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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1938
Page
4
The notice outlines advertising rates based on length with 18 per inch for insertion and per inch for other terms. It appears in a Commonwealth Avenue publication and notes weekly Thursday issues and subscription terms.
Fragmented text shows partial phrases and names including Susan B Anthony and scattered words. No clear event or context emerges to form a full news item or summary.
A column speaks of a man who keeps his pledges despite cost, praising integrity over expediency. It then notes Walter O Robinson’s acceptance of an administrative role, and shifts to European politics as Germany and Italy may rejoin the League, then highlights a Public Health Service pneumonia antigen and its potential to halve deaths, offering a hopeful contrast to war news.
Dr Edward James McCormick Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks tells 1000 leaders at a testimonial luncheon that alien groups spreading subversive doctrine have a strong foothold. He urges vigorous support for Americanism and opposition to communism fascism and Nazism.
The Framingham News reviews Shoals of Circumstance by William A. Hatch of Marlboro now residing in Vermont. The piece praises its realist travel from poverty to manhood with a love story woven through trials, appreciating the author dedication to youth and adventure in life’s shoals.
A historical list of etiquette for workplace behavior outlining 13 principles. Emphasizes politeness, loyalty, avoiding gossip, not claiming credit, emotional restraint, and cultivating humor to ease daily annoyances.
The article notes widespread public fear after a radio alert and urges official action to prevent repeats. It defends broadcasting firms while condemning abuses, mentioning two million warfare deaths over the past decade and urging continued republican governance to avoid radio censorship.
The Forum prints a note from Otis M Whitney thanking voters in the 13th Middlesex District for their support in the recent election and promising to justify the confidence shown. The letter is addressed through Enterprise Publications Inc and references Concord and Sudbury publications.
Sudbury Chapter of the American Red Cross held its annual meeting and elected officers led by Chairman Mrs. Jane Bennett. New district representatives include Mrs. Henry Hall and Mrs. Theodore Harding with a full slate of committee chairs and home service leadership.
Concord aims to extend a home edge in a Midlands County league showdown with Lexington on Turkey Day. The teams enter with even form after a 12 to 0 Concord win last fall and both seek a victory to boost spirits and standings in a hard fought, evenly matched city rivalry.
Maynard tops standings with 32 points and 10-0 record as Stoneham trails at 31. Winchester holds third, Belmont near bottom. Concord has not scored. Remaining schedule includes Lexington at Concord on Thanksgiving Day with league implications minimal.
In a terse grid record section the Maynard team lost 0-41 to Prichard while Belmont won 19-13 against Wellerley. Lchester-Lost 0-27, Stoneham-Lost 0-37, and Alumni tied 30-20.
Frank Sures visits Virginia football coach Maynard Murray and his sisters Mary and Louisa Murray after the Virginia Harvard clash at the stadium. Murray, a Marquette veteran now in his second year at Virginia, has led the Cavaliers to the Virginia championship as Navy Columbia and Harvard loom as stronger opponents ahead. Virginia next faces North Carolina on Thanksgiving Day.
The Junior Legion Auxiliary elected Patricia Louka as secretary and Belle Sealey as vice president at a weeklong meeting. Athryn Louka and Barbara Nelson were named secretary and treasurer respectively along with Mary King historian Nancy Smith chaplain Dorothy King sergeant at arms and Alberta Hanson Jean Lynch Anne White as executive committee members.
In earlier times a man could go downtown on election night to hear results. Now he stays home and receives returns by radio or telephone.
A faded notice notes the St Marys Aid Society will hold an old fashioned reunion at St Casimir Parish next Sunday afternoon. A dinner will be followed by entertainment and games. President Alexander heads the committee for the event with many members returning from other communities.
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