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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1934
Page
8
Dolan's Acton High won 26 to 10 over Red Baker's Peters High to run their record to six straight. Acton's defense shut down Southboro in the second half, allowing only two points from the field and two free throws. Ladies' Silk Hosiery 33c pr and Gordon make at J Oberg's.
A rough outline describes a comedy set in Clayville Indiana with postmistress Mrs Cole and Ford amid safe robberies and a mayoral Post Office scheme. Characters include Reynolds Blaine, Lowell, Peggy, Jane, Louise, Phil, and Kenderton. The plot features love, deception, a detective, and a happy ensemble ending.
The production features strong performances from William A Robus as the constable and Alec MacEachern as Hoerby with Billy captivating audiences. Claire MacKenzie impresses as Louise while Charles Allen excels as Enderton. The Rhythmettes Vernice Coolidge Grace Galloway and Doris blend with John Finnerty for musical unity and Mrs Galloway receives praise for coaching.
We express heartfelt appreciation and thanks for kindness shown during our recent bereavement. Mrs Percy L Carter and Family.
The Maynard pastor urged unity among five local churches to boost Christian outreach. He argued union would strengthen mission, conserve resources, and better equip the churches to extend the Kingdom of God, while urging action rather than talk. Officers and committees were elected for the coming year.
An explosion occurred at Maynard wheel mill No 3 involving about 300 pounds of powder. The blast caused no injuries and did not destroy the facility, with authorities investigating the incident.
Maynard Dark Horses defeated the Heathens in an intertown bowling challenge last night. Chidley Nigh rolled high for the Dark Horses with Velgno leading the Butchers with 99 in the series at Gruber's alleys.
The hall filled with smoke as the boys moved to the windows while the county's long time center for trade is now owned by Mrs. Carrie E. Kimball.
The URuGW Church announces Reverend Alfred W. Stone as minister with a Sunday service on January 28 at 10 30 p m The theme for the evening worship is A Matter Trem oikt UF Go' shia ob te vice The weekly group meeting follows at 7 20 pm and 9 Cinna' Tilte for Téday.
The Concord Woman's Club presented a rare afternoon musical treat directed by Mrs. George Haberlein. A group of talented artists including William Rudd, Richer Maynard, and Francoise performed violin cello and piano, delighting the audience.
Rev. Edward P. Daniels ministers at First Parish in Concord with church school at 9 45 am.
Forty three at the meeting of Board Registrars held from 7 to 10 pm. Names include Gertrude Lilstrang 18 F street August Severin 12 Hil Muddred Duggan J Kasziewics 19 4 George Vinemat 3 Sanna Ralph Koickson 6 Peter Larson 8 B Hilferty Dominick Mascarelli 50 Di avenue J Edward Derosier 4 Wi a Advertising Pays vividendi
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