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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
4
The Weekly Enterprise edition presents a local recap of community events and notices with a focus on neighborhood updates. It highlights upcoming meetings, small business notices, and brief civic items affecting residents.
The article notes repeated claims in the New York Times that the United States will keep naval ratios and rebalance battleships as the backbone of the fleet, suggesting policy details may be disclosed only in conversations. It also mentions a New York law on criminal association and commentary on executive payroll and election prospects.
Hartford police declare taverns attract patronage of women and promote prostitution, with many young girls entering the profession. Lieutenant Moriarty cites 15 court cases of men engaging with minor girls after tavern meetings, contrasting tavern life with a Salvation Army scene.
Indoor professional tennis in New York and Boston shows stronger draw than outdoor bouts as fans recall a storied Boston era led by Vines and Tilden. The piece questions the lasting prosperity of professional tennis and notes a historic amateur tradition in Brookline, Longwood club events shaping the city’s game standards.
The article analyzes party strength ahead of conventions and primaries. It notes Curley of Boston pressing for governor endorsement, Walsh-Ely opposing, and possible Supreme Court appeal if Worcester defeat occurs. It contrasts Democratic pre primary risks with Republican solid Worcester endorsements.
A large Sunday service at Tri Congregational Church featured the former pastor George L. Thurlow returning after six years away for a moving address on The Streamline of Life. Fifteen children were baptized, including two pairs of twins Judith and Janet Eldridge and Mariann and Alfred Olsen Jr. The soloist Mrs. Elsie and performed with a clear, sweet, rich voice.
A vintage overview outlines diverse dressings built on a foundation recipe. It lists Calcutta, Cole Slaw, Fluffy, Hawaiian, Manhattan, Peanut Butter, and Pimple Dressings with specific add ins and best pairings for various salads.
Whipped cream dressing folds into the foundation recipe as it cools. The dressing can be fluffy by folding in extra whipped cream. The guide notes pairing with Molded Grapefruit Salad Pear Macaroon Salad Pineapple Strawberry Salad and Pineapple Celery Nut Salad. Mustard may be omitted. Fruit Salad Dressing adds sugar and juice substitutions.
Principal Julia L McCarthy presents a 1928 to 1934 fundraising summary for a South Acton school playground. Detail shows totals from magazine sales and events, a 1933 cash prize from the Acton Fair, and donations from Edwards Quimby Post A L, plus 1981 magazine proceeds. The report notes equipment replacement and a Sweee Dae planned for boys, plus janitor Lewis Hastings’ repair work and contributions.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Templeton of Oregon City are visiting their son Harry C. Templeton who manages the Assebet MUl. The 77 year old native of North Adams plans to stay in the East over the summer. He has crossed the country 12 times since moving west 39 years ago and praises Oregon’s mild winter.
Scouts and cubs are urged to meet the deadline for special low rates. The notice encourages early registration to secure discounts and ensure participation in upcoming programs.
The Marlboro City Hall invites all scout applications by Friday. Work on the new drainage system progresses with other improvements ahead of camp opening July 8 featuring an outstanding staff and special campfire attractions.
Arley Lawrence K of C Council last night elected Arley Lawrence grand knight and Thomas Duggan deputy grand knight. Other officers named include Robert Sheridan financial secretary James Mahoney recording secretary Harold Morgan chancellor Harold Johnston treasurer Michael Veleno warden Nicholas Whalen inside guard Joseph Kaler outside guard John Maley advocate Edward Hannon lecturer. Arley Lawrence and James M. Farrell were named delegates to the state convention with Robert Sheridan and Bernard Garrigan as alternates. Frank Sheridan named trustee for three years and Thomas Duggan as delegate to Boston Chapter for five years.
In Scituate a Sunday school group aided the parish camp last weekend. Members assisted with activities at the inner parish camp, contributing to the outreach effort.
The article showcases a stylish bathroom plan by George 3akier using black and white themes. It details wall treatment with black linoleum on the lower half and white paint above, a checkered floor, and chromium fixtures for a durable, pristine look that resists yellowing.
The camp opens in July with girls attending from July 2 to July 16 and boys from July 16 to July 30. A trained nurse and a selected corps of counselors staff the site. In prior years girls and boys from nearby towns joined the Maynard group, and organizers hope to repeat this participation.
Vicinity Councils No 1 and No 2 along with U S W V groups decorated graves of two British soldiers and honored all American war dead in Monument Square and at the Veterans Building. John F O'Brien and Ernest A Sawyer presided at separate sessions.
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