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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1938
Page
4
An editor’s office notes telephone publication and weekly rates for advertising space. Rates listed include 1.00 per inch with various insertions and discounts scaled to length, indicating a mid 20th century newspaper ad policy.
Fragmentary text mentions a church service in New York and Maine with scattered words about a 54 foot match and ocean context. Key names and dates are unreadable, making precise summary impossible.
A garbled passage references medical terms and patient interactions. It mentions a doctor in New York and a focus on prescription forms, patient honesty, and perception of cleanliness, with disrupted dialogue and unclear context.
Life is complex in home design as decorators Kimball New York and Girard Chicago urge matching interiors to the hostess personality. They stress considering background and temperament before planning to ensure the home reflects the woman who presides.
Emily Post, famed etiquette authority, reportedly indulged in lingonberries and relaxed elbow on table posture during a Gourmet Society international dinner in New York. The event showcased English pheasant, champagne, sauerkraut, ragout fin en coquille, and other lavish dishes as a model of sociable elegance.
A fragmented historical column discusses spelling shifts such as alight versus all right, notes Congress may tax its own pay and face defeat, mentions a son of God rumor, ads for nickel drinks at the World Fair, and a Russia purge policy rumor, ending with medical and social asides about life and bridge players.
The National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters, linking 32 members, predicts nine of ten motorists will benefit soon. The plan would adjust territorial rates with many changes, while accident histories drive rate fairness. Officials expect overall liability rates to fall as claim experiences improve.
The Austrian chancellor speaks for national self assertion amid Berchtesgaden pact pressure. He defends independence and national spirit while acknowledging Nazi influence and external interference. Washington era tone notes fascist threats and the fragile state of Austria under looming Germany.
Acton faced Concord in a girls basketball game with Concord winning 43 to 18. Acton scorers included M McGuire while Concord’s O'Brien led scoring. lineups list Downey Downey McGuire Larsen MacDougall Thatcher and Concord with O'Brien Mansfield Laughlin Kinsler Coolidge Capotosta Dronece.
In a cramped rooming house Mir iam and I watch a window washer who, mistaking his task for a spring herald, ends his day in a dreary retreat. The exchange turns to jokes about art and spring ecstasies as the man slips from view.
The article notes a global Sunday Lesson Sermon on March 13 with the Bible passages from Luke and Philippians and a quoted Science and Health text by Mary Baker Eddy. It describes the weekly Wednesday evening reading in the Reading Room and cites the concept that God supplies all needs and that all creatures receive food from divine care.
Weather helped turnout as Bedford town voters elected Herbert L. Clark to health director by 98 over James Joyce after caucus defeat. Dr Rogers won health, Tackney beat Jens for planning board, and a full slate of town offices was listed with names for selectmen assessor treasurer and other posts.
Tables were in play at the weekly K of C whist party and prizes were awarded to Mrs. and others. The report records a lively evening with multiple winners and a social gathering following play.
Sunday activities include church school at 10:45 and Morning Worship with a sermon Hot Saw Way Out. children's story That Coat of Many Colors. Evening Lent service in vestry led by Rev Norman Keller I Can. Christian Endeavor youth in charge. Prayer meeting Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Gospel of Mark study continues. March Teacher's meeting Wednesday 7:30. Junior Endeavor Friday 3:30 p.m.
Rev. Edward P. Daniels will lead the morning service at the First Parish in Concord Church School this Sunday with a sermon and religious instruction for the school children.
Rev. Charles Russell Peck conducts Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and Morning Prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. in Trinity Episcopal Church.
Rev W F Shaughnessy pastor leads daily masses at 7 am First Friday masses at 5 30 am and 7 am Benediction on Sundays at 6 pm in this Catholic parish daily schedule listing
Saint Bernard’s Church announces Sunday Masses at 8:15 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. with benediction after the late Mass. First Friday Masses at 5:46 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. Devotions at 7:45 p.m. First Friday evening service and weekday Masses at 7:00 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. Parish priests are Rev. William H. Finnick and Rev. George Mulcahey.
Rev. Otto Rafos leads Sunday School at 11 a m Y PS at 6 p m and Evening Service at 7 30 p m in the Evangelical Free Church with pastoral guidance and worship offerings for the week.
A midweek devotional service is planned at Maynard Finnish Congregational Church on Thursday evening, followed by a social hour. Sponsors of the coffee table are Mr and Mrs Henry Lautola. The R Society met for election.
Friends announce L S Perkins near recovery after Arlington Symmes hospital operation. John L Jewett and wife return from Florida to Verro Beach while visiting son. Charles Purcell ill in Massachusetts General Hospital. Bedford holds a charity bridge and whist party at Town hall with prizes and a PTA event planned at the school auditorium. Mrs Esth Sullivan improves after flu. Bedford Women’s Community Club hosted a Japanese Chinese prints talk. Local voters report Agrillo returns from hospital to cast ballot. Police off duty due to eye cold. Chief Sullivan on night duty. Lotte J Peterson enjoys a Bermuda vacation. Palmier home closed during absence.
Laurence P., Executive Secretary of Massachusetts Unemployment Compensation Commission, announced figures for February payments under the new law. Checks totaling 46,391 were disbursed in Marlboro Maynard and surrounding communities, with Middlesex and Essex counties also affected.
A fragment notes looming horrors tied to Erasmus for readers with no prior experience. The line implies growing danger and unfamiliarity among newcomers, signaling a tense climate and potential hardship ahead.
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