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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1935
Page
5
In a tense scene Kenton Jones and St Marie discuss a planned confrontation as Alan LeMay characters plan action. Ken warns of force while Marie questions the motive and legality, implying a looming showdown and potential legal jeopardy for Joe.
Kentucky Jones rides west at dawn to find Lee Bishop amid the Bar Hook aftermath. Joe St. Marie’s confession ties Campo Ragland to a deadly murder, while Billy Petersen's fate and Jean’s guarded coolness color the Rimrock conflict as Kentucky aims to prevent a dangerous showdown.
Kentucky Jones and Lee Bishop chase clues in Trap Canyon as two riders vanish into thin air. The pair plot a bold jump across a five foot coulee to reach safety, wary of a hidden malignance in the range.
A meditation on true riches beyond money focusing on Paul Colossians and Christ Jesus. It argues that lasting wealth is found in the assurance of God's love and the law of Love, not in material abundance, citing Mary Baker Eddy and Christian Science themes.
Mr and Mrs Henry Hudson of Sudbury visited friends in town Miss R Adelaide Witham of Concord Road spent a few days with friends in Gardner last week.
Memorial service held at seven o'clock at the Methodist church for Rev and Mrs A J Hall and Mrs An Clarke. Services continue at Mt Pleasant with veterans, songs and brief addresses at each lot. All are invited to attend these community services.
The Union Memorial Service will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church at 11 am. Rev. Albert Reynolds of South Sudbury will deliver the sermon with invitations extended by the American Legion Women’s Auxiliary and patriotic organizations.
The boundary got its name from Jeremiah Dixon and was surveyed with Col. Alexander McLean and Joseph Neville in 1782 for 35 miles. It runs to latitude 39 degrees 43 minutes 26.3 seconds and has been cited in political history as the northern limit of slave territory.
A fragmentary note describes the teapot's origin tracing to late Neolithic and early Frag periods. It mentions pottery traditions and evolving vessel forms suggesting a lineage from simple pots to teapot shapes. Further analysis is needed to confirm typology and cultural context.
Wayland edged Acton High 4 3 at Jones Community Field after a costly sixth inning error spree. Fred Lawrence struck out 12, allowed four hits, and preserved the slim lead through the final frames, while Acton rallied with two runs in the second and a late push that fell short. Sudbury visits Acton on Thursday, May 23.
Memorial Day observance to be led by VFW Post and auxiliaries with St. Bridget’s Cadets and Children of Mary and local schoolchildren. Procession starts 1045 AM on Nason and Summer to Memorial Park then Glenwood cemetery for GAR Spanish War Women’s Relief Corps and World War veteran grave decorations.
Juniors assist the Legion Auxiliary next Monday night for the Poppy Safe weekend event led by Nellie Wolcott. Funds raised support welfare relief for veterans.
Lloyds, formed in London in the seventeenth century and incorporated in 1871, gathers underwriters at coffee houses. It operates as a society guiding member firms, and publishes maritime intelligence via Lloyds List, the world’s oldest current newspaper aside from one exception.
Immense 40 foot walls of Carefold remain well preserved drawing visitors to pond sightseeing. Cartagena’s famed monuments include San Pedro Claver Church, the saint’s tomb, and La Popa Hill with ruins of a white convent and lingering legends of the Madre de Popa.
A health note explains the human skeleton has joints and connections totaling about 230 movable elements. It outlines how bones meet at joints and how cartilage and ligaments support movement and stability.
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