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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1936
Page
8
The article notes a limited number of tickets for a costume themed event at Junior School and specifies that only enrolled students may access the allocation. Details on date time and venue are not fully provided in the readable text.
Concord event recalls December Monday evening eight o'clock gathering at the Girl Scout House. Members welcomed guests, enjoyed a brief program, and tea and light refreshments were served during the Woman's Club meeting.
The record lists traditional British measures note that a cord of wood equals 128 cubic feet and a chaldron of coal represents a standard coal volume used in trade and taxation.
The family of the late Claries H. Ryan acknowledges with gratitude the many expressions of sympathy and acts of kindness shown during their time of sorrow.
Maynard Intertown Bowling League results at Lynch Alleys with team totals and high scores. EB Peterson and Wardzala lead with high strings and Gruber tops with 298 total. Oates posts 308 in totals, Tolman and Murphy also notch strong marks.
The Christmas Distribution Pro plans help for the needy with public spirit. Contact Past Commander T Charles Gallagher general chairman at Acton for information.
A recent Acton Men’s Club meeting was held at Harold Clapp’s home with the executive committee and secretary Robert Liebfried present on Tuesday evening. Edwin A. Phalen plans a Christmas trip to the South, leaving in time to reach the area before the holiday. Miss Vesta Balsor led a Young People’s service at the Hagen home in North Acton, while Mrs Spencer H. Taylor’s Sunday School class titled The Candle- proceeded.
Local notice recalls Elbert Bradish husband of Hattie Tuttle and brother-in-law to the Bradish family. Service held at the family home in Dorchester with friends and relatives reflecting on his life and ties to the community.
Mothers attended a regular Girl Scout meeting as several girls were invested as Scouts. Named inductees include Helen Arciszewski Olive Bean Myrtle Fletcher Arlene Hull Bether aoe the Olga Lu hanik Gretel Tornell and Dorothy Tierney. Seer program coordinators were Jane Lent Ann Tucker and Beverly Green.
Maynard Burton Coughlin, manager, plans to replace the Peoples Theatre seats with modern upholstered units. The theatre will close from Monday to Christmas and reopen for the holidays with new seating throughout. The Colonial Theatre remains open during the installation period. Street scenes featuring Maynard people are shown this week at the Peoples.
The Concord Rotary Club met with Edward T Freeman as chair and heard a presentation titled Rock Wool Insulation. The Ladies Union of West Concord Union Church held its annual Christmas tea in the church vestry yesterday afternoon.
Maynard school restricted to 30 preschoolers aged three to four. First session ran Thursday 9 to 11 45. Once full equipment is secured, classes will run full day with mid morning and noon meals and a rest period.
A fragment notes that hypnotism may have been used by priests in ancient cults to perform miracles. It states the state was not recognized by medical men until the mid eighteenth century when Franz Mesmer attempted to cure patients by putting them into a trance.
Dana Parmenter, a longtime resident of South Sudbury, died December 1 at 88. Funeral services were held at the home of her son Warren on Dudley Road, with Rev. officiating.
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