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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1934
Page
2
The Women's Parish Association of the First Parish held a Monday meeting. Mrs. Foote of Belmont spoke on Quakers past and the movement received strong appreciation. Henry Wilder Foot of Bel spoke, with Mrs Foote contributing to the discussion.
A garbled report notes Girl Beauté Troop 2 from Weet Concord visiting Beaton Natural History for a trip. Readable elements suggest an educational outing with the group exploring exhibits and nature topics.
Fragmentary OCR hints at Augustus L Moree of May Nerd initiating a journey or project as events begin to unfold. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
The executive committee announces the addition of Walter K to the roster, expanding leadership roles and responsibilities within the group.
The West Concord group meets at Warner Hall on Friday January 19 with Mrs C E Wilson speaking on Pictorial Budget. Soloist is Mrs Benjamin Derby and hostess Mrs Frank A Cleavis. The speaker recalls budgeting talks in Concord offering practical money management advice. A food sale was also planned for an afternoon tea event.
A church notice from West Concord Massachusetts lists Rev Alfred W Stone as minister and mentions a meeting or event on January 23 at 2 30 pm led by Derby as a leader, with details partially legible.
A fragmentary review discusses a musical farce titled Why Worry. The passage questions public mood and whether the low spirits will persist, noting uncertainty about remedies and outcomes currently.
Many of Miss Bigelow's schoolmates and friends attended the funeral. Burial was private in the family lot at Mt. Auburn cemetery.
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces Rev Frank W Clelland D D will preach Sunday January 21 on the subject Am I My Keeper The Ladies Aid Society will hold a Shadow Sale at the home of Mrs Frank Peterson Virginia Road January 25 at 2 pm Concord Morning service at 11 includes sermon The Lord Passeth By Prelude Nocturne and Catalena Arthur Foote Anthem To Thee O Lord Ra chmaninol God We Pray Postlude Grand Chorus
The Concord Massachusetts Woman's Club will hold a concert Monday January 22 at 3 PM featuring Richard Hiferty a noted baritone composer pianist and organist with accompanist Harris Shaw. William Rudd returns with piano and Mrs William R Taylor of Westford will attend as guest of honor delivering a greeting.
Atoncorad High School gains new science leader from Concord with years in charge and study in Paris. The individual is noted as a talented artist with honorable mention in Paris and Redfernia, and has connections with Mrs. in St. Petersburg.
The Minute Men top the Gon cord 46 event with 264 points, while the Knights of Canarbus earn 33 games and the Hibernians trail at 31. Hibernians still lead the season with 870 points. Monument Hall hosted Friday games totaling 36.
Private Edward Kozlowscky of Bedford has completed over three weeks at the marine training station in Middlesex County. He joined the marines in New York last month and will fire on the rifle range to test marksmanship. If he qualifies as sharpshooter or expert, he will receive a pay increase and may be transferred to posts such as Hawaii China the Philippines or Haiti.
The "Sure Fire" stage production opens tomorrow night presented by the Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows. The show features MacWillams and a cast including Sennam, Coa Seow Gilsteaase, Me Mackenzie, and Robus, as announced to local readers.
On Monday January 22 the High Supper will be served at 7 o clock under the direction of Mrs. Duncan G Chapman.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the West Concord Union Church showcases attire connected to Dr. Rinden. Members describe the collection as a fortunate and notable display of clothing linked to the doctor’s legacy.
The Middlesex Institution list shows Samuel Hoar as President, Charles H. Towle as Vice-President, Henry F. Smith as Treasurer, and Julian W. Ballou as Assistant Treasurer.
Mr and Mrs Laurence Dee of 60 Bedford Street announce the birth of their son Lawrence Richard on December 30. The note adds sympathy to George A Landini of Boston Consolidated Gas Co for his mother’s death and mentions Mrs James F Bowers and Mrs T Alfred Wilson hosting last week’s Whey fest with plans to spend three months in Palm Beach making headquarters there.
Ed Megin announces a public dance by the Pikes for Wednesday January 24. Plans are nearing completion for an enjoyable evening of music and dancing hosted by the Elks.
The Concord Female Charitable Society met Wednesday afternoon in the vestry of the First Parish meeting house. Mrs Henry F Smith presided with officers including Mrs Herbert Smith treasurer Mrs Loring N and Mrs Silas A Bean among those listed.
Mrs John M Abbott was to entertain the Concord Musical Club at her home on January 9 but engagement disrupted as she sought substitute arrangements while her guest was in the South.
Sunday at Union Church the organist played pieces by B Glark and Ashford with postlude snippets noted, details remain fragmentary and unclear about exact titles or performers.
At Monument Hall in Little Flower Court M C O F Concord Mary McSweeney acted as vice chief ranger in Chic ae Herbert Symes absence due to illness. The group decided to hold a whist party soon.
Concord whist party at Siks hall under Concord Lodge of Elks directed by Levell P George and Harok Tompkins. Mrs Bridie Murray was high scorer and won first prize. Additional winners included Mr Perkins Mrs Fannie Peterson Charles Wicker Miss Mary Boyce and others. Special prize awarded to Mr Perkins and Mrs Mary Boyce door prize to Edward McGrath.
Fragmentary OCR cites a religious text line on knowledge of Father and self and the knowledge of Love Truth and Life. The snippet references a page number and invokes religious concepts without additional context or names.
At a meeting in St. Casimir's hall Our Lady's Mutual Aid Society elected officers for the coming year. Joseph Ariczewski was named President with John Kulick as Recording Secretary and Alexander Julevich as Financial Secretary. John Derkas becomes treasurer while Joseph Kochnowicz and Joseph Girdziewski serve as auditors. Michael Rynkiewicz is first sergeant at arms and John Kulevich second sergeant at arms.
The Polish American Citizens Club meeting selected William Kitowicz as president Joseph Ariczewski as vice president Stanley Sienkiwicz as Recording Secretary Alexander Kulevich as Financial Secretary and Joseph Wasiuk as Treasurer for the ensuing year.
Mr Wright died on Sunday January 7 at Helifax Hospital Nova Scotia after an operation. He was visiting his native land born November 29, 1860 at Upper Stewincke Nova Scotia son of Moses Wright and the late wife. He came to West Concord in 1888 and leaves brother John Wright in Nova Scotia.
Plans were completed for the play Sure Fire to be staged by the Concord lodge in Association Hall West Concord on January 18 and 19. Mrs Grace Salloway coaches the players.
At a prison reformatory meeting the officers unanimously backed a 48 hour work week. The committee said the association would push Commissioner Dillon in the Legislature to support the 48 hour schedule, noting current officers work a 54 hour week.
The annual Federal and state inspection of Company H occurred Wednesday night at the Armory. Major Morse from the Inspector General's Office represented the Federal side, while Major Maddox from D.C. spoke for the State.
The Concord Tuberculosis committee expresses appreciation for the Christmas sale support. They thank many friends who aided this worthy cause.
New Idea Store advertises men s heavy duty double blue overalls priced at 1.39. Deal highlights value and stock for shoppers.
The Middlesex County Deputy Sheriffs and Court Officers Association held its annual meeting at East Cambridge Courthouse. Court Officer Charles S. Robinson of Concord was reelected as president.
Legionnaires from the Concord unit hold rehearsals for the Legion Minstrel Show with ten end men and a mixed amateur and professional cast. Rehearsals run on February 6, 9, and 10 as part of the preparation.
The dialogue depicts a maiden reproaching a suitor for monopolizing her time before a sudden agreement leads to marriage. The fragmentary text hints at social pressures and the immediate outcome of an arranged union.
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