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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1938
Page
5
State for Year All 1908 Highway Funds Notice
Assessors inform that the state funds for the year 1908 will allocate $1000 to the town and cities for highway work. The message notes an anticipated increase in the appropriation next year and discusses the estimated monthly dif ference in costs.
Long illness ends Louise (Peck) Richardson life
Louise Peck Richardson of Acton died after a long illness at age 65. She was born in Palenville and lived in Acton 20 years, known for a cheerful, neighborly nature and devotion to family. Services were held at Woodlawn Chapel with organ music and prayers. She leaves husband C. A. Richardson Jr and grandson George Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise (Peck
Richard
George A. Richardson
Palonira
Ste
Acton
Hersei
Lovell Celebrates 80th Birthday With Family and Friends
John Lovell of Maynard and Weymouth division staff gathered in Concord to honor his 80th birthday. The pioneer bus entrepreneur started in Woburn at 61 and built Lovell’s Bus Lines, later expanding to Maynard and surrounding towns. Neighbors and relatives attended, including Mag Cora Pratt and Harry Blakeman, with warm wishes and reminders of decades of service and real estate growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell
Woburn
Maynard
Concord
Leon
Artinton
Wey
Ee Skagen i
Weymouth
John Lovell
John
Charles
Mag Cora Pratt
Wrentham
Harry Blakeman
Whitman
Mr Blakeman
Marriage at Maynard United in St. Casimir’s Church
Miss Mary Karpetchik daughter of Mr and Mrs Konstastiy Karpetchik 167 Main Street became the bride of Stephen Cantine son of Mr and Mrs Frank Cantine Forge Road Littleton at a ten oclock ceremony in St Casimir’s Church The single ring rite was by Rev John S Dzick and followed by a nuptial mass Revbal Te officiated A large gathering attended Stanley Giemmack played Lohengrin Wedding March and led the choir Miss Sophie Derkas was maid of honor wearing blue taffeta with matching accessories
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mary Karpetchik
Konstastiy Karpetchik
Main Street
Stephen Cantine
Frank
Forge Road
Littleton
Bal
Rge
Stanley Giemmack
Lohengrin
Sophie Derkas
Harold Wilcox Wedding Recalls Boston Area Couple
Harold Wilcox and Yona were married at 16 Brooks Street with Robb Witoos and John as ushers. The bride wore white velvet with a fingertip veil. bouquets included two dragons. The couple plans a new home in Billerica as friends praise their popularity and plans for a future together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bipanor
Robb Witoos
Brooks Stre Ruble
Lind
Dragons
John
Richard Lawson
Pride
Maynard Hockey Club
Atlantic States
Billerica
Old Pewter Talk Marked Wey side DAR Meeting
South Sudbury event saw owners present heirlooms and a paper on Old Pewter by Mig Daly F. at Mrs Gotlke's home. Twenty members and guests heard the chaplain and flag ceremony. plans for flags on Columbus and Navy Days were made. treasury receipts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sudbury
Weyside Inn
Dar
Fiag
Mise Will
James Salter
Elisa McLean
National Society
Dees
Hartley & Johnson
Medford
Misses of
Bedford
Norman Walpole
After Death Respect for an Ineffective Man
A reflected line on legacy after death. The speaker notes that while a man with inferior gifts may be revered posthumously, his mortal limits remain. The sentiment echoes classical Horatian thought on fame and virtue beyond life.
Recognising Friends Happy in New Maynard Visit
Recognising Friends Happy is the person who received a certificate and is in the garb of a prominent figure. He attended Littleton schools and is employed by United Farmers Dairy at Charlestown. He will motor through New England on trips and reach Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
United Farmers Dairy
Charlestown
New England
Maynard
Woman's Club Holds 1988 89 Officers and Charter Members
The article lists officers for 1988 1989 led by President Mrs William McGarry and Vice President Mrs Halsey Andrews. It notes charter members and a membership roster for 1937 1988, naming many women and their affiliations. The calendar outlines lectures concerts and tea programs through May including a luncheon and annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoichi
Aynard
Tucker
Doris White
Iguard School
Wiliam McGarry
Mi’ Eas
A. Ing
Will
Elu
Gm Bittve Crea
Howard Wilcee
Straight Lawton
Fred Haynes
Eras
Halsey
Andrews
Alfred Batley
Thomas ‘Bell
Brooks
G¢ Brown
Ward Cage
Imre
Cremars
Oswald Drechsler
James
Haton
Hans )Erikson
Frank Grieve
Martin
Gruber
Alfred
Haynes
Forpet
Howe
John Ingham
Raymond
Jones
Kieoler
George’ Landenstein
John Lawton
Johny
Lever
Edward «MacPherson
Harry Meek
Helen Mackey
Wilder Mackda
Marshal
Brank May
Katherine’ Maginnis
William Mann
Edwin Mills
Jouhug Naylor
William
Naylor
Harriet Nay
Mrene Forte
Ruth Masters
Agnes Olsen
British Isles
Arthur T. Mallen
Mildred
Buchanan Flagg William
Blackney
Frances Archer i Madsen
Dessuper
Jonatny
Mmily
Frank Farnell
Ruth .Edwards Doris Mat
Harvey Greenwood
Eleventh District Dramatica
Wilder Macurda
Hang Mickson
William H. Weston _Magig
George Laubenstein
Stone
Maynard Co-op Club Hosts James LeVan Speaker
Maynard Co-operative Club features James LeVan secretary of the Council of Federated Churches of Boston as guest speaker. He will discuss the cooperative movement with moving pictures from Nova Scotia. The free public meeting, part of Co-operative Month, starts at eight at Main Street venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
James LeVan
Council of Federated Churches of
Boston
Maynard Co-operative Club
le van
United States
Co-operative
Nova Scotia
Local youths added to the growing list in Maynard
In Maynard two more local youths joined the group linked to Philip A. Wilson the son of Judge and Mrs Howard A Wil Brooks high clean of also of the freteal sano parentage admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Philip
A. Wilson
Judge
Mra
Howard
A. Wil- Brooks High
Sleepy Hollow Wins Second League Title in Five Game Finale
Sleepy Hollow clinched the league crown by defeating East Enders in the deciding fifth game after a tight series. Dusty Cook starred with pitching and drove in the decisive runs as Sleepy Hollow earned the Father Sears plaque and Wilson medals for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oganiszed
Chuck” Mara
Sleepy Hollow
Concord
Suns
Omerson
Maramen
Father Sears
Robert Gardiner Wilson
Deot
Hubbardville
Herronville
Geriea
Archie Barrett
Harry
Champons
East Enders
Wast Quarter
Bedford Wareet Bove
Sleepy Harlow
Barrett
Sleepy - Hallow
Georg Johnson
Coring
Dusty” Cook
Mara
Cook
Tommy Burke
Dickie Craig
Maw
Barrett Dominates as Sleepy Hollow Captures Title
Dan Kelly led Sleepy Hollow with three hits while Barrett shut out the opposition, allowing no third base. The victory came as Barrett fanned Dick Craig in the ninth and the team received the Father Gears plaque from Jim Deacon and medals from Dave Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maramen
Odd Barres
Barrett
Dan Kelly
Sleepy Hollow
Craig
Dick Craig
Dee
Gleepy
Callahan
J. Craig
Cook
Jimmy Deacon
Father Gears
Mara
Dave Williams
Wilson
Sudbury Folks Strive to Rebuild After Severe Hurricane
Communities in Sudbury work to remove wreckage from a hurricane that toppled shade and fruit trees and two greenhouses. One cow died from injuries, a chimney toppled, and families hasten repairs before cold weather arrives. Neighbors assist as crews clear debris and safeguard remaining structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Bordon
Sudbury
Wayland
Voter Registrar Sessions Scheduled in October
The Registrars of Voters will meet Friday October 14 from 4 to 6 80 p m Monday October 17 from 4 to 6 30 p m and Wednesday October 19 from noon until 10 p m to register citizens eligible to vote in the November 8 state election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Lean to Evil It Is a Proof of Natural Bias
The fragment argues that human bias leans toward evil, with gains from wrongdoing seeming easier than overcoming bad habits, suggesting moral effort is harder than indulgence. It emphasizes a natural tendency toward vice and the quickness of evil versus the difficulty of reform.
Acton Folks Gratified as Edison and Telco Restore Service
Acton residents praise Edison Light and New Buglang Telephone for rapid work restoring power and telephone service after the storm. Foremen supervise crews repairing roofs and replacing windows as repairs continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Normal Is Redner Manya A. X. PT Rehabilitation Work Progress
Rehabilitation work to overhaul street lighting circuits for normal operation is now underway after a completed accord from the company. A survey shows restoration on the company lines affecting over 400 000 customers with only a few isolated outages remaining. Merchanising and clerical services have resumed as crews and trucks supported by teams in advance of the emergency program completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. x. PT
Son’ Company
Boston
Seervice
Syracuse University Sees Record Enrollment This Fall
Students at Syracuse University, including 6448 in the previous record year, enroll this fall as the university expects a new high. Leonard s0n hentn reports many freshpersons entering the GF lege of Business Administraion with 36 states and eight countries represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Kieley
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