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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1934
Page
8
The Improvement Committee hosts a large supper at 6 30 followed by a business meeting and entertainment. A prominent speaker will address the audience. The free public library, run without municipal aid, relies on fines and gifts. new members are sought to support books and programs.
We express heartfelt thanks to all who were kind during our recent bereavement and for the beautiful flowers. The family of Henry Keto. Apartment for rent to apply Co. X. O'Connell, 18 Maple St., Maynard, Mass.
After a two month off air period WYHYA returns to the air. WIPK continues traffic handling for the American Radio Relay League. WILIPW under T Jones remains active. George Brayden’s station will soon resume with super power transmissions.
The Universalist Church of South Acton held its annual fair in the vestry on Thursday afternoon and evening. A Cruise Around the World in the Ship of Joy featured tables decorated in national colors with candy ice cream vegetables flowers and other articles for sale. A display of magic sleight of hand drew attention while visitors enjoyed treats and crafts.
The world’s best seller is Cinderella, the most popular tale among peoples of the earth. In many forms and some 40 versions, the story has circulated worldwide for roughly 4,000 years.
Middlesex County Interscholastic League football title hinges on Thanksgiving morning as four leading teams vie after Lexington beat Maynard Belmont defeated Winchester and Concord beat Stoneham. A Lexington win seals the title. other results could produce ties among Concord Winchester Maynard or Concord Maynard.
A colorful Armistice Day Legion Ball drew townspeople as Don Paul and the Youtee Metsart Orchestra led a superb musical program. Frances H Byron, president, read the roll of the Legion Auxiliary dead, with Young of Lowell in charge.
Mayank D Maynard The Mohawk Club tests on Florida Court as members run their annual turkey ticket sale. Peaches Zaleska leads subscriptions and top sellers earn jackets. The club seeks outside help once a year and provides furnished rooms for boys with reading, games, and activities to keep youths off street corners.
Concord reports 230 evening classes with 250 enrolled and paid. late registrations still possible. The fall program shows strong turnout continuing into winter with Thursday lectures on Concord Authors featuring Elizabeth L. Everett, Mrs. Henry F. Smith, Newton Arvin, and Mrs. Herbert B. Hosmer on specified dates.
Concord reports the Mothers' Club of the Trinitarian Congregational Church will hold its second meeting at the home of Mrs. George Erickson on Lowell Road at 8 o'clock Monday November 19. Mrs Ralph Howe and Mrs George Erickson will lead the discussion and present the nominating committee report and tentative year program. Women will meet at the church at 7 46 and transportation will be provided if needed.
Acton Lodge hosted Old Timers night with Winona Rebekahs and Odd Fellows in attendance. Past Grand Master Rev. Frank G Potter spoke and presented 55 year veteran jewel to charter member David Harris, whose son Alfred Harris pinned the jewel. Mrs. George S. Whitney and Mrs. John Redfearn plan winter in St Petersburg, Florida starting around November 22. Concord reports 25 degrees and ice on small ponds over the past two days.
Concord High School chorus under Miss Sarah Loomis staged Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice at a parents reception. Cast included Richard Mahoney and Louis Cunningham Heralds, Kendall Adams Bassanio, Edward Tetrault Nerissa, Everett Sargent Gratiano, John Goulding Antonio, Bixby Hill Shylock, Paul Sobrig Salarin, Robert O’Brien Lancelot, Ralph Verrell Shylock, Nelson Smith the Duke, James Doherty Old Gobbo, William Damon Jessica, and Robert Felch Portia. The annual Red Cross rollcall opened Monday at Middlesex School.
The first Moravian settlement in America began at Savannah, Georgia in 1735. The colony, led by Count Zinzendorf, relocated to Pennsylvania in 1740 and grew to several hundred members. They practiced communal living, sharing labor and goods as a common stock, and were notably industrious.
The Concord Antiquarian House shut its doors for the season on Monday afternoon. The closure marks the end of autumn-winter tours and prepares the site for spring reopening.
The Japanese barberry is native to Japan and was sent to the St. Petersburg Botanic Gardens by Russian botanist Carl Maxi mowlez in 1864 according to the American Nature association.
The text notes that Washington ceased to exist as a legally separate municipal corporation in 1871, with Congress creating the District of Columbia as its successor. The District continued as the meat and corporation by the District's organic act of 1878.
The ancient Egyptians faced blad der stomach sinus respiratory tooth and nervous troubles fevers epilepsy and headaches. As today women bore the majority of these illnesses and associated burdens.
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