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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1934

Page

6

Vegetarian Lent Dinner Ideas From FIOMEMAKERS

A farming era guide suggests meatless menus for Lent with family friendly dishes. It lists recipes like Salmon and Pickle Loaf and a baked onion casserole, plus a mix of soups, custards, and tarts, with servings and oven times.

Conflicting Orders Delay Marlboro Rewiring Plan

Marlboro officials face a clash over layoff quotas and skilled workers as a CWA official in Boston reportedly authorized extra electricians for rewiring at fire stations and city hall. Wire Inspector Gaynor announces authorization to hire three more electricians while Engineer Granger travels to Boston to resolve the order conflict.

Marlboro CWA Boston City Hall Gaynor

Local Names Appearing in Sidelight Column

A fragmented list of individuals includes Mazie Miss Vera Rewchuck John Sullivan Miss Mary Capone and Mr Charles E Kenney among others with roles described as magazine salesmen and junior positions in a city column. The note mentions Superintendent Ernest P. Carr and a comedian figure in a casual reference.

Cole Ernest P. Carr Mazie Vera Rewchuck John Sullivan James Press Mary Capone Charles E Kenney Junior Axton Wand Albert Blackman

Confirmation at St Mark's School Names 14 Pupils

Rev Henry Knox Sherrill bishop of Boston officiated at a class of Confirmation in the St Mark's School chapel yesterday afternoon. Fourteen pupils were confirmed in the ceremony.

St. Mark’s School Roudhoro—Righ Henry Knox Sherrill Boston St. Mark's School

Hodgman Funeral to Be Held Thursday at Prank E Child

The funeral service for Charles N. Hodgman will be held Thursday at 2 pm at the Prank E Child funeral parlor on Newton Street. Hodgman died at City Home where he had lived for six years.

Charles N. Hodgman Newton Street Mr. Hodgman

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