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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1934
Page
6
The passage lists players from Clinton Marlboro and Maynard, praising Hudson as a passer and defender, noting Tackles Duggan and Maynard for defensive strength, and citing Marlboro backs and centers as key contributors. It highlights Hudson, Marlboro, and Maynard as standout figures in Midland league play.
A 1934 Christmas Seal features P T Trudeau and recounts his youth in New York City facing tuberculosis. He pursued medicine despite opposition and moved to the Adirondacks seeking health, inspiring the movement for TB control and the growth of sanatoria nationwide.
The article discusses a trained observer recognizing his own symptoms and the need for a hearing by fellow doctors and the public. It notes Christmas Seals finance the campaign against tuberculosis and the role of professional training in acknowledging illness.
Advertisement notes a 1935 Victo radio tube Christmas special at American Supply Co. Maynard. Pay $1 down and $1 weekly. Store located at 58 62 Nason Street.
Maynard reports Intertown Bowl League enters week six with crowds up while the Champions lead. George Lawton’s three string 353 tops marks. Piecewicz 133 high single. colonyals own team total 1466 and 525 high single for Colo.ials. Oil two this season, first in January mid season standings list Soko's Texaco with 15 wins 9 losses and 8381 points.
Fragment mentions edits to the name of the republic of El Salvador, noting that several attempts have been made to correct it. The line implies ongoing discussion without detailing outcomes or actors.
Maynard Mass November 1924 letter from Rev M A Vancr local ERA administrator appeals Arthur Rotch for increased relief funds. He cites mill slowdown since September raising need for December allocation to ten thousand dollars per month, with a one thousand dollar monthly increase. The town notes worsening conditions and more applicants.
A 1934 letter from Rev M A Vance appeals for relief funds for Maynard Massachusetts. He thanks Mr Rotch for prior aid and warns that current mill capacity affects winter needs and the town’s ability to meet them.
Funeral services were held for Joseph Louis Butler who died November 27 from monoxide gas poisoning. Rev James Sherry officiated at Twombleys Undertaking chapel with burial at St Bridget Cemetery Maynard. Butler, born May 17 in Ashburnham, had lived in Acton for years and worked in auto sales for Yates in Ayer. He leaves his mother Mrs Mary K Butler three brothers George W and B and two sisters Mrs Mary E Freeman and Agnes E Butler.
Concord police asked the public to aid in locating two missing State wards, Kenneth Welch aged 16 and LaMountain aged 14, who left home presumably to attend school. They were residents of the Meehan farm on Union Turnpike in West Concord.
The 1934 All Middlesex eleven honors Concord, Winchester, Lexington, Belmont and Maynard with Concord represented by three players and Winchester two. Ends Palmer and Josephson are captains. guards Ignachuck and Markuhigian shine. center Webster stands out. quarterback Grovesnor excels with Sarafian noted. halfbacks Cobb Rooney Flannery and fullback Provinzano highlighted with strong defenders and kickers.
By Al Cowles the seventh all Midland league team is named with selections praised for speed tackling and pass receiving. Joe Chid is highlighted as a fiery red headed lineman and versatile player. John son and O'Maffey are noted as strong defenders and capable tacklers.
William O. Fought hosts his bridge club with drives awarded to Mrs. Warren B. Goddard and Mrs. Irving T. Feich. The ninth annual Grenfell Night by the Concord New England Grenfell Association is at the Trinitarian parish house this evening. Prof. Fred C. Sears presents an illustrated Gardens of Labrador talk. A Christmas sale runs 2:30 to 6 p.m. at First Parish Unitarian vestry, hosted by Women’s Parish Association led by Miss Rebekah Briggs.
A local gathering featured New Girl Scouts and Mary Loughlin with activities in nursing, needlework, and swimming. Games were played, tea was served, and a number of guests attended.
The West Concord Woman's Club will hold an open meeting Friday at 3 15 p m in the Harvey Wheeler School auditorium. Mrs Murdock MacLeod chairs the American Home Committee and will present a Concord Municipal Light Department demonstration. Tea will be served.
Willow Rebekah Lodge held a bumco party after its meeting at Odd Fellows hall in West Concord with Mrs Mary Noble Grand presiding. The Vice Grand Miss Luella Joon led the event assisted by Miss Arentsen and Miss Lillian Miner. A Christmas party is planned for December 17.
Mrs. F Wellman Chase, longtime resident, died after an illness at Lewell Road residence. Born April 27, 1862 in New Bedford to Josiah and Parnell Bonney, she was a New Bedford High School graduate. She married Horace F Chase, who served at sea, and later lived in New York. she leaves two daughters Margaret Milliken and Ruth Milliken of Edgewood. Private funeral at Rival Cemetery Chapel, New Bedford.
The list of attendees includes Joseph Hodgdon Howard Davis Mrs D Laffin Mrs B Herbert Clark and others. The boiled dinner was won by Mrs Thresher. The attendance prize went to Mrs Brennan.
Gete Keeper Knowlton Ceres Lawrence Mona Emma. Blore Helen Kowlton lady assistant Steward Flora Kilmartin Ellen Durkee executive committees for three years.
The Christma Cantata Bethlehem will be presented Sunday night December 23 at 7 30 in the church auditorium directed by Miss Hazel Hooper with music by J H English composer. Soloists include Nelson Mdan Lindsay Smith Charles Manty and others. The Young People from Sudbury church lead the service next Sunday night joining the Episco eaus youth group. The program includes shepherds Wise Men Inn at Bethlehem and anthems as the choir robed in new white. church fair displays and exhibits for sale are planned with orders via Mr Gutteridge.
A single open Arctic bumblebee specimen stands as the only known example of its species in the collection. Researchers note its exceptional preservation and potential clues to Arctic pollinators and climate history.
Bedford Club falls to Cones as the late drive seals a 90 yard touchdown. The rally ends the game with a final score line recorded by SS and Kenneth in an auto-related context.
The association planned a Christmas gathering in the auditorium but the heavy downpour reduced attendance.
A community instrument lending library operates to help residents borrow ukuleles and other instruments. The project aims to remove barriers from music education by avoiding the need to purchase gear and by encouraging hands on practice.
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