Concord Chapter American Red Cross met to plan a later date clinic. Kathleen H W Phillips of Carlisle was appointed on November 1 as assistant Public Health nurse for the Concord Chapter. A tea honored Miss Julia Pal andMiss Pearson received a suitcase for six years of service. Middlesex West Savings Bank Forum group met with 33 present at dinner. A Children’s Concert at Concord Academy on November 19 at 4 pm was announced.
The Union Congregational Church chair led a Halloween event with stunts and refreshments in the vestry while members attended in costume. A later ladies night at Maynard Lodge featured a festive gathering with bikes and themed decor.
In Acton the town meeting voted to repass a bond issue for a new school building. Precinct results show strong backing across Acton Center South Acton and West Acton with 139 66 78 1 180 120 213 154 59 votes cast. The $45 000 Federal grant is reportedly withdrawn affecting funding and future tax impact.
Gasoline heat value and inflation effects are discussed with references to Blue Sunoco outperforming 64 other brands in Mystery Gas tests across 14 cities, noting tire impact and driving range estimates.
At the weekly whist party of Maynard Council K of C in K of C hall on Monday night Mrs Earl Johnson won the first prize. Other prizes went to Alex Fisher Minnie Hogdon Sophie Anderson A Boothby Mrs Gickman Adolphina Milewski Thomas Murray Jacob Swartz A Peterson H Robinson Mrs Albert Murphy Mrs Moreau Mrs Barry George Creighton Mrs Tibbets B Chandier. Another party is planned for next Monday night.
Rev. Andrew Group of Fitchburg will be guest speaker for a Finnish Night at the Finnish Congregational Church in Fitchburg. The program includes a choir sermon and a lecture with color slides by Miss Nind of the Finnish Travel Bureau in New York, detailing a trip to Finland Norway and Sweden.
Maynard J Wanhatalo of Great Road Stow Lower Village died at his home Monday afternoon after a lingering illness. He was 60, born in and had lived in Maynard and Stow for 29 years. Survived by wife Greta. daughters Signe Heikkinen of Maynard and Benvendle Wanhatalo of Stow. sons Hannes Elmer Walter Ahti Anne Wanhatalo of Stow. sisters Mrs Jacob Peterson of Kaleva Michigan and another sister in inland. Henry Lawson of Rockland Michigan also listed. Funeral Saturday afternoon at his home. burial in Glenwood Cemetery. He was a member of the Lutheran Church of Maynard. Rev Johr Kuusito to conduct services.
Miss Amelia Smagula and Alexander Soroka wed Sunday in Peabody officiated by a Russian priest. Attendants included Mary Soroka sister of the groom and Vera Velenski. Best man was Walter Soroka brother of the groom. The couple plan to reside on Florida Road.
Local youths hosted Halloween events across Maynard with dances, games, and refreshments. Maynard High School junior class sponsored a school party in George Washington auditorium featuring Anne Hodgman All Girl Band and student entertainers. Guests came from surrounding towns including Fitchburg and Worcester.
A Massachusetts race betting provision adopted in 1934 faces repeal as voters consider gambling reform in 1938. A rising anti gambling movement and Rhode Island political turmoil fuel calls for change, with an initiative petition gathering support and federal probes shadowing racing interests.
Fragmentary text mentions Roos and mis racing in New England with vague references to recent events and aid expectations.
Maynard-Matt Honkila 68 longtime resident of Maynard died after a long illness at home. He lived on 9 Taylor Road for 36 years and is survived by his wife and two sons. The funeral was held in the afternoon at Glenwood Cemetery with Rev Johnanton officiating.
Timothy Condon died at his Acton home after a brief illness. Born in Hingham 61 years ago, he lived in Acton for 28 years. He leaves his widow Katherine Condon, Acton Postmistress, two brothers John of Boston and William of Manchester, and three sisters Catherine Donon, Elizabeth Quinn of Hingham, and Helen Knight.
Fragmentary report lists Ren Innab and Ei Churel as figures near Brettleboro Vermont with Wednesday activity at Bridget's comer. details unclear but indicates local gathering or meeting.
A South An event features aprons, candy, and a curio show led by Mrs Geer Caldwell. Exhibits include a Confederate flag from the war and a stamp collection judged by Mr Tucker and Arthur Rayner. Prizes awarded to Jorie Reed, Kathiening Han, Charles Sweet, and Fraser for bird stamps.
A notice states that Deposit Book Nd. has been lost. The Middlesex Institution tor ings by J. W. Ballon Assistant Concord Mass mentions November 1 1937 and November 3.
Five room cottage in good condition with updates and central improvements. Handy location near station with key access. Exceptional value advertised by Ai Schnab at Central St West. Low rent offered in West district.
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