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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1934
Page
7
Mary Robert and Tom, snowbound, greet a parachute descending toward them. The red green canopy lands near their yard, its white bag secured, as the plane’s approach alarms the trio amid Christmas Eve turnout.
In a homey tale set around a January party the eight women near Mary’s house plan gifts despite heavy snow. Bob helps transform a plain book lid into a clever gift with a burned hole sealed by cellophane and leather trim, stunning Mary and the gift circle with a shopworthy surprise.
Researchers report lactose based ice cream flavors contaminated by bacteria found in processing lines. Health officials urge consumers to discard suspect batches and monitor symptoms. Manufacturers investigate source and hygiene practices.
The Sudbury Woman's Club hosts a bean supper at the Center Methodist Church with the Ladies of the Church inviting guests. Firefighters were called to North Sudbury near Ralph Haynes’ property after an overheated bulb caused a small blaze. quick action saved the building with minimal damage.
A program in Maynard showcased fights featuring Tiger Bosquet of Hudson versus Nick Hamas of Newton, Pete Sturgis and Kid Leverson of Worcester, and Acton’s Lenny Morse against Dave Mann of Framingham. Morse won two of three rounds, with a late pin in the final round. Charter of Acton won by default in exhibition against Maynard’s W. Sienkiewicz.
The Acton Bowling League table shows American Legion leading with 6 wins at 204.883 average, Bears, Gangsters and Woolen Mill follow with 17 7 708, 12 8 600 and 13 m life. Merchants and Nuts show mid-pack with mixed records.
Dr B B Tamarkin of Englewood New Jersey writes in Collier's Weekly that using an ophthalmoscope a physician can peer into the interior of the human eye and assess health by the condition of the blood vessels and other structures observed.
Weasels commonly nest in underground burrows, either dug anew or using abandoned dens. A yearly litter typically consists of four to six young, though larger broods occur.
A grand arch near Orange in France, close to Avignon, likely honoring Tiberius, rises about 62 feet high and spans roughly 2 by 28 feet.
South Acton items report social gatherings at South School and Congregational church with prizes and refreshments. Upcoming Universalist church supper and bingo social. PRA Administrator George A. Richardson celebrated 76th birthday. William Henry Soar and other local figures noted for public welfare work and an arm injury from a fall. Mr and Mrs Lewis C Hastings hosted Thanksgiving in Pepperell.
Announcement from Templeton Massachusetts reports the marriage on Saturday December 1 at 1 30 p m in Templeton of Mrs Rose Jane Whitton Greenwood Mass and Mary Frank Haywood South Acton Rev Clark W Paddock formerly pastor of the South Acton Universalist Church performed the ceremony Mr Hayward lifelong resident and machinist by trade is a member of Acton Lodge I O F and the South Acton Fire Company they will reside on Main Street South Acton
The regular monthly meeting of the West Acton Woman's Club was held at the clubhouse with three Acton churches represented. Music by the Acton Center male quartet and sermons by Rev. A E Backett Rev. Glenn W Douglass and Rev. A M Jeffries. About 210 attendees. Parishioners of St Elizabeth's Church attended in the evening. Nellie Severoni and Mrs Henry Stone served on the local church committee. the Action players will stage Squaring It With the Boss.
Card of Thanks from Mrs Mary Butler and family West Acton thanking friends for kindness and beautiful flowers during their recent bereavement.
A pigeon show held by local fanciers at Acton Town Hall last Sunday has been postponed to a later date. The notice mentions a 1936 radio deal and a payment plan from American Supply Co in Maynard.
Maynard High School overwhelmed Clinton High 25 to 0 as junior Flaherty returned an 85 yard kickoff for a score and Piecewicz Dugan and Liverman added touchdowns. Hank Brayden, sidelined by illness, learned of the victory at his bedside.
Probate court alerts interested persons that Apeli Lehto of May is deceased and that the administratrix has been appointed without bond. Those who object must file a written response or have their attorney file one with the court.
According to law notice is given that deposit books numbers 3119 and 3169 have been lost. Paid by Payment Co operative Bank and Benjamin Moody treasurer on December 5 13 19.
Mary Lothrop spoke to a Maynard group at St George's Church about her recent trip to the British Isles. Mr Worster remains confined to his home as he recovers. Mr and Mrs Andrew announce engagements of Sylvia and Jarvier. Kenneth Reed entertained his brother, wife, and a cousin Windsor now of Portland Maine. The Beverly club visited the local club for concerts and enjoyed the fife group of singers.
A petition was filed in Middlesex County probate court for the estate of Frederic William turd late of Concord. Joseph Dee of Concord seeks probate of a purported last will and administration with the will annexed. Objections must be filed in Cambridge by December 7 1984 with appearance in court.
Public auction will sell property in Sudbury tied to Louis Briggs mortgage to Waltham Co-operative Bank. Parcels include Lots 69 60 61 on Holman Pine Rest Plan and Lots 359 360 361 on Plan Pwoof with several boundary references. Sale December 28 1934 at 10:10 am. Cash down 100 with balance in 15 days. Taxes liens and municipal charges pass with title.
The regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen occurs Wednesday evenings at 7 o'clock in Creighton's Block.
Framingham preacher William Anstilt led Sunday services at Memorial Church. Town events include a Young Peoples social Thursday at 7 pm and a Boy Scouts meeting Friday at 7. Residents Evelyn Keyes from Providence, Mrs. Caroline Stone, and others visited locals. several trips and exams noted.
Mr and Mrs James Kinsley thank everyone who assisted in making their Golden Wedding a happy occasion.
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