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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1937
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions dates April 22 and a cinema or anime show with references to town guides and “creation guides in town.” Vague phrases hint at duty, moon, and Solvenizing with mentions of black smoke and a potential recarponizing trick. No clear persons organizations or actions emerge.
A brief item notes that His has challenged Lief Hog to a tennis match, signaling an upcoming clash between two players. The notice highlights a scheduled contest and invites attention to the event details.
The piece praises the Yankees as a strong semi pro team facing severe injury setbacks this year. It notes their powerful attack is hampered by players out and calls them among the best in the region despite losses. Continued discussion is promised on Page 3.
A partial catalog of items appearing on page four of the newspaper includes news briefs, sports notes, community notices, and advertisements. The list indicates structure and topics but lacks full detail for each item.
Local calendar lists Concord Yankees vs Dolan A. C at Emerson Playground and Hubbardville vs Herronville first regular drill of the season. Meetings include Knights of Columbus supper and installation, Concord Grange Home Economics Night, and Christian Women Temperance Union gathering. Bicycle hike noted for Mothers’ Club and Acton event.
The Concord Antiquarian Society held an open house at the Antiquarian House on Lexington Road to mark the town’s 302nd birthday and the society’s 51st founding anniversary. Mrs Stedman Buttrick Senior led the reception with Mrs Herbert B Hosmer and Mrs Edward Moore pouring, while Mrs Henry F Smith presided in the receiving line with officers.
Concord awards $66,089.00 contract to Structural mee Corporation of New for erection of the new Post Office building. Notice to proceed to be issued upon receipt of notice. Miss Marion Bar 5 occupies a real square where the new building will be located. Nelson Horne returns to duties at the Concord Municipal Light plant after vacation.
A garbled passage references Massachusetts National Guard and infantry groups in the 1820s with mentions of veterans, fraternal organizations, and local groups. The text fragments include phrases like infantry veterans and continued on page, indicating a multi-page article.
Thirty four members of the Concord Legion will leave South Station Sunday morning at 510 bound for New York City. Travelers include Ernest Carrol, seph Dee, John Fitzgerald among others. The list emphasizes the band as the group traveling for the mammoth tion event.
A coupe driven by John J Sullivan of Old Bridge West Concord failed to turn on School Street early Sunday. The vehicle rolled off a three foot embankment landing right side up. Passenger Bilen T White wife of John White of Highland Street West Concord was killed instantly with neck injuries. Her daughter Rita H Santor sustained head cuts and neck and leg injuries. James J Quinlan of Harrington Avenue West Concord suffered a facial cut. Continued on page 6.
Miss D Oench daughter of Mrs Lawrence Pom Ry brides at noon Tuesday in Russell Grace D Oench New York son of the late Albert F D Oench. The Rev Samuel A Milot Emeritus Arlington officiated. Guests described decor with white and yellow gladioli. The couple honeymooned in Maine and New York, planning Maryland as home. The bride, educated at Concord Academy Winsor, Hauts Etudes Inationaire, active in Junior League and Vincent Club. The groom attended Lawrenceville and Princeton. with Gilber Blot Co in New York.
The Acton Massachusetts community gathers for a Friday night amateur talent event during the Fair. Contestants are invited to submit acts titled Amateur Night with entries sent from local communities. Prizes will be awarded for the best performances.
John M Forbes will travel to New Exonetity on Friday to discuss business matters. Local officials await details as plans firm up for the trip.
Festival crowds gather for the twentieth anniversary fair as rural association members push events and exhibitors to display produce crafts and goods. Attendees await roadside signs and renewed city participation amid preparation activity.
October 11 event at Armory Everett Street opens from eight till midnight with old fashioned dancing and a Granite State music committee booking five orchestras. Tickets sold at the door or through committee members Thomas Burke Hugh C Flannery C F Vaccarello Bob P Dee J Bulger G Barrel with strong interest for all ages.
Fragmentary note records the Adams family and Mr Adams planning to relocate from their home in Chitége, with references to Adams and Hig Sin and two locations or households in Boek ed and Concordell.
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