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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1932
Page
2
The piece features Frances Williame Snow Ann Pennington Har te and Jack J in a lively Boston show. Prominent performers headline a production staged by William Cary with dance routines and songs like As Time Goes By Event As You and I and Lease in My Heart. The review notes humor and romance amid elaborate stagecraft.
Pupils of the Peter Bulkeley School present a pageant titled Childhood Days in Washington's Time under the auspices of the Parent Teacher Association. The event showcases school's drama program with community involvement and historic themes reflected in student performances.
Fragmentary OCR reads Monday event in High School east area with unclear details. Text includes stray fragments likely referencing a association meeting or activity but lacks complete names places or outcomes.
First Parish hosted a Young People’s Sunday with a morning service by the Young People’s Union and a talk by Edward A. Morse of Watertown, former Concord resident and Harvard linked graduate, followed by a service led by Missen Wadsworth.
Catholic parishioners learn of Lenten devotions at Our Lady Help of Christians West Concord. Ash Wednesday ashes distributed after 7 and 7 30 masses. Tuesday sermons with Benediction and Friday Stations of the Cross. St Bernard’s Concluded notice.
The notice lists Wednesday and Friday services each week with a seven forty five start and includes sermon and benediction on Wednesdays, stations of the cross and benediction on Fridays. Ashes will be distributed after the 7 and 7 30 masses on Ash Wednesday and after evening services to children at 4 pm. Stations of the Cross for children are held Fridays at 4 during Lent.
The Extension Service will discuss cause and prevention of wormy apples at the Acton Center Town Hall meeting on Friday February 12 at 2 p.m.
Frank J. Murray, a Maynard native and former standout in baseball and basketball, is reappointed head football coach at Marquette University by the athletic board. Iowa had negotiated for his services, and Murray is recognized as a leading football coach after rapid rise from student athlete to top level.
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge at Odd Fellows hall hosted a Radio Night featuring a Maynard A skit A Day at the Radio by Mr and Mrs Robert Lester and Mr and Mrs R Edward Keto Marion Butterworth played piano Prize games divided between station WEII represented by Victor Salloway and WEZ by George Lawton A Feb 18 Parcel Post luncheon is planned by the Past Noble Grands Association Granges Annursnac Concord Sudbury guests tomorrow night for a Washington Bicentennial Valentine box program Collation served by Mrs Laton Hodges McAuslin and Martin.
An anti low mood concert at the Methodist church in Maynard Thursday night drew a capacity audience under Rev. Ernest L. Mills. The program featured Boston University singer Professor James Houghton and Miss Helene Mosher of Bangor delivering songs to lift spirits and dispel dull care.
The Concord Rotary Club met at the Colonial Inn with W. Stuart Allen presiding. Col. Joseph Atkinson spoke on the origin and growth of the Salvation Army, and next week’s meeting was announced to be omitted as members join the Newton Rotarians at the Woodland Club in Newton.
native of Marlboro Myers who spent 11 years in the Orient on hide business spoke to the Kiwanis Club at Pine Grove Inn. Frank Poirier presided as plans for Father and Son scout supper formed and updates on Manchuria China and Japan's aims were given. Myers said Japan seeks Manchuria to fuel its economy and population growth.
Scouts and parents gather for the Annual Parent's Night on February 17 at the West Acton Women’s Club. Fifty merit badges, a silver loving cup for the top patrol, and two silver medals will be awarded. Toastmaster Rifford leads the program with remarks by Ted Boutilier and others, followed by badges and exhibits.
Ninety cent in U. S. products a eee home. The note highlights Elks organization with a Washington DC base and mentions pricing or cost concerns.
A Whist event at Acton Town Hall precedes a moving picture by Extension Service and a weather cast. Proceeds fund club women projects with prizes for top players, including a turkey for the high scorer.
The West Acton First Baptist Church hosted Boy Scout guests and a Missionary Meeting under the Circle. The pastor gave an address and special Lenten services were announced for evenings and Sundays with Easter activities planned.
The passage notes an invitation from President Ham B Earl and other prominent men of the village to the Boy Scout organization to join Wachusett Council, highlighting benefits, moral and physical improvement, and the group's anxious interest.
The Marlboro Baptist Church choir held its annual banquet last night with Frank Markey toastmaster. Joseph A. Millngton entertained as part of the program, and the choir provided the entertainment for the gathering in the church hall.
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