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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1934
Page
3
Recipe fragment describes Fruited Pinwheels with shortening and sugar, a Electrolux Gena mixture with nuts coconut and dates, bake times and temperatures, and other cake instructions. Includes frosting, lemon juice, and decorative steps with vague measurements.
A Concord Center page cites religious readings from the Bible and notes at Saint Mary Church and Miss Mary A, with plans for a December 19 annual party. It praises Marvin Taylor as coach of the Concord Players and reports engagement news for Edith Peterson to Albert Greeland. Dartmouth admission under a Junior Selections plan is described for Thomas Todd Jr. A Concord Grange Neighbors Night event is recalled plus a motor-vehicle case in Concord district court involving Raymond Lake and Beatrice Harris, found guilty for improper operation after a September crash.
The Concord players present a polished production led by Caroline W Wordsworth as Virginia and Faversham Jr as the lead male. The review lauds set design lighting and the ensemble including Mrs Shedden as Annie and Mary F Fiallowell as Kate. The plot hinges on mistaken identities and a drunken suitor in a comic abduction tale resolved by a police reveal.
A party of Concord hunters harvested a five point buck weighing about 200 pounds while out Wednesday. The deer was tracked near Rowe and confirms a successful hunt for the group.
A brief note lists the C D of JA and a whist party event. The fragment provides limited context and no clear details on date venue or organizers.
The State Department of Public Works aims to finish the Concord by-pass sections by December 14 and open parts for use. Local sections already in service run from Alewife Brook Parkway across North Marshes past Spy Pond, under Pleasant Street toward the Arlington-Belmont line. Officials hope to complete the Pleasant Street to Park Street segment before snow and cold halt work, with Sudbury Road opening soon to connect Route 2 and Route 128.
The Concord Musical Club met December 4 at Mrs. Samuel Hoar’s home for a Christmas music program. Mrs. Eleanor sang and composed with first violin, Viola Nelson on violin, Priscilla Guste on viola, Ruth Westman on cello. groups of carols were sung. G H Eberlein sang with Ruth Mpanyi accompanying. A luncheon followed with Ben Wilson and Mrs. Walter K. Shaw serving.
The King's Daughters of the First Parish gathered in the Meeting House Vestry last week Tuesday afternoon for a community gathering and activities.
The readable text fragments mention a hall, a president, and years, implying a historical or ceremonial scene but lacks concrete details or identifiable names to form a complete report.
A fragment notes activities at Concord Union Church including sermon by Rev J Tors West Acton and mentions absence of a take for the service.Sharply limited readable details.
Concord notes Wa' Arch Chapter changes December meeting to December 17 for Christmas eve ceremonies. A social hour with refreshments follows, and gifts will be distributed to those who RSVP by card.
Mary chosen to lead Concord school Girls Field Hockey for next year. Eleanor Dobbins, director, appoints Helen Martins as captain and assigns managers Dorothy Carthy Joan MacRae Alice Root and others among seniors and sophomores.
In Concord a report notes Hibernian continued to lead as tennis action unfolds with remaining matches and standings unsettled.
School schedules a Christmas play from 9 30 to 10 00 am with cast members Arena Jack in Box Plannery Tin Join Ross Saverio Bregol and Dream One Night from 11 30 to 12 00 pm featuring Tommy McBreen Mr Marion Ed Richard Tin Soldier Frank McHugh First Child JuMa Bon Olive Johnn Jean Brothers Pauline Cac Grose Box Charles Dee my Hayes Bobby Cull Donald Nuts and Jo SE eerie Bare Commonwealth Avenue West Concord.
Mrs Mary Smith a long-time Concord resident died after a day of illness from heart trouble at her daughter’s home 428 Main street West Concord. Born in Bristol England February 14 1860 she moved to the United States at 26 living in Philadelphia Boston and Dedham before settling in Concord. She was active in Trinity Episcopal Church and the Church Aid Society. Funeral services were held at the daughter’s home conducted by Rev Charles Pook and burial followed at Brookdale Cemetery Dedham.
Fragmentary note describes a horse event or sighting titled Here Race Dont Teach. Mentions an uncle and a seeing moment but details are unclear and incomplete.
The Concord group led by President Mrs. Guy G. announced a guest night featuring the Copley Male Quartet with Miss Betty Cooper performing. The event highlighted a demonstration on home economics and the annual appeal by the committee on friendly cooperation to send Christmas cards to disabled veterans.
The Emerson Society gathering was led by Allo, president of the Ministers of cement churches. Rev. Ernest and a social Miss Margaret attended as part of a church community rental program.
A description of an enormous European game bird, claimed to rival the turkey in size, reportedly never before introduced in the United States. The note emphasizes its exceptional dimensions and rarity.
Fragment mentions carrying across the Red Africa region annually, referencing Mecca and a pilgrimage or transit, but details are unclear due to damaged text. The snippet hints at a recurring movement or event tied to a location description and religious or cultural significance.
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