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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1934
Page
5
The article highlights the dresser area and rugs as well as Venetian blinds as notable features. It notes up to date window hangings with knitted Cellophane and green over-draperies. Light filtering through the curtains lends the room an unusual suavity.
George L Thurlow will open a Lenten season of sermons on The Lord's Prayer during Morning Worship at 9:30 a m. A luncheon and adult study follow the service. Guest speaker Rev Lung of Somerville joins Mrs Thurlow and Ger R Anderson for continuing programs at the Trinitarian church in Somerville.
A Grange Whist event under the auspices of the Annulsnce Patrons of Husbandry was held Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. A Comeau home in Concord. Jennie Viscapelli won high and first prize. ties went to Mrs Hendrickson and Mrs Join J David Sullivan. Elizabeth Pickard and Santora shared consolation prizes. next party planned at Mrs Biwoud’s Main Street home.
Members of the Odd Fellows and the Rebekah Lodge hosted a Valen tines event as special guests, sharing fellowship and civic spirit with attendees.
An Odd Fellows hall gathering Monday evening featured a ladies prepared box lunch and continued with games and dancing. Attendees enjoyed a lively and cheerful social event throughout the night.
Hudson William McElvy returns from Massachusetts General Hospital after treatment. The Federated church dinner postponed due to storm. Just-A-Few club meets Friday at Miss Charlotte Nowlan’s Washington street home. Miss Thelma Leary of Lynn visits grandmother Mrs. Mary Hatch. Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary 30 hold annual inspection Tuesday night in Memorial hall High street with public supper at 6.30. Mrs. Flora Whitney of Worcester to be inspecting officer.
The organization of the Methodist church scheduled a meeting at Mrs. Cora Marsh's home on Cottage Street for last night but now pushes the gathering to Tuesday night February 27.
A fragment expresses doubt that the first bite of cake makes the tribute worthwhile, suggesting that if the cake fails due to ingredients or labor, the effort may be wasted. The text hints at a reflective, perhaps culinary tribute theme.
Chiefs James J. Sullivan of Lexington Fred Sullivan of Bedford Michael Foley of Acton Fire Chief John Olsen and their ladies with Miss Madeline Ryan Assistant Clerk of Court attended the event.
Division 56 Ancient Order of Hibernians met in Monument Hall last week. William H Dee presided. The group changed the annual St Patrick's Day program to Monday evening March 19 with Edward Flannery as chairman.
Ash Wednesday was observed in St. Bernard's Catholic church at the Center and Our Lady Help of Christians' Catholic church, marking the start of Lenten observances.
January records show 2 surgical cases and 4 obstetrical cases. There were 9 gut patients treated and 34 medical cases. X rays were taken and laboratory tests performed. A total of 155 patients were in the hospital during January and 31 were admitted. Discharges numbered 43 for January.
The Concord badminton event concluded with Faversham Jr and Michael Cody Jr winning mixed doubles and men’s doubles titles. In the men’s doubles final Brooks Stevens Jr and William Paversham Jr defeated Roland Jackson and Weston 16-8 15-2, while Richard F Wood and William Jr beat Jackson and Hutchinson Weston 16-9 15-7.
The West Concord P. T. A. will meet in Harvey Wheeler school auditorium on Wednesday Feb 28 due to a vacation week. The program includes a class work demonstration by Harvey Wheeler-West Concord pupils and teachers and singing by the School Glee Club. A birthday cake will mark the 37th anniversary of the P. T. A. and its value.
The Concord hockey team dropped a game and then tied 2-2 at Crosby's Pond. Lineups listed for Bradley Club and Concord features players such as Blish Arkin Perrier and Aho with dense, unclear roster notes.
A Thursday gathering of the Concord Lodge of Elis included A G Hardy Miss Dorothy Eirickson Mrs Moreau Mrs Clara Sweet Thomas Arthur Taylor Robert Parke Mrs Henry Heleher and Miss Omy Morgan. Special prizes went to Harry Reed Mrs Bridie tarps and Robert Parke with a consolation prize to Frank Miller.
CORP RALPH P HOSMER CAMP and United Spanish War Veterans met at the Veterans Building Thursday evening with Commander Herbert B Vialle presiding for the first time. A memorial service for the dead of the Battleship Maine was arranged with Past Commander Charles F McCarthy, former mayor of Maritoro, to be speaker in local schools on the Sunday before May 30.
Sunday service led by Rev Edward P Daniels includes church school at 9 45 am anthem The Lord is My Light and Oh God We Pray with Lenten meditations scheduled in the afternoon Palm Sunday readings and prayers.
A follow up campaign is conducted by Concord Tuberculosis committee members to close accounts. At a meeting Sanborn heads publicity with Mrs. Winslow J. Damon noted.
Galen Gilleah minister Rev. Alfred ea oo commenced at morning service with a series of children talks and pastor classes for youths linked to church school. Palm Sunday events listed with topics and future dates. Middlesex school notes show athletics and team lineups.
Chellmsford Center residents Mr and Mrs Lars Olsen announce the engagement of their daughter to Clarence Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Carl Nelson of Monument Street The upcoming nuptials are noted amid a report on a lecture at the Girl Scout Community House by Dr Marianna Taylor on conserving mental health in this complex age The event highlights longstanding community ties and scholarly activity in the town Journal notes and local society updates.
The Woman's Union held an all day sewing meeting led by president Mrs. George L Thurlow with Thareda in charge and a luncheon at noon. Joan Romolo spoke to Italian community members while music and presentations were enjoyed by attendees.
Horne 18 chairs the committee for the 16th annual ball of the Concord Firemen's Relief Association to be held at the State Armory. O'Leary's Irish Minstrels perform 8 to 9 then dancing until 1 a m. Assisting Horner are Harry Carroll Hilding Johnson Maxwell E Lawrence and Robert M Prentiss.
The Concord Rotary Club met at Colonial Inn with President Leetie O. Anderson presiding. Payson True of Concord National Bank delivered an address on The Federal Reserve System. The group referenced celebrating Washington's Birthday with Lexington observances.
Hawthorne Chapter C E S announces Mrs. Cora M. MacLeod as new Matron with William B J Graham as Worthy Patron and other officers. A bridge party follows a brief meeting directed by Mrs. Annie B. Walker with 21 tables in play and prizes at each table. A social hour and refreshments end the event.
Concord Academy girls will present the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta Patience in the school gymnasium on March 10. Miss Elizabeth Wood will direct, with rehearsals starting this week.
The public hearing planned by the Selectmen on the Young Men's Club petition to permit professional wrestling in town was not held because the applicant withdrew the petition.
Robinson Buwchard Street Co. H. S. student at Bowdoin named to the Dean's List marking a high academic achievement. Son of Superintendent Leonard and Mrs. Leonard, the student achieved notable scholastic standing among peers and family celebrates the honor.
Dr and Mrs Chester Hams travel with Dr Adams parents of Framingham for a two week motor trip to Miami Florida departing Saturday.
Walden Royal Arch Masons will meet at the Masonic Temple on Monday evening February 26. The session will include a routine lodge ceremony and a brief organizational moment. Members are urged to attend and bring any related reports.
The First Church of Scientist lists a service at 10.46 and a Sunday School at 10.45 with a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7.46. A Reading Room in the church hours 2 to p m on weekdays. The sermon text emphasizes unity of mind and compassion, citing Bible verses and a Christian Science textbook excerpt about one Spirit and Christ Jesus.
The Trinity Church Concord outlines Holy Communion at 8 45 am Church School at 9 30 am Morning Prayer at 11 am led by Rector of St Anne's Lincoln Wednesday Feb 28 10 30 am Holy Talk Class in Parish House led by Mrs G Winthrop Lee Open to All Box lunch at noon The Service will serve coffee 2 30 pm Church Aid Society gathering
In Monument Hall Friday the Hibernians sped up to extend their edge in the Concord triangwar 45 tournament. Division 56 Ancient Order of Hibernians posted 47 games, Concord Council Knights of Columbus 34, and the Concord Minute Men 29. Grand totals: Hibernians 546 points, Knights 588, Minute Men 526.
Sunday at Union Church featured a children friendly topic I Believe in God and a session on The Meaning of the Service. The choir performed Nevin’s The Lord is my Strength while organist Nina Ruble played Mogarts Gloria and Gounod’s March Pontificale for preludes and postludes. Two bouquets adorned the altar marking MacLeod’s 73rd birthday anniversary.
The Concord Co operative Bank has earned a reputation for reliability over the past twelve years. It has redeemed pledges and accommodated depositors, and recently joined the Federal Home Loan Bank. This membership signifies high standing and practically guarantees all deposits, aiding in future financial contingencies.
The February meeting of the Concord Parent Teacher Association is postponed to Monday February 26. The High School Players will repeat their two plays.
Mrs. Victor A. Salloway of Maynard is recovering at Emerson hospital after a fractured skull from a February 3 automobile accident. Concord friends extend sympathy to Mrs. Herbert B. Hosmer on the sudden death of her brother Joshua Bennett Holden, a Boston stock broker and clubman, at Massachusetts General Hospital.
The Concord High School Debating Society held its second joint debate on February 14 with the topic Resolves That the USA should cancel the Allied War Debts. Three girls Mary Diskin Beulah Pierce and Margaret White argued for the affirmative against Sid ney Ballou John Edmands and David Keane. Judges Miss Josephine Boynton Miss Gertrude Dyer and Mr Frank J Googins ruled for the affirmative. Diskin's rebuttal was noted as particularly effective.
The skeet seven opens at Musketaquid Sportsman Association in Concord with Childs and Macone among entrants. Local shooters compete for early season skeet honors and potential top finishes.
The Trinitarian Congregational Church announces midweek Lenten services in the chapel featuring well known Greater Boston speakers from 7:45 to 8:45 p.m. Each Sunday a Family Adventures in World Be fame program begins at 5:30 with a light supper, social hour, and group activities led by Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Son.
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