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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1938
Page
5
The picture completed an eight week run at the Fine Theatre in Boston. Trappist Fathers appear in a daily life setting and are depicted in a restrained faith themed portrayal.
In inter school play at Acton High Ner Auditorium Wednesday Peters High of Southboro and Kocal share for a perfect score. The first team win 36 to 6 led by Miss Aldred with 14 points, while the local girls trailed 3 to 0 in the early minutes before a late surge.
Sufficient funds to secure prizes for the seniors were named including first prize at Forrest street and third prize at Harold Tortell 25 is street. The town eyes a teen series between school faculty basketball teams to support ongoing efforts.
Acton club members met Tuesday evening as Richardson spoke about Boston beginnings at two o clock. He described old hotels, inns and transport modes, and shared souvenirs like bills prints and pictures of historic Bos landmarks replaced by modern buildings.
The article cites Ecclesiastes on happiness and vanity then argues true health comes from God’s presence and harmony. It asserts spiritual health and wealth surpass material, stressing love, forgiveness, joy, and beauty as expressions of Spirit and divine order.
Salmela, a Maynard High School graduate from Park er street, swept the diving event for Massachusetts State College last week. Henry earned his first win of the season, with Salmela having trained at Vose's playground and helped form the Tarmo aquatic club before competing for MS C.
The Maynard chapter held the second annual sports program Sunday night in the auditorium attended by a capacity crowd of mostly young Legion guests. Denniston, Legion commander, opened with a salute to the colors. Howard King served as master of ceremonies in place of the ill Donald A. Lent. A “Batter Up” film from the American Leagues was shown featuring Irving Hadley of the Yankee squad.
Merete Adam age 71 longtime resident of Liam Edwards area. Funeral held in the afternoon at home with burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Pastor William Dain of the Union Congregational Church led the service. Bearers listed include Walter George Jameson Albert Moyan Carpenter Joseph McWaltere John Banks among neighbors relatives and friends. An abundance of flowers testified to the community’s affection.
Maynard Bill Rourke treasurer of Intertown Bowling is cited as backing a bizarre event at Lynch Alley. A ball struck backboard pin 4 and somehow returned upright, an occurrence described as unlikely to repeat and witnessed by others including Lea and Bob.
A public whist party will be held at the South Union school on Thursday night at 3 o clock. Proceeds go to St Matthew's parish with Mrs Mary Fitzgerald chairing the committee in charge of arrangements.
The event featured Charlie Strackweller, now of Sudbury, and wrestler Dunn speaking briefly along with White and James P King. The audience enjoyed the program and offered favorable comments on the Legion’s work and guest care.
The bright red rose Rome Glory is introduced to America to memorialize Rome’s thousandth anniversary. Grown in Colle Oppio gardens near the Coliseum, it is touted as hardy and long lasting with cerise red double blooms and a pleasant fragrance fading slightly as it opens. American hybridizers praise its beauty and potential popularity among rose growers nationwide.
Mrs. John Zaniewski visits Utica relatives while Major Charles Coulter US Army retired will speak on Ching at a Smoke talk following a Maynard Lodge meeting tonight at the Odd Fellows hall.
The Ushers built a 12 point lead early and with a full squad press continued to hold off a late Dome rally. Tony led with nine points while Ferrante and Meneghini attempted to spark the team, but Ashers maintained their form for a comfortable victory.
Henry Smith of Hast donates to the Sudbury school center, funding three years of popular magazines for students. June Mitchell, Caroline Wagerly, and Frank Franchetti with Fay N Fay Stuart present the gift on Friday.
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