Fragmentary OCR Notice From Massachusetts Paper
The readable fragment shows a late insert, a second class matter note, and references to local filing terms. Missing details limit identification of the page, date, or specific notice type.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1937
Page
4
The readable fragment shows a late insert, a second class matter note, and references to local filing terms. Missing details limit identification of the page, date, or specific notice type.
Fragmentary text references Nathan Hale and Revolutionary spy actions. No clear event date or place. Indicates execution context but lacks coherent details to form a full summary.
A fragmentary passage discusses Japan and Russia as major powers in a world war context. It argues that vast nations should act promptly to protect interests, labeling Japan a marauder and predicting panic as China faces incursions.
Fragmentary notes describe the approach of fall and changing light as time passes toward the equinox. The text hints at contemplation and mood, with scattered references to Southland and signs of ripening.
Vincent Rando known as Frenchie runs Concord Pastry Shoppe on Main Street after years in Boston hotels. He aims for high quality pies and pastries made from premium ingredients with in house fillings. He believes local support will sustain the small town shop as it completes its first year.
The Concord event attracted about 250 members from Needham Newton Winchester and surrounding groups. Activities featured a sports lineup including horse events and a display of awards amid the gathering at the Sinn Pane Club.
School clinics in joint state county effort promote child health and TB prevention. Over 400 000 children already examined. Concord High School hosts on September 23 1987 with tuberculin tests followed by x rays and exams if needed. Parents receive written reports and guidance to limit exposure and prevent later lung TB.
The Annurs Grange held Teachers Night at Odd Fellows Hall with Mrs Ina Roberts hosting. John Gallagher Jr and Ruth Gallagher performed on piano and guitar, Mrs Owens sang, and Mrs Gell led a Gallagher family recital. Catherine McCarron of Melrose spoke on The Grange as an Organization. Edward Connors of Cambridge entertained with stories.
Scouts of America plan a Scoutorama on Friday and Saturday November 26 at the State Armory Ey Hit Street Arlington. Last year Arlington and Waltham hosted with Concord and Lincoln joining in a miniature effort. This year 76 exhibits are planned to fill the armory with Troops from several towns participating and a committee meeting in Arlington established roles for ticket sales programs exhibits and publicity.
A Concord Legion party last night drew a large audience and received strong praise for its music and festive atmosphere. Organizers report high turnout and plans for future events.
The Corinthian lodge installed a host of officers led by Master of Kk Am TM Temple Kennedy and Grand Marshal Goddard. Jewel presented to Master Clark, with Hemenway and Hall acknowledged, as June wedding at the lodge noted. Additional officers include McKenzie, Wells, Sherman Blair, Perry Dann, Warren, Clank, McLean, Payson True, Foley, Berry, Charles, and Pratt.
The Concord Mothers' Club announces a weinie roast for members and teachers at the Musketaquid Club on Monday September 20 at 6 pm with transportation details from The Manse and Union Church. A bicycle ride to Acton is planned and Back to School Night occurred September 13 at the Manse with members dressing as schoolgirls.
Audience packed the Concord church Monday night for a free lecture sponsored by the Christian Science church. The speaker Mr Marsch was introduced by Alfred B. McClellan, first reader of the Concord church. The full lecture appears on page five.
A demonstration is planned following the Grange regular meeting. At 9 00 pm Lawton and Appliance will demonstrate an equipped kitchen by a dinner. Arrangements are not completed for food deposition but hints suggest lucky people may attend.
Mrs Ellen T White, killed in an automobile accident early in the morning in South Acton, was born in Lexington in 1878. She had made Concord her home for about five years. Survived by husband John White, a son Edward Wright, a grandson Edward Wright Jr, and daughter Mrs Rita B Santora. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning from Our Lady Help of Christians Church with interment in Acton.
Mrs Thomas Stewart Harris of Lowell hosted a luncheon for her debutante daughter Muriel Harris. Miss Harris, a Concord Academy graduate, will attend Bennington College. Guests included Miss Anne Piper Miss Janet Bie Mise Ruth Morse and Louisa Garfield.
The Boston Daily Record reports the funeral of Timothy Fitzpatrick age 36, employee of the Irish theater, who died in an accident. He was born in Somerville and survived by wife Helen Hill Fitzpatrick two sons Thomas and Joseph, sisters Mary Scott and Margaret Lacerda. Interment was in St Bernard's cemetery. The Spall Hearers were six of his best friends and fellow workers.
The Concord Lodge of Elks organizes whist parties starting Thursday October 7 at the Elks Hall under the entertainment committee chaired by Joseph Dee. Harold Tomgitne, Lovell Pars ee John Bent and Michael are listed among organizers for a community event open to all town people.
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