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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1937
Page
2
Maynard residents gathered for church, social, and civic events. Obituaries, weddings, and class notes highlight community ties with figures like Mr Kane, John J Hern, and local clubs hosting rallies, dances, and fundraisers across October weekends.
Hubbardville edged Herronville 9 to 4 as Tolman and Hosmer each fanned 12, despite Herronville mounting comebacks with three runs in the fourth and two more in the eighth. Key hits came from Dickey Dee and Marshall for Hortonville, while Hosmer went 2 for 4 for Hubbardville.
Funeral services were held at Power funeral parlors for Maynard Nmigi, a long time resident of Concord who died at rest from Boston. Rev. Eaton Marshall of the Methodist church officiated as a large gathering attended the service. Burial followed in Brookside Cemetery in Stow.
The Concord Public Library received a gift sculpture titled Cranes Rising in memory of Rev Benjamin Berkeley Huntingson. Created by world famed sculptor Mrs Huntingson, the piece honors her kin and is praised for its artistic significance and international display in major museums and cities.
Fair and slightly warmer today with gentle winds. Tomorrow cloudy with possible showers at night.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a BA M railroad notice about closing ticket offices and keeping Western Union open until further word. The piece jokes about local curiosities, mentions deficits, shifting freight, and odd anecdotes from Lawton, Lufkin, and a Maytag powered car scene, ending with a confusing claim nine customers to Concord.
The readable text describes samples of printing shown in a store window on a series of days including today and tomorrow. It mentions West Concord Press and typographical work as examples. The passage is fragmentary and avoids clear events or outcomes.
Fragment from a local paper notes changes in management and production at the West Concord Press. It mentions duties in writing and advertising layout and the publication of pamphlets, booklets and catalogues.
Public notice records a Trinity Church aid fair held in October 1919 with timing details and community fundraising purpose. The fragment references specific date phrasing and event location, indicating a church driven charitable sale or fair.
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple personal names and phrases about a cafeteria or food context, mentioning Mrs and various surnames. No clear event, place, date, or structured report is identifiable from the readable text.
Patchy OCR text mentions Beardsell and Nee Jecal with a Meant to flash up to wet show in reporter's view. Fragmentary item notes a possible interview segment or quote. No clear names, dates, or events to confirm.
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