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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1937
Page
3
A film piece notes a problem in a 1940s comedy where Charlie Ruggles and Edward MacMurray need quick ice cubes for a kitchen scene. The breakthrough comes from a new metal ice tray that pops out cubes instantly, resolving the delaying factor and preserving the joke.
The text notes the name Pragida spa appears on a model in the Cooper showroom, referencing a display accessible to the general public. Maynard Massachusetts is also mentioned in connection with the display.
Two individuals James Ledgard and Vincent Sims linked to a weekend event in York Beach. Details are fragmentary but place and participants are named. Further context not clear from the surviving text.
Acton garden club enjoys a pleasant picnic at Curtas Gardens with outdoor fireplace roast corn and hot dogs. Members viewed rare cacti varieties and toured extensive gardens. Next meeting planned for August 18 at Mrs Lizotte's garden in West Acton. Plans for Flower Show exhibit and Fair display in September are under way.
A grand opening at Crow's Nest on Mohawk Trail drew a large crowd last Friday night. Mr and Mrs James Mahoney hosted a festive gathering featuring elegant decor, polished floors, and a lively dance room for guests to enjoy.
Management has engaged Mees Cas her popular orchestra to perform each Friday and Saturday for the past season, with a new booster program and general admission. The act promises lively tunes and a schedule update for upcoming performances.
A fragmented report notes a Sunday baseball game at Emerson Field with a small crowd. Umpires Morgan and King presided as Concord scored in limited fashion.
The report notes the Town team’s travel to Kan gag with sympathy for those left behind and mentions Nicky Macone laid up. Gus Soffriti played, Georgie Johnson and Al Cunningham delivered solid hits, while Lehto struggled as Concord Bicycle Cab grows in skill and numbers while aiming to rival national groups.
Charles H. Ryan son of Mr and Mrs Howard Ryan of Springs Road returned home after a month at M T C Fort Devens and was chosen for a 52 member honor guard. Louis Secor of South Street mourns illness, with wishes for speedy recovery. Church of Christ meal service held Saturday afternoon. Abbott Wayne hosts guests on South Street. Bedford residents congratulate Mr. on community milestones.
Late Mrs Beery of Concord Road on birth of a 6 at Arlington Symmes Hospital last Monday. Miss Louise English of Spruce Road entered Arlington Symmes Hospital last Tuesday for an appendectomy. Miss Erma Roby of Bim Street was taken suddenly with grippe last Wednesday. Mrs Edwn Jones of Great Road and several others connected with Shrine in Fiskdale attended last Wednesday with about two hundred people from nearby towns.
A group of Kiainite athletes announces a national trade event set for April in New York City. Organizers describe the gathering as a large platform for exchange and affiliation with regional clubs.
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