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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1927
Page
4
The readable portions reference a handicap meal play in Witch Weus and a list of figures including 18, 74, and 76 with names Chapman and Sider. The text is heavily garbled with unrelated tokens and lacks a coherent narrative or full event details.
A local district event features Charles BerHalleta and Gund bh presenting the work of Marloro chapter. The gathering includes Gugy and Mab, with high press and dancers from Marloro.
The Junction Union Church in Oncord Massachusetts announces a morning sermon The sermon titled The Grabs of Loy er will be delivered by Minister Alfred W Stone The schedule notes Boy Scouts gathering at 7 00 PM on June 27 and a Midweek event on Tuesday June 28 during the summer season
The South Acton Congregational Church held the final two prayer meetings led by lay members. June 17 featured Frank A. Merriam presenting Think on These Things with thorough prep and practical insights. On June 26 at seven, Rev William L. Halcourt of Maynard spoke after returning from the National Council of Congregational churches meeting in Omaha.
Sudbury reports a week of visitors including Miss Sibbell Banks of Boston, niece of Gen N P Banks, Mrs Blanche Piper of Nashua, Mrs Eugene J Riley of Boston, Mrs Annie Buxton, David Buxton of Hingham, and Jack Lowell of Marlboro touring Candy Hill.
Miss Esther Berry and Ronald Wiedner of Norristown Pa announce their engagement during a two week visit. They will celebrate with a engagement party at Maple Lodge Bolton hosted by Mr and Mrs Freeze Pope Street this week.
Mrs Nancy S Vose 92 died at home June 1 in West Acton. She was born in Dunstable, daughter of Kendall and Martha Keyes Smal low, widow of John Vose a lumber merchant who died in 1906. She served seven years as chaplain of the Women’s Relief Corps and belonged to the W C T U. She joined West Acton Women’s Club and the Congregational church of Princeton. Funeral from her home Sunday with Rev Batstone officiating. burial in Leominster family lot.
Miss Portia Hardy leaves her position at the West Acton Telephone Exchange for about two months and will spend the summer in Cotuit Massachusetts. The notice also mentions social visits by the Misses Avora and Vivian Allbright and others, plus local civic and scout activities in the area.
Hedda Hoyt notes a shift in dress codes as shorter skirts dominate streets and sports wear. She argues leg visibility excites fashion while long skirts age women, predicts cycles may return yet doubts ankle-length styles will reappear, and condemns designers pushing longer hems.
A Nature Magazine note emphasizes that gentle praise and friendly words should accompany basic dog training as a valuable reward, not neglected even when food is the main motivator for a beginner.
Nature Magazine highlights tall orchids and bulbous plants in Africa. It praises the Kaffirbloom with blue sky background and red blossoms, while the cape chestnut glows pale mauve pink. Rickles Shoe store advertises low prices including bedroom slippers.
Boxing fans pack the Commercial Club as Mello aims for victory over Mendelsohn. The St. Paul–area scene anticipates a quick knockout or strong challenge as Mello eyes a title path via bouts with Freeman Hudkins and Dundee. The card features top preliminaries and strong local interest.
The American Legion plans a September arrival in Paris with a ceremonial parade under the Arc de Triomphe marking the first time a foreign nation will march there during peacetime. Commander Howard P Savage reports France’s approval for the Legion to honor fallen French soldiers and pass through Etoile amid a five mile route through central Paris.
The article highlights warm weather fashion focusing on dainty undergarments including white creve de Chine pieces modeled to fit slim silhouettes with fine white net trim. It also notes separate shirt and panties in peach and blue batiste with appliques and turned up cuffs echoing mannish trouser styling.
A dozen musical groups prepare to travel with the Legion for the convention. Legion Pilgrim ships fill rapidly. veterans urged to reserve immediately or risk remaining spots. Full reservation details available from the Department or Convention Officers in France, the American Region in Indianapolis.
Chang Pso Lin swore to reunify China and assume the title of generalissimo as North China’s leader. Imperial Palace ceremonies featured bright uniforms, armed guards at gates, and a reception at the foreign office following the oath. The move signals a conservative shift and a more reactionary regime in Peking.
The prompt presents a playful Q and A line with a joke about garlic and a fading answer. It reads like a trivia tease from a radio or game show segment and nods to cuisine as a cultural cue.
The Boston and Maine Railroad announces reduced round trip fares for Fourth of July trips to Quebec and Montreal. Quebec trip departs July 1 from North Station at 8 25 p m, returns July 4, fare 12 dollars. Montreal trip leaves July 2 at 7 30 p m, returns July 4, fare 10 dollars. Tickets good for regular service after arrival, with connections from Hudson.
Mrs Arthur Jordan and her children from Oceanside Long Island visit Mrs Jordan's parents Mr and Mrs John Sunderland on Brooks Street.
The United States Supreme Court rules leaving a fire unattended in a federal forest or near national timberland is a crime punishable by fines or imprisonment if it endangers resources. Forest officials say the decision strength enforces care near forests as fire season begins. Colorado and New Mexico have faced major blazes with hundreds of fighters and thousands of acres affected.
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