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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1935
Page
8
By Al Cowles Maynard. Louis Cesario of Hudson High starred in football baseball and basketball and earned respect for his sportsmanship and conduct. His promising Brown-bound college career was cut tragically short in a hospital death that stunned the community.
The South Acton A A plans a 16 mile road race from Arlington to Acton on September 21 led by John Kolain en and Henry Tolman with ties to long distance running. Local sports figures Johnnie Flaherty Red Sox ties and college hopes are noted along with several Acton Maynard football and baseball prospects. The Middlesex Laundry lineup and Jefferson Club ties appear in this community sports roundup.
Selatigan L Joy Hawes Mrs Hawes West family joined the Morrison reunion at Meion Lake in Washington New Hampshire on Sunday. Attendees traveled from Sudbury Framingham Hillsboro and Bellows Falls with 39 people across three generations enjoying land water sports and refreshments. The group agreed to meet again.
The Boston Twi League lists games at Jones Community Field South Acton with C M A C of Lowell Wednesday and Sunday. Middlesex Laundry seeks top position as they face Lowell and Cambridge teams, plus a Friday Arlington clash, with a league championship series likely.
Elderly or convalescent women sought for board and room in Mrs. Luke McCarthy residence on Church Street West Acton P O Box 57. Details missing. Contact Mrs. Luke McCarthy for arrangements and accommodations.
Mrs Bond entertains her aunt Mrs Sadie Goukd of East Milton Massachusetts. Miss Olivia Wood and Miss Louisa Wood visit with relatives in Long Island New York. Horace Tuttle Harlan Tuttle return from a motor tour through Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. Edwin Phalen and son Dr Harold Phalen visit Nova Scotia native country. Charles Smith returns from York Beach Maine. Mrs Iver Peterson and son Richard return from Boothbay Harbor Maine.
The article explains only female mosquitoes bite and blood suck while males do not. It notes the male mosquito has rudimentary mouthparts and cannot bite, citing the United States Bureau of Entomology.
Kansas provides more volcanic ash for abrasives scouring powders and soaps than any other state despite having no volcano.
English inventor John Harrison known as Longitude Harrison built four chronometers at Greenwich Observatory. They met the British prize criteria for determining longitude at sea within 60 40 and 30 geographical miles and qualified for the first prize.
A reflective piece compares nature to human conversation, noting how birds, geese, cows, and bees communicate and organize their groups akin to social chatter in drawing rooms. The writer likens natural sounds to human interactions, suggesting a shared language of life.
The river Washington supposedly crossed was the Rappahannock, not the Potomac. At Ferry Farms, where he lived, the crossing distance is stated as 506% yards, correcting the historical claim.
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