Concord Briefs Describe Mahogany Carving and Teak Doors
The report details a mahogany carving seven feet four inches and a pair of teak doors nine feet one inch by seven feet four inches with intricate carvings.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1938
Page
8
The report details a mahogany carving seven feet four inches and a pair of teak doors nine feet one inch by seven feet four inches with intricate carvings.
Mrs Edward McManus serves on the committee arranging entertainment for the clubs dancing party Friday evening at the Hotel Sheraton in Boston. Mr and Mrs Eugene Kreetzer journeying to North Carolina by automobile with a three week trip planned. Arthur Helsher named on Bowdoin College Honors List as senior math major, student assistant, and president of Der Deutsche Verein. Frank Seimone convalescing after returning home Beara stt released from Massachusetts Central Hospital for a leg ailment.
Frederick R. Child Jr action director for a 60 minute strel show scheduled tomorrow and Saturday at the Elizabeth Peabody Playhouse on Charles Street Boston by the district auxiliaries of the Women’s Association of the Massachusetts Osteopathic Hospital and Clinics of Jamaica Plain. Robert J Felch named to Lehigh University Honor Roll first semester as a freshman in the College of Engineering. Marion Finchsbart accepted for a training course starting September at Evangeline Booth Maternity Hospital Boston. Gertrude Knutson accepted by same hospital to begin training in May.
Local afternoon lecture announces a two forty five start on current events at Consolidated Gas Company street in Boston. Community notices include a birth at Richardson House to Graves and Sally Shaw Faversham Jr. and reports on sermons at Cambridge Christ Church Middlesex School and West Concord Union Church. Rotary Club meets with speaker John E. Daniels of Associated Industries of Massachusetts leading a session.
Maynard shoppers are invited to visit W. A. Freeman Co. at 50 Main St. for the New Bendix Home Laundry. The advertisement highlights modern laundry equipment and convenient service for local customers.
In a hard fought clash, the Peerless five edged the Ushers as overtime decided the winner. Slatkavitz and Malloy led with 31 points, while Joe Columbo starred for the Ushers countering from tough angles. Officials drew criticism from the Ushers, with Ed Ryan aligned to Peerless.
In a return contest on the Shamrocks’ court the Peoples Theatre Ushers took a comfortable lead and won 28416. Tony Labin scored enough to tie the opponents’ total. Tripp was expelled after four personal fouls as the rough play flared.
Final Torch preparations proceed as attendance shifts amid colds. New music supervisor Moran from Newton will lead the program from Wednesday, aiding plans for April Essay Reading, May Exhibition, and June graduation. Acton trustees allocate 300 for transferring books to South and West Acton libraries, while student librarians assist. The interclass basketball tournament ends with Senior B winning. awards to follow.
Mr and Mrs B F Townsend express appreciation for the cards flowers and personal calls received on their 50th wedding anniversary.
The Boothroyd family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for support during their bereavement. Special thanks go to Maynard Post Vic W and Auxiliary and for the beautiful flowers.
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