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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1936
Page
4
A historical by law text outlines amendments to the undina Districts including use restrictions two dwelling units, appeals replaced Selectmen in several sections, Board of Appeals rules on site sales, and notices for hearings. It also covers building height limits and administration by Selectmen until an inspector is appointed.
A Christian Science Monitor meditation on elevating daily work from routine to purposeful worship. It argues sincere effort, faith, and outer aims align with God’s laws, turning seemingly trivial duties into noble, efficient service.
Mrs Ellen Mulcahey widow of John Mulcahey and longtime Concord resident died Saturday at her home on 9 Street from pneumonia. Born in Tuam Ireland 77 years ago she came to Concord as a young woman married Mr Mulcahey who died four years ago. Described as of rare worth she devoted herself to home and family and to helping others.
The service followed a home funeral with high mass at St Bernard’s. Rev. William H Finnick presided, Rev. Ernest A Ford deacon, Rev. John Sears sub-deacon. Pallbearers included Hopkins nephews from Cord and Belmon t. Survived by three sons, thirty four grandchildren, and three great grandchildren.
The Concord Female Charitable Society will meet with Miss Lily at 4 Monument street on Wednesday February 12 at 2 pm.
Edward P Daniels pastor announces Sunday February 9 morning service at 11 and the final sermon in the current series. Choir will sing Watching over us petals Deck Thyself My Soul with Gladness.
Kindergarten for small children during morning service. Church school at 9.30 led by superintendent Mrs. George Erickson. Evening schedule at 6.30 includes Young People's Club supper and meeting at 7. Older Young People’s group follows at 8pm. Invitation to youths aged 20 to 30.
The passage extols Egypt as the real mother of civilization noting the Nile valley pyramids temples and ancient relics. It emphasizes Egypts prehistoric works of art literature and ruins shaping the land and its enduring mystery.
An old belief holds that a cock crowing at a specific hour for two or three nights in succession signals an early death.
Due to illness of Harvey G. Turner Worthy Steward of the Massachusetts State Grange Deputy L. Roy Hawes installed Maynard Grange officers for 1936. Names include Leslie W. Sims Master and Adelaide Sims Lecturer with guests from nearby towns. A Past Masters jewel was presented to Alex Bourke and a bouquet to Ada Turner, followed by a pianist and Italian song program. Maynard Grange plans a Westford Grange visit and a concert by Alan Palmer Adelaide Souis Marion Jones.
Young People Sunday was observed at First Parish Unitarian Church with Emerson Society officers in charge of the morning service. Rev. Edward Perry Daniels sat with his family as Henry Wheeler gave a short sermon on Books Friends and Nature. Ralph Verrill spoke on The Importance of Little Things. The Women’s Parish Association served a supper to the Emerson Society in the vestry.
Maynard Hockey Club defeated their arch rivals 8 to 2 on Sunday at Alumni Field rink. Lennie Ollila scored four goals and led a sharp team attack with Jokisaari pairing to form the dominant passing game. H. Murray and Johnson added goals for Concord on late chances, while Georgie Johnson starred for the losers.
Acton Post designated to handle veteran bonus applications. Commander Lowell Cram appoints Major Charles S. Coulter retired to assist. Veterans who have not filed should bring their pink 4 certificate for payment processing.
In a forest clearing near Sverdlovsk the Pillar of Farewell marks the boundary between Europe and Asia within Russia. One side reads Europe and the opposite Asia. It is famed as a frontier symbol where many exiles headed to Siberia have passed.
The oak tree is described as very old geologically with fossil remains about one hundred million years old, indicating ancient origins and long survival.
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