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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1936
Page
3
The passage cites Gen Smuts as magnetic and identifies Mahatma Gandhi as a continuing influence in social and spiritual spheres. Goodsell lauds Smuts as the most magnetic man he has met while predicting Gandhi’s lasting impact on public life.
Clifford McLean son of Mr and Mrs James McLean of Dorchester. A Boston English High School graduate and technician at Boston City Hospital. Rita Steinman, a Concord High School 27 and Regis College 31 graduate, is a technician at Loffler Laboratory in Boston.
Sunday services begin 10 45 with Sunday School to follow. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45 evenings. Reading Room hours 2 to 5 daily on church premises excluding holidays. Lesson Sermon January 19 centers on Life with Golden Text from 1 John 5 11 and includes Matthew 9 2 7 and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
The Concord Choral Society led by Rev Edward P Daniels enters its fourth season with about 40 members aiming for the annual spring concert for local entertainment. Rehearsals are held Tuesday evenings at the Unitarian Church Parish House. info from secretary treasurer Newcomb Fuller.
The Concord Garden Club gathers today at 22 Elm Street home of Mrs. Herbert B. Hosmer with Mrs. H Robert Bygrave assisting. Mrs. Anson Smith speaks on home decoration and flower arrangement relating to indoor decor.
An old lady praises persistence and a relative jokes about Satanic Majesty. The bank urges saving with small monthly deposits and quarterly interest. Interest begins on the third Wednesday of February.
A Concord column lists church sermons at Trinity Church and meetings of local clubs including the Young People’s Club and Concord Female Charity Society. Miss Evelyn Anderson becomes a district nurse in Boston after Faulkner Hospital graduation. engagements and travels of residents are noted. Public hearings on alcohol service licenses were held for two restaurants, Elmer T Duggan at 21 Thoreau Street and Frederick J Loftus on Bristol Hill Welden Street.
Three candidates received Rebekah degrees at Fellows hall West Acton with Miss Luella Huntoona presiding. Honorary guests included Mrs. Eisie Waterman and Miss Viola Cole of Woburn and Mr Charles MacConnell of Watertown. A supper by Winona Lodge followed. next Willow Rebekah session set for Monday Jan 20 at 7 30 at Riverside Ave West Concord.
Mrs Grace Cahoon Keyes wife of Judge Prescott Keyes of Concord died at Deaconess Hospital on Thursday January 9. She was born November 4 1878 daughter of Charles Cahoon and Evelyn Ames Cahoon. She worked with several Lynn and Concord insurance firms then served as secretary to Judge Keyes later. Survived by two daughters Miss Ames Boutwell and Ruth Woodman Boutwell. Funeral Sunday at the Trinitarian Congregational church with attendance from Concord officials and friends. Burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
The Policemen's Ball is set for February at the State Armory with grand ballroom and dance music. William L. Me is chairman and Chief G. Ryan serves as treasurer in the organizing committee. The twice yearly event is not highly anticipated by the public.
The Concord Taxpayers Association held its first open meeting in the Veterans Building with C Hayden Whitney chairing. Senator Henry Parkman Junior of Poston and John Wells Farley of Needham Taxpayers Association spoke. Attendees offered mixed views on economies for the benefit of larger property holders.
Mrs G Winthrop Lee leads the Concord League on Thursday January 16 at three in the Boston Consolidated Gas Company rooms Walden street to discuss neutrality legislation. Other notes include a Colonial Inn anniversary event by Catholic Daughters and a Sunday Union Church service with Rev Stratton and choir.
Union Church West Concord presents church school at 9:30 a.m. worship service at 10:45 a.m. with sermon by Rev. Dr. Charles Merrill. Evening events include 6 p.m. Young People Society of Christian Endeavor and a 7:30 p.m. midweek service on Tuesday January 21.
The Concord Rotary Club met at the Colonial Inn for a Thursday noon luncheon presided by E Payson True. The Honorable Leverett Saltonstall, Speaker of the Massachusetts House, ranked as an able public figure and descendant of a Bay Colony founder, was the guest speaker.
Sunday service at 11 am led by Rev Edward P Daniels in Concord with musical pieces by Rachmaninoff and Arensky. Tea to be served after the meeting. On January 29 Rev J Harry Wropp er of Hingham will preach in exchange with the minister.
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