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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1938
Page
6
An odd mind reading exhibit at the Columbus Ohio psychology gathering shocks attendees. The show prompts debate among researchers and raises questions about the validity of purported psychic abilities amid the annual meeting of the American Psychological Association.
The fragment mentions pneumonia and physician statements about a condition labeled as an errator, noting no preventive has been found. It references Cheekite Pim te and a delayed predating year, with unclear context and damaged text.
Warehouse workers seek a new symbol of balmy days after the mysterious vanishing of Oscar Amelie Toad. His counselor Die Lideren fears repeated disappearances amid cold blasts from Lake Weather, with predictions tying to a string of cold spells and returns. The rumor mill and local press weigh the fate of the so called prophet amid a pattern blamed on the season’s shifts.
Defense expenditure this year is projected at 13 650 000 dollars, about 8 60 dollars per capita, up from last year’s 27 29. The report hints at a broader scheme behind the military spending than stated.
John R. Mills from New York recounts Jack a rookie riveter in 1927 who proves nerve and grit on a midshift at a steel framework job. An undone bag of coal nearly drops on him and another riveter, tests his balance, then allies rally as he steadies and completes the perilous ascent.
A notice indicates a Middlesex County Council meeting is scheduled, with details pending and location to be announced. The fragment confirms an upcoming formal gathering of council members to discuss county matters.
Marlboro faced Maynard in a hard fought football game with multiple lead changes. Key plays featured D’Agata scoring twice for Maynard and Crowley returning a kickoff for a Maynard score, while Marlboro battled back with strong defense and late drives.
iWhalen and Shymanowicz made key catches while Crowley and Coldwell intercepted passes in the second half. The game featured D Agata with four touchdowns and Crowley with a rush score, plus multiple substitutions as Maynard and Marlboro battled through four 10 minute periods at Worcester.
A Sudbury hearing gathered 30 residents who viewed the relocation map and heard the Planning Board explain the proposed sign of the business and town sections. Attendees including H Way Paul Waither John C Hall Richard zi Paul kes Leonard D Daniel Krouse endorsed the relocations under discussion.
Sudbury reports brief Town Hall notes and a note on the Armietine Night Bell. The fragment mentions local civic items and a night bell event at the Sudbury post.
Marlboro Trojans prepare to host the Leominster Lions next Sunday at Doyle Field for a semi pro showdown. kickoff is set for 2 15 p m with manager Bob Chamberlain noting a 60 percent ticket share locally. The Lions recently edged by Medford and Marlboro beat Henry Selvitela’s club 7 0 as José returns after a Worcester game absence.
Sudbury Garden Club sponsors an illustrated lecture by Dr. Charles H. Tozier next Friday evening at Sudbury Town Hall. Patronesses include Mrs. Ralph Adams Cram and other local supporters for the Sudbury Public Nursing Association. The subject remains to be announced.
The Massachusetts Diocese appoints Rev Hartley Andrews rector of St George's Maynard as clerical coordinator for the western section. The district includes 15 episcopal parishes from Concord to Worcester with St Mark's school in Southboro. The aim is to inspire youth religious and social activity and address youth problems under Rev Frederick Lawrence's administration.
The article records the annual meeting of Aton Gennestony held last week in the parish hall. Mrs Inga Frost will head the organizing staff with officers including Mrs Alice Perking as overseer and Hester Taylor as lecturer. The slate also lists Dorothy Dopothy and Levi Perking among executive committee members serving three years. Music followed the meeting and members observed worship.
Maynard Grange held a rare anniversary program at Grange Hall with a full audience of longtime members. Edmund White presented a history of the Grange and a mix of original poems and vocal selections highlighted by master Hagel Bumpua and welcoming remarks.
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