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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1938
Page
8
Teammates elected a top player who ranked third high scorer in the County League while a Tufts freshman, Humphrey Hoemer, earned numerals for indoor track work this past winter. Community notices follow with a church supper and club gatherings in West Concord.
James Cullinane signs for baseball this year in North Carolina and will start his new job soon. John Biondo moves into Fairhaven Road. A class session was held at 2:30 pm at the Boston Consolidated Gas Auditorium on Walden Street. Beharrell Brothers construction progress noted. The Ladies Auxiliary American Legion County Council met at Bedford Veterans Hospital with a 1 pm luncheon. Company H conducted drill at the State Armory. Patriots Day dance set for April 19 at the state armory with tickets via members or at the door. Westal Church Ladies Union Food Sale at Adams & Bridges on Friday at 2:30 pm, April 11.
Mr and Mrs Robert J. M Underhill return home on Garland road after weeks of skiing in Austria and Switzerland. Mr and Mrs man Wheeler now reside in Concord. Mrs Wheeler arrived several days ago from the Emuda Ranch in Wickenburg Arizona where she spent the winter.
Fragmentary text references a local event about a bridge project and church, with unclear dates or participants. The readable parts name Hind men Fund and First pa Citurch, suggesting a community notice about infrastructure and a local church.
Mr and Mrs Pod A Laughlin and Andrew Hy burn will return this weekend after an extensive European trip. The journey included hunting and skiing in Switzerland, with a 308 bh v show and a daily fresh produce market find. Special advance orders are offered for out of season fruits and vegetables.
The Concord Musical Club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sherman Hoer. Mr Carl Dreyfus spoke on Dr Serge Koussevitsky, whom with Mrs Konesvitsky she numbers among her intimate friends.
The obituary recalls a service with Rev Caulfield and Rev Hodg. Deacon, assisted by Janet Robert and James Poems. Pallbearers include Nicholas Kane, Hilary Kane, John Carney, and Raymond Carney. Burial followed in the parish cemetery under Michael McNiff’s charge.
Mrs. George F. Curzan of Wilmington will speak on Life to the Kentucky Highlands at the Old Concord Chapter, B.A.R. meeting on April 2 at the Chapter House. Mrs. Charles K. Houghton of Titletown will serve as chairwoman of the hostesses.
The Peoples Thee Ushers upset the Hudson squad 45 to 25 as Tony Columbo guided a smooth attack. Star guard Tony Lubin sparked the pace with 17 points and Jod Jumbo added eight as the Ushers built a commanding lead and coasted to the win. Sendar and Barg stood out for the losers with steady play.
Ralph L. DeGregory, senior clerk in Boston, is promoted to receiving teller at the Waltham Branch office. He succeeds Thomas J. Carney of Lincoln, who becomes principal clerk in the Brton office. DeGregory takes the post after April first.
Don Fabens and Hig Orchestra headline the Marlboro State Armory event this Saturday night with the Three Burnett Sisters and the Sweethearts of the Air. Henny Kelleher shines on trumpet while critics praise New England’s favorite dance ensemble for a lively program.
Special to This Paper Boston March 30 water officials from Beverly Salem and other towns objected to a bill allowing fishing in water sources. Arthur D Weston C Sanitary Engineer cited health, necessity and constitutionality concerns. Beverly Salem chair Oss noted high costs for Wenham Lake protection and a posted lake warning. the bill’s supporters included Walker Braintree water board Harrington Wetherill Albington Rockland Roger Este y Danvers and Harold Brigham Marlboro.
Classified ad promotes New-Bendix Home Laundry at W. A. Freeman Co on Main Street Maynard. Contact details not provided. promotes laundry services and location.
Funeral services for Mrs Frances Marlboro, a former resident of the city, were held yesterday morning at Sampson Funeral Home in Brockton. Rev W B Miller of Brockton Unitarian Church conducted the service and a vocal tribute was provided.
Hudson and Cianti of New Marlboro appeared in the city police court this morning on a change of assault and battery charge against Linwood Hurd of 8 High Street Marlboro. Gianti was granted a continuance of his case to next Wednesday.
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