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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1937
Page
2
Fragmented text mentions baseball and a league, with partial references to Concord and Winchester. The readable parts suggest a team dominating a season but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes to confirm a definite winner.
Concord blanks Wellesley 26 13 as Horne scores twice and Callahan adds two point after touchdowns. Damien adds a late TD while Mopkins and Damion Allen force turnovers and secure the win.
Fragmentary notes describe Concord players traveling to Garden arena to face the Bruins and Bruins fans backing Eddie Shore. Mentions of hockey careers, Boston visit, and hopes for a second victory of the season amid noisy crowds.
A local gathering at the residence of Mrs Curtis in Marlboro will feature Mrs Grant as president. Hosts include Mrs Sewell, with Curtis and Mrs Henry N Sewell named as hostesses.
Concord-St George upset Middlesex 7-0 in a rough, crowd-influenced match. Dave Little’s injury weakened Middlesex’s offense as local talent provided the entertainment during a tense half and a near scoreless tie.
Fragmentary notes recount the West Concord village layout and maintenance duties. It details Darby bridge upkeep, five acres of pine land, and a 96 year old widow Anna Derby living in the old homestead. It also lists Derby family lineage from 1794 house dating and various marriages, with ties to Gilbert Darbys and local militia officers.
The notice lists venues in Boston Roxbury and Brookline hosting open houses November 17 to 20. Organizations include the Suffolk County Association, Boston Music School Settlement, Burroughs Newshoye Foundation, and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, with locations at Parker Hill Roxbury Longwood Avenue and more.
Corrupt or garbled OCR reads as Corporal Hollie Beatty of the Beatty barracks recently recaitly, unclear action. The fragment mentions state troopers and Maynard with Beatty.
Mrs Webber, mother of Mrs Rudolph Peterson of Monument Street, will speak at a Thursday church event. She is matron of the Juvenile Court and active in social welfare and crime prevention, presenting a wealth of experiences to the Florence work and allied efforts. The event is open to the public.
The Trade Board discusses progress on Mill Brook area work and a new post office site, noting emergency funding covers necessary concrete foundation work. Harry Tuttle praises the board for demolishing old structures and highlights Elmwood Hotel and nearby buildings as hazards. Water holes drilled by WPA stations aid fire suppression, with eleven holes aiding four fires so far.
The Emerson group at Dr. and Mrs. Sera hosted a November 4 meeting with twelve participants. Members engaged in a wide discussion of the essay on Spiritual Laws led by Mrs Ballon, emphasizing inclusive participation and silence as a form of concordance.
The text lists numerous volunteers led by Mahoney, chairman, for home visits and enrollment efforts. Names include Mrs Walter, Mrs James Eaton, Mrs Albert Hodges, Mrs Catherine Allard, Mrs Edmund MacPherson, and others. Headquarters are at the Assabet.
A garbled OCR line references Seidvingn and a charge involving a Poe. readable parts indicate a local notice item with missing details and names. further context is unreadable, leaving the core action and parties unclear.
In New Haven a recent convention of the Eastern Cooperative Association drew many attendees including John Kokko and friends from New York City and nearby towns. Participants from Quincy and various states joined Arvo Rivers William Sadrele Paul Heikkala and Charles in discussions on cooperative ventures.
A community appeal reports a prize fund total and lists improvements aimed at aiding children in Maynard. Beneficiaries include local groups and municipal projects seeking support and donations.
Readable fragments describe a small rental cottage with five rooms and a new setup. Mentions include a Handy 4 Station and Schmatz Gertttal area references. Details are unclear and several names may be misspelled.
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