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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1935
Page
4
The Concord Enterprise extends heartfelt congratulations to Mr and Mrs Lor officer celebrating 43 years of service as the institute marks its longest serving staff. The notice lauds their dedication and the couple’s role among the institution’s instructors.
A compact note explains that light, heat, X rays, and other rays move at equal speeds in a medium, though their wavelengths differ. The comparison highlights how diverse radiations share velocity yet differ in length.
A Thanksgiving gathering honored Mr. and Mrs. John K. Kennedy and their children with relatives including Helen and Allan Kennedy and Nancy Jeanne. Loring and Billerica families attended with many flowers and gifts. Mrs. Loring is Hawthorne Chapter Eastern Star leader and former Willow Rebekah Lodge officer. Mr. Loring has served as a Reformatory officer for 43 years.
Mr and Mrs Wellington F. Yeo of Lincoln announce the engagement of Katharine Thefs to Miss Katharine director of the Simmons College School of Social Work and Mrs Marion Cheek a member of the State Board League of Women Voters.
Mato Grosso covers about 570 138 square miles and is the fourth largest state in Brazil. Before the Brazilian railway was built the Paraguay River was nearly the sole access to much of the territory, which remains largely undeveloped.
In medieval belief a sweet odor was said to accompany the death of holy people, giving rise to the phrase he died in the odor of sanctity. The saying reflects medieval ideas about sainthood and posthumous fragrance.
William Cain led a school contest to pick the winner by enunciation and tone with Robert Voigt declared victor. Participants included Announcer William Cain and students Martha Bilis John Chisholm Betty Robert Voigt Constance Moulton Jennie Scaltrito Gordon Johndroe and Thomas Hoffman. Maud Findelsen later issued first honor cards to seven eighth graders from an approved list.
The blenny commonly guards its eggs as a small fish. It may lay eggs inside a bottle and when the bottle is dredged up the parent is often found inside keeping watch over the eggs.
Mrs Robert Hickey credits Kruschen Salts for losing 17 pounds in six weeks after following her doctor’s advice. She ignores critics and says the remedy is effective, affordable, and easy to take each morning in hot water.
Hall will host an event on Thursday evening December 5 with admission as usual. No further specifics are provided in the readable text.
Robert John is named on the honor roll at New School after the first ranking period. He has joined the varsity soccer team this season.
The informal Biks' Christmas Charity Dance proceeds with Steve Bray's orchestra at Veterans Build. The event features old and new dances under the Lodge of Bikes.
The annual Concord High dance fills the school auditorium with music from Louzo's orchestra. Students, youth, and the Concord eleven share an evening of fun and socializing led by Allen Grindall.
Morgenthau's enforcement council urges heavier penalties for repeat counterfeiters. Secret Service operatives warn criminals return after releases as six coordinated law enforcement teams continue to pursue money makers. Robert Jackson of the Internal Revenue Bureau notes the crime harms small traders and the public, demanding stronger federal action and consistent prosecutions.
The Baltimore Orioles earned their name from the black and yellow plumage likened to the House of Baltimore. The club's branding and early references drew on noble lineage and local color to establish an identity.
Concord High ends a long run of losses scoring first on a 60 yard touchdown by Ducharme. Lexington blanked the Minutemen before 4000 spectators at Lexington Centre with a strong second half as Star players from both teams are listed among the lineup.
The Knights of Columbus head the weekly games tournament with a grand total of 149 points, ahead of the Hibernians with 136 and the Elks close behind with 120. The Hibernians remain the season leaders among competitors outside the Knights group with a 115 total.
The church announces December services led by Rev Charles Russell Peck and Rev Dexter with Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Church school at 9:30 a.m. and morning sermon follows. Evening vestry meeting at 7:30 or 8 p.m.
George L Thuriow notes schedule through December with 9:30 morning worship and sermon Jesus in Earnest. A 7:00 P M Young Peoples Club features Allbright of Allston presenting New World ideas. Mid week Union meeting planned for 7:45 with luncheon at 1 P M. Each attendee asked to bring knife fork cup and spoon as they discuss fundraising in Sepihase Glas dome and Christmas gift ideas.
Rev Alfred W Stone leads Sunday worship and school session at Concord Union Church. A church meeting and Afternoon service follow with the Loyalty Christ address. On Tuesday December 10 at 7:30 pm a speaker from Japan will address the annual gathering of the YP Society.
Members of the See of Christ conducted a Thursday morning service on Lowell Road with readings from the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy. The congregation sang hymns from the Christian Science Hymnal and offered prayers and thanks for healings as part of the Thanksgiving observance.
The Lonial Inn held its annual meeting finishing the current year's activities. Magoon served as treasurer and remarks were given by the new president and secretary. Others noted were the rector and several named attendees.
Corinthian I A F and A M will meet in Temple Concord next by evening. Worshipful Master Ralph Hemen way will preside as officers conduct the second degree. H Whittemore Brown, selectmen chair and lodge member, will speak on Modern Home Building. A meal will be served.
The West Concord Woman's Club meets Friday afternoon in Warner Hall. Mrs C J Laserte will speak on Current Events with a Background. A musical program is planned and Mrs Harry J Dye will host tea.
In a local event Mrs Harold M Gale hosted prizes. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors but several prizes were awarded to participants.
In Boston a home service director recalls childhood Saturday aromas from his mother’s kitchen with golden crust loaves and pies. He shares tested recipes for pies, cakes, cocoanut cake, lemon filling, and chocolate bars, baked in gas ovens and yields several dozen servings.
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