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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1919
Page
5
A jagged, unreadable OCR fragment contains scattered phrases and stray punctuation about eating, care, lifting, a night, and mentions of “Ape giz” and “Fs are £” with no coherent narrative or clear entities.
The Maynard annual election of officers occurred Tuesday at the Masonic Hall with Hayward as master and a slate including Tucker, Howe, Hodges, Shattuck and others. First prize at whist went to Miss Mildred Harris. consolation to Charles Shattuck. St George’s church youth social followed at Summer Street parish hall with soloists and speaker B Papineau.
The third Red Cross drive ended Saturday with Hon. P. J. Sullivan listed among local organizers and supporters.
The drive chairman notes receipts of 665.62 to date and lists school contributions at Maynard High School 3405 Roosevelt and Main St 59.42. Last year Maynard enrolled 1945 members with low interest. Women who aided Red Cross during the war lead a house to house canvass assisted by Mrs C. S. Fowler Mrs Augustus Morse and Miss Harriet Naylor along with solicitors.
Miss Dorothy Mead has taken a pupil in music. Felix Fox nears completion of his musical work after a long illness, with Dim Durén Corner home life. Mr Soar, after a long illness, died Sunday night November 16 at his home where he had been staying, a member of the LO lodge.
The inaugural meeting of the Men s Club Federation took place Tuesday evening at the G A R hall. A member delivered an engaging talk to a good sized audience and the event elicited strong interest from attendees.
A partial OCR fragment mentions Isaac Davis and an event related to a new federation. The readable text hints at a gesture of kindness and pleasure among attendees. No clear date, place, or complete action is discernible.
A fragment notes increasing automobile repair at Stone Garage on a road near the town. Jack Green is mentioned in relation to Stone Garage and ongoing work over several weeks.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a November 1919 examination for the South Acton Massachusetts postmaster position with a $1107 salary. Applicants must be U.S. citizens residing in the delivery area and not yet 65 on exam day. Form 2241 and details available from the local vacancy post or Washington.
Fragments describe visits to homes on Boylston Street and Concord area, mentions Bee and Ine Banist Lowney, Harrik Maynard, Mr and Mrs Benjamin Brown, Nae gon Street, and a Lowell trip with Joseph Lambert, James Scott, and Bassett. Text is incomplete and many names are garbled.
John Martin of Cextterbury New Brunswick visits his brother Robert Hartin at Acton Street where he has established a marble and monument business.
An OCR fragment recalls a large crowd at a football event with mentions of individuals Harry, Guyer, Atiyeh, Bates, Shattuck, Hartw, and Gibbons. The text is garbled but indicates a major game drew substantial spectator turnout and notable figures were present.
The piece paints a playful Thanksgiving Witch among kitchen aromas of pumpkin spice and fruit cake. It praises baking scenes with raisins peaches cranberries onions and dressing, ending with an earnest Thanksgiving nod to Irving and a 1915 Western Newspaper Union copyright note.
A fragmented reflection lauds a sense of gratitude tied to a distinct New England day. The text contrasts American identity with foreign influences and personal struggle, noting a peculiarly American form of heroism and thankfulness.
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