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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1934
Page
2
In ward 2 of the city the Democratic party held a meeting at 2 Washington Court. The complete organization was selected and Simard was elected, with Henry Bergeron present at the home gathering.
Miss Irene Hekkala at 13 Harrison Street enjoys a birthday party Friday with a music program and refreshments. She receives many beautiful presents as friends gather in a festive junior social scene.
Worship times at 9 30 a m and 10 45 a m with the pastor delivering the third sermon in Lent on the Lord s Prayer Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread Adventuren in World Friends discusses The Religions Situation in Germany Guest Rev Alfred Vu Biss of Home Missions at the State Conference will speak March 14 7145 9m week service
Corinthian Lodge A F and A M will meet in the Masonic Temple on Monday evening with Worshipful Master William H Dawis of Lincola presiding.
In Division 56 the Hibernians host a supper night with the Minute Men and Knights in a tight match. Scores show the Knights 36, Minute Men 34, with total season standings near 692 tied. an auto fire near Walden Pond caused brief alarm. the Ancient Order plans an Irish Night fundraiser from 10 to 1 with Colonial Club orchestra for dancing.
Middlesex area stand operators from various towns convene to discuss licensing, compliance, and collective bargaining. Representatives outline common challenges and seek regional guidance on permits and revenue sharing.
On February 2 the New England milk shed program officials discussed equalization and share ratings. A long talk covered licensing. The next meeting is March 6 at 1 30 pm in the Veterans Building with Professor Westcott addressing the New England dairy situation in detail.
An advertisement argues luxuries hinder progress yet urges saving. It promotes Concord Co operative Bank offering a plan where most adults can save at least one dollar weekly or five dollars monthly, growing to one thousand dollars at maturity. It notes February series and targets adult savers.
A sectional 4H rally for club members and friends in Concord and Lincoln will be at Banks School Waltham on Saturday March 16 from 10 to 12. The program includes 44H club songs lantern College with speaker and four contests a song contest for trials clubs a stunt contest for boys clubs an identification contest and an attendance contest. Ribbons will be awarded to winners and to clubs with 100 percent attendance.
Robert Parke was high scorer in the whist panty held at the Elks on Thursday evening under P George and Harold Tompkins, winning the first prize trophy. Others in order of scores included Mrs Bridie Murphy Mrs Alice M Boyce Thomas Du Berger Mrs Mary Ryan and several more. The door prize went to Mrs
The fragment speaks of divine laws given by the Father to believers who claim the title of sons of John 3:8. It hints at scriptural authority and identity within early Christian discourse and cites passages related to spiritual lineage.
Rev Edward P Daniela of Pia CORA WS sees morning service at 9.45 with Sunday sermon at 11 focusing on Our Religion and This Society later with Rev Arthur Beckett of the Congregational Society, evening Lenten meeting in vestry and church events through March 14.
A fragmented report mentions interference at a school related to a person labeled Mr. and a potential candidate M. The article hints at concerns about an external or internal influence affecting school matters. Further readable details are unavailable.
A notice states a deposit book is lost. At Middlesex Institution for Law, payment by J. W. Ballou assistant treasurer Mass. dated February 27 1934 with subsequent dates February 28 March 7 and 14.
Middlesex county notice sets a 1934 public auction for a 14 acre parcel known as the Aldrich Place in West Acton. Judge Maynard Trust Company creditor terms name George T Weaver as debtor. Auction takes place March 31 1934 at 1 PM from Framingham office and residence on Cochituate Road.
Under the direction of Mrs Wing and Miss Everett of the Home Makers Institute of Boston the event featured a bridge benefit. Mrs Irving 8 Duren won the cook book prize.
The Community Men group announces a Sunday evening meeting on March 11 at 7 30. The gathering aims to discuss prison problems amid broad public interest.
Mrs Hane W Saba Bee presided at the Ladies Missionary meeting at West Concord Union Church. Rev Russell J May of Acton attended along with Mrs William A Rodday and other attendees. The gathering focused on church activities and outreach for October.
A Concord whist event hosted by Anparapac Grange at Mrs. Elwood P. Sweet’s residence concluded a series with Howard V. Edwardson taking first prize and Miss Ruth Hendrickson earning third. Second prize went to Miss Buxton, and consolation prizes to Mr. and Mrs. Hoel Hinman. The series winner was Ruth Hendrickson, with Elwood P. Sweet receiving a $1 prize. A new series will start March 17 at Miss Elizabeth Connell’s home. Next Grange gathering is March 12 in Warner Hall with Concord Maynard and Agnursnac Granges providing entertainment.
Fragmentary note mentions Reverend Alfred Wi Scone and a church school event or lesson on a subject titled Pract with a delay or delay-related context. No clear date or location provided.
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