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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1938
Page
7
Wanted in Concord Massachusetts an experienced beekeeper for a diversified farm in a neighboring town. Must handle general ledger costs. Send first letter with training and experience, references, wages expected, and san aportation to litteg m. Include Concord price and location details.
A social gathering at the Scarlett residence on Arlington Street West Acton featured a group event for a friend with alcohol and merriment. The occasion involved Mr and Mrs Scar lett hosting a small party in the home with Dr Gletin present as a guest.
A town hall gathering last week featured Mra Perkins leading the Acton Grange annual election. Centered on officers and committee roles, the meeting included presentations by a slate of officers and a plan for the next session at Concord in November.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a paper submission and names but the text is garbled and unreadable. It references a person or group submitting papers, with unclear dates or locations. The item appears to be an incomplete public or academic notice lacking coherent details.
Public auction ordered by Waltham Savings Bank on December 9, 1928, at 10:15 a.m. for the mortgage described as dated October 18, 1998. The parcel lies in Sudbury, bounded by Maple Avenue and nearby lands, with precise measurements and boundaries given, including references to Donaghy and Holmes properties.
A historical note recalls the Parcel Post system and its City Delivery era. It details early horse and wagon delivery by Frank Finoghi and later transition to motor carriers, with personnel changes and the shifting slogan From Anywhere to Everywhere reflecting the service’s unifying impact on communities.
A collage of quotes from Lincoln, Binney, Cowper, George MacDonald and others extols truth, simplicity, and trust in God. It emphasizes moral clarity, inner conviction, and the unity of goodness with simple living. The text blends scattered phrases about faith, virtue, and spiritual influence.
The Concord Jags girls field hockey team concluded a strong season with senior Mary Hansen and captain Margaret Hanley earning leadership roles as Lillian Hansen and Dolan were named manager and assistant. The squad posted four wins three draws and one loss, closing with a 3-0 victory over Maynard and a streak of shutouts under coach Miss ng honors tallying in every game.
Messy Sudbury item notes Mr Andy Mre Edmond moving stage shave into a new house on Andexgsam Road. Mr Btone with a wellkidnp TM élee trigian will have his office. Judith Carey and Gaughte Albert visited Sudbury with friends on a Saturday. Workers cleared both sides of a road in Sudbury.
The J. Ry Company Department C2.S New etary Watkitts Newark seeks investors for a distribution venture. World’s largest vanilla related operation claims steady cash flow and decades of market presence, inviting inquiries this month.
Mrs Cail and family moved to a barnes tin house and then to the hospital last Friday for treatment. A chimney was sounded at the home and no damage occurred. A turkey bridge and whist party is planned in the Town Hall tonight to benefit the Women's Relief and the Legion with many prizes promised.
Mrs. Thomas Skelton wife of the former mayor of Leywiston was visited by Nar daughter Ts Stuart Edgerly for a few days. Sudbury Water System has been extended to sale in the Herman Austin property on Hudson. Mr and Mrs Harry Cutter of King Philip Heights had several friends for breakfast on Sunday.
The article warns that cold weather oil choice affects easy starts, lubrication at driving speeds, and engine durability. It advocates using a high grade motor oil suitable for winter, noting using the wrong oil in February can cause more wear and damage than overdue changes.
The South Acton Ladies Aid held a fundraising afternoon with a cafeteria, refreshments, and an amateur program. Mrs Winnie mittred fyrak presided. Olivia Wood, Betty, and Mlle Woodman won prize for a reading and performance. Mutual aid and a bake sale supported the organization with numerous local participants and helpers.
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