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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1934
Page
3
Health on the Menw Home Service Director Goston shares family recipes for gingerbread Raisin Rice Padding New England Boiled Dinner and Jane's Doughnuts with measured ingredients and baking tips An appeal invites readers to send cookery requests to Miss Fossett for future columns
A 1641 tract places Mother Shipton in the reign of VII and foretells deaths of Wolsey and Cromwell. A 1677 edition by Richard Head credits her with predicting engines and telegraphs and end times. An 1881 reference appears in later discussion.
The salt industry of Canada ranks among the oldest non metal sectors in the country. Originating in the early years of the previous century, the Hudson’s Bay Company secured local salt supplies from brine springs in the region.
State deputy commissioner of education will discuss What Price Education. Superintendent Wells A Hall will be present to answer questions about Concord schools.
In the evening the Knights and Fibertone were tied at 34 and 32 respectively, leaving Ancient Order of Hibernians 4 points ahead in the division standings. Season totals show the division leader with 211, Knights 207, and Minute Men 182.
The Concord Yankees football Sunsater team earned its sixth win of the season by defeating Willard A C 8 to 6 at the Emerson Playground gridiron. Cunningham scored three points for Concord with extra points by Gilman adding to the tally.
The Concord Tuberculosis Committee and another health group clarify the red cross marks on Christmas Seals. Both organizations work to improve health, with the Tuberculosis Committee focusing on prevention among children. There will be no canvass of stores or businesses.
Ralph P Hosmer Camp U8 WV organized a whist and beano evening last week in Warnerhall West Concord. Mel Peter Hansen of West Concord won consolation. Miss Kilfoyle of Concord received a door prize.
Concord turns back Lexington 6 0 in a hard fought game as Flannery shines on offense and Bierembrood and the visitors’ line disrupt Concord’s gains. The Concord Legion and Lexington high school bands energized thousands of fans while mascots and spirit filled the scene.
A damaged OCR tale describes a November Saturday in Concord where lightning shattered trees and blew fuses across numerous transformers. The storm disrupted the town’s electrical system and caused the fire alarm to sound after multiple circuit failures.
In a quiet ceremony at St Bernard’s Rev Fr Sears officiated as Miss Jermer McManus daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis McManus of Wi street wed M Mullaney son of Mr and Mrs Michael J Mullaney of Belknap street The bridal party included sister Mrs Cornelius J ONeill as matron of honor and John J Mullaney of New York as best man The celebration continued with a buffet supper at the bride’s home and a reception for out of town guests hosted by Mrs ONeill and Mrs T Winnegan The organist was Miss Margaret L ONeill and many relatives attended the rites
Concord selects new officers at the Peter Bulkeley School auditorium during a Handy Andy 4 H Handi Club meeting led by Mrs. Norman.
The Christmas Fair under the Ladies Union of West Concord Union Church will be held tomorrow. A baked supper will be served at 6 15 with a reader and music for evening entertainment.
Trinity Church announces Rev. Smith Owen Dexter as Rector Emeritus and Rev. Charles Russell as Rector. Sunday service at 8:45 A M, evening scene at 8 P M and Vestry Meeting planned. Rehearsals scheduled Thursdays at unspecified time.
Dan Pateh set a record at Lexington Kentucky on October 7 1905 using a dirt shield on the sulky with runners present. Single G established a record in New York on September 12 1906.
Annual union service of the Protestantsi at Concord and West nion was led by Rev. Edward eg Bong winteter. Governor's Thanksgiving proclamation was read by Rev. K Orlando Lee. Soloist Mrs Olga Anderson. Scripture read by Rev. Charles Russell Peck. Trinity Episcopal and Trinitarian churches featured in the service.
Thanksgiving at Concord's Home for the Aged 32 Walden Street with Mrs John R Hinton as matron served dinner to Rebecca tendent and 15 Emerson Hospital patients enjoyed turkey meals with place cards favors and holiday novelties.
Middlesex County hunters were out in force early Monday as the deer hunting season opened in Massachusetts. The strong turnout reflected statewide enthusiasm for the harvest.
The Concord Lodge of Elks held its annual Memorial Service Sunday afternoon in Bikes hall. Exalted ruler Kenchen and the selectmen attended, honoring departed members and recalling lodge traditions.
Concord players present a stage event titled Marrying for Tomorrow directed by Russin. Tickets are on sale at Richardsons Drug Store or from Mr Charles G Edgar ton Nashawtuc road Concord.
A Boston University event labeled man-less draws students and alumnae, prompting campus discussion on inclusivity and gender norms amid a growing movement for women’s visibility in campus dining experiences.
A public notice claims President Roosevelt seeks economic stability for Americans. It touts an upcoming annual report and invites requests for a copy. Interest starts at a stated percentage per annum, signaling financial details to be reviewed by readers.
James S. Maguire recovering at home from grippe. John Damon NH'38 visited relatives for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Harold W. Chase hosted J Vincent Hubbard family at Thanksgiving. Concord Yankees defeated by West Medford A A at West Medford 60 to ??. Robert McAuley burn injuries improving after M D Jones plant fire. Rev and Mrs Robert Walker hosted Thanksgiving dinner in Waltham then visited Dr Fred A Higinbotham in Watertown. Corinthian Lodge A F and A M to meet in Masonic Concord Monday, Worshipful Master William B J Graham presiding.
Ruth Hayes led the First Team with Mary Chase and Frances prominent in the 100 yard field hockey feature. Hayes played right inside on the First Team while Mary Wes was left wing and Frances on the right half back. The First and Second Teams meeting ended in a 1 to 1 tie.
Sergeant Saunders earns a place among the best hundred rifle shots in the United States after a nation wide match staged partly at Camp Curtis Guild Wakefield. He gains recognition for strong showing across the competition.
A false alarm from Box 19 near Sudbury and Fairhaven roads led the Grenmeal from Central Station to a useless midnight run, producing no fire and sparking no damage.
Emma B Mason died at home on Strawberry Road Concord after months of illness. Born November 26, 1898, she was daughter of David and Alice M Robbins Mason and served with the local school and caretaking staff since 1921. She was a Concord Grange member and survived by two brothers, Warren Fa Maynard and Ormand of Acton, plus other relatives.
The annual meeting of National Bank of Massachusetts stockholders will be held at the bank building on Tuesday in 1935 at 3 45 in the afternoon for the election of directors and the transaction of business. December 6, 1934.
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