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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1939
Page
2
Vivid fragments describe San Francisco and New York world fairs shaping city life. Energetic performances and parades showcase thrillers, theater and street spectacles attracting crowds and influence on local culture.
Fragmentary text mentions a shirt and Mrs Davis, with garbled phrases about feathers and cotton. There is no clear event, date, or identifiable person beyond the names Mrs Davis and Babe Maaitta. The meaning remains obscured by OCR corruption.
A fragmented account from Tucson describes aged prospectors who favor pensions yet decry restrictions it imposes on their way of life. They petition authorities to use government resources to search huts for gold, reflecting tensions between pension laws and frontier traditions.
Iota and Beifanl Hairis or Fi jacana erdf Mr and Mrs certaid Jattibs Bradford Cine vet of Mr and Mrs Howard B reat road Maynard were married Saturday at a home wedding. The ceremony and reception took place in Waldo Savage, pati gregational area. The bride wore an ivory lace gown with cap and carried a parquet bouquet. Bridesmaids wore chiffon gowns and tiaras with rosés. Attendants included Irene Léesdard and Nastia from New Hampshire. The celebration drew relatives from Maynard, NH, Waltham, New Bedford, Fall River, New York and Rio-Retid. The couple, both active in local communities, received many wedding gifts.
Three workers on a Southboro tunnel project were arrested for drunkenness and disturbing the peace after a scuffle at the Happy Hollow Club on Lincoln Street. Two men were treated at Marttoro Hospital, Morelli injured on the back and Wallen with facial bruises, while Conahan was jailed at Colony Hotel. Police and reserves from Lyonhurst attended the Dewny Chief Crotty testimonial banquet when the disturbance occurred.
The Deputy Grand Master addressed the lodge after the feast at the Masonic Building. Notes: Lindsey of Framingham and other officers presided. several members were elected to posts. The district deputy will visit the lodge on the 21st with a reception and program.
Middlesex County Commander Daniel Shea served as installing officer for Anthony-Hunt-Hamilton No. 221 A L in the rooms last Tuesday evening. County Sergeant-at-Arms Manuel Mello assisted, with St Nor Wies County Commander John Delay present. Daniel Brenndn helped add to the opening with stories. After business, the evening closed with payments and supervision by Chet Sullivan Jr. and William Collins.
Maynard reports Joth Fidherty of Dr Faherty Malt milieu engaged as a Pory Vaseball team figure with future plans to leave next Monday. Johny ig a well known athlete in local football circles and has umpired over 100 league games amid partisan crowds. Weather and Middlesex County Fair scenes close the report with Governor Saltonstall visiting and a busy horse and pony show drawing crowds.
The Middlesex County Fair showcased a dog show under W Burton Harvey with many breeds judged. Winners included terriers, Doberman Pinschers, German Shepherds, Beagles, Pointers, and a Pomeranian with multiple exhibitors named from Derry to Cambridge and Brockton.
Miss Alice Mary Donahue daughter of Mrs ict Dinah and John Frahe's Friwtey were married last Sunday at Pazabeth's church in West Atton by Rev Thomas Croke. Maid of Honor was Mary L. Detidhe. best man Lawrence J. Frawidy. The bride wore white net over satin with a veil. reception at the bride’s home. They will reside at 38 Thompson street after a trip to New York and Ottawa. The groom is a Concord High School graduate in business. The couple received many relatives and friends.
Maynard Grange kicked off its fall season before a record crowd at the first meeting presided by Karl Marshall of Middlesex Central Pomona Grange. Officers from surrounding towns attended and plans were made for a Barn Party on October 11 in Parker Street and the annual fair on November 1 at Maynard Grange Hall. The program featured RoVille Ramblers, dances by Miss Belyza, songs by Mabel Chapin, tap dancing by Miss Harps, and solo by Eric Farnell, with a fine fellowship period and dancing to follow.
Bedford pastor officiated the marriage of Donald Stewart Carlin of Bedford to Miss Winfréd Gilligan of Wakefield on September 10. Best man Carita, maid of honor Solita, and Emily Carlin hosted a reception for the couple. The newlyweds plan a honeymoon touring Mathe and will reside in Lexington.
Maynard Lodge B P O E held a banquet and dance at the Stow Country Club on Thursday night as part of the lodge's activities. About a hundred guests attended the event honoring the institution and its members.
Maynard residents recount World War II era memories of Austria and Nazi Germany. The narratives feature a mix of personal recollections about Adolf Hitler, family emigration to the United States, and concerns over Poland and Russia during wartime. Details include a Coast Guard son and relatives in Poland and Russia occupied areas.
The First Parish Church of Sudbury announces its 36th annual Columbus Day Harvest Dinner and Fair named Aunt Tilly's. Activities include home cooked foods, antique sales, pewter pieces, aprons, knitting, and crafts, with decorative lower church displays. Food and entertainment will be at the Town Hall with horse-drawn rides and garden items for sale.
Fragmentary report recalls Marty Palmeri and Tony Palmieri rushed to Symmes Arlington Hospital. Mention of Mrs. Balfour of the North and a reader’s reference to a patient named Seee. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
A meeting at Assabet State Park marked by speakers from Textile America quarters, voting to hold a National Labor Relations election to represent local workers. Leaders say the manager will be consulted on the election date, with ten organizers to canvass the town in diverse native languages.
A surprise birthday party was held at a Plymouth hotel for Rev. Gores, pastor of the Fish and Christian Ministry, with Miss Pakkala elected president of the local Young People’s Society. Refreshments were served and announcements made about a forthcoming marriage.
Fragmentary text suggests names and titles of local officials or figures and a planned installation. The garbled passage references Melrgavee, Oren, Ma, Beverly, and a Charith designation, implying a ceremony or appointment. Further context is needed for a precise summary.
Readable fragments show an entertainment note with a victory or win by a performer or act. The fragment lacks full names or dates, but indicates a success in a show or contest context.
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