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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1936
Page
3
Maynard residents attend church events and dances, with notes on civic activities, weddings, and visits. Reports mention musicians at local venues, school and church programs, a Russian Orthodox community event, and a forthcoming Grange sale. Multiple brief items cover visitors, hospital news, and upcoming community gatherings in town and nearby areas.
Banns published a second time in St Casimir's Arch on a Sunday morning for Veronica Piecewicz and Francis Hickey of Hudson. The couple plans to wed next Sunday morning.
Mrs Anna Saari thanks all who showed kindness and sent flowers during her recent bereavement at 173 East Maynard Street.
West Acton reports the first meeting of the 11th District Conference held in club quarters on Monday afternoon with strong attendance. President Mrs LeRoy Strong presided in the absent recording secretary Mrs Roy Jones. minutes were read by Mrs G Howard Reed. Session details include a church gathering with luncheon and a round table, followed by afternoon sessions under the presiding Mire John H Kimball.
Miss Doggan of the American Educational Company announces in Maynard a new and sensational production titled The First Commandment. The large spectacle features eighty five prominent citizens in major biblical roles including Weaving as Joseph, with authentic monuments and a Passion Play style.
The Marlboro Legion Post held an officers installation ceremony last night under the auspices of the Men’s League. Local Post vice commander Zaniewski and Edward attended the event as part of church safety program planning for Thursday night.
A fragmentary report indicates sailors were assigned to a work shift at the port, with crews coordinating duties and tasks aboard vessels. Further details are unreadable in the text.
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