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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1936
Page
1
A garbled 19th or early 20th century letter cites personal tragedy, reflections on poverty and inflation, and mentions figures such as Amy Johnson and Miss B A G. It touches on war, treaties, and global tensions, all in a clipped, opinionated tone.
The Sudbury River remains slow to recede after a March flood. The extensive flat country halted river train service through the town for a week, keeping the marshes at near a high record level.
The text announces a gathering hosted by the LS&PN Association of Mispah fudge at the Rebekah lodge with Winifred Hogie and Carrie Canning listed among attendees. The program details are unreadable.
The text states that on the 6th of April at 2 A.M. clocks move forward and outdoor sports schedules shift accordingly. It also notes the lost hour will be regained on September 27 when clocks return to Standard time by official decree.
The summer schedule of masses at St Bridget's Church goes into effect next Sunday with services at 7 8 30 and 10 30 daylight saving time. A 26th anniversary mass for Mrs Agnes Dufour was celebrated yesterday at the church.
Berg and another group offer a short farce while the Hub Bardston and Rudziak Hubbardston clubs present The Copy with Veikko Meri Kanto Leo Wagg Bino Olly Usko Kuusisto Onnie Kujalo Andrew Hannula and John Hakkinen. Winchendon Club plans a surprise offering believed to win top honors.
A gathering is planned by attendees of AOH and A Graham. Another party will be held next Monday after noon.
The April meeting of Pomona Grange was well attended with members present. The third and fourth degrees will be conferred on candidates at Maynard Grange Hall tomorrow night.
A Spring Festival will be given by the Russian Orthodox Church on Saturday April 25 at 7 p m in Parker Street Hall. The program features Russian folk music and choir singing.
The Maynard Country Club nine hole course hosted a large turnout with players in fine condition. Frank Sonete led the entries and will direct upcoming member tournaments starting next week. A notable performance from Miss. O'Neil of Everett stood out among Miss Grace's participants.
The United Cooperative Store opened last week drawing talk of the town in Maynard and nearby areas. Patrons praised its service to the community and modern facilities. Concord High School auditorium hosted a crowded concert, highlighting Concord music lovers and strong appreciation for a diverse program.
Guyer Fowler attended the funeral of his uncle at Bridgewater on Monday.
The Peoples theatre celebrates seven years with features premiering the week of April 26. Shirley shines in a charming role as a popular local film character. A notable local entry titled Maynard fifteen screens as part of the anniversary program.
The junior school presents a theater event in the school auditorium on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Evening shows begin at seven with ticket pricing for adults and high school pupils, and lower prices for school children. An 8 o'clock performance is also planned for the evening.
The Maynard Teachers Club funds the Students' Scholarship Loan Fund as MHS pupils perform a humorous social satire. The audience enjoyed a lively cast including William Hooper Reynolds, Leo Mullin, Charlotte King, Catherine Longnecker, Doris Ruf, and Amy Kenna in a faculty and community scene.
A brief notice states schools will close for a three week period this spring due to unspecified reasons. No dates or districts are provided in the readable text.
Report describes a rescue attempt at Moose River Mine in M. S. on April 22 at 3:15 PM with rescuers, a hospital, a physician in readiness and stretchers prepared to extract workers. Large crowds during a holiday celebration waited hopefully for survivors.
Fragmentary report notes Harvey of Pleasant Street, former foreman in the Moose SS sect, seen at night. authorities hope he may aid in rescue operations in Concord.
Lacking experience but full of pep the Maynard H. 8. nine opens with new players sought by coach Reggie Sawyer. The unknown quantity may struggle but has veterans nearby to guide underclassmen as they prepare for a tough schedule including road games this week and a Middlesex encounter.
Collier's Weekly notes Johanna Haselinger completed a unique trek from Vienna to Paris in 55 days in 1900. She reportedly covered long distances on foot and, intriguingly, some segments on her hands. The feat underscores endurance in early explorers and unusual travel methods.
Candidates include ae E Marsden Fraser and others fighting for the Republican town committee seat. Former Representative Leslie Wims and Thomas Wright contend as delegates to the Iran State convention. Democratic committee ballot also lists several nominees.
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