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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1932
Page
2
Local notices reveal Maynard residents visiting relatives in Toronto Boston Quincy and New York while others return from vacations at York Beach and Camp Hubbardston. The week also recalls a Doberman poisoning incident and multiple town events including Grange meeting and Bay-area outings.
George R. Blodgett age 22 died at his parents home in Groton last Friday after illness. Funeral services were in Groton and burial followed in Westford. He was survived by his wife Evelyn Mason Blodgett and one son, his parents Mr and Mrs William Blodgett, and two brothers Edward and Walter. Mrs Blodgett is daughter of Alonzo Mason of Summer Street.
A graphic exhibit curated by Natto Seca presents the struggle for better light and the comforts it brings. It traces the quest for brighter, more efficient lighting devices through centuries highlighting progress and social impact.
Aline MadMahon overcomes fear of being typecast after early film roles in The Secretary and Five Star Boy. She later found wider range in Week End Marriage and as Loretta Young's sister, with The Sign of the Cross set to release this week under Cecilia DeMille.
In Los Angeles Amelia jart joins husband George Palmer Putnam at Paramount as MARX BROTHERS disclose how they craft their comedies. The article lists odd ingredients like cheese cloth razor blades gasoline bees wax books wild animals horse hide and lemon juice used in the film Horse Feathers.
Gary Cooper, back from hunting in Africa, resumes film work opposite Tallulah Bankhead in Devil and the Deep. He describes vivid impressions from his African sojourn and highlights of his journey, sharing personal reflections on the dark continent.
For weeks residents report a stray dog pack attacking sheep in Northboro. Farmers say leaders of the pack have raided flocks, prompting local authorities to deploy shotguns and rifles in search of the animals.
A community field day on August 26 and 27 at the Bedford parish grounds will feature a church food sale hosted by the Ladies Sodality. Events include a doll carriage parade, country store, show, tug of war, and various sports. Grand prizes include a radio and watches. Babies under two may enter shows. details available from Mrs Im Meyers and local organizers Frank Cloutier Harold Lever Luote.
The Eagles, after two wins, plan two more games this week at Moulton Field beginning 6 15 p m against Natick Merchants of the Tri County league. Friday hosts Waltham City club, with Milford A A booked for Sunday August 14. The Birds aim for three straight wins as they show form in baseball.
At a Weglection Board meeting bids for coal supply were opened from A Fortponazzoli and the Billes Coal Company. Both bidders needed more security and offered $6.25 per ton with delivery. the board decided to split the contract between the two bidders.
The Edith Nourse Rogers Cadets announced plans to attend the American Legion convention in Lawrence on Saturday. They will leave at 7:30 a.m. aboard a chartered bus to transport the Legion drum corps and will report at the Lawrence headquarters. The cadets will greet Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers on arrival and escort her to the reviewing stand to see their new uniforms. A lawn social is planned for Saturday evening at Hobin Hill chapel to raise funds for uniforms.
The Marlboro Fire Department alerted by Box 81 yesterday afternoon battled a blaze in the rear of Donat A. Brodeur’s residence. Crews used Hayden Lane Chemicals to quell the flames and extinguish the fire.
Roland Subbupy of Sudbury Post names Alfred Faz as alternate delegate at the Late American Region Convention. In a camp game a fire department nine defeated the Phillies 7 to 6, Hawes and Quinn delivering key watches. The report reflects a rough, fragmented recount of league play and practice.
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