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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1932
Page
7
Mournful local notes record visits at Probert Mrs mond iow era, Mrs Lowden, and Mrs Frank A. Otha spome on Wednes from auto trip. Spinney and Willis referenced in town. Merriam returns to Lynne. Taylor duties shift. residents discuss paths home and nearby streets.
A brief note extends gratitude to neighbors and friends for their support and kindness during a time of need. The message acknowledges the community’s help and expresses warm appreciation for their thoughtful gestures.
In a heated contest for the Republican nomination for the General Court from the Tenth District, Selectman Ashidyar faces a rival candidate amid accusations of past agreements. The heated exchange centers on memory of prior nominations and a push to cement ballots before the upcoming primary.
A fragmented letter questions a candidate's eligibility and conduct, alleging past actions and memory failures. The writer references political processes and comments to a local taxpayers association, hinting at legislative disposal and a proposal to reduce a sale.
Anna N Jones born in Carlisle died at her home on September 7 at age .. She was survived by her husband three children and by Anna M Larson and brother Andre Larson of Concord. The service was held Saturday at two o'clock conducted by Reverend who led the temporary tribute.
Funeral services for Mrs James Tylor of 7 Everett Avenue were held in the Rome area, with many townspeople in attendance. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. of Woburn and an assistant from Castor. Three sons survive, including Benjamin Row and Meisterling, with interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
Leslie W. Sims of Maynard denies any agreement to support another candidate and affirms his candidacy for the House of Representatives. He discusses prior inquiries from Hudson residents and towns Stow and Boxboro, and references a proposed salary-reduction bill as context for his position.
The Concord Flower Show features diverse displays including a model house and garden by Mrs. B Stewart, intricate sculptures, and a Teaper class for children. Leading prizes go to Mrs. Rubsell, with many exhibitors earning single prizes across categories such as arrangements, miniatures, and outdoor displays.
Incomplete text from a historical page shows names Mary Leagard and Sirpet with broken phrases and unusual capitalization. No clear event, date, or location is discernible from the fragment.
A man was fined $20 after an incident reported on Gascon Street. Police say the accused, tied to an Aerated turniahed case, was apprehended and later handed to authorities. Mary Henr was involved in the eyewitness report.
The Rev John B Shepler preached at the nervicas service held at the ust church last Sunday marking the Fall season. The official board met Monday night and the Philathea group met with Mrs Walter Denniston for an evening session set for October 2.
The fragment notes Tuttle Jones and Wetherbee of South Acton as a firm era players and collectors. It cites Civil War era vignettes including stamps and a 1868 bill head from Tut tle Jones and Wetterkee detailing prices like 2.25 per bushel for potatoes that year.
A chaotic nine inning game at Crowe Park ended 6-4 as the Tigers edged the Braves. Speck Kane and Kane’s hits fueled a late rally while errors by both sides spawned scoring opportunities.
Notices from Mr and Mrs Walter M Kent of Melvin Village N H announce the marriage of their daughter Gretchen Whitney to Barton chatd Bursaw son of Mr and Mrs Henry W Bursaw of South Acre Massachusetts also report Roland Johnson preaching at the Swedish Methodist church in Lowell with Johnson family ties and local pastors and a request for a church leader and Sunday school help.
A fragmented report notes a strikeout credited to Lawson with Brayden and Alto mentioned. It records a 45 minute duration and cites umpire Kitowic2.
Sunday morning the North Baptist Convention theme Shall we be Christians aims to rouse the congregation. The Sunday school targets youth with a study on A Studying Cop. A heater is to be installed before completion and a supper will be served this evening. Services begin at 7 and a study at 6.
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