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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1935
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text lists players Gale Kokak Fontaine Robinson Kolehkian Chapley Ginvilie Evin Quinn Mitchell Cook and Gardner with figures 19 and 11. The fragment hints at a scoring summary and team lineup but lacks complete context and identifiers.
Sudbury residents including L Gleason host a scholarship fund event in Harrisville New Hampshire on Christmas night with guests from the teaching town planning holidays and a small fire in a house on King Philip road investigated by Mr Provan.
The Sudbury board announces applications under General Laws Chapter 138 for licenses to sell malt and wines as common victuallers for seven days at multiple locations. Premises include properties on Pot Road West and Mooreman Road with first floor and basement layouts, listing applicants L Roy Hawes Harvey N Fairbank and John Hall along with others. The notices set December 9 1935 as part of the licensing process.
The notice lists renewals for alcoholic beverage licenses and associated premises. Entries include multiple retailers and taverns with addresses on Main Street Waltham Street Powder Mill Road and others. Names such as William Macey Thomas J King J W Dezerkacz and Stanley Vodoklys appear alongside street addresses.
At a Townsend Club meeting, organizers reported progress toward a hundred members by year’s start. Boston leaders and Rev. Mr. Lupein from Pepperell shared upbeat notes on growth as Framing Secanate and Widlaw visitors offered congratulations. The Men’s Club met in the Lower Town hall with Alan P. Flynn serving as Master of Ceremonies.
By virtue of an execution from the Superior Court dated November 6 193? in the case Concord National Bank against R B Byron deceased the sheriff will sell at public auction for cash to the highest bidder on Saturday January 25 1936 at 1 PM at the sheriff office Concord the land in Concord described as real estate seized earlier today and held by Mary E Byron deceased as owner.
A family plans Christmas week at their church with prayers, warmth, and a discussion of activities. They consider involving the county agent for next year’s crops or games like chess, anagrams, and cribbage to keep the house lively.
A fragment shows dialogue about church activities and chores with references to washing dishes and using the phone, suggesting busy forthcoming church events and competing for space.
The Freshmen and Sophomores joined for a Sashenee party in George-haggoe auditorium on Wednesday afternoon. The program featured a one act play The Backward Child with Doris as the star, vocal solos by Helen and Karen, and piano accompaniment by Milne.
Meynard The Merry Christmas buyers find lower prices in hometown shops. Extra clerks assist shoppers and local merchants back purchases with price and quality guarantees. Business is better this Christmas with merchants optimistic for a strong end to the season.
The Sudbury Methodist Episcopal church held Christmas services led by Rev. George H Clarke with an augmented choir and duets by Mr and Mrs Thomas McSorley. The sermon titled Searching For The Christ was preached by the pastor and a pageant The Greatest Good was performed by parish children. A Christmas tree event with Santa Claus gift distribution was planned for the evening.
Tluctson WPA coordinator John H Kane announced WPA paymaster James Salmon has assured payment to District 2 workers today and tomorrow with all salaries ready before Christmas. He expects rapid approval this week. He says two projects will boost the WPA workforce to peak levels. Six welfare cases were closed, easing welfare burdens.
After the program gifts and candy were handed to pupils across grades one through six. The event featured teachers, numerous named students, and an amateur program with performances by students, impersonations, musical numbers, and a group carol singing finale.
The town closes December 20 for Christmas vacation and reopens January 2, 1936. Eémond Gleason in the U S Navy spoke at the high school about service life and experiences. Christmas plans include Hunter and Mrs Mildred Ster visiting Mr and Mrs B P Burnham. Rev Albert Reynolds speaks December 29 on Our Outlook For The New Year. The Young People sang carols and the S S pageant tree was enjoyed. Legion Auxiliary thanks Bed hospital for Christmas bags and contributions. Mrs A F Binns hosted friends. her 83rd birthday observed at home of daughter Mrs J C Hall.
On Tuesday the school voted Marjorie Huston as captain of the girls hockey team. Girls receiving team letter awards included Katherine Hill Dorothy Hous Men Martin Ruth Hughes Maryno Louise MacRae and others.
The Congo River covers roughly 3,000 miles in length and drains an area exceeding 1.4 million square miles.
Nantucket woman Inez Polger Stetson, recently discharged from Wesboro State Hospital, was brought to Concord to face a manslaughter charge over a fatal shooting on Hudson Road November 8. A Concord Court judge found insufficient evidence of intent, and Stetson posted 2500 bail while remaining in custody at the regional station.
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