Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 25 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1936

Page

5

Concord Club meets at Mrs Russell Robb’s home

The Concord club held a meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Russell Robb on Mament Street in Concord New England. A lamp and ladder were sent Friday morning at 5 30 A M to assist the Concord fire department with a chimney fire at the home Lemon or Belknap store.

Concord Club Russell Robb William Craig New England Concord Fire Department Enterprise Friedman Eleanor Hosef Shaler Lane Ann Emerson 1 Concord Felicita and Ibert B. Hosmer Herberter Joshua Hold

Bell Telephone Needs Massive Office Supplies

The Bell Telephone company reports annual needs including 8.5 million pencils 77 million ping 66 million paper clips 92 million pounds of paper 320 million paper towels 1.214 million poles and 6.8 million pounds of brass.

Bell Telephone Company

Middlesex Central Pomona Meets in Concord

Concord Grange No. 150 hosts Middlesex Central Pomona Grange in Ellis hall with new Master David Baldwin presiding. Stage entertainment led by Mrs. Adelaide Sims. Major Bowes show featured Wildo Alge. Singers Reginald Cahill and wife Elin performed. Rev. Eaton Marshall spoke on The A B C s of Rocks. Next Pomona set for Lexington March 18 with speaker Leverett Saltongtall.

Concord Grange Joseph A. Macone Middlesex Central Pomona Ellis’ Hall Arthur F. Tibbetts Pomona Grange David Baldwin Sudbury Adelaide Sims Maynard Bedford Major Bowes Wildo Alge Herman Schofield Bedford Grange Millie Tillie New York Charlotte, King Doris Beall Reginald Cahill Waltham Elin Cahill Eaton Marshall Methodist -Episcopal Church

Sudbury School News Scholarships Awarded

The Woman's Club Scholarship goes to Ruth Gotberg for work at the Massachusetts School of Art. Ruth Hemingway also earns the Raymond scholarship for Framingham Teachers College.

Ruth Gotberg Massachusetts School of Art Ruth Hemingway Raymond Framingham Teachers College

Mrs Sherman Reed Guests as Washington Birthday Host

Mrs Sherman Reed formerly Miss Esther Damon was guest of Mrs Fred Reed on Washington's Birthday. Mr Reed is on a trip to Bermuda with several business associates.

Sherman Reed Esther Damon Fred Reed Washington Mr Reed Bermuda

Weekly Bible Study and Sermon Notes Meeting

A weekly Wednesday gathering at 1 45 p m discusses a lesson sermon drawn from the Bible and the Christian Science text Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. It covers Christ healing, spiritual foundations of church, and Jesus mission as described in Matthew 10.

Cnuch Caas Jesus Mary Baker Eddy Christ

Concord Rotary Club Boy Scout Drive Earns $700

A report notes the Concord Rotary Club mounted a two team Boy Scout fund drive raising over $700. Team captain Ervin Bumford led the winning squad against Eliot R. Howard's group and earned a celebratory dinner for the winners.

Concord Rotary Club Concord Rotary Cruwneha Ervin Bumford Eliot R. Howard

Welfare groups in Concord host speaker lineup

The event aimed to familiarize members with local works by welfare organizations. Speakers included Mrs. Henry F. Smith, president of the Concord Female Charitable Society, Miss Spiers a Red Cross nurse, and Miss Mae R. Dennis RN school nurse and tuberculosis program head in Concord.

Henry F. Smith Concord Female Charitable Society Spiers Red Cross Mae R. Dennis Concord

Rossetti speaks on Italy at local league meeting

Gabrielle Rossetti spoke on the present situation in Italy at a league gathering hosted by Mrs George Bates at 86 Main Street last week, noting political exile and relations to Christina and Dante Gabriel Rossetti.

Italy Gabrielle Rossetti Christina Dante Gabriel Rossetti George. E. Bates Main Street

Concord Grange Meeting Plans Middlesex Pomona Visit

Concord Grange met at Ellis' Hall with Master Joseph A. Macone presiding. Tom Tombeno presented a Tommy's beat style musical program. Plans were made to host the Middlesex Central Pomona Grange at Elks Hall the next evening.

Concord Grange Ellis’ Hall Joseph A. Macone Tom Tombeno Middlesex Central Pomona Grange Elks Hall

Walden Royal Arch Chapter reports death of member Archie McNeil

Walden Royal Arch Chapter met in the Masonic Temple Concord Monday evening with Excellent High Priest H Mahlon Foley presiding. Word was received of Archie W McNeil’s death in Welland Ontario Canada. After degree work a social hour and refreshments followed in the banquet hall directed by Scribe Paul H Barges.

May house members discuss budget with governor Curley

A dozen members of the May house met yesterday as Governor Curley's budget was discussed. Dr. Earl Ryan is expected home today from Baker Memorial hospital after an appendicitis operation. Mrs Thomas Prendergast is noted. Prizes were won by Mrs Paul H Barnes and Mrs Irving T Felch.

Mayhouse Curley Earl Ryan Baker Memorial Hospital Thomas Prendergast Paul H Barnes Irving T Felch

Mrs MacLeod Honored With Tea After Housebound Winter Crafts

Widow of Angus MacLeod of West Concord known for church work has knitted 37 mittens for grandchildren this winter and made three hooked rugs. She lives with son Murdock at 604 Main St and recently hosted a birthday tea for her at daughter Mrs Robert Prentiss's home 143 Commonwealth Ave.

Prizes Awarded at V F W Auxiliary Whist Event

Prizes were awarded to Laina Walsh Lola McGreen Charles Tornbull Margaret Boothroyd Mrs J B Martin Mrs F Gilleney William Wasuik Amy Ryan Mrs Elizabeth Reid Mrs E R Hayes Elizabeth Dora Alfred Carey Henrietta Bamford Eva Duckworth Mrs J Dora Mrs Graham. A door prize went to Mary Kukkula and a special prize to Charles Turnbull.

V.F. W Laina Walsh Lola McGreen Charles Tornbull Margaret Boothroyd J.B. Martin F. Gilleney William Wasuik Amy Ryan Elizabeth Reid E. R. Hayes Elizabeth Dora Alfred Carey Henrietta Bamford Eva Duckworth J. Dora Graham Mary Kukkula Charles Turnbull V.P.W

First Parish in Concord Sunday Events and Talks

Sunday programs include church school at 9 45 with The Childhood of Jesus, morning service at 11 with Hearing the Word, and a 3 30 vestry meeting where Bert Chambers will discuss Colored Photography. W P A conference in Boston Monday 10 30 a m with a discussion group at 8 p m. Legislative charity card party and minstrel show planned March 3 and 6.

Concord Edward P. Daniels Jesus Bert Chambers W.P.A Edward Everett Hale Chapel Marlboro Street Boston King’s Daughters

Trinitarian Congregational Sermons and Services Schedule

The Trinitarian Congregational Church announces midweek services on February 26 at 7 45 and a sermon by Rev David Fraser of Wes Somerville. On March 1 a new sermon series on God in Human Life begins at 10 30 a m with a 15 minute organ recital by Miss Barnes during Lent. The Han del music and Hallelujah chorus will be performed next Sunday with solos by I Know That My Redeemer Liveth. A Young People's club meets at 7 p m in the church parlor with Mr Thurlow leading, and Mr Thurlow is set to speak at Wrest Somerville Congregational church.

George Thurlow David Fraser Wes’ Somerville Elsie Miss Barnes Hallileuia Chorus Redeemer Young People’s Club Churcha Thurlow

Sunday worship at W. Concord Union Church

March 1 schedule lists church school at 9 30 am and morning worship at 10 46 am with Rev John ith of Portsmouth New Hampshie preaching. An evening YPSCE follows at 6 pm. On Tuesday March 3 a midweek service is set for 7 30 pm.

W. Concord Union John €Ith Portsmouth Cmumeauie

Concord Woman's Club hears Norway talk on Monday

At the Concord Woman's Club meeting in the Girl Scout house Mrs. Caleb H Wheeler presided Edward O Thorpe native of Concord and Norse literature critic spoke on Norway The audience showed clear appreciation for an instructive afternoon There is local interest in an engagement announcement by Mr and Mrs John Anderson Lord of Wo Leonard Miller of Washington Miss Lord a Concord Academy graduate spoke of her debut in 1928 2 and Beaver County Day School and Bancroft School Worcester Mr Miller the son of Clyde Miller Uniontown Pa graduated from Haverford College class of 1930

Concord Woman’s Club Concord Concord Woman's Club Girl Scout House Caleb H Wheeler Edward 0. Thorpe Norway M. Thorpe John Anderson Lord Wo Leonard Miller Washington

Malleable Iron Cast From Pig Iron Varieties

Malleable iron is cast iron produced from a specific pig iron variety and can be shaped into crude wrought iron after casting without further fusion.

Sunday at Union Church Ev. Dr Heath Leads Service

Sunday at Union Church features Rev Dr Heath of the Baptist MacWilliams and Miss Nine ble at the organ. The YPSCH met at 6 o clock.

Union Church Heath The Baptist MacWilliams Miss Nineble YPSCH

King's Daughters Card Party Planned at Unitarian vestry

Special notice to members outlines a fundraising card party instead of the sewing meeting on Tuesday March 3 at the Unitarian Church vestry in the afternoon. Tea will be served and members are urged to sponsor tickets or tables to raise money for materials.

King's Daughters King’s Daughters Unitarian Church

Concord Tuberculosis Committee Revises Officers After Sale

The Concord Tuberculosis Committee met at 90 Main Street to review Christmas Seal Sale results. Resignations of Mrs Todd as chairman of publicity and Mrs Winslow Damon as publicity sponsor were noted, with Howard Edward named to the camp committee.

Concord Tuberculosis Committee Fred Millett Main Street Todd Winslow Damon Sponsibility Howard Edward

Maynard Ladies Golf Club Meeting Report

The Maynard Ladies Golf club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Amy Brayden's Haynes Street home. Awards were given to Mrs. Genevieve Lynch Mrs. Clara Sive and Mrs. Grace Nelson for bridge. The next social will be March 10 at Mrs. Katherine's home.

Maynard Ladies Golf Club Amy ‘Brayden Haynes Street Orne Violet Genevieve Lynch Clara Sive Grace Nelson Bridge Katherine

Edible Constructs From Jammed OCR Recipes and Odd Spelling

A fragmented collection of old recipe fragments lists scallops with butter crumbs and bake times, cheese muffins, pimiento potatoes, Royal Anne salad, and a raspberry mousse. The garbled text preserves ingredients like pimientos cherries cream and gelatin, with vague instructions and inconsistent measurements.

Miss Fossett Seeks Answers Via Column or Letter

Readers may send questions or requests to Miss Fossett through this newspaper column or by mail. She will respond with answers in the column or by letter.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Robert J. Rodday New Hampton School Frederick Smith Holderness Young Rodday Middlesex Institution Tax & Vacation Club Amuel Hoar Pres Treas Firestone Firestone Auto Supply and Service Store Firestone Spe Fireston Sudbury School News Walden Royal Thomas Flint Simon Willard Road Goncord V.F.W. Party Awards Earl F. Ryan Wilter Adams Espie Avenue Emerson Hospital Fay Barnard George Stockwell Concord Street Ladies’ Golf Club WHIGT W. B. Case Imeae Gatedaaian Cubdmer Pentage HEART Margart Home Service Goston Consolidated Gas Company Royal Anne Donna Leigh Wagon Street Tel Mass Concord, Mass Concord National Bank
Search Courier

Search the Concord Enterprise Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Concord Enterprise?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication