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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1935
Page
2
Tips for speedy meals include a casserole reheated for time saving. A lamb dish uses flour onion salt shortening and water with biscuits. A Chantilly Orange tablet dessert serves six and pineapple juice appears in the mix.
A community supper event titled an entertainment Turkey party was held to benefit a Christmas Barket fund. Attendees included local residents and supporters who contributed to the charitable cause.
A newspaper column notes the writer will respond to readers either in the column or through a personal letter. The piece emphasizes accessible engagement and ongoing dialogue between the publication and its audience.
Georgia was one of the original thirteen states and was settled in 1733 under a charter granted to James Oglethorpe by George II of Great Britain. The colony was named after the king, with no clear boundary between Carolina and Florida before then. ADVERTISING PAYS.
Christmas events at Our Lady Help of Christians parish included a children’s play by young learners preparing for First Communion and an entertainer named Libby distributing candy. Confessions were offered on Dec 23, and the Midnight Mass began at midnight, followed by Christmas morning masses at 7 00, 8 20 and 10 30 for children.
Miss Sally Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip A Davis of Lowell road will arrive Wednesday to spend the holidays with her parents She is a graduate of Refinett Junior College majoring in Child Psychology with special research in the Nursery school She played a Wayfarer in Holy Night at The Little Theatre Monday night.
Plans for a public stag banquet honor Concord Yankees football eel celebrate a successful season. Charlier Robinson chairs the banquet committee with James Mara treasurer and Mr Kent secretary. Executive committee includes Richard B. McSweeney James J. Mara Bernard Megin Thomas McGrath and others.
A grateful note thanks friends and neighbors for their kindness and support during a period of recovery, expressing appreciation for meals visits and encouragement received in the community.
The West Concord Woman's Club met in Warnerhall on Friday afternoon with Mrs. Roger Conant as speaker. Helen Towle Moulton led carols and discussed unions while members expressed appreciation. Gifts were distributed under Mrs. Leonard Benson and Christmas cards were prepared for Bedford hospital veterans. Tea hosted by Mrs. Murdock MacLeod. West Concord pupils serenaded guests with carols in the evening.
Deposit Book No. 28673 is reported lost. Payment by J. W. Ballou assistant on November 4 1935 with subsequent dates December 11 18 24 noted.
The Trustees of the Assabet Institution for Savings will hold a quarterly meeting in Maynard on December 24 1935. Howard A Wilson serves as clerk for the notice.
On Sunday December 29 Concord Union Church bids farewell to Rev Alfred W Stone who has led the church since 1916. A baptism of children and a reception for Rev Stone follow on Monday December 30 at 8. A cordial invitation is extended to all attendees.
Rev. Edward P Daniels leads the church with a 9 46 am school and 11 am service. December 29 sermon topic A Common Faith. Christmas music repeats Friday December 27. Church School Christmas Party 3 30 pm in the vestry. Parish Party and dance 8 30 pm in the vestry.
The first Du Pont powder factory began in a country with strong radical and philosophical ties. The Du Pont family linked to early American figures like Thomas Jefferson who praised the venture and urged supplying powder for naval or military use, with official notification to follow.
The United States government owns what is described as possibly the world’s largest war picture collection. The Brady library houses about 7,200 photographs created for the War Department, purchased for 25 000 dollars at the time.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court seeks objections to a petition by Harriet Chisholm Bodwell of New London Connecticut to probate a document as the last will of Nelson H. Howe late of Sudbury. The court may appoint her executrix without bond. Objections must be filed with the court.
Harold Tompkins of Lowell Exposition swept twelve first prizes and dominated twelve classes at the Indianapolis poultry show with Rhode Island Reds. He claimed nine of twelve seconds and eight of twelve thirds, with one bird named champion Rhode Island Red and later grand world champion. The Enterprise notes his worldwide leadership in Rhode Island Red breeding since 1918 and his unmatched record.
The Columbus cathedral in Havana sits in Cathedral Square by Empedrado Street and is tied to Spain's heritage. It is famed for holding the body of Christopher Columbus within its walls and preserving a key tradition of Spanish domination.
Nauru, a tiny island nation in the Pacific, spans eight and a half square miles. It is described as a modern paradise with no public debt and low maternal mortality.
Arthur Magurn led Concord players in a notable awards list including Robert Mara Herbert Symes George Simpson Frank DeMao Robert Windheim Daniel Callahan Wisner Park Leslie Parks John Horne Frank Lewton James Cullanine Leo Lennon Fred Steinman Walter Johansen and manager Thomas Coan.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Wille of Strawberry Hill Road announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Alice Wille to John McGrath of Bedford Street. No wedding date is set. Concord High School student council election results show Georgia Turner elected president and Dorothy Houston secretary with Turner as vice president.
Sunday’s Christian Science Lesson includes the Golden Text from Isaiah and Gospel references about signs following in Mark. Congratulatory notes report the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs John C Macone and travel plans of Mr and Mrs Morrison for Christmas. George Brigham will chair the Mid-Winter Conference of the YPRU at Proctor Academy on December 27 to 29.
Teachers and pupils in Concord Americanization classes held a Christmas party in the Concord High School Cafeteria with music dancing and refreshments. Miss Emma F. Clahane was ill and unable to attend.
The Trinitarian church holds a 9 20 a m Sunday service and a 10 46 am New Year’s Sunday service with a sermon by the pastor. The choir will repeat a portion of the program.
The piece asks if readers want home ownership a new car a wrist watch or a permanent income and speaks to young people about proposals and equality in courtship and life choices. It invites reflection on aspiration and financial security.
Misread notes reveal Jud Tonkine expressing a strong view on faring with references to a large amount of material. The fragmentary text hints at planning or strategy but lacks clear context or concrete details.
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