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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1934
Page
3
A terse instruction urges readers to follow simple steps believed to lead to money opportunities. The note emphasizes ease and universal wealth but provides no具体 methods or sources.
Concord High School invites parents and citizens to visit on Monday June 4 to observe pupils and teachers in regular work and view exhibitions in Art Domestic Arts and Mechanic Arts. At 1 50 p m the whole school will present a playground exhibition.
In Concord the First Church of Christ Scientist hosts a Sunday lesson sermon on June 3. The study centers on combating necromancy alias and hypnotism with biblical texts from Psalms Numbers and the Christian Science textbook Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
Court Our Lady Help of Christians Catholic Daughters of America held a banquet and entertainment at the Weyside Inn in Sudbury to end the bowling season. Gifts were awarded to Loretta Carr Dora Jagling Elizabeth Mahoney and ae Krukanis.
The Concord Rotary Club held its Thursday noon meeting at Colonial Inn with President Leslie O. Anderson presiding. Speaker Joseph Dee of Concord captivated attendees with a focused address.
The Emerson Hospital rummage sale reported proceeds of 812.07 with a net profit of 773.12. The committee credited the publicity chair for excellent newspaper articles aiding the event, noting it surpasses earnings from several years.
Rev Smith and Dexter rector emeritus Rev Charles Russell Peck outline a week of services from June 3. Holy Communion at 8:45, church school at 9:30, Holy Communion and sermon at 11, Confirmation Class at 5:15. Bishop Sherrill to preside at Confirmation on June 10. Boston Eth Society visit notes May birthday pilgrimage to poet's grave with Emerson house open.
Dr and Mrs A R Sweeney of Boston visited on Sunday as guests of Dr and Mrs Frank W Clelland. Sweeney serves as medical officer at the immigration station.
Explains en larging by particulars and illustrations. Describes Concord Co operative Bank as simpler than some fear. Highlights depositing on installment plan and earning interest on any amount chosen by the depositor.
A local rumor claims a Concord weekly publisher influenced a town department to halt a half page advertisement. The tale notes the publisher balanced finances while directing policy, drawing mixed reactions about newspaper power and skepticism about the story’s truth.
Mrs Garland and Mrs Lauretta Garland attend Dorothy Hendrickson s wedding and Mrs Garland stays at 219 Main St for a month. William Fought and wife tour Virginia to visit his relatives. Young Republican Club hosts Otis M Whitney with George Tarbell speaker. Mischa Tulin performs Theremin recital at high school May 25. Readers honor roll additions include Joan Richardson Thelma True Mary Tobin and James Rocks. Nourse department store reports robust business after opening on Main Street Concord. Memorial Day services feature Charlie F McCarthy ex Mayor Marlboro at multiple schools. Rev Dr Rihbany ministers Middlesex School service and Henry Stock speaks at Trinity Church. West Concord pupils plan Health Day and field day next Thursday.
The five Bursaw brothers have reorganized as the Bursaw Gas and Oil Company of West Acton. They sever ties with the previous Gaynaed and Ac- Bursaw venture and have completed a change in the old company to pursue independent oil business.
Bishop Spellman of Boston confirmed a large class at St Bernard's with Martin Finnigan and Miss Mary E Harrington as sponsors for boys and girls. The ceremony included a sermon on the Sacrament and Benediction, followed by the hymn Holy God We Praise Thy Name, as families filled the church and roses decorated the altar. The bishop and clergy were hosted at St Bernard's rectory after.
Danforth I Comins captured weekend golf victory at Concord Country Club finishing 2 down. Teammates E Pay son True Ben L Wilson Berkely Wheeler all shot 4 down in a 3 4 handicap par count. The card listed Abibot Pierce Johnson Cushing Warren Hepburn Favereham Wardwell with several 5 down scores.
The annual prize drill of Co. H, 182nd Infantry M. N. G., was held at the State Armory with a large crowd observing. The work of the men was highly commendable and the competition was keen throughout. Judges included Major John C. Dolan Captain Roy F. Goggins Captain Albert Gowan and Lieutenant Elmer at of Company F Waltham.
Under the able direction of Mrs. Jessie Reyne the ladies of the church hold a novel birthday party on Friday June 1. Tables themed by each month will contribute to the entertainment.
Concord edged Winchester High 5 to 1 as Concord scored five runs in the ninth inning while Winchester managed only four. Mare led Concord with three hits in four at bats and DiCicco hit a triple and a single. Steward starred for Winchester with four hits in five at bats and Cullinane handled 11 chances at short without an error.
Miss Bonnie Jean Clelland is elected associate editor of the Hi-O-Hi student newspaper at Oberlin College. The announcement highlights her role and the college publication's leadership lineup.
Rev Frank W Clelland presides at church on Sunday June 3 with school at 10 and worship at 11. Sermon title Metho diam At Work. Inner Circle annual meeting held at Mrs Arthur Carlson home electing President Miss Esther Taylor Vice President Brick Walton Secretary Matt Kent Treasurer Agnes Vantwyver.
Mrs William C Fought of Highland Street hosted a farewell luncheon for her bridge club member Mrs Ring who with her husband has moved to Nashua New Hampshire.
The annual meeting of the Parent Teacher Association elected new officers for the coming year. Officers include President Mrs Winslow J Damon Vice President Mrs Henry W Ventres Secretary Mina Cocrvly Treasurer Mrs Andrew Edwardson. Mr and Mrs William Pought of Highland Street take a three week motor trip through Pennsylvania and Ohio leaving West Saturday.
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