Hitler's absolute power and world doubts voiced
The piece notes Hitler's consolidation of power and the mockery of anti Nazi votes, with speculation about Catholic support. It shifts to varied items including a Brooklyn armored car robbery, the Jonker gem heading to the U S, and social musings on marriage and wealth in the era. It mentions Goebbels and Vatican criticisms, and compares Nazi control to past regimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ition
Gert Hitler
Gemany
Herr Goebbels
Hitler
Angriff
Catholi
Vatican
New York
Brooklyn
Concord High School Baseball Team Wins Middlesex League Title
At a mass meeting on Wednesday the Concord High School baseball squad received sweaters from the Athletic Banquet Committee after winning the Middlesex County Interscholastic League title in 1934. Captain John Flanagan and Everett Tompkins led pitching with strong fielding and timely hitting as the team posted a 12 3 season record and 10 2 league mark with an average around .333.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Concord
Concord High School Auditor
Concord High
Frank J. Googins
Kksnos K. Held
Giuseppe de Lellis
Edward W S Meehan
Concord Selectmen
Warren B.goddard
Wells A. Hall
George Carniv
Martin F. Goodwin
Ianagan
Canase-Biages
Ian Cook
Edward Cuinnm
Mifiotti di Cicco
Everett Tompkins
Richard Loughlin
Maurice Dee
Joseph Williams
Leo Lennon
Richard Mara
Patrio
Middlesex Shon
Belmont
Rindge Tech
Middlesex
Everet Tompkin
John Flanagan
Maynard H S Graduates Heading to Colleges and More
Maynard high school lists graduates entering colleges this year including Saimi Keto class of 1931 Boston University and Diva Hintsa Willis Stockbridge class of 1933 to Northeastern University Kalervo Kansaniva class of 1933 State Teachers College Fitchburg Guido Carbone class of 1934 Massachusetts Normal Art School Frances Hearns class of 1934 Boston University Nicholas Lalli class of 1934 State Teachers College Fitchburg Stanley Loika class of 1934 Boston University Walter Sweeney class of 1934 Fordham College James King class of 1934 Lawrence Academy John O Leary John Jayton Richard Archer class of 1934 Worcester Academy Ernest Tannuzzo class of 1934 Wentworth School John Jaskiewicz class of 1934 Worcester Trade Theodore Bachrach Dorothy Glickman Howard Johnson class of 1934 taking a post graduate course at the local school John Murphy and Joseph Arcist class of 1933 left for Milligan College Milligan Tenn reaching Johnson City Tenn by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard High School
Saimi Keto
Boston University
Diva Hintsa
Willis Stockbridge
Northeastern University
Kalervo Kansanaiva
State Teachers College
Fitchburg
Guido Carbone
Massachusetts Normal Art School
Frances Hearns
Nicholas Lalli
Stanley Loika
Walter Sweeney
Fordham College
James, King
Lawrence Academy
John O'Leary
John Jayton
Richard Archer
Worcester Academy
Ernest Tannuzzo
Wentworth School
John Jaskiewicz
Worcester ‘Trade
Theodore Bachrach
Dorothy Glickman
Howard Johnson
John Murphy
Joseph Arcist
Milligan College
Milligan, Tenn
Johnson City
Tenn
Observe Jewish New Year Here
The Jewish New Year 6695 according to Hebrew chronology was ushered in by local members of that faith last Sunday. There are ten penitential days from the New Year to the most holy feast the Sabbath of Yom Kippur.
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Maynard
Noble Morton Makes Sixth In One at Maynard Club
Noble Morton of Maynard Country Club achieved a sixth in one during a weekly mixed foursome event. Playing with Mrs Eli Burwood, Mrs Florence Erisman and Arthur Mullin, the ball vanished on the drive from the sixth green and was found in the hole. Awards went to Mrs Clara Grieve, Mrs Eleanor Martin and Mrs Florence Erisman. A toasted weenie roast followed the event.
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Maynard
Arthur Mullin
Clara Grieve
Eleanor Martin
Florence Erisman
Rose Wentworth dies at 93 in Cambridge
Mrs Rose Wentworth, a Maynard resident and widow of John Wentworth and Harry Croft, died Monday night at the Cambridge home of Mrs Edna Gillen aged 93. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Union Congregational church by Rev Matthew A Vance with many old friends in attendance. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery.
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Maynard
Rose
Wentworth
Edna Gillen
Cambridge
Hillsboro
N. B
John Wentworth
Harry Croft
Acton Street
Union Congregational Church
Matthew A. Vance
Glenwood Cemetery
Concord 299 Years Old Town Tea Opens Fall Season
Concord celebrates its 299th birthday with the Antiquarian Society hosting an afternoon tea at its house. Town Day marks the start of fall activities as residents greet each other after vacation. Mrs Stedman Bat trick hosts a ladies group serving tea and light refreshments.
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Concord
Antiquarian Society
The
Stedman Battrick
Old Home Day to Be Observed in West Concord
West Concord hosts its first Old Home Day on Saturday at the Rideout Playground with a 2 to 4 p.m. oldtimers baseball game and 6:30 p.m. youth game. The Concord American Legion Band performs at 7 p.m. and a parade of activities follows, led by the Village Improvement Society chaired by Percy W. Binagett.
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Concord
West Concord
West ‘Concord
Percy W. Binagett
We Village Improvement Society
General Chaiman
LWO
Concorda
Edward IF. Loughlin
Concord District Court
Harvard
Bagless
Mohawks
Boys Trianglar League
Concord American Legion Band
William H Taunton
S. Thompson Blood
Richard W. McCabe
Daniel C. Sullivan
Harrod W. Chase
Ucket
James 5. Maguire
Raron A. Gerow
Avchie P. Simpson
John D. Wilson
Reed Beharrell
Murdock MacLeod
Joan BK
Loring
Kennan Damon
Waldo P. Lapham
Allan A. Kennedy
Harold W. Chase
Warren B. Goddard
Percy A
Ancestor's Sunday Observed in Sudbury Center
Ancestors' Sunday will be observed at the Meeting House in Sudbury Center on Sunday September 16 at 3 p m. Dr. Howard A Pease of Fitchburg will preach on New Churches for Old with ministers of all denominations participating. Mrs Maxwell Eaton directs the music and Mrs Henry T Maynard is organist. Rev William Channing Brown will oversee the service. All residents and friends are invited to renew old friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Center
Howard
A. Pease
Fitchbury
Maxwell Eaton
Henry T. Maynard
William Channing Brown
Enterprise Circulation Sets August All Time Record
The Enterprise reports August over the counter sales at Ledgard's new store broke all records with weekly sales never under 400 and averaging about 450. The paper serves Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton and Bedford, noting growing regular subscribers and rising advertising revenue across five towns.
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Enterprise
Jim Ledgard
Ed Ledgard
Etter
Ledgard
Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Middlesex County Selectmen Meet Here This Saturday
Middlesex County Selectmen from 43 towns will gather in town hall on Saturday September 15 for the semi annual meeting of the Middlesex County Selectmen Association. Speakers from the ERA administration will discuss town projects Welfare federal relief liquor cases and public works. The meeting opens at 10 50 with discussions followed by a dinner at Federated Church hosted by the Powhatan class. Mollie O Sweetser representative to the General Court presides. John M Meservey Hanson serves as secretary and arrangements are being made for the event which marks the groups 18th meeting.
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Hudson
Middlesex County
Middlesex County Selectmen's Association
Selectman
H Whittemore Brown
Concord
Federated Church
Mollie O. Sweetser
General Court
John M. Meserver Hanson
Class of 1930 Maynard High Reunion Held at Mansion Inn
Seventy five members of the Maynard High School class of 1930 gathered for their first reunion and banquet at Mansion Inn Cuo chituate. Norman Walker president and officers led the meeting as souvenirs and novelties were distributed. Committee members included Catherine Bariteau Walter Brayden Alec Kulevich.
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Maynard
Mansion Inn
Cuochituate
Maynard High School
Norman Walker
Alice Fearns
Dorothy Allen
Harold Ledgard
Concord Lodge Odd Fellows Elect Officers Next September
Concord Lodge I O O F met in Odd Fellows Hall West Concord with Noble Grand Edwin M Kedwaclssi presiding. The annual officer election is set for Thursday evening September 27 with Vice Grand Joseph Hay in line for Noble Grand.
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Concord Lodge
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Hall
West
Concord
Edwin M. Kedwaclssi
Joseph Hay
Local Marines Join Century of Progress Pageant
Maynard resident Private First Class Adolph V. Suikkonen is among 125 U S Marines assigned to the Century of Progress in Chicago. He arrived with sea soldiers and a Marine band to participate for the expo duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century OF Progress
Maynard
U. S
Chicago
Adolph V. Suikkonen
Stow Man Arrested After Threats To Suitor
Ernest Sturtevant of Stow was arrested by Stow police with Concord troopers after breaking into a Lake Boon area cottage near Mullin's Crossing. He allegedly threatened Emma Parker and planned to poison her and himself after persistent unwanted advances at her store. He received a 30 day sentence.
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Hudson
Mullin
Lake Boon
Stow
Ernest Sturtevant
Emma’Parker
Old Stow Road
Sturtevant
Miss Parker
Furze
Cashm'n
Concord Barracks
Special Town Meeting Discusses School Transfers and Property
A Monday meeting of the Selectmen routing committee and town officials reviewed transfers from the school committee to support E R A projects and a plan to purchase Assabet House property for 1934 taxes. The group considered paying options and advancing a town meeting article to authorize sewer system work by R A if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisler
James P
Fred Ter Whitman
Ernest Johnson
Assabet House
Lecture on Christian Science Draws Large Concord Audience
William Duncan Kilpatrick of Detroit delivered a talk at the Veterans' Building on Christian Science Gods Law of freedom and the nature of God. He argued that God is Spirit infinite and not a finite image, citing Exodus and Jesus to define worship in truth.
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Concord
Veterans
Wau
Lenou
William Duncan Kilpatrick
Detroit
Michigan
Ane Rirst Church of Christ
Seien Est
Bosion
Mass
Guy
Lis
God
Jesus
Funeral services held for Mrs Olga Anderson of South Acton
Funeral was conducted Thursday at 2 oclock for Mrs Olga Anderson from the Norwegian church in Concord. Rev M. S pastor led the service. Interment followed at Hollow Cemetery in Concord. Pallbearers included Alfred Olsen and others. Mrs Anderson died at 67 after long illness and leaves three sisters, several children, and many friends in Acton Concord and Boston.
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South Acton
Olf
Concord
Olga Anderson
Family Hollow
Derson
Alfred * Sen
Boston
Roy Onallerica
Sanford Bensen
Alfred Olsen
South Ad
Robert Hun
Maynard
Anderson
Missensen
Carol
A Severenson
Bedford Tax Cut Aims for $1 Year Reduction
Bedford officials announce a tax cut of one dollar for the year. Kate Dra comments on the plan as residents consider the impact and approval proceeds through the council.
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Bedford
Kate Dra
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