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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1941
Page
4
A historical note records the Y First YMCA meeting taking place in Buffalo New York in the year 1884. The event signifies early organization efforts of the YMCA movement within the city. The brief entry names Buffalo as the meeting location and 1884 as the year of the gathering.
The article notes Maryland and one other state maintain flogging for wife beatings, despite opposition from women’s groups. It details sparse lash sentences, sheriff discretion, and debates on deterrence versus public disgrace, while contrasting harsher enforcement in Delaware and broader historical confessions linked to Hess and political trials.
The passage frames peril to the German people amid Hitler and his militarists’ push to dominate the globe, portraying a focus on the expansionist war machine and its global ambitions.
A Paul Harrison report from NEA Service found talk of Army shortages largely inflated. While some ammunition gaps exist, trainers and camps generally have sufficient gear and new equipment arriving, so the public should be patient and avoid excessive rumor spread.
Reports from Brazil indicate a plan to manufacture plastics from surplus coffee not used for beverages. An experimental plant has produced a material called satellites or canner of ee, signaling a potential solution to the coffee trade surplus.
In a sunlit Crowe Park affair the Tierney Terrors belted 13 hits and defeated Maynard H S 5 to 4. Ed Figueira starred with a long triple and drove in runs, while Lankiewicz pitched well for the locals who mounted a late rally but fell short.
Seven couples filed intentions at City Hall for early June weddings. Names include Richard Brown Curtis and Mildred Louisy Vegetian, Agnes Maculevich and Robert L. Waghini, John McDonald and Helen Uzialko, Robert Langlois and Anna Doyle, Arthur Mattei and Alma Sousa, James Marinelli and Mary Aaft. The pairs reside in Marlboro Milford Brookline and Hudson.
A fragmented box score lists players Eddy A Figueira Videto 2 B Figueira Barreira Samson 2 Rego Jacobs 2 Karki Jakusik Lankiewicz Maglione Greene with runs, errors and stolen bases. Highlights include two base hits by Baddy Rego Lankiewicz and three by Figueira with Barreira four steals.
Extension notes warn annual losses from spontaneous hay fires exceed 15 million dollars. Inspect mows during the critical two to six weeks after storage. Legume hays heat more easily. wetting from leaks worsens heating. Use a homemade thermometer probe to monitor temps and keep readings in the same spots. Temperatures under 150 F are safe, above 175 F are critical, and near 190 F fire response should begin. Fire department standby is advised as temps rise.
The article describes a common calf foot infection starting between the toes with lameness and swelling. Treatment includes iodine wash, bandaging, possible twice daily disinfectant soaks, and trimming infected tissue. Keep calves in clean dry quarters and improve yard drainage to prevent outbreaks.
Federal entomologists promote traps mainly for scouting to detect presence of Japanese beetles. Traps use chemical bait attracting beetles from afar and indicate local infestation. The Bureau of Entomology cautions against individual use and notes traps may attract more beetles to nearby areas. For effectiveness, trapping should be systematic over a large community area.
The North Carolina State College Extension Service advises drenching sheep for stomach worms with a solution: dissolve four ounces of copper sulfate in one pint boiling water, add lard to make three gallons, then mix three ounces of 4 percent nicotine sulfate. This batch doses about 100 mature sheep.
Fragmentary quote attributes a belief in action over excuses. The line suggests that inability stems from choice, not capacity, echoing moral resolve.
Corporal Michele G. Lombardo of Company H won a cash prize for appearing on a soldier’s quiz program at Camp Edwards. Miss Mary Clyne was honored with a shower at the home of Misses Margaret and Alice Algeo on Virginia Road for her upcoming marriage to James Connell of Arlington on June 21 at St Bernard’s Church.
Mr and Mrs Henry Trottier of 2 Studley court announce the birth of a daughter on May 29 at Emerson hospital. The mother is formerly Blanche Sweet. Concord High School graduation is set for June 28 at the state armory. The Brooks School Children’s Carnival will be held Saturday from 11 AM to 3 PM at the Adams estate on Elm Street.
The morning service Sunday at 10 45 dedicates to Sunday school and the annual Children's Day program. The Philothea Class meets next Tuesday at Mrs Evans home 13 DeMars street. Pupils include Robert Warrila Helen Whitney Joan Tucker William Wood Virginia Warrila Ronald Alving Carol Wilwulbert Alving Betty Aan Merch ant Nancy Warrila John Taylor Patricia Meister Andrew Wood Alda Tower Shirley Wilcox Norman Befjus Barbara Priest Hannah Hanson Lillian Evans Priscilla Aldrich Robert Burgess Ethel Burgess Beverly Denniston Barbara Priest.
Miss Eva Johnson graduate of Moody Bible Institute will speak at the mid week Finnish Congregational service Thursday at 7 30. Social hour, coffee table and fees sponsored by Mrs Serete Alto Ida Nevala Mrs Beata Wyroyo Mrs Al Kytola and Mrs Aili Hekunday services include Sunday school at 1h Amy.
Morning service at 11 o clock Sunday followed by church school in the Vestry where awards will be received. On Tuesday June 12 the church school picnic will be held at 3:30 with rain date to be announced.
Trinity Episcopal Church Elm Street announces Trinity Sunday services led by Rector Rev Charles R Peck. Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and at 11 a.m. morning prayer and sermon follow with the annual books awarded for attendance merit. Junior church available.
Rev. Wilfrid H. Bunker will lead the 10 30 morning service at the Trinitarian Congregational Church Walden Street. The church school’s Children’s Day program directed by Eliot R. Howard includes child baptisms. A party for Beginners and Cradle Roll will be held Thursday June 12 in the parish house.
Sunday services at 10 45 and Sunday school at 10 45. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45. Reading Room open 2 to 6 p m on weekdays and holidays. Lesson Sermon June 8 in Boston branch church with subject God the Only Cause and Creator. Golden Text Revelation 15 3 and references from 1 Corinthians 2 9 10. Text from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures appears.
Robert Stevens son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Stevens of Pleasant Street will receive his diploma from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy in Boston today. His family attends the graduation exercises with Blaine, his sister, also present along with activities including Class Days the senior outing and alumni banquet. Stevens plays ace in the College Symphony Orchestra and is a Psi Fraternity member and the youngest in the class. He will work at a Rexall Pharmacy this summer and plans to pursue a Masters later.
Campaign notes describe local defense cooperation efforts adopted by Rotary members in Marlboro. The talk outlines steps for mobilizing community support, coordinating with authorities, and promoting civil defense readiness among residents and organizations.
A fragmented reference mentions an incendiary bomb and a Rotary International action this month in Marlboro and Southbridge. Proxy delegate Arthur Kay reportedly represented the club at the Denys meeting, with unclear details about Wildwood or Marlboro clubs.
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