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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
5
An essay discusses freeing thought from material limits and embracing spiritual truths. It cites Jesus and Christian Science founder Mary Baker Eddy, urging belief in infinite Mind to gain freedom, wisdom, and abundant spiritual supply in daily life.
The spring meeting of War County selectmen officers is set for Bolton Town Hall on Wednesday. Attendees include town officials and the Board of Selectmen. The 10 30 AM session features Randall and Davenport with presentations by Axel Zetterman and Harry A. Cooke.
Population data and PWA efforts are discussed with focus on town results. Fire Chief and Mrs. Melvin are mentioned. Mitchell and Felton streets plan a vacation with their son Harry Mitchell in Pennsylvania.
Miss Marian Case of Hillcrest Gardens Weston will show her photographs of Hill Towns in Italy this evening June 13 at eight o'clock in the Concord High School auditorium. The event is under the Conservation Committee of the Concord Garden Club.
Concord report states the Ladies Auxiliary Division 44 A O H will host a food case in Monument hall on June 30 with Mrs Alice O'Brien in charge. Public whist followed the meeting with Miss Mary Battles as president and prizes awarded to Mrs O'Brien and Miss OConnor. Also shown were Red Cross swimming class movies at Lake Walden and at Harvey Wheeler School in West Concord on two earlier dates.
The family of the late Isaac Ford thank Edwards-Quimby Post A. L. and Charles A. Welch Lodge A. F. and M. for assistance and sympathy. They also thank friends and neighbors for floral tributes and support during their sorrow.
Lou Bush a multi sport standout from Turners Falls who attended Vermont Academy and later the college, earned all American honors in football and basketball. He scored 277 points in three years of football and totaled 488 points in basketball last season as a forward on an undefeated team. He won the century in track with a 10.1 clocking and holds a reserve corps commission as a second lieutenant.
Blanche D Meurer of Concord received her Bachelor of Science degree at the Boston University Commencement ceremony on Monday morning.
On Tuesday evening last week the Concord Grange P of H held a meeting in Ellis' Hall with Mrs. Marion Adams Clark presiding. Joseph Macone and Edgar F Clark led the program while George Erickson of the Middlesex County Extension Service delivered a stereopticon lecture. The postponed field day planned for Monday in connection with Visitors' Day at Concord High School was held last Tuesday.
William F. Driscoll parts ways with Maynard and Son Oil Company after long service and enters a new venture under his own name The Driscoll Of Com line. Friends greet his move at home and in distant communities.
The new combined shop at 7 Nason Street features four booths a room and a drying room with both men and women services. The men’s section includes sanitary upgrades and the green and black decor complements black and silver equipment. Mr. Crowe, in Maynard ten years, operates a city reputation for up to the minute hairdressing and barbering. The expanded setup aims to offer premier service across genders and is touted as one of the county’s best.
Maynard T. T. plans a concert after the game at West Concert Grounds Friday at 6 PM. Locals anticipate an open league day next Sunday with a planned meet by the team and supporters.
Hosmer racks up 147 yards as Jones and Josephine Rhones lead the defense. Helen Matson and Anita Brander contribute in a mixed lineup set, with Brander recording key plays in the late stages of the game.
Lexington high girls tennis led 2 1 with two doubles matches unfinished as action paused. The score reflects a stable lead for the Lexington squad heading into later singles play.
The West Concord Village Improvement Society will observe a flag raising ceremony at the village grounds. Residents are invited to attend as part of the observance in the town.
On June 14 at Wheeler School, speakers include Selden R. Alen chief of Brookline Department of Fire and McCarthy from Harhory. The program begins at 7 pm to discuss fire safety and fire hazards.
Bert Usher is named treasurer and Thffle Nault inside guard with Joseph Des mond as outside guard and John B Co oy as trustee. An en
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