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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1937
Page
7
A nostalgic Concord item discusses organizing a post season banquet for local football teams with interested residents asked to contact Pili Me Dermott. It mentions arranging a chartered bus, hosting at Rectors Club, and a spirited push to support the squad with practice noted as light after Saturday’s game.
The Acton Woman's Club reports a busy period with Harvest supper proceeds sent to the International College and plans to send gifts via the Missionary committee. Members express mixed emotions after the Acton Fair, praising the group’s public spirited work over two days while noting attendance and social plans for a future meeting at 2230 in the Unitarian vestry.
A draft notice from the Acton Men's Club chair seeks prompt completion of a member questionnaire. The aim is to gather input to comply with the committee’s wishes and ensure participation by all members.
The report chronicles a Democratic party gathering with remarks from Senator George G. Moyse and Sheriff Joseph McElrey praising past support and urging continued effort. They discussed election importance, forthcoming county offices, and the party's growing foothold in Middlesex since 1934.
Mrs Walter Blake of Central Avenue and William Kennedy are named in a local notice. Meggy Blake is mentioned with a family return to a Niagara Falls residence in New York.
A fragment notes a Friday rehearsal and a social circle gathering titled The Lagigs. Details are incomplete but indicate an upcoming event with a group meeting.
A fragmentary note from the period hints at a hoped return day in 1937 connected with local events. The readable words reference "return day" and a year, suggesting a civic or personal anticipation within the community.
By virtue of a power of sale in a mortgage held by Louie B Sullivan and wife Sullivan the Maynard Trust Company will foreclose. The parcel lies on Maple Court described as bounded by South Court and nearby landmarks with a specified boundary line and corner directions. The sale is scheduled for Saturday October 9 at eleven o'clock in the morning.
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