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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1936

Page

3

Women campaign for state fund to support city women

The Women’s Wommon of the Democratic State Committee yesterday launched a state wide drive for 50000 dollars as small donations and director of women’s cities, with 3000 women in cities and many across the state backing a carnival event in Boston. They align with Democratic support and aim for equal representation at the national convention, with Mrs O’Riornn calling for women to contribute to financing.

el Stadler Boston le Democrats Democratic National Itteee O’riornn

Income Tax Returns Due in Massachusetts for 1936

The 1936 Massachusetts income tax must be filed by individuals whose total income exceeded the threshold. Husbands and wives must file separate returns when each has taxable income. Minors may file their own returns. File early to avoid a $6 per day penalty and promptly cancel unused tax blanks at the office.

Massachusetts

New Voters in South Acton Face Last Session

New voters from South Acton were recorded at the last session, with eligibility checks underway. Officials urged qualified residents to confirm their registrations and participate in upcoming votes.

South Acton

Old Absinthe House Moves to New Home in New Orleans

New Orleans reports America's oldest saloon, the Old Absinthe House in the French Quarter, reopens a block away after removing its historic fixtures. The site hosts visitors amid century and a half of lore as famous patrons from Andrew Jackson to Mark Twain reportedly drank there.

New Orleans America Kansas City Star Har Bourbon Street Crescent City Vieux Carre Andrew Jackson Marquis de Lafayette Jean Lafitte Pierre Dominick You Jackson William Howard Taft Sidney Porter Latcadio Hearn Missouri Mark Twain Mississippi Thackeray Aron Burr Creolles Pierre Gustave Tourant Beauregard Claiborne Carbildo Grand Terra

Muskrat Exhibits Unusual Tusks Near Ravenna Ohio

Young farmer Frank Ulrich of Muzzy Lake Portage County displayed a muskrat with curved tusks extending from its lower jaw to the top of its head and two teeth in the upper jaw grown back. Captured by Ulrichs dog in a cornfield, the animal appeared unable to open its mouth and was thin from hunger.

Ravenna Ohio Frank Ulrich Muzzy Lake Here Portage County

Concord artists exhibit selected works in traveling show

Russell T. Smiths gallery includes three works: a New England Church picture, After the Rain in Vermont, and Woodstock. The American Federation of Art chose the first two for a traveling exhibit. Many Concord residents attended the Market Gardeners final dance in Lexington with Alden presiding.

Russell T. Smith New England Meeting House Carlisle Vermont Woodstock American Federation of Art Concord Lexington Prastiune Alden Wane

B Team Clinches Splendid Victory Over Cambridge

The B team beat Cambridge to rise to the top of the B League with one point more than Cambridge. The C team also won three matches in its sixth game, staying first in the C League. Both B and C teams have fifteen of eighteen possible points, with coach Dick Wood praised for guiding both squads.

Cambridge Concord Weth Hayes Stanton Oncord

Roger Faber High at Whist in Elks Hall

A whist night in Elks hall featured Roger Faber as high score and first place winner. Runners up included Mrs Bridie Murphy and Mrs Joseph McKenna with a list of other winners. A consolation prize went to Murray Reed and a door prize to Mrs Stone. A Twenty Thirty club formed met at the Trinitarian church parish house with Rev DiFiorio giving an Italian viewpoint on the Ethiopian situation.

Elks’ Hall Charles ‘R. Miller Concord Lodge of Elks Roger Faber Bridie Murphy Joseph McKenna Reginald Perry Florence Tibbetts Jamek Mara DeMeo Rico Venti Murray Reed Stone Twenty- Thirty Trinitarian Congregational Church Mr. DiFiorio Plymouth

Union church Ladies Missionary Society meeting set

The March meeting of the Ladies Missionary Society of Union church West Concord will be in the chapel Thursday evening March 5 at 7 30. Rev Merritt A Farren of the Boston Seamen's Friend Society will speak on the societies work with slides. Friends in Concord Acton are urged to attend.

Ladies’ Missionary Society of Union Church West Concord Merritt A. Farren Boston Seamen's Friend Society Farren South Acton Concord Acton

Local Update of Acton Residents Recoveries and Visits

South Acton notes list Dorothy Roche recovering from long illness and about. James J. Knight Tree Warden ill then back about. James Espie recovered from mumps. Miss Alice Fairbanks enjoying vacation from school duties in Hartford visiting her mother Nellie Fairbanks. Mrs Frank S Braman returned from four weeks with brother E Phillip Lowden at North Woodstock enjoying winter sports. Universalist church turkey dinner on Washington's Birthday well attended. Mrs Leon Claflin vice president of Ladies Social Circle in charge.

Dorothy Roche James J. Knight James Espie Alice Fairbanks Hartford E. Phillip Lowden North Woodstock N. H Universalist Church Washington Leon Claflin Ladies

Italians in Argentina Petition Consequences

Italians in Argentina face a petition drive affecting policy or rights. The report notes community groups and officials engaging in advocacy with visible public impact and potential legal or administrative outcomes.

Argentina

Old Folks Ball and Whist Event At High School

The White Cross Guild hosted a well attended Old Folks Ball and whist party at the High School auditorium. The program featured a dance and whist, a Dionne Quins impersonation, vocal solos, piano duo, readings, and a sketch. Prizes went to Nellie Walcott for prettiest costume and Brennan for most comical.

Maynard White Cross Guild High Schoo Auditorium William Smith Nellie Walcott Brennan Dionne Quins Leo Mullin John Johnson Laura Salminen Evelyn Sowatz Irene Lemoine Theresa White Ann Marie Morton Agnes Finnocchi Kathleen Sawyer Margaret Stuart Scotty A. A. Hilferty Wiliam Smith Selectman Prank McCarrop Alice Nagle Agnes Driscoll Atterwin Phillip Allard Patrick A. MecGrath Joseph O'Brien Mildred Morgan Dorothy Hannon Leo Miin Annie Margaret McCormack Ia Higgins John Hannon Whist Mire Moynihan Murray Helen Hinds Mahoney Catherine ‘Bariteau Margaret Johnston Mary Patrick ‘Murray Royd Allard Eleanor ‘Dunn

Winter Day Outors and Local Meetings Echo Small Town Life

The page notes residents like Mrs Anne Buxton and Jean Buxton visiting Worcester relatives while others enjoy winter sports on ski and coasting trails. It mentions a public by pass discussion or water district meeting at Town Hall February 28 with local families and notable figures such as George Fillebrowne and Victor Fillebrowne visiting the Concord oak estate.

West Indies Panama Canal Zone Anne Buxton Jean Buxton Worcester San Nancy Carolyn Guptill Guptill Concord Oak George Fillebrowne Boston Victor Fillebrowne Northcote Town Hall

Mrs Tuttle Returns to Hospital for Care

Mrs George H. Tuttle is back in a Boston hospital under the care of Dr. Tuttle. The family hopes the treatment will benefit her condition during this stay at the institution.

George H. Tuttle Tuttle Aehe Boston

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