Lead Returns for Andover Play by Cord Players
Caroline Farne Hoing to star again in The Last Require a spring production by the Cord Players at Andover with a fourth performance planned for April date TBD.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1937
Page
3
Caroline Farne Hoing to star again in The Last Require a spring production by the Cord Players at Andover with a fourth performance planned for April date TBD.
Fragmented readable text notes the surrounding town and public sentiment about ongoing cases and losses, mentioning local figures and the sense of shared impact within the community.
A fragment indicates a book on horticulture appeared in Charleston, D.C., possibly the first of its kind published in the region.
Information from Mr Bilis suggests the fire was deliberately set. Authorities report ongoing investigation into the Banda area with no other details confirmed yet.
A note recalls Valencia as the Loyalist port hosting Spain's first printing press, highlighting its historical role in early Spanish printing.
Concord Players revive Cornelius A Woods Last Gepuire at George Washington Academy on April 30. Actor shifts replace Maggie and Ginsberg roles due to illness and schedules. Philip Davis leads production with Stedman Pattrick and others handling key duties. Tickets by mail to Shawsheen P. C. Box 28 Andover Ma.
A crowded high school auditorium enjoyed a junior class performance devised and acted by students. Costumes, choruses, and stage work reflected teacher pupil collaboration with strong organizational effort and an audience encore indicated strong appreciation.
A fragmented note describes Sunoco's "Only One Motor Fuel" policy and asserts savings from using high premium gasoline at regular prices. The text mentions refineries warehouses and delivery but lacks clear figures or dates.
Concord High defeated Maynard 6 to 4 as Maynard committed several errors in a lively contest. Wehr pitched for Concord and Downey made a notable running catch and somersault in center field. Concord had good defense and offense with timely hits to score three runs in the third inning.
The Cambridge Marlboro race on Patriot's Day drew riders from the region. Magone, nicknamed Horse, placed second among seven siblings of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Street, with race details unclear due to fragmentary OCR.
Scores from a golf tournament show Sumner Bod fish 47 points and Dr Norman Spencer 48. Other listed players include Dr Fulton Johnston 42 and Hepburn 41 with J Hutch and B Sopmaan among finishing names.
The Concord team played the final match of the Charles Valley League at Concord. Golftestatita posted 18 straight matches with a strong shootout against the Wood Rifle Club. C. Biroy and Heald led scores as Beaty and Goo earned top marks for Con-Red and Guh Club in a closely contested event.
A major blaze at the Old Loomis mansion on Great Road Tuesday night caused extensive damage estimated at fifty thousand dollars. Bedford firemen from five towns fought the flames, saved priceless heirlooms, and investigated the fire’s origin amid smoke filled rooms and a missing staff.
Mrs. Austin Peters widow of Dr. Austin Peters of Harvard Massachusetts and mother of Mrs Corey of Barrett's Mill road died last Thursday in Jamaica Plain. Besides Mrs Corey she leaves son James Le Peters of Jamaica and another Renee Peters Putnam of Boston. Burial services were held on Saturday April 17 at Mt Reuby Chapel.
The society will host a service Friday night at Oxal Church. Committee members include Mr Lockart, Mrs. Ber rs, Carol nerd, Wheeler, R. Johnson, and Rev. Le Roy Cheniey of Southboro will lead an illustrated lecture on N 2.
The class met with Ernest Kidston recounting experiences aboard a vessel with Admiral Peety. A luncheon was served by Mr and Mrs eure. Ladies will be served at the Methodist. A supper is planned at 6:30 by Mrs Florente Carney.
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