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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1938

Page

3

Concord antique expert Edward Foss Nealey dies

Edward Foss Nealey of Concord, longtime antiques enthusiast and respected New England art expert, died after retirement from assess work. Survived by widow Purine Nealey, brother Herbert of Concord and sister Abbie Wilson of Connecticut. Funeral Saturday at Union Congregational Church Maynard, burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Bearers included Carl A. Anderson and John Berry.

Edward Foss Mr. Nealey Concor Ite New England Beem Busines Nealey Assess Ont Ae Purine Nealéy Herbert Concord Abbie Wilson Connecticut High Street Fietcher Come Matthew Vancé Union Congregational Church Maynard Sleepy Hollow Carl A. Anderson South Acton John Berry Ronald An Gi ‘Fowler

Acton School Notes and Upcoming Concerts Highlight November

Toreh Staff forms at Acton High with John Anderson as men in chief and Helen Pederson as business manager. First issue due at Christmas. A.A. dance drew large crowd with Bob Fiske. next concert set for 9 at 3 30 featuring Boston Symphony players. Roma History Class exhibits from MFA extension note Greek, Roman daily life topics and photographs for study.

Bob Fiske Senny Boson Wrasse Beckett Acton High School Nene Joseph Zimbiler Cenist Czechoslovakia Greig Agner Thoven Smetana Rimsky Spighi Museum of Fine Arts Yigenman Iin

Local Election Notes Face Of Town Clerk And Ballot Change

Fragmentary report details the town clerk and selectmen in a local election with names such as Patrick A. McGrath and Frank Sanderson. It references ballot changes, party roles, and participation of community members across business, church, and fraternal groups. The text is uneven but centers on local voting procedures and officials.

Theoeres Patrick A. McGrath Frank Sanderson William — P. Rourke Lowney Helen Morse Florence Maley iAlving James J. Dugnan Driscoll Harriet Frye Boot Han Albert J. Connors Albert Frank Tucker A. Prahk Croft Rich Ard Thane Dorottiea Hannon Ralph B. Jones Moors Bertha Davis Ranghild Sou Piomas Marsden

West Acton Social Activities Highlight November Events

Miss Virginia Sanderson hosts Baptist Circle at her Windsor Avenue home on November 17 with Mrs. Fred Alan MacDonald as guest speaker. West Acton Woman's Club plans a November 14 program at the clubhouse featuring Miss Betty Campbell and pianist Mrs. Frances Archer Madsen, hosted by Mrs. Charles Wyos. Webster Blanchard entertained ladies group for bridge with seventeen tables and tea to follow. funds raised pleased the club. Citizens lament Halloween litter on Massachusetts Avenue and urge store owners and tenants to keep streets clean.

Virginia Sanderson The Baptist Windsor Avenue Fred Alan MacDonald Springfield West Acton Betty Campbell Frances Archer Madses Charles Vyos Webster Blanchard LeRoy Strong G. Howard Reed Vic Lanchard Sinc- Hallowe’en Massachusetts Avenue Reet Department

Bethlehem's New Mayor and Ovens Station Highlight Town

A fragmented report notes Bethlehem in Judea appointing a mayor and establishing an ovens station. A border warning urges drivers to slow, while local girls prepare to carry classic pottery to a near by event. The piece mentions Enere and Suelo Gain arriving with water supplies.

Bethlehem Judea

Light Burdens Sorgen and the Call to Action

A brief note reflects on carrying burdens and choosing personal duty. It emphasizes taking up responsibilities when needed, urging individual initiative and steady effort amid uncertainty.

Maynard Pite Ten-Year Deflection Anniversary Observed

Maynard Pite marks ten years since the St Cast church deflection with Armistice Day somber service at ten in the morning. An afternoon programme includes statements dancing and refreshments and a parish reunion. The current church edifice built by Rev John S Defok is praised as one of the prettiest churches in the district.

Maynard St. Cast Thit Mérning John 8 Defok

Victory reported in local election race at Hudson

Public Works Commissioner William P. Walsh offered thanks after defeating Steele, his victorious opponent in the Representative race, as reported in Hudson.

Singer Traces Rich Folklore in Canada and Belgium

A singer travels through Canada and Belgium collecting legends and songs. She meets an elderly woman in Signon who shares scarce lore and the Seventeenth settlers tools and stories. The museum visit in Liege connects the oral tales to written traces and songs.

Signon Museum of Folklore Liege Belgium

Ruine im Caves Reveal Old Mayan Fort Network

Washington report notes Maya people built a network of cave fortifications and caves used to defend against enemies. Dr Ay Peatne of the university cites evidence of walls, fire pits, and defensive measures dating from generations past.

Washington Mexico Butti Ag Peatne University Enémires Enémires Had Entered Cave. the Institution Sata

Tonawanda Fresh Water City Seeks Clarity on Seals

In Tonawanda a local official explains the seal situation as 16 percent dwindling seals confuse residents. Roland Tiebor notes changes in the seal repertoire and mentions a one year old trainee. He says only four Rouen days are visible amid uncertain training.

Tonawanda Roland Tiebor Tiebor Rouen Teac

Ingersoll Law Office Site Preserved in Raleigh

Fragmentary notes describe the early law office of Robert G. Phone gent front eran and Illinois attorney from 1682 to 1980. Ingersoll practiced law in Raleigh at a saline county site with a 14 by 18 foot hewn structure. The building passed to Musgrave in 1899 who used it as a card grib and later a garage, planning a new project but promising to preserve Ingersoll’s office.

Robert G Fronteran Illinois Ingersoll de Raleigh Saline County Raleigh Musgrave Musgravé Inge

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