03 Jan 1934
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1934
Page
1
A Marlboro judge faced a request for removal amid health issues following an assault. The judge, unnamed in full, did not comment as jurors considered defense counsel and action in the county. The note indicates a continuation on another page.
Maynard Grange will hold a program on Tuesday January 19 featuring a ramble of songs and depictions of various nations. Performers include Grace Whitney Edith MacAuslin Phyllis Savikoski and more with Nina Ruble directing. Proceeds support local community events.
Salamone and Ter secure state license seal as they establish a new firm. The action marks formal authorization and signals compliance with regulatory requirements for their business venture, reflecting an official credential in the local market.
Fruit industry delegates convene for the annual meet with scheduled speaker sessions. Participants include industry leaders and regional associations discussing market trends and research developments.
The Christmas Decoration committee of the Cham has begun to raise funds and decorations. Merchants and residents are urged to support the 1934 fund as towns are asked to cooperate in this venture. Rev. Matthew A. Vance, Burton, leads the committee.
Fred A. Tower recorded an extraordinary 78 degree temperature rise, marking a remarkable heat event. The unbroken ascent underscores extreme conditions observed during the period.
Thomas W. Connors aged 53 died at his home 34 McKinley street Maynard after a brief illness. He was born in Leominster and lived in Maynard about 30 years, largely employed at Assabet. Survived by wife Edith and stepson Cyril Clark, sisters Mrs. Joseph of West L, N H and Edward Welch of Newport N H, brothers John Holden Peter N Y Joseph Union Conn. Funeral at home at 2 pm New Year’s Day with Rev. John McCarthy, burial at St Bridget’s cemetery.
The article notes a rapid temperature drop from Thursday night to Saturday morning. Thursday opened at 10 degrees below zero, with many readings even lower. Friday stood at 18 below, and by Saturday the figure reached 24 below causing widespread car starting difficulties and frozen radiators.
A report notes improvements on Great road near the Catholic cemetery widening a treacherous curve under a CWA project. Waltham street near the Boseke property shows similar work with widenings. Alumni field workers spread ballast and prepare bleacher foundations. Roads outskirts are cleared and burned back brush for better passage. Glenwood cemetery work progresses. street painting and fire doors at Main street school addressed. Water and sewer departments clear lines while the street department handles drainage along Sudbury street on Great road.
A Seopamttre Club venue hosted a sealed auction drawing modest bids. Officials reported steady participation from local collectors and casual bidders, with the event winding down without incident and results pending final tallies.
The governor outlines a twelve point plan including police coordination for Boston and nearby cities, gradual conversion of district courts into circuit courts with full time judges, choice of trial by jury in Superior Court, liquor law reforms, state financing for public needs, bank liquidation provisions, and reorganizations shifting blister rust and industrial accident matters to respective departments. The note repeats several sections of the message with emphasis on legal reform and administrative changes.
Wed 63 Years Ago reports Mr. Hay aged 86 and Mrs. Gay aged 82. The couple have five sons and 16 great grandchildren, reflecting a long family record.
Plympton street resident Miss Mary Ella Dyer is mentioned in a local notice or social item from Waltham with terse detail and no explicit events or dates.
Concord, Belmont and Lexington will present a night of one act plays on January 20 in Belmont January 27 in Concord and February 3 in Lexington. The event features the Concord Play At which was staged at the midwinter meeting last year with the Concord cast.
In the New England Police co ries, Police Team No 1 won Class 4 at Milton. Captain Ro Marshall Witherell Frederick Nolan John T Poster and James E Finan Jr led the squad to the victory, beating three teams from the region as the field totaled 2767 paces. Milton’s Sandviauel Foster of Concord finished fourth with 782 paces.
A report from Sudbury states an eight mile by pass from Haury Ford toward Sedry cod will change the route of the old historic road in Weston. The plan includes rebuilding over three years and establishing a by pass from business and residential zones. Charnes A former city councillor leads the Road Associates formed to pursue the project.
At the Boston City Club a four foot Madonna in oak by Mr. Allen is in progress. He is now working on a bronze statue of Bradford Endicott of Dedham, a twelve year old boy, to be placed in the Endicott estate grounds. Last year he made a similar statue of the boy’s sister.
Rep Sheridan pushes two reform bills in the 10th district. One would restrict liquor sales to prescriptions only. the other targets liquor dealers in the business. The measures aim to curb alcohol distribution and enforce stricter controls.
Mrs. Belida, wife of Christopher Belida Meynard, died during a general hospital operation. She was 50 years old. The obituary notes her husband and family mourn her loss.
A rector hosts vestrymen at a gathering featuring King and the Woolridge couple. The event highlights local church affairs and social ties within the parish community.
A surprise shower honoring Miss Eva M. Tamulevich and intended for her upcoming wedding to Victor J. Pilecki was held at Mill Road Hall. Attendees included Burton Gruber, Jennie and Milewski, James Sweeney, Uglevich, Nick Smith, Weczek, Alfred ss Eva Sophia Kulik, Josephine Novicki, Stacia Pi, and other locals. Refreshments were served as the group celebrated the couple.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Acton along with their son Joli were guests during the weekend of Ted Hyde in Beverly, enjoying hospitality and local social events.
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