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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1936
Page
4
Damaged OCR fragment references the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators and a tie related topic. No clear event date or names beyond organization.
A claim that the surest way to reach many customers is to print the message in the news media, suggesting journalism channels as the effective rollout strategy. The idea emphasizes mass exposure through newspaper publication.
Groton School senior class presents the three act comedy Growing Pains by Aur ania Rouveral on Friday May 1 at Groton Town Hall. Edwin A Martingon of Concord is principal and many local students will appear on stage.
Rev Edward P Daniels leads church school at 9 46 a m with sermon on Stephen the Martyr and the Apostle who his sermon at 11 a m The minister will preach Heal Thyself A Commentary on Man the Unknown The Haster anthems will be repeated Emerson Society meets in the vestry at 530 p m and
The town treasurer Abbot R Webber of Elm Street is reported to be gaining after a recent illness. Other residents include Richard Dodge of South Street at Haines Memorial Hospital in Boston and Mr. and Mrs. L M Kieley returning home after a trip, with the Wrights moving to Loomis house on Webber Avenue.
The parish announces a time change for Sunday morning services to 9 45. Rev Mr Thurston and his wife, along with others from Lancashire, are noted in the notice.
A Republican voter correspondence questions Albert Durkee's delegate candidacy and unpledged status. The writer cites Durkee's chairmanship, taunts party leaders, and asks for clarity on Bushnell support and town committee integrity.
The Maynard Enterprise notes editor's suggestion to rename Paper Mill Corner to Cooperative Corner. Elder residents oppose the change, honoring a name used for over a century. The Paper Mill, built around 1800, operated until 1882 when sold to Assabet Mills, later idle and burned in 1894, now tied to W. H. Gutteridge.
The Concord Firemen's Relief association Ball at State Armory Monday evening drew a cheerful crowd. Andrew Jacobsen provided decorations and created a festive atmosphere while District Chief Dennis 8. Home chaired the committee, with the event described as a brilliant social occasion.
In the school auditorium the 4 H clubs announced prize winners. Miss Hopkins of the Concord Extension branch distributed prizes to Needlecraft led by Cath erine McGrath and others, Happy Sun Rise Duty Handi craft led by Miss Marie Meyres, Lucky Nine led by Miss Backus, with several members named. A brief business meeting followed with the harmonica band, nominations for next year, then lunch.
John H. Farrar, son of Mr and Mrs James A Farrar of Maple Street and Acton High School class of 1935, suffered a fractured skull yesterday at the athletic field after a fall. He was taken to Emerson Hospital where doctors report him fairly comfortable. Police inspect possible causes of the mishap.
Hudson announces Camp 5 Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliaries will stage a double event east of the play in May. Players listed include Howard R. Safford Alden A. Wheeler Ruth Carpenter Lileth Wright Stanley E. Marsh and Russell Still. Coach is William L. Wolcott. Committee in charge comprises Mrs Elizabeth G. Pike Mrs Viola Cunningham Alden A. Wheeler Henry C. Gates William L. Wolcott and Mrs Lileth Wright.
Marlboro Arline Sullivan eight years old of 24 Meter street received slight bruises when struck by a car operated by Miller of 35 Hospital. She was treated by Dr John F Collins at Hospital and taken to her home after the Maple street accident.
Fragmentary lines reflect a disputed statement about belief and effort, with unclear speaker and context. The text hints at persistence versus doubt in interpreting events without concrete dates or locations.
Maynard A R C Fund received a total of 597.03 with contributions from Citizens club West Congregation church Finnish Lutheran church Magdalene Chapter O B S and others. Relief committee members including Wallie Priest Assabet Mill employees and several named individuals contributed funds and three truckloads of clothing were sent to flood areas. Mrs James C Mahoney thanks donors on behalf of the Red Cross.
Bill favored by supporters and William Stockwell attended a legislative hearing in Boston yesterday. The Reverend Sylvie Gilbert spoke to a mixed audience of Sodalities and church members during his one year leave of absence from duties, visiting from Webster.
The article explains ghee production by melting butter and separating the thick fluid portion. It notes ghee's prominence in Indian diets and Brahman ceremonies, where it is used in offerings and rituals.
The Chinese silversmiths guilds are believed to date to the Chin and Han emperors, over two thousand years ago, while large modern silversmith shops in Shanghai did not emerge until the late eighteenth century.
The couple, well known in the B P O B lodge and Maynard oil K of C circles, celebrated at the Italian Social Club on that street with guests from Maynard. The bride received a black onyx gift attendant and the groom gave his attendant a bill fold as part of wedding customs. They planned a honeymoon trip to New and Washington.
Readable text notes built unit refrigeration cabinets for ice and water use. Mentions Conaynara and Mase in unclear context. No clear event dates or organizations identified.
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