Fragmentary birth notice from Middie Street family
The readable portion mentions Herman M and an event on Middie Street. No full details appear due to damaged OCR.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1949
Page
11
The readable portion mentions Herman M and an event on Middie Street. No full details appear due to damaged OCR.
Vidito of Vidito and arry Doschester and Charles Bedford figure in a terse exchange at a recent borough gathering. The remarks hint at ongoing debate over local policy with no final decision announced.
Voices discuss moving commentary of tragic events and the impact of words in English. The group invites participation for a Bach Mass rehearsal on Tuesday October 4 at the high school auditorium with registration at 7 30 and 7 45 seating.
West Concord Mr and Mrs Edward F Cassidy of 478 Main Street observed their anniversary with family including several grandchildren. Funeral services were held from his late residence with Rev Frank Thompson officiating.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Lincoln coal operations and recruitment on Main Street. Mentions Bodkin of Beddeed and various ages 17 to 37 for enlistment, with unclear timeline and scattered remarks about recent activity and public interest.
The Stow Parent Teachers Association plans its next monthly meeting on Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the Stow Town Hall. A business session precedes a film reel about A Smith’s experiences. Refreshments will be served by the host committee.
Fragmentary text shows a name pattern and garbled words. no discernible event or context is readable for a factual summary.
The Concord church group and the Concerned League of Women Voters prepare a questionnaire for voters about the school issue. Mr. Asa and Mrs. Robert Bygrave, now in Lincoln, attended a Saturday event. Mrs. Bygrave is formerly Lucy B. Denni.
Mrs Ethel L Thresker hosted a lively gathering at her Redford home 69 West Car lis e road. About seventy guests attended, dressed in tie and blue, with attendees arriving from Carlisle Ford Westford Maine and Washington DC to present substantial money gifts.
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