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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1934
Page
3
A tied Sud Baseball clash saw a late burst as 4 yan load b ikes drove in runs for the Men’s Club in a dramatic final inning. Grange Religious Liberty Guaranteed The Tt a Carolina in sisted on a cquara religious liberty before the United States Constitution in 1768.
The records note that both 1661 and 1061 witness repeated urban smoke complaints in London. Officials faced persistent air pollution concerns across eras, reflecting long standing public discomfort with smoky environments and related health worries.
Maurice Morse, proprietor of the Assabeta Country Club, runs as a candidate for representative of the 10th Middlesex District. Mrs. Catherine Mullin and daughters Alice and Mildred attended the Dolan-Schruender nuptials at North Andover last Wednesday. Professor and Mrs. Walter Mullin of New York City are guests this week of Mrs. Catherine Mullin on Mata Street.
The First Church of Christ Scientist Concord presents a Sunday service at 10 45 with Sunday School and a testimonial meeting on Wednesday at 7 46. Reading room hours are 2 to 5 pm on weekdays excluding holidays. The Lesson Sermon will read from John and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
On Saturday afternoon September 1 a ceremony will take place in the garden at the home of Mrs M Irving Motte attended by immediate families. The couple will reside in New Canaan Connecticut with Mrs Sargent Grove as the bride’s mother and daughter in New Haven.
Concord Massachusetts announces Holy Communion and rector’s address on Sunday morning. Division 44 L A A OH will host a public whist Friday September 14 at Ancient Order Hibernians document hall with Hagerty as chairman and a committee of several members.
A vintage ad compares steering a boat to banking with Concord Co operative Bank. It touts immediate response, interest from once deposited, and loans on approved real estate. It notes a four percent annual dividend and mentions compliance with Chapter 73 of the Acts of 1934.
The Hosmer camp in New Hampshire announces its annual outing on a Saturday in November. Members are expected to participate, with details limited in the notice.
Mount Holyoke College selected Miss Phylis E Smith for the registrar post in West Concord. daughter of Mr and Mrs William Smith, from Commonwealth avenue, with high scholastic records at Simmons College and Holyoke College. She has served as secretary to Allister F MacDougall of the Middlesex County Extension Service and left last week for duties in South Hadley.
Charles Hogan and Mrs. Hogan vacation at Swampacott. Swampacott winter lease to Nelson Bradford and Pope families. Morison Blake and Mrs. Blake visit Main Street home. Mrs. H Whitemore Brown in Green River New Hampshire with family. Norman Spencer Jr. returns to West Point after furlough in Concord. Mrs. Stedman Buttrick Jr. travels to England and Ireland, then back to Concord. Librarian Mrs. Sarah R. Bartlett and Miss Marion Hudson cruise the Mauretan ia to West Indies and South America. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John W. Teele on a daughter born August 22. Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Palmer welcome a second son. Seventh semiweekly Concord Girl Scout Day Camp held at Thompson's Camp. Robinson returns from Bowdoin classmate visit in Portland. Sermon by Rev Dr Frank Clelland on memories. First Parish and Trinitarian Churches unite for summer service. Rev George Loring Thuriow filling pulpit in Clearfield. Union service planned next Sunday. Mrs. Ross K. Whiton visiting Jackson New Hampshire. Bates guest of his son George E. Bates in Sudbury.
Registration of voters announced for August 30 at Harvey Wheeler School from 7 30 pm to 9 pm and for August 31 in Concord at the Selectmen's Room Town House from noon to 10 pm.
A note in the record indicates Vanderbilt has purchased a horse racing track in California and plans to delay engagement for three months. The brief hints at his focus shifting to the new asset while postponing other duties.
At the fair the event will be held in the club house. Tickets may be obtained from members of the committee in Martel from Secretary Tobe J. McWalter.
A prisoner, eligible for parole, was among a group of trusted inmates milking the prison herd when, around 4 30 am on a Sunday, Robichaud left the barnyard by removing his overalls and scaling a fence.
Researchers claim special photographic apparatus can capture lightning faster than traditional methods. Experiments show the technique reveals rapid discharges and fleeting filament structure otherwise unseen.
Explanation of per cent and percentage definitions. Describes profit calculation: if cost is one dollar and selling price is two dollars, profit is 100 percent. if selling price exceeds two dollars, profit exceeds 100 percent.
A note discusses the Satsuma orange variety noting its buds and fruit quality and mentions frost resistance as a factor in cultivation.
In Seville Spain flirtatious girls draw gaze as they use eye contact and fans to engage passersby while alert guards maintain distance ensuring crowd safety and orderly conduct during the scene.
Deputy Grand Marshal Beulah F Blair and past matron Cora M MacLeod will receive the visiting group at the O E S chapter in Concord. Mary E Snow, past matron of Columbian Worthy Matron, will preside as the official host during the visit.
H Thompson Jr captures the H H tournament title after a weekend golf event featuring players including Andrew Hepburn, William Faversham Jr, John Buttrick, Hubert Wardwell Jr, Russell Fessenden, John Abbott, and Walter Borden with scores listed as 38 or 37.
Concord Grange No. 150 patrons enjoyed a corn roast and social at Past Master Benjamin F. Clark’s Lowell Road farm. The event was directed by Clark and led by Master Marion Adame Clark and Lecturer Helen Croft.
The Concord Village Improvement Society attracted a large crowd to the Harvey Wheeler West Concord School for a Stars and Stripes event performed by Lovees and the Concord Legion Band.
Pathfinder Magazine notes the invention of radio is linked to the KDKA station in Pittsburgh during the fall of 1919, highlighting early broadcasting pioneers and the shift in communications history.
The passage notes a rich mollusk fauna from Long Island northward with around 110 species across perhaps 40 families. It emphasizes that color variation is not a reliable measure of diversity, particularly in warmer waters where more species are found.
The article urges steadfast spirit and honest ideals to endure financial lows. It likens resilience to a vine rooting through rock, noting that true growth comes from solid foundations and service, not selfish ambition, guided by spiritual law.
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