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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1935

Page

4

Party Guests List Aided by Mrs Bari Hostess

A social note lists attendees including Bariteau Schwab Sette Preinklein Palmer Laura Merrill White Pride Mrs Ossen Mabel Tobin Sheridan Sheehan Cleary Mary Cook William Reid. Mrs Catherine Bari will host the Monday evening gathering.

E Bariteau Schwab Sette Preinklein Palmer Laura Merrill Suite ‘ White Pride Mrs Ossen Mabel Tobin Ine Sheridan Gusie Sheehan Cleary Mary Cook William Reid Catherine Bari

Parish Whist Party At George's Church

Parish whist event at George's Church last Saturday raised prizes won by Mrs Mabel Jamieson. Proceedings noted several attendees including Louise Comeau Mary Don Eva Duckworth Mabel Pai Mrs Laubenstein Harold A N Taylor and Margaret. Next night a de ar prize was awarded to Mrs Mabel Jamieson.

Miss Bett Guell Eao Goeth Elected Class President

Members of the Men's Club enjoyed the weekly meeting with a portion of regular business. Virginia Piims Virginia Bowry Nancy and Barbara Way attended and contributed to discussions during the session.

Bett Guellea Goeth Lasell Calla Tak Ua Aberet Trams Virginia Piims Virginia Bowry Nancy Barbara Way

Persia's Long-Lived History Cited In Fragmentary Note

The fragment hints at a timeline extending at least 890 years in Persia, mentioning enduring historical periods and regional longevity. No clear event or person is specified, leaving a partial reference to ancient Persian chronology.

Persia

Owls Sunned in Daylight Preface Morning Rest

A Pearson's Weekly note explains that owls do not shun the sun but enjoy sunning themselves before retiring to sleep in the morning. The observation highlights daytime basking as part of their routine.

Pearson's Weekly

Evangelism Couple from Boston to Lead Evening Services

The Gospel Team of Boston led by evangelist Mr. Whittemore and his wife, a cello artist, conducts daily 7:46 pm services with special early influence on youth. They plan Sunday sessions on March 31 at 10 45 and 7 00, inviting all to attend.

Boston Cam Bill’ Whittemore New Eng Whittemore Gordon College

Land of Contrasts on Java Island

The island of Java blends primitive and modern life with blow-pipes still used in forests yet traversed by vast electrical mains. The Banidoeng wireless station is described as the world’s most powerful.

Java Banidoeng

Louis Chaffin 82. Acton resident celebrated at home

Friends and neighbors honored Louis Chaffin on his 82nd birthday March 20 at his Homestead Street home in West Acton. Born March 20, 1853 in East Acton, he spent his life in town and worked 52 years in the hay and grain business before retiring eight years ago.

Louis Chaffin Homestead Street West Acton Mr. Chaffin East Acton Acton Emery Taylor Center School Edwin Clark Parker Allen Brooks Parker George TH Reed Hall Brothers Lfe West Acton Baptist Church, Acton Lodge, Oof, Winona Rebekahs Charles A Welch Lodge AF & A M Maynard

Acton Garden Club Holds Largest Meeting of Season

Acton Garden Club met at Mrs. Joseph Pitzgibbons home with Mrs. Fitzgibbons hosting April and May sessions. Five new members joined as plans for a rock garden at Acton High School and a August flower show emerged under care of Mrs. Bond and Mrs. Howe.

Acton Acton Garden Club Joseph Pitzgibbons Acton High Mie O. H. Howe Henrietta Torsleff Charles Baxter W. Stuart Allen Boston Robert M. Bowen Concord Garden Club

Brayden Chosen H S Baseball Captain For Maynard Team

Brayden, elected captain at a special lettermen meeting, succeeds Johnnie Flaherty who quit to enter Boston College High. Coach Reggie Sawyer conducts indoor practice until outside sessions begin as veterans Liverman Fraser Duggan Chidley Jordan and others return. Pitching prospects include Tronman Lehto Piecewicz O Donnell Brayden and Duggan with a baseball social after Easter to aid the team treasury.

Maynard Frank Hankie Liverman Fraser Duggan Chidley Jordan Aolumae Tronman Lehto Piecewicz Southpaw Ed O'Donnell Atar Hank Brayden Bob Duggan Waster Nine

Wanted For hereework and three girl

Marlboro Enterprise advertises “Write Box L. co.” Marlboro. Contact Tel 1496 W for work opportunities and associated services.

Hereework Three Girl Box L. Co. Marlboro Enterprise Tel Marlboro

Final League Games This Week Close Ac to Acton Bowling League

The Ac ton Bowling League resumes with postponed matches settled and prizes awarded at the annual banquet. The Bears and Woolen Howlers fight for the season title as the Bears won the first half and Woolen Co. leads the standings among teams like Gangsters Merchants and Beach Nuts as week end results are tallied.

West Acton Acton Bears Woolen ’ Howlers Woolen Co Wall Street

To Raise 600 For Playground In Concord

At the first meeting of the executive committee for playground supervision in Concord, letters will be sent to citizens and organization heads to raise 600 dollars for six weeks of supervised play at Emerson Playground and Percy A. Rideout Playground. The committee includes Mrs. Herbert B. Hosmer, Mrs. Edward H. James, Mrs. Rodney E. Pratt, Miss Sabina Coyne, Howard G. Hawkes, Donald L. Loring, Miss Anne Root, and Edward P. Loughlin.

Concord Emerson Playground Concord Center Percy A. Rideout West Concord Edward H. James Lexington Road Citizens On Herbert B. Hosmer Rodney E. Pratt Sabina Coyne Howard G. Hawkes Donald L. Loring Anne Root Edward P. Loughlin

Sunday Game To Determine Town Championship Rubber Match

Maynard and St Casimir battle in Parker street hall at 3 p.m. for the town championship rubber game after each side won a prior close match. Expect a lively crowd and noisy support as revolvers and knives are checked at the door for safety. Tanio Toropa and Mike Zapareski lead their lineups with confidence.

Maynard Tarmos St. Casimir'’s Parker Parker Street Mst Tanio Toropa Mike Zapareski Parker Street Hall

Body Comfort and Heat Loss Rates

Body comfort depends on the rate of body heat loss. If the rate is too fast a chill sensation results. If it is too slow the person feels uncomfortably hot.

Seniors Win For Third Time In Local Inter Class Tourney

The Senior Class won the annual inter class basketball tourney for the third straight year, edging the Juniors 26 to 24 in a neck and neck final at the local high school gym. The second year lassies took the top berth 24 to 19 over the Juniors, with Elvi Nyholm captainess, while the Freshmen and Sophomores also played for third.

Maynard Umerals Labowicz Girdziewski Duggan O'Donnell Aki Lassies Elvi Nyholm Freshies Aili Kahepine Hoffman Ma Hull Higgins Murphy Mildred

Streets Named for Trees in Panhandle Prairie Town

In Panhandle Texas a prairie town with no natural trees has 16 of its 52 streets named for trees reinforcing local naming practices and street grid history.

Panhandle Texas

Concord Rifle Team Beats Waltham in Prone Match

The Concord Red and Gan Club won its rifle match against Waltham with notable scores from M. Bulger 78 96 174 and B. Greno 87 96 188. W. G. Ryan posted 70 96 166 while assistant shooter 6% 174 marked M. Bulger.

Concord Red and Gan Club M. Bulger W. G. Ryan

Poetic Jacticen and the Idea of Justice in Literature

The text defines poetic justice as the ideal form where crime faces punishment and virtue is rewarded. It notes critics of the former pseudoclassical school view this concept as apt for poems, plays, or other literary works.

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