28 Feb 1934
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1934
Page
1
Donald A. Laird leads a study observing eight children aged four and a half to seven through control and cereal nights. Sleep data collected with a somnokinetograph thermograph chronokinetometer and kinetometer show sleep movements room temperature and mattress disturbances to assess how meals affect slumber.
Anders P. Anderson, known as a respected member of the whreet, died at his home last Wednesday night after a short illness. He was 63, born in Denmark, a long time resident of May form, survived by his wife Sophie and four sons Henry Wil l Edward, and five others. Funeral services were held Saturday noon at his home, conducted by Rev Vance. Bearers from the Aerie F O E included Harry Ledgard James Hunt and others. Burial was in Glen.
A hearing at the State House is planned for March 8 on a Maynard bill to fund a highway project. The measure would authorize spending not exceeding two thousand dollars and would employ local labor in the vicinity. Attending are Sheridan, Driscoll, and Herbert W. Martin of the Maynard Chain Commerce to advocate the bill.
The Marlboro fire department responded to box 43 shortly before noon yesterday for a small basement fire at William Lyons 333 East Street. A pile of rubbish nearby ignited but caused no damage.
A fragmented note outlines groundwork for a Sougred design project and mentions white work elements. The text is incomplete but indicates early stages of conceptual planning and material choices.
Canton February 26 The CWA at Fort Devens plans layoffs affecting 640 of 1327 workers as federal authorities seek to retain the most needy. Fort officials pressed Boston to allow continued full local quotas by city and town, with displaced workers funded by community programs. Final decisions expected in a few days after state house talks.
Plans are complete for the Great Spring Flower Show in Mechanics Building Boston beginning Monday March 12 and running all week. It promises the largest most elaborate exhibition since the Centennial Show of 1929 with grand gardens an avenue of roses and rare blooms plus evening concerts by Walter Smith’s band each day from 2 to 10 p m Monday and 9 am to 10 pm on the remaining days.
A Saturday night wrestling card in Co operative hall features Bull Berinn vs Jack Coogan in a two out of three falls main event. Donkey Miller faces Adam Di Orio in a semi final, with Har ry D Amici vs Young Paraso and Tiger Bosquet vs George Charter in two special bouts.
Maynard and Concord played a Sunday February 11 hockey game in Concord that went to overtime with Maynard scoring. Concord allegedly fielded seven men and a player in the penalty box, sparking claims of a 2-2 deadlock after official printings.
Lily Pons discusses singing Lucia di Lammermoor at the Metropolitan Radio Orchestra. She defends coloratura soprano roles, praises Donizetti's opera, and notes the Mad Scene's unique orchestration. She highlights Lucy Ashton's pathos and recalls the opera's simple story of love, feud, and tragedy with the famous Sextet.
Maynard resident Daniel Lowney of 10 Harrison street died at home last Wednesday after a long sickness. Born in Ireland, he lived in Maynard 31 years and is survived by his wife Mia Mary and eleven children. The funeral was a high Mass at St Bridget's Church with interment in St Bridget's Cemetery.
Concord Garden Club opened its season at Mrs John Bordmans home with speaker Mrs St Rich Kent of Brookline presenting New England Is A Garden. Kent described summer woods shore blue / moors snow sunset and moonlight with colorful imagery and displayed a new color photograph collection.
In a lively scene the Roxburyees show real grit despite setbacks as fans cheer local teams. The exchange hints at Nell and strong hometown pride amid competitive tension with Maynard, underscoring the season’s rough-and-tumble spirit.
A vested choir from Rollstone church Fitchburg will present a sacred concert at Union Congregational Church next Sunday night with Rev. Robert L. Underwood expected to accompany. Dean Herbert W. Gates will address a meeting of teachers and committee members on Religions Education Thursday night. Last Sunday Rev. Mathew Vance began a series on Old Testament characters.
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