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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1937
Page
6
The Acton Agricultural Association hosts a daylong fair featuring 4 H displays, animal shows, and a vast floral and vegetable judging section. Winners include Pony class top entries, Morgan horses, and prize-winning blooms from West Acton, Concord, Stow, and Acton participants.
Federal regulations set open hours in eastern time for ducks geese snipe sora woodcock and all migratory birds with daily bag limits and possession caps. Season dates vary by species with specifics on decoys baiting federal stamps and penalties for violations.
A fragment from Concord tennis coverage notes time references and a Sunday clock change. The text is garbled with misplaced diacritics and missing names, making specifics unclear.
Kenry Mekkelson died after long illness of over a year at Emerson Hospital where he was confined two weeks. Rev Glenn Doug conducted the service. Interment followed at Steeley Hollow cemetery in the family lot. He is survived by his wife Thora, his parents Jens and Mrs Mekkelson, sister Ida, and four children Margaret Whitcomb Helen Henry Jr and James all of Acton.
Lincoln Mohawks defeated the Framingham Braves 10 to 7 to clinch the Paul Revere League championship last Sunday. Pitcher Don Lupien earned his third win in the series, allowing 14 hits while Braves pitcher gave up 12. The Kingino Mohawks also claimed the Whitney Cup, presented by Rep Otis M Whitney, who pledged his district would support the team.
A novena to the Little Flower was held this week at St Bernard’s Church. Services occurred every evening at the church and were assisted by Father Mulcahy, curate, with Father Finnicky and Bernard’s Church staff helping.
A Novena service was conducted at Saint Joseph’s Church in Lincoln with plans for a similar observance on a later date. The notice notes church activity and invites parishioners to participate.
The text mentions a contract to purchase fifty thousand Richardson dolls at a favorable price as a sales inducement. It also notes Fay School in Boston with students from Hudson and nearby areas, listing Miss Violette Tunseli and Miss Irene Fay as connected figures.
A reflective piece urges morning focus on a singular ideal of mastery. It counsels steady, levelheaded decision making to avoid dawdling and foolish acts, maintaining the observer's sense of superior resolve throughout the day.
Fragmentary text indicates a Vestry meeting scheduled at 20 in the tins with all meetings of the Ladies Aid Society open to members.
A damaged line refers to Joseph Dee of Contord-bii and Ellis Y Whist. An auction is set for eight o'clock with cash floor bids invited.
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