17 Feb 1938
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1938
Page
1
A fragmentary profile discusses a famed dissenter's stance toward European and American diplomacy, highlighting his clashes with figures like Senator Borah and key governments. It mentions Parisian journalists, Geneva plots, and a notable family anecdote about a violinist son.
A native boy escaped a crocodile on a northeast Australian tributary near Brisbane. Spears were thrust at the animal as it was maneuvered away, while the incident ties to broader references in language and historic figures like Lord Kitchener.
The Friendly Boys Golden West tied up Concord with a public appearance that sold out Veterans Building. Over 200 packed the hall as 8 amateur acts competed for prizes in two age groups. A return engagement is set for March 22 with 16 amateurs chosen for a new program.
Elks hall hosted the fourth whist night led by Lowell George and Charles Miller. Prizes went to L Foster Bunker second Salvatore Nocella and Charles Miller first with other winners listed and a consolation meeting to be announced.
A Belmont fisherman named Gish reeled in a two foot pickerel weighing three pounds in the Warner Pan afternoon. The report notes a catch using salt pork as bait and highlights the notable size of the fish.
The Concord Finance Committee recommends articles to be settled at the March Town Meeting. The report summarizes the proposed measures and sets the stage for deliberations on the town agenda.
Fire damaged a Hill residence today with valuables and some furniture saved by occupants. A squad of soldiers on the Concord turnpike to Fort Devens assisted in salvaging goods.
Funeral services were held February 9 in Concord for Mrs. Lillian Monsen who died February 7 at her home. She was wife of William Monsen and mother of seven, with three daughters and four sons. Burial followed at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. service led by Rev. Tuompsom Bedford. Survivors include daughters in Boxboro Romerville and Harvard, and sons in Chelsea, in Concord, and other local towns.
The article notes a discussion topic on Thoreau’s The Ponds chapter from the Walls group. It mentions Feb dates and a casual tone, with references to a gathering or meeting and a playful aside about the setting.
The Concord Representative for this paper, Paul, is located at 46 Avenue, West Concord, with telephone number 786.
Mrs. Mary MacRitchie Brown 86 dies at her daughter’s home in West Concord. Funeral to be held Friday afternoon at Concord Union Church with Rev Kenneth R. Sots officiating. Burial at Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Agnes M. Rodday, a son William MaccRitchie of Detroit, and several grandchildren. A son Lieutenant Commander Daniel MacRitchie died in World War II.
The Concord Mothers Club will stage the annual drama Nothing But the Truth at 8 p.m. on March 1 in the Trinity-Seem Church parish house. Committees include Krist Andersen. tickets are available from any club member or at the door.
Fragmentary report notes a town meeting at Town House yesterday afternoon and evening from noon to 10 pm. Registrars of voters conducted the session as part of Concorde proceedings with seals and energy referenced.
The Middlesex County Young Republican Club held an idle meeting with Elizabeth Smith away on a cruise. Otis Whitney spoke on reforming the State Commissioner's powers and the two per cent sales tax, while a competitive bee led by Ruth Peterson tallied points. Mora the humorist and a magician entertained. a refreshments period closed the program.
Tonight at 8 o clock the Concord Association holds a meeting in the High School Auditorium. Daniel T. Smith P L D assists as Professor of Finance and Tax, with emphasis on research and program proposals.
A Girl Scout aided two children who fell through ice on a river. She dashed across a bridge and pulled them to the shore where they recovered with no lasting effects. The children were daughters of Mr and Mrs Walter Smith, who later visited the rescuer.
Plans by the college scholarship committee outline entry procedures for applicants. Examinations are set for April 9, 1988, with the award decision to be made in May by the Harvard Club in Concord after school records and personal interviews. Roger Fen serves as chairman.
Fragmentary report notes concerns over narcotics suppression and inmate access to cars, with guards blamed for lax security. Concord officials discuss Governor's fears near the Concord Dry and propose a bill to prevent escapes or violations, amid a food strike and security tensions.
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