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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1935
Page
4
The fragment shows the Marlboro Massachusetts weekly newspaper masthead with Second Class Matter status and 1903 postal registration details. It lists subscription rates of one year and associated delivery areas Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford including postage.
The Public Utility Act of 1929 faces fierce Senate opposition amid claims it would dissolve holding companies and socialize operating systems. Critics include business groups, state utility commissioners, life insurers, and investors who warn of a political dictatorship over private enterprise.
A parade of stars on a Catalina Island location with ALICE FAYE WENDY BARRIE and BORNS in the Big Broadcast of 1935. Cary Grant plays cricket in Griffin Park with Hollywood's British Colony. Gertrude Michael sews nursing uniforms for The Last George Raft. George Raft pitches in a charity game. Carl Brisson packs for San Francisco. Mary Boland’s Pekinese sparring with neighbors. ALICE FAYE returns to Every Night at Eight after throat infection. Gary Cooper and Ann Harding in Peter Ibbetson costumes. Bill Robinson entertains on the lot. Kathleen Burke flaunts a backless pajama coat. George Barbier rests at hospital as wife recovers. Baby Leroy disputes W C Fields. Fred MacMurray fishes in the mountains. Mae West dictates a tan producing story. Carole Lombard redecorates her patio with white furniture and blue lights.
South Sudbury reports a Boy Scouts trip that began at 2.45 Monday morning. Scout Master Rev Albert Reynolds and five boys Parker Bartlett Jason Taylor Donald Bowery David Bentley and Alan Bowery form the group bound for Maitland Bridge Nova Scotia with a return planned July 4 or 6. Miss Miriam Woodberry will lead the Memorial Church pulpit next Sunday.
A community meeting at Acton Improvement Rooms on Tuesday elected Thomas Yetman as scout master and George A. Braman as assistant. Yetman is a graduate of Acton High School and Boston College with youth experience. Braman teaches Manual Arts at Acton High School and studied at Wentworth Institute.
Timber from wild cherry trees is sought after by cabinet makers for its excellent polishing quality. The demand highlights the tree species as a preferred wood for fine furniture and decorative work.
A group of ladies from the local church and Pastor Rev Glenn W Douglass met at the church last Wednesday to spend the day cleaning. Donated funds aided the effort and the Sunday School rooms show the result. The crowd enjoyed fellowship and a spontaneous piano sing after the work. Others are invited to attend this week on Wednesday at 10 oclock. bring lunch and join the effort.
The Navajo people reject eating the smallest robe of the liver, claiming it would cause them to lose friends and invite social hardship. The statement reflects traditional beliefs surrounding taboo foods and social bonds within the community.
Middlesex Laundry and Arlington battled to a 1 1 tie as rain halted play in the sixth inning with bases loaded and two out. George Johnson worked for Arlington while Tom King managed the Laundry club, with Barret and Donnelly among the notable standouts as the field flooded and the game was called.
July 4 lawn party plans by Church of Christ with Bafta Club and Brotherhood. James Rowse from Old Billerica Road vacationing in New Hampshire with his wife and son. Neighbors' Night at the Ford Grange drew Tyngsboro Reading Billerica and W visits with a late program and refreshments. Class Day exercises set for Wednesday. Bedford Band opened gimmer band concerts. A missing man from Bedford was found home with his young man.
A fragmentary historic notice describes ladies selling sanitary items including rubber aprons and belts. The text is partially garbled but indicates a public sale of sanitary goods with mentions of napkin-related items and a local context.
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