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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1936
Page
6
An elderly observer defends memories of harsher winters against skeptics. Meteorology now notes cycles of cold and warm years, with researchers suggesting we may be entering another cold era.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions warmth and a difficult job with unclear names or locations, leaving readers unsure of the event or subjects involved. The readable text hints at a modern transition or challenge but provides no concrete details.
Maynard Massachusetts announces a gathering of the Minute Man foresters Protective Association on December 1 at George Washington Arena. Attendees include fire wardens and firefighters from 41 towns in Middlesex County. The event features the Federal Vaudeville Unit from Boston and is free of charge. Chief Wheeler of the Berlin fire department presides.
The Maynard Elks Charity Fund prepares a Christmas drive with prizes including a Chevrolet coach a Westinghouse refrigerator a console radio and a studio coach. Exhibits are on Main and Nason streets and at Taylor Chevrolet. ticket sales are strong. Prizes awarded at Parker Street hall on December 17 with private and town welfare group cooperation encouraged.
South Sudbury residents learn Rev Albert B Reynolds will assume the pastorate at Memorial Congregational Church. The announcement notes his prior service and readiness to begin duties as the new spiritual leader.
Mr and Mrs Garfield announce the birth of a son born November 20 at Bingham hospital. Mrs Garfield is the former Eunice EB Hall daughter of Police Chief and Mrs Sene ca W Hall of South Sudbury and granddaughter of H N Smith.
Invitations go out for a Town Hall Thanksgiving Night dance by the Sudbury Woman's Club under the Ways and Means committee led by Mrs. Victor L Fillebrown. Dancing continues till midnight with Arthur White converting a barn into a chicken house nearby.
Maynard High girls field team completed an untied season under coach Coded Rut Bradley. They won six games while allowing no defeats, with Eleanor Murphy scoring seven goals and Lyli Tervo led captains for next year. Maynard Second team also went undefeated in four games. The piece notes potential for a girls basketball program next fall to boost speed and competition.
Maynard High School girls field hockey defeated Concord High 2 to 0 on Emerson Playground last week. Ai Kajander scored both goals for Maynard with strong inside play. The match featured close team defense and notable performances from Concord H. G. Saar and Alfreda Howard among others.
West Concord P T A held Fathers Night at Harvey Wheeler School hall with Mrs. Chester Adams president. Dr. Franklin P. Hawkes of Arlington spoke as Boy Scouts council head. Mrs. Howard Edwardson played violin with Dorothy Miner. Sybil Gale Mildred Harmon Louise Redford and Jane Denaro performed songs and dances.
Bessie Austin cers of the Waltham Lodge reported Friday night in a local lodge event. The item notes a ceremonial act involving Austin within the lodge community.
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