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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1938
Page
3
A fragmentary meditation urges strength and courage drawn from faith. It cites Biblical passages and spiritual guidance, reflecting on fortitude as a response to trials and the assurance that divine guidance will sustain believers through hardship.
Elizabeth Casteels of Norwood Street Winchester wed George Beamish of South Sudbury in a Cambridge ceremony officiated by Rev. Mitchell Rushton. Maid of honor Ruth Colburn of Dedham and bridesmaids from Arlington wore turquoise and pink moire gowns. The couple, after a Maine trip, will reside in Sudbury and Cambridge area. celebration followed at the Charles Street area in Cambridge with about 160 guests.
A fragmentary report describes a contested nomination for Representative of Middleset. The text references Mr King as manager of a political entity and notes fusion talks influencing voter perception this week.
West Acton Baptist Church announces a Sunday service at 7 PM with pastor leading prayers and a sermon. The text notes the church’s usual sacraments and liturgy during the evening news service.
The clipped OCR fragment mentions a gathering at Dee and lists Mrs Susie and the Jentes Sheridan family with a collation and prizes awarded. Names and roles are incomplete, leaving a partial social notice with few concrete details.
Mr and Mrs Andreiwa S Coppinger wed September 3 at home of Garfield Goodman. Bride Betsie Garfield, a Sudbury Med School student, previously worked in Wellesley and is cousin of the late President Garfield. Groom is Roger Roppinger of Hollis Street, employed at Denningon Manufacturing. They honeymooned in the Whit mountain region and will live on Irving Street in Framingham.
The first in a series of whist and beano parties under Maynard Council auspices occurred at Chelg Bi. A number of tables were in play with prizes awarded to Mrs. Plorenng Tibbetts and Glinton D.
The family announces a funeral for Maynard and relatives in Glenwood Cemetery. The event details include a will date and a memorial service led by Reverend Mal A. Vande, with survivors noted.
A fragmented text fragment mentions friendship and kindness, referencing neighbors and a Tesco store. The readable content is limited and unclear, lacking coherent events or concrete details to determine a full news item.
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