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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1933
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a second class matter notice referencing Marlboro Mass and Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford areas with postage and filing details under 1879 act and March 8 1879. Names and exact actions are unclear but indicate postal matter distribution.
The piece chronicles a stalled dispute in the Irish Dail over three separatist bills aimed at ending the union with Britain. Debates hinge on war or aggressive action versus constitutional severance, with De Valera and British responses marked by evasive language and unresolved aims.
The piece warns that Russia leads defaults among nations, accounting for over seventy seven percent, and questions the idea of recognizing communist Russia to boost US foreign trade. It argues US credit exposure and the risk to American taxpayers if default spreads and United States extends credit without solid security.
A double program at 7 PM next Sunday features Pitt Parker the crayon wizard with drawings to illustrate What Every One Should Know Joseph Lautner the noted tenor Rev J Edwin Lacount Cambridge preacher last Sunday Stephen Bissett Cambridge violin numbers Officials and teachers meet Wednesday at Miss Harriet Naylor 18 Maple gifts for Morgan Memory Christmas drive next Sunday church Christmas entertainment Friday junior choir party in vestry Friday evening
A local pageant performance praised by the audience featured Ralph Smith George Weaving and Archér in key roles with Joseph Marsden as stage director. Cast included Miss Marion Stow Miss Margaret Vine and others. The event at Bethlehem town church listed a 9456 address for the church school and announced a 6 pm Young People meeting and a Christmas Tree program on Friday December 22 with further arrangements to be announced.
An early evening fire caused damage at a residence in Hudson. The blaze was reported near 68 Park Road around 5 30 tonight with firefighters responding and no injuries reported.
The Tuesday club sponsors a public military whist party tonight at 8 at Mrs. George H. Sawyer’s home. It marks the third in the series. A quilting bee was held today at Mrs. William S. Dag We Te POEM Ot APY.
A cold evening drew a sizable crowd to a whist party in the Assembly Hall of St church to support the church fund. Parish youths ran the event and announced the prize winners including Mrs Crandall Auburn and others for items such as silk puff and quilt.
Mrs Hector Roberts led the spread win while Bingo winners included Mrs Hayes Mrs Abbott Rose Higgins Miss Abbott Mr Boothby Nellie Bailey.
Barbara Fritchie and Arthur na Mea feature in a historical note alongside Hector Roberts in a fragmentary item. The piece references a ca likely historical context and names several individuals connected to the era. Further specifics are unreadable in the clipped OCR.
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