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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1934
Page
3
Informal buffet planning guidance with a focus on simple dishes. Includes Roll Your Own Platter featuring coleslaw and meats, a Date Bread recipe, and a main dish using veal beef or chicken with celery onions sprouts and Chow Mein noodles. Serves 6.
A newspaper column invites readers to submit questions and says the author will respond either in this column or by personal letter. The note emphasizes courteous engagement and timely answers.
A body was found in a shallow grave near Nashville. Relatives viewed the scene as the child Dorothy Ann Disterhurst, 6, remains key in a case where the father seeks a $5,000 ransom. The father is believed to be in New York awaiting a possible meeting.
New York reports former Harvard All-America and 1930 team captain was struck by an automobile uptown on Saturday night. He sustained a slight injury and is not seriously hurt.
Washington on November 14 reports the United States has begun a global campaign to regulate munitions by requiring strict government licensing for production as well as for sales imports and exports coordinated with world powers.
A partial clipping notes a first time event tied to November 14 in a local context, with sparse readable details and no clear names, places, or outcomes available from the fragment.
Darien Conn November 14 A town of 200 families and 700 residents lacks aid as poor relief funds run dry. Officials blame the board of finance led by Clarence W Bell who says continued expenses may push the town into bankruptcy by the start of the month.
Members of Meat Cutters in Boston voted at a meeting held yesterday to strike in 60 shops across the market district. The action follows tensions with employers and a roll call showed strong support for coordinated boycotts and work stoppages.
Report from northwest of Canton describes an attack by communists creating apprehension. Details are fragmentary and sources provide limited verification of events and locations.
The Our Lady Help Catholic unit in West Concord held an installation led by District Deputy Curry of Bemont ier, with Miss Gerude Curry of Medford and Mrs Hirza Hennersey of Belmont among officers. Guests included Rev. William Shaughnessy and Rev. Ernest Ford. an entertainment titled Glimpses of Md Concord was performed by several members under Mrs. Eileen Bee.
The official inspection of Corp Ralph P. Hosmer Camp U S W V Concord was conducted Thursday evening at the Veterans building. Department Inspector Charles E. Archdale Marlboro presided with Commander Herbert B. Vialle guiding the meeting. Refreshments were served by the Ladies Auxiliary.
Mrs Velma Edwardsen of 502 Main Street West Concord was elected Master of Concord Grange P of H at War rer Hall last evening, succeeding her husband Howard Edwardsen. Officers include Helen King Clara Sweet L Howard Edwardsen Hodgdon Hodgdon Linnie Hodgdon Ruth Hendrickson secretary Daniel Sullivan treasurer Fred Taylor Tadys Hefty Ceres Dorothy Miner Pomona Margaret McCarthy Flora Elizabeth Connell LAS Edith M Bailey Menist John Reed executive committee member.
West Concord P T A invites the men of the community to a Dad's Night at Harvey Wheeler School hall on Wednesday November 21. A three act play Father Goes to Meeting is coached by Mrs Raymond Eggleton with cast Roger Boyd Shirley Rice Jane Servais Paul Boyd Agnes McAuley Delaney Watherine. Mary MacAuley will perform specialty dances in costume. Mrs Chester Adams discusses the Pre-School Child Study Group. Guest speaker Mrs Clyde G Hess of Newt directs the Boys Division of the Newton Y M C A.
Concord Trinitarian Congregational Church observes Home Coming Sunday with morning worship at 10 45 a m Pastor Reverend George L Thurlow urges former parishioners to attend The Young People’s Club will meet at the parsonage at 7 o’clock followed by a program at 7 46 pm
Mrs Frances H Byron wife of Thomas J Byron of 4 Byron Street was reelected president of the Auxiliary to James J Mansfield Post AL for the second term at the annual meeting in the Veterans building Officers chosen include Loretta M Cullinane 1st vice president Alice M Hagerty 2nd vice president Mary A Piavin secretary Elaie Derby treasurer Elain Derby Chaplain Helen R Byron Historian Marguerite Shepard Sergeant at arms Julia T Finan Helen G Hanley and Helen Parsons directors
Sunday service at 10 45 and Sunday School at 10 45. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45. Reading Room hours 2 to 5 pm. Lesson Sermon Sunday November 18 on Mortals and Immortals with Romans 8 21 and Luke 13 11 13. Science and Health text cited by Mary Baker Eddy.
The Woman's Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church invites the public to a Friday and Saturday craft exhibition and sale. Representing Swedish, Scotch, Yanker, and home crafts, the event runs Friday 2 20 to 9 PM with afternoon tea and chicken supper, and Saturday 2 30 to 6 PM. Supper tickets are to be reserved through Mrs. Eliot R. Howard.
The 17th Annual Red Cross Roll Call lists chairman Mrs. Rodney E. Pratt and officers including vice chair Miss Avis W. Fowler and secretary Mrs. Simeon B. Chittenden. Precinct One canvassers include Elizabeth Alexander and many others led by chairpersons and volunteers across Concord.
Mrs Emma Horrocks widow of railroad man John Horrocks died Sunday after a two day illness following an emergency operation. Born in Blackstone MA in 1852 she lived in Fall River Tiverton Concord and Waltham. Survived by children and grandchildren, funeral held at Main Street home with Rev. Arthur J. Jeffries. burial at Pocasset Hill Tiverton. Union Church events and local notices follow.
The Concord Adult Evening Classes open with enrollment at 230. A town enrollment drive continues for the rest of the season. A fifty cent fee covers the whole course allowing two classes. Mr Hudapeth back from Europe draws interest in art. Benjamin L. Smith attracts students on the American Indian topic. Mrs Herbert B Smith leads a writing for pleasure and press course.
Friday November 16 observance of President's Day at Gold Fellows hall features hostess Mrs Harold E nubbs and guests from the State Federation. Alice Lindberg will read The Spanish Festival and Velma Hinman Edwardson will be solo violin. President Mrs Gay G Ferald will welcome attendees.
Rev. Amgue Dun of St. John’s Cam bridge presides at a Middlesex School chapel service. An open public lecture by Anup Singh Dhillon, native of India, is scheduled for Wednesday evening November 21 at the auditorium of the high school.
The church sets a nine forty five service with an eleven o clock sermon by Sw Mor th hee minister on the theme We Bear Witness. music includes prelude adagio mandel atia Anthem and postlude. Frank O Holmes of Jamaica Plain to speak November 1 at 3 pm for Women’s Parish Association meeting and the Anne M Holland piano will be formally opened. The King’s Daughters meet November 20 at 2 30 pm in the vestry.
Rev Owen Dexter Rector Emeritus presides at Holy Communion at 8 45 a m and Morning prayer with sermon at 11 a m on Sunday November 18. Church School at 9 30 a m. Mr Gordon Hutchins delegate to the General Convention speaks at the late service. T Y P meets at 5 p m and Altar Guild gathers November 19 at 3 p m in Parish House.
Concord residents Mr. and Mrs. George W Hodgman of Monuments Street will celebrate their Golden Wedding anniversary on Monday November 6 with an informal reception from 2 to 5 20 PM. All friends are cordially invited to attend.
The Concord Chapter of the Unitarian Laymen's League will host an illustrated lecture by Commander Donald B. MacMillan at the Veterans' Building on November 15. MacMillan, famed Arctic explorer since his Peary era North expeditions, will share experiences from his schooner voyage and expedition team. Prof. O Alfred O Gross of Bowdoin and Prof. David Potter of Clark University, Concord resident, are noted as participants or speakers related to the event.
A reflection on choosing personal worlds in life and the universal pull of the mandal world connecting past present and future. The Concord Co-op Bank is shown as a solution for financial growth starting with small deposits and free lessons.
The Emerson Society gathered Sunday evening in the vestry of the First Parish Unitarian church for a supper followed by a talk by William Lew of the Crane Theological School Tufts College. Fire crews responded to a chimney fire at the Hugh Cargill Home on Walden Street but no damage occurred. In Education Week activities pupils at Peter Bulkeley School presented topics and led brief discussions.
In Monument Hall Friday night Division 56 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians led the season standings with 108 points after scoring 35. Concord Council Knights of Columbus sits second with 98 points while the Minute Men total 94 to date. Captain Tom Du Berger’s No 1 Minute Man team topped the Friday high with 11 games. Mr and Mrs James J Mare of Bedford Street celebrate their 36th wedding anniversary on Saturday.
Registrars of Voters will conduct a recount of votes for State Senator in the Suh District this afternoon in the Town Hall Selectmen's room after a petition filed with Town Clerk William D Cross. At the original count Concord Lodge 1713 Sons of Malta met in Ellis' Hall on November 7 with Venerable Charles Lom presiding.
Invitations are out for the wedding at Trinity Church in Concord on November 24. Mrs Frey Curtis hosted a shower for the bride on Tuesday afternoon and Miss Elizabeth Alexander plans a stocking shower. Pinny Jewell Jr and wife will rent the D Howe residence on 8 Street for a year and Andrew Raymond moved a house on Lowell Road to Carlson Cottage. Middlesex School beat Georges 13 to 1 in the 20th game of the series on November 7.
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