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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1935
Page
5
City ordinance restricts use or maintenance of barbed wire on any street public square or place in Detroit prohibiting partial or full installation along streets or in front areas.
Enthusiasts flocked to Wayne and Wuo events with Hod ton attractions noted. Afternoon horse races at Suffolk Towns drew crowds while the Mahoney-George title bout drew interest at the Garden that night. Mrs Jackson returns from Hampton Beach vacation. Ruth Wilson enjoys a Sorbonne summer course in Paris. Harold Sheridan takes vacation from mail carrier duties.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Siegel of New York City drowned when their car went through a bridge railing at Lake Mascoma early Sunday. Mr. Siegel, a New York merchant and large buyer of American Woolen products, tried to save his wife by pushing her through an open car window. she reached the surface but died before help arrived.
Mrs Laura Boute of Lincoln street visited relatives in New Bedford this week. Mr and Mrs Edward Parker recently guests of Mr and Mrs Napoleon Jolly in Fitchburg. Mr and Mrs Thomas Naves of Elim street are parents of a baby girl born at Marlboro hospital. A local resident returned from a three weeks vacation with friends in Bridgewater.
Margaret Sullivan owns a tiny racat weighing eight ounces with a head fitting a shoe. George Raft buys handmade shoes for each film. King Victor directs with black costume to hide on set. W C Fields improves enough for sun baths at Encino. no visitors. Norman Taurog’s crew finishing Two for Tonight. Little Ameris rocks sent home from Byrd Antarctic Expedition II.
The Goths were a Teutonic group occupying the middle Vistula basin in present day Poland during the first century A D. They trace origins to Sweden according to tradition and appear in Roman history beginning in the third century, remaining influential until well into the seventh century.
The Philippi were discovered by Magellan in 1821 and later conquered by Spain in 1542. They remained under Spanish rule until the Span.
A discussion of basement space in homes focuses on how unused areas can stimulate modern living and address waste through thoughtful design and housing policy ideas. The text mentions the Federal Housing framework guiding such improvements.
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