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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1933

Page

7

Miss P Frances Axford Visits Aunt in Boston

Miss P Frances Axford visited her aunt on Bay State Road, Boston, over Sunday. Mrs John Johnson of Peakham Road with her infant daughter are at home from Framingham hospital. Both mother and baby are getting along nicely. Cabot Devoll appointed acting superintendent of cemeteries. Miss Gertrude M Halloran sailing Saturday for Bermuda with a small group of young ladies from a renowned Boston finishing school.

P. Frances Axford Bay State Road Boston John Johnson Peakham Road Framingham Hospital Cabot Devoll Gertrude M. Halloran Bermuda

Wayside Inn to Open Sundays for Public Visits

Public access to the Wayside Inn and its grounds is now allowed daily, ending Sunday closures that previously restricted viewing the famed inn noted in Longfellow’s Tales. Visitors from across the country expressed disappointment at Sunday limits.

Wayside Inn Waysde Inn Longfellow

Sudbury Woman's Club Hosts Guest Night

The Sudbury Woman's Club held its annual Guest Night in fall on a Wednesday evening with many members and guests. President Mrs. Harry T. Maynard greeted attendees as Mrs. Melwich Guptill oversaw the program. Howard Breton Macdonald of the Gwedishs American Steamship Line presented a Viking Empire talk using slides. Mrs. Edwin Phipps of Sherborn, a guest of Mrs. Walter F Piper, offered piano selections.

Sudbury Woman’s Club Sudbury Woman's Club aBsre Harry T. Maynard Melwich Guptill Howard Breton Macdonald Gwedishs American Steamship Line Edwin Phipps Sherborn Walter F Piper

Get Together Fund Details Set for Patriots Day

The meeting adjourned to the lower hall where refreshments were served under Mrs W E Piper. Floral decorations were provided by A M Beck. The president announced a get together fund event at the Town Hall on Patriots Day at 11 a.m.

W E Piper A M ‘Beck

Holy Week Services At Union and Methodist Churches

Holy Week events are planned at Union Church and the Methodist Church in Maynard. A three hour service at the ME Church from 12 to 3 focuses on the seven last sayings with seven speakers and a quartet led by Miss Nellie Parmenter, open for attendees to join at any time. Easter services are scheduled for 10:45 and 7:30 with a full choir and cantata.

Union Methodist Church Jesus Mr. May Becket Nowlan Miller Jeffries Siepler Vance Nellie Parmenter Union Church Young People Union Church Men's League Water County Percy Hitchcock Worcester Hig G&avin Taylor Judas Iscalliot Cliftondale M KE

Flier Forced Down In Berlin During Fog

Royal Spaulding of Hudson and Berlin forced to land yesterday morning at Brewer's field on South Street due to dense fog. He departed Leominster for Providence, turned back near Hudson, and landed safely near William S. Hager's residence with no injuries. A crowd gathered as two hours delay preceded resuming the flight.

Berlin Brewer South Street Royal Spaulding Hudson Leominstermport Providence William S. Hager Mr. Spaulding

Sauces To Serve With Fish Dishes

A home kitchen guide presents several fish sauces. Cheese sauce uses a white sauce with two cups milk and four tablespoons flour, two cups grated cheese, lemon juice, and butter. Tomato and mushroom sauces offer variations, while curry adds curry powder to the base white sauce for seafood dishes.

Godking School

Tuesday Club Holds Annual Meeting at President’s Home

The Tuesday Club gathers this afternoon at Mrs Henry N Lowell's Bicknell Street home for its annual meeting. Officers for the coming year will be chosen and annual reports presented. Arrangements are set for the club luncheon at the Black and White Inn on April 25 with Mrs Clarence E Marshall assisting hostess Mrs Lowsil.

Mariboro Affternoon Henry N. ‘Lowell Bicknell ‘Street Arangemens Mae Hell Clarence E. Marshall Lowsil

Drum Corps Whist Party Moves to Wednesday

The Marlboro Drum Corps and Beele Club announce a public whist party rescheduled to Wednesday night due to Holy Thursday. Prizes include 1st $20 2nd $10 and 3rd $5 with many smaller awards. event features bingo after the cards. Committee chair John A. Kelleher leads the organizing team with George Saunders Harry Sherman John Sherman Joseph Aeecone Ralph Ricchuti and others.

George Saunders Harry Sherman John Sherman Joseph Aeecone Ralph Ricchuti Rencis Ward

Summer Curtain Trends For Cooler Window Comfort

In hot weather windows should vent and admit light with sheer curtains. Favor light printed linens cretonne or chintz, often unlined to save cost, in cool colors. Dotted Swiss voile net organdy or lawn are popular, white or lighted with orange green red pink blue.

Massachusetts Leases 100 Miles of Public Fishing Grounds

Public fishing grounds along eight streams in Massachusetts total nearly one hundred miles and are leased to the State for five years with options to buy. The program expands into the East Westfield Capecut Shingle Island and Farmington river regions, with marked entrances exits parking and game wardens to enforce laws and protect property rights.

Massachusetts Disciples of Isaak Walton Raymond J. Kenney Division of Fisheries and ‘Game Westfield Semibraces Westfishl Commonwealth Capecut Shingle Island New ‘Bedford Cape Scortonen Grover Cleveland Buczards Bay Sandwich New Hampshire Suannacook River Townsend Harbor Pond West Townsend Farmington Sandisfield Otis Buck Clam

Weeks Leaves for New Haven to Visit Brother

Marion Weeks departed yesterday for New Haven to visit her brother, traveling with plans to stay a few days and return home.

Ries Marion Weeks New Haven Brother

Weekly Recipes from Mrs Crabtree for Soda Biscuits and Beets

Marlboro readers are invited to print recipes with a note on soda biscuits using sour milk or buttermilk and a half teaspoon soda plus half teaspoon baking powder. The column shares a Russian beet soup method and a simplified Borstch, plus an Italian spaghetti with tomato sauce using tomato paste or a fresh mix, olive oil, ham fat, and Parmesan.

Marlboro

Not Suitable Ingredient Substitutes For Rolls From Recipe

A historical recipe fragment describes using dry Parmesan as a substitute for unavailable Parmesan cheese and details a butterscotch rolls method with two yeast cakes milk sugar shortening eggs and four and a half cups sifted flour. It outlines dissolving yeast in warm milk, mixing, kneading, rising twice, shaping into small rolls, and baking until lightly browned taking about fifteen minutes.

Marionettes Present Easter Play at First Parish School

In place of the usual Sunday exercises at First Parish Church school, Stella B. Forrest of Fitchburg presented a six scene marionette Easter play. The biblically based figures, staging, lighting, and acting impressed both church members and visiting attendees.

Concord Stella B. Forrest Fitchburg

Jogen's Exports Reported Hit in Tokyo Trade

Tokyo officials report weakened exchange market and animus in trading. Export trade for the year is expected to fall sharply versus 1932. Iron restrictions considered to curb import surges. Foreign trade shows a $26,220,000 adverse balance for the first two months, up slightly year over year.

Tokyo Japan

Chicago to Host Air Races Amid Busy Four Day Event

Chicago officials announce a four day American Air Races event July 1 2 3 and 4 drawing 27000 aviation workers and mechanics from the active department of commerce and related groups to attend the spectacle.

Chicago Department of Comme Censes

Assabet Country Club Opens With Notable Improvements

Local patrons report the Assabet Country Club on the Maynard Stow line is open and dry after winter work. Tennis and weekend matches drew interest while improvements completed over the year are praised by staff and patrons for their noticeable quality.

Assabet Country Club Assabet Maynard Stow

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