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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1938

Page

5

Demonstration and Caning Topics at Extension Club Meeting

The Acton Woman's Club and Extension Service organize a winter program with demonstration on canning tomatoes bread and pickles. Members including Durkee Davis Krost Hollowell Sexton Teele join the effort while Dr Paul E Black notes Scouts gain two pounds on camp diet.

Zommit Albert P. Durkee Warren Davis Arthur Clarence Krost Hollowell Benjamin William Sexton Enry Teele Canning Walter Massachuset Acton Woman’s Club

Camp Sachem weight gain totals in New Hampshire study

Analysis of 167 cuts at Camp Sachem in New Hampshire shows the total pounds gained during Weeks period by the Sachem Council. Data indicate overall weight gain and average per participant with emphasis on health outcomes and camp program effects.

Camp Sachem At New Hampshire Sachem Council

Local Briefs From South Acton and Goose Neck Beach

Carl E. Backman and son Roger spent a week end at Goose neck Beach Maine. Kenneth Perkins son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Perkins of Maple street has returned from Emerson hospital in Concord where he was operated on for appendicitis. He is convalescing and hopes to be about in a short time. T Charles Gallagher is enjoying his annual vacation from his duties in Boston.

Carl E. Backman Roger Gooseneck Beach Maine Kenneth Perkins Clayton Perkins Maplestreet Emerson Hospital Concord

Maynard Sheehan Harris and Dor othy Harris wed in Transfiguration Church

Maynard Sheehan Harris of Bretton Woods and Dorothy Harris daughter of Mrs Mildred Harris of 111 Concord Street Maynard Mass united Sunday afternoon in the Church of the Transfiguration. Rt Rev Benjamin F Ashburn Bishop of Newark and rector officiated with Miss Ethel Lowell as maid of honor and Frank Church as best man. The couple is joining the Mount Pleasant House Summer staff.

Bretton Woods N. H Dorothy Harris Mildred Harris Concord Street Maynard Mass Francis Sheehan Daniel D Sheehan Melrose Street Arlington Benjamin F. Ashburn Newark Ethel Lowell Frank Church Somerville Mount Pleasant House

Fling Directed to Wrong Umpire in Worcester Game

A sport writer in the Gazette flung at a decision in a Worcester baseball game blaming umpire Tommy King. The piece mixed up Maynard Tommy King with another umpire of the same name. A correction or explanation may appear in the sport column given Maynard Tommy King’s renown in Worcester County.

the Gazette Worcester Tommy King Maynard Tommy King Maynard Tommy Worcester County

Legion delegates return from Worcester convention

ACTON Commander Lambert W Sullivan and Comrade Daniel O Connell delegates and Past Commander T Charles Gallagher and George Horton alternates returned Saturday from the state department convention of the American Legion at Worcester. Several other Legionnaires and Auxiliary members also attended.

Lambert W Sullivan Daniel O’connell T. Charles Gallagher George Horton State Department The American Legion Worcester

Followers and Commanders Poem Fragment

A short poetic line discusses obedience and leadership through metaphor of clay. The fragment references followers and commanders and echoes Longfellow style. It presents a reflective, terse image rather than a full narrative.

Folllowers Longfellow

Bishop Attacks Boston Ring In Middlesex DA Campaign

Middlesex District Attorney Warren L. Bishop accuses the Boston political ring of flooding the county with propagandistic Bradford material to seize the Middlesex criminal courts. He claims 75 000 pledges support and vows to run a dignified campaign with disclosures and proof against opponents and Boston operatives. He denounces billboards and radio attacks as the work of a Boston gang aiding his rival for the Republican nomination.

Warren L. Bishop Middlesex County Boston Bradford Bishop Bishop Sai Law Justice Fountain of Law Middlesex Boston Gang Coun

Voter party enrollment shifts noted in city totals

A total of 115 voters changed party enrollment since the 1936 primary, with 82 leaving Democrats for no enrollment and two Republicans moving to Democrats. The list names residents, addresses, and party changes, reflecting a statewide shift as many opt to avoid affiliation while voting in fall primaries.

Maynard

Middlesex County Rivalry Over Democratic Tactics

A Middlesex County figure denounces unethical tactics to undermine Republican strength and hand control to Democratic Boston politicians, arguing the move would ruin the party in the state and county.

Middlesex County Boston

Misrouted Letter Travels Across Ocean to Maineard Maynard

A letter that crossed the ocean three times was finally delivered to Hugh Miller in Maynard last Friday. It began misaddressed as 21 Main Street USA with no recipient name. After routing through Stow and Boston, the envelope returned to Scotland where the correct recipient name was added and mailed to Maynard.

Maynard Hugh Miller Scotland Main Street Stow Boston

United States Faces War Costs From Japan China Conflict

A New York Export Managers Club survey led by O. O. Gallup reports heavy U.S. losses from Japan's undeclared war on China. exports to China down 82 percent in four months, U.S. factories hurt, and American labor displaced as wartime shifts depress production.

New York Japan China O. O. Gallup Export Managers Club of New York, Inc United States Department of Commerce America Gallup State Department Manchukuo Tokyo Mr. Gallup Nanking

Botanist 84 Resigns to Start New Botanical Career

Cleveland sees Miss Louise Klein Miller, 84, retire as supervisor of Memorial Gardens planned in 1910 in memory of 172 Collinwood school fire victims. She moves to a south Cleveland farm to develop new botanical specimens after a pioneering career at Cornell forestry and Detroit nature studies.

Cleveland Louise Klein Miller Memorial Gardens Here Miss Miller Collinwood Cornell University School of Forestry Detroit Groton Lowthorpe School of Horticulture

Cape trip seen by Ad dizon Block residents

Mrs. Rene Dandenault of the Ad dizon Block and Mrs. Leona Sasse ville of New York City enjoyed a Sunday excursion to the Cape, sharing a brief leisure outing with friends.

Rene Dandenault Addizon Leona Sasseville New York City Cape

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