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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1934

Page

16

Rain to star in A Trip to the Farm at Emerson Junior High

Rain the famous whistler and imitator of animal sounds will present A Trip to the Farm at Emerson Junior High School on Thursday at 7 30 pm with a 3 30 pm matinee for children. Proceeds go to the baseball team fund and the show features bird slides and wildlife scenes.

Rain Emerson Junior Hiszhh Bain NBC Paul Whiteman WBZ Mr. Rain Frank Buck Jpaea

Evening program dazzles with lifelike animal imitations

Mr. Bain imitates wiki animals from his movie program and promises a broad, family friendly show. Millions have enjoyed his act, described as remarkably life like and appealing to nature lovers and general audiences alike.

Bain

March School Nurse Report Highlights 270 Pupils Treated

Miss Kaith B. Foster reports for March under James P. King. Of 196 examined, 270 treated at school, 8 at home, 5 excluded for contagion. Nurse traveled to 72 schools, accompanied 22 pupils for dental and medical, 2 for ocular, 2 for hospital. Dental clinics conducted by May, Bellows, Palmer, Garland. Hooper, the school physician, oversaw clinic outreach.

Maynard Raymond Palmer 8. R. Garland Raymond Hooper Preachool Center

Maynard Council K of C District Social Report

James B. Parrell led a large Maynard Council delegation to a district social at Needham with bowling cards and entertainment. Next Sunday's annual communion breakfast will feature invited speakers including James Carney James Curley and James Dillon with mass attendance and breakfast at the Odd Fellows banquet hall.

James B. Parrell Maynard Council K of C Needham Needham Council James Carney James M. Curley James Dillon Odd ‘Fellows

Weekly Whist at Maynard Cooperative Club

The Maynard Cooperative Club weekly whist party at United Co operative building attracted many tables. A special door prize went to Mrs Campbell. Prizes were awarded to June McGuines Eleanor Costello Martha Janiti Mrs Fred Palmer Fred Palmer Pat Foneelie Mrs Gilleney Dorothy Costello Ruby Hull Elizabeth Hilda Fonselle Alice Mois Boeske Helen Marcelonis Alice Lois Boeske

Maynard Cooperative Club United Cooperative Building Campbell June McGuines Eleanor Costello Martha Janiti Fred Palmer Pat Foneelie Mrs. Gilleney Dorothy Costello Ruby Hull Elizabeth Hilda Fonselle Alice Mois Boeske Helen Om Marcelonis Alice L

Massachusetts cooperative banks race to fund new homes

Harvard economist Professor O M W Sprague called the move by Massachusetts cooperative banks a heartening sign of a path to trade recovery. With $20 million available and more in sight, banks plan financing for new construction and repairs to boost employment and property values.

O. M. W Sprague Harvard Marlboro Cooperative Bank Warvard United States Treasury Massachusets Cooperative Bank League Raymond P. Harold Worcester Massachusetts Harold Dr. Sprague Eliot Wadeworth Moston Chamber of Commerce P. A. O'Connell Sprague Wadsworth O'Connell Cooperative Banks W. H H. Neaves Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston Charles F. Cotter Federal Home Corwners’ Loan Corporation Weaves

Winter Market Menu and Fresh Produce Guide

A&P Kitchen offers a seasonable dinner menu highlighting oranges and berries at low prices, with apples, grapes, and other fruits in peak season. It notes meats like beef and lamb, various fish, and vegetables such as green beans, peas, beets, cabbage, broccoli, new potatoes, and sweet potatoes, plus a chopped baked potatoes menu item and a fruit cup cake coffee finish.

Gion Crean Rome

General Electric Extends Monitor Top Refrigerator Guarantee

Arthur C. Lamson of Marlboro Hardware announces General Electric extends warranty on the Monitor Top refrigerator. Buyers pay one dollar per year for five years protection covering the sealed-in mechanism, adding four years beyond the standard one year.

Arthur C. Lamson Marlboro General Electric General Electic

Local Extension Urges Family Gardens to Cut Future Canning Costs

Prof. W. R. Cole of Massachusetts State College says canned goods will rise 50 percent next year and urges planning to grow and can more at home. He promotes small gardens, community plots, and town canning centers to use surplus produce and inform residents through the Middlesex County Extension Service in Concord.

W. R. Cole Massachusetts State College Professor Cole Middlesex County Extension Service Concord

Sunday Sermon At West Concord Union Church

Bright skies and spring spirit drew a large congregation as Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone preached a thoughtful address titled How May We Become Large Minded.

Union Church West Concord Union Church Alfred Wheeler Stone

Community Men Engage Fioyds for April 27 Show

The Fioyds, a top national entertainment team, have been engaged by President Charles T. Judge of the Community Men to perform at the Union Church in West Concord on Friday April 27. Save the date for a real entertainment.

Fioyds Charles T. Judge West Concord Union

Disarmament and Peace through Right Thought

A reflective piece arguing disarmament alone does not guarantee peace and urging harmony through right thinking. It cites Jesus Christ and Mary Baker Eddy, comparing spiritual disarmament of error with historical presses, and calls for collective effort toward universal love and mutual trust.

Christ Jesus Jesus Mary Baker Eddy Joshua Jericho

Massachusetts Electric Refrigerator Sales Jump in February

Massachusetts households bought 2700 electric refrigerators in February, up from 1320 in January and 1665 in February of 1933, per the Electric Refrigeration Bureau. National totals for January–February reach 197651 units, about 64 percent of the promotional quota of a million units.

Massachusetts The Electric Institute United States Aes

Acton Grange Seeks Members and Club Events

A special Acton Grange meeting opened to receive membership applications. The Acton Woman's Club Executive Board met recently, with a regular meeting set for April 11 at 2:30 pm. Professor A M Davis of Amherst College will discuss annuals and perennials with Mrs. W F Davis hosting. Acton road crews begin spring maintenance using a road scraper drawn by a truck. Rev Paul Holslanders of Boston preached at Acton Congregational Church as a quartet performed two selections.

Acton Grange No Acton Woman's Club Woman's Club A. M Davis Amhrerst College W. F. Davis Road Department Frank Brennan Judson Coombs Paul Holslanders Boston Acton Congregational Church Harlan William and George Tuttle Spencer Taylor

Healed By New Ma Your Leg Sores Pain Relief Claim

A garbled ad asserts a product called New Ma heals leg sores and ends pain quickly. It promises simple directions, quick relief, and keeping your money unless not helped.

New Ma

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