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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1924
Page
4
Publication note for The Enterprise Marlboro Massachusetts appears weekly with a price of 1.50 dollars per year in advance and 2.00 dollars otherwise. It lists a six month subscription option and indicates a Wednesday publishing schedule.
A Davenport high school cafeteria uses daily weather forecasts to plan lunch service and staff readiness, a practice echoed by a macaroni and cracker factory. The approach helps manufacturers and households adjust baking, cooking, and outdoor activities to humidity and other conditions.
The British Columbian government unanimously supports developing a magnesite based steel industry. Experiments at the U S Bureau of Mines Seattle station show a furnace design to convert magnesite iron ore into sponge iron and pig iron cost effectively. The Northwest region’s potential mirrors British Columbia’s, yet foreign capital moves first.
Gen Dawes voices a plain approach to Germany’s debt: let Berlin recover first. He emphasizes collective European and American interests, urging allies to recognize that Germany’s financial health hinges on public will and prudent policy.
A garbled page lists a range of community items including hospital visits, dance classes, and local visits in Marlboro and nearby towns. Names such as Mrs. Labossiere and Miss Vo Bertha Burke appear among social notes, with references to Memorial hospital and local households. Some athletic and educational mentions are present with unclear context.
Concord firemen responded Monday morning to a chimney fire at the residence of Jas Toomey 84 Thoreau Street Old North Bridge. Middlesex School hockey teams meet Boston College high schools. Dan Haley of Arlington, ex Concord, defeated Johnnie Malley of No Cambridge at the Amateur Tournament. Walden Chapter H A M held a retabular meeting at Masonic Temple with a chicken supper. honors paid to Ralph Hastings. F A Bosley paintings exhibition opens at Gallery 162 Newbury Street Boston February 4 to 18.
A joint debate is scheduled by Concord Council No 287 of the Knights of Columbus. Details on speakers topics and venue were to be announced.
Rev Alfred Wheeler Stonemin presides at West Concord Union Church morning service on The Beauty of the Invisible. Christian Endeavor, Senior and Intermediate groups meet. Evening services feature a sermon How Shalt Spend My Wine. Weekly schedule includes Monday through Friday activities and a monthly Union Club meeting.
West Acton Ralph Gates of Brattleboro visited town last week as IOOF 203 Acton lodge conferred the initiatory degree on a candidate Monday night. Next Monday will confer the third degree on a class from Concord and Maynard lodges with a collation after. Funeral services were held for Ralph Hastings in Sondon Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. John Sweeney, curate at Reading and formerly of St. Brid's, welcomed a party of forty J H N boys and their parents who visited him by special bus. J H N in Maynard assisted Fr. Sweeney in founding a Junior Holy Name Society at Reading as athletics are planned for Read ing Holy Name activities. Local folks anticipate baseball games between Reading and Maynard J H N teams, which should prove interesting.
The Near East Relief calls for 5 million to 10 million pairs of old shoes to aid refugees and orphans. Do not keep even a single pair for personal use or for any ceremonial waste.
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