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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1935

Page

2

Eye Lens Hints Age and Death Link Revealed by Scientist

Dr Felix Bernstein of Columbia University tells the National Academy of Science in Chicago that eye lens aging reflects overall aging and may predict lifespan. The article notes a brutal incident of frightenings leading to a boy's death and criticizes such cruelty while touching on political rhetoric and global events.

Felix Bernstein Columbia University National Academy of Science Chicago

Archaeology Term Artifact Distinguishes Handiwork Goods

An artifact term in archaeology marks objects produced by human workmanship. It distinguishes simple crafted items in art from natural objects.

Maynard Couple Wed In St Casimir Church

Miss Helen Anne Sienkiewicz wife of Adolph P. Chyzus wed at St. Casimir's church in a spring ceremony. The couple, praised for their popularity, plan to live on High street after a Bermuda honeymoon. Guests traveled from multiple cities and the reception followed at the church with Dancewicz's orchestra.

Maynard Helen Anne Sienkiewicz Stanley Sienkiewicz Main Street Adolph P. Chyzus Andrew Chyzus Fairfield Street St. Casimir’s Church Jonis S. Dziok Theresa Wasiuk Francis Piecewicz Genevieve Cheslak Stanley Siemenack Vionett Mary Sienkiewicz Lucille Parray Gladys Mikijaniece Sophie Selewich Hadson Virginia Andreuskiewicz Helen Seczerzen Maynard Board of Health Middlesex Laundry Maynard Sheiks Aesabet Mills Bermuda High Street

Maynard Seniors Form Committees for Commencement

The Maynard Senior class named committees for commencement including class gift and outing with members Edward O'Donnell Elvis Nyholm Elizabeth Mahoney Arne Aho Joseph Minko Robert McGarry Ruth Fayton Helen Weckstrom and others. Stanley Piecewicz and Peter Chateranski join a general committee and Ruth Wilson serves as class advisor.

Edward O'Donnell Elvis Nyholm Elizabeth Mahoney Arne Aho Joseph Minko Robert McGarry Elvi Nyholm Ruth Fayton Helen Weckstrom Ruth Rayton Russell Jordan Ine Allen Vincent Labowicz Stanley, Piecewicz Peter Chateranski

St George's Church Service and Church School Schedule

St George's Church on Summer Street near Florida Road announces Holy Communion at 8 am on Sunday May 19 led by Rector Landsdowne Rev Gurdette. Members of Girls Friendly Society and Young Peoples Fellowship to receive at 9:30 am church school session.

Summer Street Florida Road Gurdette Landsdowne Girls Friendly Society Young Peoples Fellowship

Edwards Quimby Post Rebukes Methodist Conference

Acton Massachusetts Edwards Quimby Post 145 American Legion adopts resolutions accusing Rev J Lester Hankins of seeking outside compensation for attacks on the Legion and urges church reform while noting the church’s decline and schisms before offering cautious dialogue. Kate E Hosmer dies in Jefferson New Hampshire aged 67.

Acton Edwards Quimby Post American Legion Massachusetts New England Methodist Conference Post North Bridge Concord Massachusetts, 6Th Infantry United States American Legion Hall West Acton Edwards-Quimby Post J. Lester ‘Hawkins Methodist Church idwaras-Quamcy Post New England Conference Mr. Hankins New England Methodist “Conference New England

Hold Joint Guest Night At Concord Church

Concord men and women gathered for a joint guest night at the Trinitarian Congregational Church banquet hall May 7. Mrs Ole Olsen led hospitality while Herbert A Brown chaired the men's meeting. Miss Sheehan played violin with Miss Lundstrom, a trio accompanied by Joseph Bartolomeo, and Jessie Potter sang with readings by Katheryn Towne of Medford.

Concord Concord Men's Club Woman's Union Trinitarian Congregational Church Ole Olsen Herbert A. Brown Josephine Sheehan Eisa Lundstrom Vielin Joseph Bartolomeo Clarine T

Sanborns Celebrate 59th Wedding Anniversary at West Acton

Mr and Mrs Philamon Sanborn quietly marked their 59th anniversary at home in West Acton. They wed in Manchester by the Sea with Mrs Sanborn born Sarah Kitfield of that town. He long served as landscaper for T Jefferson Coolidge of Manchester. They have a son Everett R in West Acton a daughter Mrs Alice Lycette of Hudson and three grandchildren.

West Acton Philamon Sanborn Manchester-by-the-Sea

Acton Woman’s Club Elects Officers at May Meeting

More than fifty members and guests attended a May luncheon at the club house. Mrs John Upton of Dunstable led the event with tulip and dorscythian decor. Annual meeting elected officers for the next year with Durkee as president and Rawiteer as vice president. Plans were made for a June Rockport picnic. Mrs Grace Sears, retiring president, was honored with a luncheon and silver candle sticks.

Acton Acton Woman's Club John Upton Dunstable William Sears Thomas Drummond Albert P. Durkee Ethel Rawiteer Marjorie Brown Charles Léebiied Andrew S Philips Curtis Fairbanks William Kilmartin American Home Joseph FitzGibbons Hope Holland Carrie Tirrell Frank Farrar Wendell F Davis Charles Willett Rockport EB R Gage Lowell Grace Sears

Maynard Citizen Offers $200 Toward Town House Remodel

A Maynard citizen pledges to match the town dollar up to 200 for an architect to submit remodeling plans for the Town House. The offer remains open until noon May 16, with Rev. Matthew A. Vance handling replies to the selectmen. The donor's name is not disclosed.

Maynard Matthew A. Vance Vance

Nurse Reports April Visits and Health Actions

Miss dith B. Foster, school nurse, logged 95 school visits and 93 home visits in April. She examined 246 pupils, treated 178, referred 39 to a doctor and 85 to a dentist, and excluded 20 for contagious or suspected illness.

Roosevelt School Martin

Jones Field Development Plans Tabled by South Acton Association

The South Acton Athletic Association met at the fire house to discuss Jones Community field development and summer mowing equipment readiness. A field day committee of Waldo Flint Don Fullenton and Clare Milbery was named for Labor Day events while Herbert Merriam suffered a fractured arm sliding into second base, likely sidelining him for the season. Backstop duties will be handled by Charlie Callanan George Morse and Ansil Smart.

South Acton Athletic Association Fire House Jones Community Field Waldo Flint Don Fullenton Claré Milbery Herbert Merriam Charlie Callanan George Morse Ansil Smart

Marriage Intentions Filed in West Concord

Lillian Ethel O'Donnell of 1 Grant Street and Edward Albert Boreson of 413 Main Street West Concord filed marriage intentions with the clerk.

Lillian Ethel O'Donnell Grant Street Edward Albert Boreson Main _ street West Concord

Maynard Glee Club Wins New England Contest Title

The Maynard Glee Club of Charles A Welchlodge A F A M won first prize in the small chorus class at the New England Federation of Glee Clubs contest held in Martford last Saturday. Gavin Taylor Jr. conducts the club which will perform in Hudson tonight.

Maynard Maynard, Anchor and Ark Charles A. Welchlodge Glee Clubs New England Luta New Emgland Federation of Glee Clubs Martford Gavin Taylor Jr Glee Club Hudson

Concord Knights of Columbus Visit to Boston Chapter

Concord Council 287 of the Knights of Columbus hosted a Boston Chapter gathering on May 7 marking the first joint event. Twenty three of fifty Councils sent reps including Dr William L Moriarty of Jamaica Plain Council and James Terry Faithful Navigator. Grand Knight Whalen led local arrangements with Terence J McHugh and George Lawton directing lectures and refreshments.

Concord Annals of Concord Knights of Columbus Concord Council Boston Goncord William L Moriarty Wagan Jamica Plain James Terry

Mothers Day Observed With Church Program

Mothers Day was observed at Union Congregational church with Rev. Matthew A. Vance delivering a sermon and four new members admitted. Flowers in memory of departed mothers were provided by their families. Willis Stockbridge led a Mothers Day program for the Young People group. The Young Women's Service Group hosted by Miss Ruby Hamlin visited Worcester for a Garden party Monday night. Rev. Glen Douglas of Acton spoke to the Men's Fraternal league in the church vestry last night. The Phila thea class met at Mrs. H. H. Young's home. Miss Helen Topping of Japan, former secretary to Kagawa, will speak at church tomorrow evening.

Union Congregational Church Matthew A. Vance Willis Stockbridge Ruby Hamlin Worcester Glen Douglas Acton Philathea H. H. Young Helen Topping Japan Kagawa

Party Honors Bride To Be Miss Chiteranski

More than 150 friends gathered in the parish hall of a Russian Orthodox church to honor Missie Chuteranski, who will wed Walter Larkin on June 2. The event featured gifts, a social hour, vocal and instrumental solos, games, dancing, and luncheon with guests from Boston Whitham and Hudson.

Maynard Ie Chiteranski Chuteranski Walter Larkin Boston Whitham Hudson

Concord Garden Club Annual Flower Show Opens

The Garden Club of Concord hosts a Flower Show at the Girl Scout Community House on May 22 from 2 to 9 pm and May 23 from 10 am to 6 pm. Competitions include tulip arrangements, still life with flowers, and junior classes with rules on prize eligibility and entry times.

Concord Garden Club Girl Scout Community House The Garden Club of Concord Danforth W. Comins Elizabeth Alexander William Bartlett John Bordman Robert M. Bowen Arthur B. Brooks Stedman Buttrick William A. Buttrick George P. Matcalf Edward W. Moore Thomas L. Sanborn Theodore L. Smith Louis A. Sohier Clement B. Tower Ross K. Whiton Leon F. Foss H. Robert Bygrave W. C Arthur Brooks Frederick W. Eaton Ion Toe Jobuee Girt Scout Community House Tee

Maynard Considers New Library Building Plan

A dialogue notes plans for a public library on the West Side Park near the Comfort Station. Citizens discuss state approval, cost savings of about one third, and placing a creditable building in an optimal location for the town.

Gretna Green: Sue to Scotland's Elopement Hub

Gretna Green in southern Scotland near the England border has a history as a favored elopement destination due to its lenient marriage laws. The village's notoriety stems from couples seeking quick clandestine weddings across the border.

Gretna Green Scotland England

Local Chess Club Names 3 Players and Honorary Member

Prane Play ward Donohue and Mildred Holly with Alice Johnson listed as an announcer and praised as a good one. A letters winner is noted for the ary Guild.

Ward Donohue Mildred Holly Alice. Johnson Eeary Guild

Milk Cooler Factory Set to Open in Clinton

The Cooper Cooler Inc will ship the first units from its Clinton factory located in a vacant mill. The project includes a milk cooler for Reed of Booth Acton and marks a new firm entering local production.

Clinton Herbert Reed Booth Acton Cooper Cooler Inc

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