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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1937

Page

5

Installation of Hosmer Camp U S W V 1937 slate

The Ralph P. Hosmer Camp U S W V held installation ceremonies at the Veterans Building on Thursday evening January 14 to induct officers for the 1937 slate. Past Commanders Walter P. Blodgett acted as installing officer in the absence of John C. Anderson.

Ncom Ralph P. Hosmer U. 8 W.V Veterans Building John C. Anderson Walter P. Blodgett U.S.W.V Alfred O. Loring Clement S. Edwards Arthur M. Wright James M. Berry George P. Haggerty Herbert E. Berry John E. Loring

Unclear fragments on corn origins and history

Fragmentary text discusses corn origins from primitive societies to pre Inca Peru and notes similarities between ancient and known varieties. It mentions Osinte and Aztec naming and hints at historical cultivation without providing clear dates or locations.

Peru

Shaw—George R. Shaw dies at 88 longtime Boston architect

Services were held for George R. Shaw 88 a retired Boston architect and author born in Parkman Maine. He studied in Harvard Paris and London formed a firm with Henry Hunnewell of Wellesley retiring in 1902. Survived by his daughter Mrs Frederick E Lowell two sons Francis G Shaw and Thomas Mott Shaw and sister Mrs Grant Walker.

Acord George Russell. Shaw Boston Paris Henry Hunnewell Wellesley Brookline Pierce Hall Harvard College Wellesley Town Hall Francis G. Shaw Chatham Thomas Mott Shaw Grant Walker

Black Cats and Pagan Beliefs in Early Celts and Witches

A Los Angeles Times writer notes that October 31 marked year’s end in pagan times and Druids served as Celtic priests. Tales say the Lord of Death chose animal forms for souls for twelve months, linking black cats to omens, witchcraft, and both feared and revered roles.

Los Angeles Times

The Circus Amateur Show Presented by Legion Band

The Legion Band will stage The Circus a two night comedy at Veterans Hall on January 22 and 23 Rehearsals are underway for the big amateur production Miss Priscilla Daigle of the Amateur Theatre Guild of Boston directs the show with circus background and a million laughs.

Concord Legion Band Veterans Hall Priscilla Daigle Amateur Theatre Guild of Boston

Mandarin Language Meaning in Official Use

The term mandarin originally referred to Chinese spoken in official and legal circles rather than everyday speech. It denotes a historical standard used by government and scholars in formal communication.

Holding Company Affiliate Report for Old Colony Trust Associates

Holding Company report dated Dec 31 1936 for Old Colony Trust Associates Boston affiliated with Concord National Bank Charter 833 Fed Reserve Dist 1. Business is holding company. ownership 50 percent of stock. bank stock held 206 shares valued at $107 581.87. No debts to or from the affiliated bank. stock registered in bank name or owned by bank. Treasurer B W Guernsey swears statements true. sworn before Notary Alessandro Sartarelli on January 13 1937.

Old Colony Trust Associates Boston Mass Concord’ National Bank Federal Reserve District Strongl Bank Ebullrol DGD Cs Csay Affiliated B. W. Guernsey Alessandro Sartarelli de Brarch

Service Held for Mrs Clara M Loring in West Concord

West Concord mourns Mrs Clara M Good Loring widow of Levi Loring a Boston and Maine R R engineer who died 27 years ago She died at 45 Grove Street after 15 years invalid life Her funeral was held at home led by Rev Kenneth R Teed with Mrs Carrie Lerby singing Burial was at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery She leaves three brothers two sisters four children and eleven grandchildren

West Concord Clara M.good Loring Levi Loring Boston & Maine R. R. Engineer Grove Street East Boston Charles Clara (Hill) Goodwin Concord Junction Kenneth R .Teed West Concord Union Church Carrie Lerby Sleepy Hollow Ne Goodwin Roxbury George Goodwin Hyde, Park Walter Goodwin Newport N. H Florence Coady South Boston Arry. Snape Howard G- Loring Olive Paul Edwardson

Community Church Officers Reviewed Season and Set Plans

Rogert F. Conant former president reviews a successful season and predicts more achievements under Albert Lind. C Waldo MacWilliams notes choir results, Alden Parker talks for the Junior choir, and Harold Judkins reports church finances. Rev Teed commends duties, Lillian Miner is reelected clerk, A Laura Butt treasurer, George Manter school superintendent, Warren Goddard deacon and president of the West Concord Union Religious Society. An amendment fixes the annual meeting date and a large slate of standing committee members is named.

Rogert F. Conant Albert” Lind C. Waldo MacWilliams Alden Parker Harold I. Judkins Religious Society Warren’ B. Goddard West ‘Concord Union Religious Society Business Corporation of the Church Warren B. Goddard Paul H. Barnes Winslow J. Damon Charles J’. Judge Frank C Leighton James S. Maguire George C. Manter George A. Montague Allison H. Willis Arthur T. Mullen Henry C. Ventres Robert E.cousins

Cooking School at West Concord to Benefit Club Room Fund

Under the Philanthropy Committee of the West Concord Woman's Club a cooking school will be held at the Harvey Wheeler school hall at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon January 8. Proceeds from ticket sales go to the Club's fund for the West Concord Woman's Club room at Emerson hospital.

West Concord West Concord West Concord Woman’s “Ub An Harvey Wheeler

Buenos Aires: Population Boom and Notable Landmarks

Buenos Aires, largest city south of the equator, exceeds two million residents. The city is described as a woman's paradise with a male to female ratio of 5 to 1. It sits 100 miles up the Rio de la Plata, with the estuary about 30 miles wide. Notable sites include the cathedral and the Teatro Colon, among the world’s finest theaters.

Buenos Aires Argentina Rio de 18 Teatro Colon

Wears the Ring As Engagement Ends in Wedding Change

A text fragment notes a person stops wearing the engagement ring while continuing to wear the wedding ring. It mentions fans and a saga tone but provides no clear dates places or names. The item reads like a short society note with uncertain details.

Gpow

Mullen Engagement Noted for Concord High Graduate

Mr and Mrs John Mullen announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Agnes M Mullen to Don Sloan of Lincoln. Both are among Concord High School’s most popular recent graduates.

Agnes M. Mullen Donald Sloan John Mullen Don Blean Lincoln Concord High School

Mrs Anna E Derby 96th Birthday Observed at Home

Mrs Anna EB Hawley Derby widow of Benjamin Derby marked her 96th birthday Thursday at 327 Main Street. She sews a bedspread and is joined by two daughters Mrs Sarah Derby and Mrs Annie H Derby, five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. A small dinner party was held Sunday in her honor with relatives and friends.

Anna E. Derby Anna EB. (Hawley) Derby Benjamin Derby Main Street Mrs. Derby Boston Henry Harrison Hawley Enterprise

Concord Couple Announce Engagement of Miss Marcia Arnold

Announcement from Mr and Mrs Henry Arnold of Virginia Road reveals the engagement of their daughter Miss Marcia Lilian Arnold to Frank William Hansen, son of Mr and Mrs Herman Hansen of Histore Street Concord. Arnold is a graduate of Concord School and Bryant and Business College and employed as a secretary.

Concord Marcia Lillian Arnold Frank W. Hansen Henry ' Arnold Virginia Road Marcia Lilian Arnold Frank William .Han~sen Adn Hermanansen Histore Street Miss Arnold Concorde School Bryant Oleg( White

Concord Female Charitable Society reports aid totals

Mrs Henry F Smith announced at the Concord Female Charitable Society meeting that over $900 was spent last year on milk for the needy in Concord and about $50 on clothing and shoes for the needy.

Concord Female Charitable Society Henry F Smith First Parish Concord

Preaching Mission At Trinitarian Church Concludes

Rev. Dr. Frederick B. Richards of Brookline led the midweek service for women in the chapel as part of a week long preaching mission at the Trinitarian Congregational Church. The final parish house session featured Richards as interim pastor before Rev. George Loring Thurlow takes over. The choir was led by Marguerite Barnes with an organist, and a special youth mission was held yesterday afternoon for boys and girls of the parish.

Marguerite Barnes Richard’s

Hawthorne Chapter Officers Hold Get-Together

The 1937 Hawthorne Chapter officers hosted a Wednesday evening gathering at Mrs. Elsie F. E. Hubbard Street home. Worthy Matron Elect Mrs. Cornelia M. Laurence organized a supper and shed for the Matron elect. Conversation covered season topics as members chatted informally.

Officers of Hawthorne Elsie FE Ubbard Street Cornelia M. Laurence

Elks Dominate 11th Concord 45s Round

The Concord 45s tournament Friday at Elk’s Hall saw the Elks win 43 games to lead, Knights of Columbus 32, and Hibernians 25. John Smith’s Hix team claimed high table scoring with 11 games.

ELKS Concord Elk’s ‘Hall Knights of Columbus Hibernians Hix John’ Smith

Mrs Cora Pierce Brought Home for Burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery

The body of Mrs Cora Isabelle Colbrook Pierce of Mitchbure, formerly a teacher in Gon cord, was brought for burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. The Enterprise offers congratulations to Mrs Charlotte A Norton Noble on her 89th birthday, with many friends delivering gifts and tokens.

Cora Isabelle Colbrook) Pierce Mitchbure Goncord Sleepy Hollow Charlotte A (Norton) Noble Lexington Road

Concord Firemen's Relief Association elects officers

The Concord Firemen's Relief Association held its annual meeting at the West Concord Fire Station on Thursday. Chief Harry B. Tuttle was reelected president with officers including Martin Mulleney vice president Maxwell Lawrence treasurer Cornelius MacWilliam and directors George W. Deacon Michael Mullaney Frank McLean and Robert M. Prentiss. The group voted to hold the annual ball on Easter Monday night.

Concord Firemen’s’ Relief Association West Concord Harry BR. Tuttle Martin Mulleney Maxwell B. “Lawrence Cornelius MacWillametreas George W. Deacon Michael Mullaney Frank McLean Robert M. Prentiss

Edith M Bailey Installed as Ladies Auxiliary President

Mrs Edith M Bailey was installed president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Ralph P Hosmer Camp USW V Thursday night in the Veterans Building The installing officer was Mrs Helen P Loring Past President Inducted as chaplain was Mrs Alice C Lee Past President Additional officers installed include Mrs Alice Hagerty SVC Mrs Annie Parke JVP Mrs Helen Loring chaplain Mrs Mary Kelleher patriotic instructor Mrs Annie Foreman H Mrs Alice C Lee treas and Mrs Emma Blodgett sec

Edith M. Bailey Ladies’ Auxiliary of Corp Ralph P. Hosmer U.S.W.V Veterans’ Building Helen P. Loring Alice C. Lee Bailey Alice Hagerty SVC Annie Parke JVP

Concord Rotary Club hears Bovey on canoe trip

At the Concord Rotary Club weekly luncheon at the Colonial Inn, President Thomas L. Sanborn presided as Martin Bovey of Carlisle delivered a talk about his canoe journey through the Canadian Northwest. He illustrated the presentation with three motion picture reels shot during the trip.

Concord Rotary Club Colonial Inn Thomas L. Sanborn Martin Bovey Carlisle Canadian Northwest

First Church Services and Lesson Sermon Details

Concord news item notes First Church of Christ Scientist schedules including Sunday service at 10 45 reading room hours 2 to 5 p m and Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 46 with Truth as Sunday lesson subject January 24. The Golden Text emphasizes God’s everlasting mercy and truth.

Concord Churches of Christ Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

Trinity Parish Meeting elects church officers and delegates

The Trinity Episcopal Church parish house hosted its annual meeting in Concord. Officers elected include Gordon Hutchins as W, Harry B. Little as JW, Henry H. Fay as clerk, Roger D. Swain as treasurer, Frederick H. Lovejoy, Wilford Saeger, Otis M. Whitney, Raymond P. Baldwin, Kenneth Reynolds and Thomas L. Sanborn as vestrymen. Hutchins Fay and Wilford Saeger named delegates to the diocesan convention. Richardson G. Win…

Trinity Concord Trinity Episcopal Church Gordon Hutchins Harry B. Little Henry H. Fay Roger D. Swain Frederick H. Lovejoy Wilford Saeger Otis MM. Whitney Raymond P. Baldwin Kenneth Reynolds Thomas L. Sanborn Gordon ‘Hutchins Wilford C. Saeger Richardson G. Win

The Devils Parliament of 1459 at Coventry

In 1459 Henry VI summoned Parliament at Coventry which condemned the Duke of York and his adherents for high treason. The event marked a pivotal episode in the Wars of the Roses.

Coventry Duke of York

Health in the Menu Health in the Menu Home Service Director Boston Consolidated

A mid winter tea feature offers charming entertaining tips. Recipes include refrigerator cookies London bars brownies and royal stripe sandwiches with detailed ingredient lists and oven directions. The prose blends hostess guidance with practical baking instructions.

Royal Stripe

First Paper Factory in Rozborough 1793

The Keystone state claims the first paper factory and soda pulp experiments. David Rittenhouse established Rozborough mill in 1793 turning paper from rags by hand, marking early sulphite process experiments and wood pulp research.

Keystone State Rozborough Philadelphia David Rittenhouse

Size of the cone clues the parent tree

The passage notes that cone size reflects the tree it comes from. It cites the giant Sequoia as an example: despite the tree's enormous height, its cone is relatively small compared with many other conifers that do not grow as large.

West

Trinidad Rich in Color

Trinidad is described as rich in racial and tropical color with lush forests teeming with South American wildlife. The article notes towering cliffs, great rivers, the Maraccas waterfall, Blue Basin, and the world famous Pitch Lake as notable attractions.

Trinidad Maraccas

Miss Yossett Handles Cookery Problems For Readers

Column invites readers to send cookery questions or requests for recipes to Miss Yossett. She will respond through the column or by letter, offering guidance and culinary ideas.

Duke of Buckingham and Court Dress in 17th Century

The article describes George Villiers, the first Duke of Buckingham, famed for wealth and luxury. It notes his jewels valued at about 300 000 pounds and his extravagant wardrobe, including twenty seven Paris suits in 1625. It also mentions informal government under the king and official appointments by royal sign-manual.

George Villiers Buckingham Paris

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