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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1927
Page
3
A meeting discussion centers on a proposed 6500 grant for show equipment with lively debate. The Finance Committee is tasked to report findings and potential costs amid signatures from committee members. Edith Starrett and local guests attend the Woman's Club event in Sudbury with well wishes for a speedy recovery.
A damaged clipping discusses elegant fabrics including white satin with silver embroidery and georgette in Mary Curran's obituary. It notes a Concord resident, Catherine (Monshan) Curran, wife of Deelan Curran, died after a long life, with funeral services held at her home and Requiem. Probate notices follow from Massachusetts, with letters testamentary issued to Edward Curran and further proceedings in court.
The letters printed below are those written by readers of The Enterprise for the Booster’s of Maynard whose page of concerted advertising appears each Wednesday. First prize letter text appears as the opening example.
Concord High School celebrates broad school spirit with two hundred citizens and student athletes at Veterans Building. Harvard football stars Arthur French Jim Coombs and Sam Burns inspire on sportmanship scholarship and teamwork as captains and coaches praised.
French divers probe a sunken liner off Ostend to uncover remnants of gold once aboard the Tubantia. Berlin blamed British submarines, but new claims of German gold hidden in Dutch cheese surface as divers uncover a black substance believed to be sea soaked cheese. A second item notes a hawk killing a gull during a forest encounter.
In Hyde Park a hawk, a lapwing, and a gull sparked a dramatic air duel above the Serpentine drawing hundreds of onlookers. The lapwing, first struck by the hawk, toppled toward the water as the battle continued.
Alaska trappers increasingly use airplanes to reach trap lines along the Susitna River. The trend marks a rising role for air transport in Arctic fur gathering as crews rely on aviation to access remote trapping areas and haul gear.
In the open season, air travel and Ford motor cars expand transport as planes carry loads up to 600 pounds and waterways gain motorized service. Trappers push paths 60 to 100 miles while pontoons aid river landings and the coming freeze influences routes.
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