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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1927
Page
3
In this brief notice the Trinity Church dedicates a memorial for Rev. Henry Hine Hannah. The ceremony honors his service and the community reflects on his guidance and faith. The exact date and participants are not fully readable in the excerpt.
In 1897 to 1906 era a dedication service endured a storm as Archdeacon Ernest J Dennen preached on the life of the late Mr Hannah. The ceremony featured Rev Smith O Dexter and Rev Richard T Laying in charge, with Miss Hertha Graves at the organ. A tablet and windows honored donors Mrs Hannah of Mortelair New Jersey and the Hannah family.
Notice warns of a lost deposit book No 7365 at Concord Co operative Bank claimed by Benjamin Moody treasurer dated Oct 12 1936. Executors Thorpe and Henry Thorpe summon all creditors and interested parties to present claims and settle debts per Middlesex county probate law.
A letter from Jamie W. Howell to Ida Jokinen at The Jokinen Shop praises Maynard boosters for energy and progressiveness. It urges cooperative effort to support local business and the town’s civic spirit, noting the shop’s tasteful display windows and community role.
A fragment from the Maynard Enterprise Booster Page invites Ida Johinen of 30 Mill Street Maynard Mass to place an advertisement in the Boosters Page. It praises the page for growing Maynard as a business center and promises quick results from advertiser support.
Miss Florence Quinn of Swamp Scott hosts a gathering with her sister Mrs Charles Warren Concord Street as Frank J DeMars Post American Legion plans to install officers tonight at Odd Fellows hall Emil Moran Hudson district commander leads the ceremonies Officers to be installed include commander Har Hanson commander Harold Sheridan adjutant and historian Leo White finance officer Rev Charles Donahue chaplain Michael Rynkiviets sergeant at arms James V Sweeney and others Guests include Binks Kawin Carl and representatives from the Board of les H Persons B J Conte regions Auxiliary War Veterans and L faculty with post members to be served after the installation meal
John Merwin wins the golf title at the club event with a round that advances him to the consolation bracket. He defeats his unnamed opponent in the first round and faces Herbert in a final stage, continuing the competition through the weekend.
The Concord Rod and Gun Club held a cleanup day at the new clubhouse in preparation for the dedication Wednesday evening. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS announces a meeting of Concord Cooperative Bank shareholders on October 19 1927 to nominate officers for the November annual meeting.
A brief public notice lists A Wilson as clerk in charge of coastal fishing district matters. It notes standard duties and references official postings for the week.
Notice of a sheriff sale in the Middlesex district at Lowell to satisfy a judgment against William P Reilly. The parcels include three described tracts of land in Concord with references to prior deeds and conveyances, listing boundaries and street corners and the time and place of sale.
Incomplete OCR text shows a Board of Selectmen reference with Wednesday evening 7 PM meetings and mentions rooms in a location with names like FRANK'S RINKS and OHare WAVIN, suggesting a poorly legible notice of council scheduling and associated notices. The fragment hints at attendance and approval processes without coherent details.
To let one half of a three house block in the town center at the corner of Es Lane near Monument. Enquiries to local agent.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a large living room with a fireplace and coal, with unclear references to Lullary, Moors, and Henry C. Lacey at Prospect 0238. The text is garbled, but hints at rural or home furnishing details and a place-based address.
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