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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1935
Page
4
The record notes a weekly publication location at 10 Liberty Street Marlboro Massachusetts with publishers Enterprise Press Incorporated mentioned as the issuing entity for the Wednesday edition.
The article laments low mood and enlistment troubles while praising the Red Cross relief army that accepts one dollar memberships. It notes 1,000 disaster victims helped in the past year, discusses heating and housing issues, and mentions AAA policy and industrial wage trends affecting farmers and markets.
A speaker argues the United States remains disarmed since 1922 and warns of looming war, urging strong national armament and readiness. He cites Roosevelts era, compares with Wilson, cites naval and aviation build, and urges defense over sentimental disarmament to protect the nation and Maynard.
Sudbury High School Athletic Association hosted a Friday program of three fine one act plays coached by Mrs Willa Moody. The Florist Shop featured Maude Enid Dailey Henry Harold McMurty Slovsky Fred Troisi Miss Wells Theresa Fucci and Mr Jackson Lawrence Tucker. The Maker of Dreams Pierrot Pierrette Manufacturer and Neighbors filled the second group with a large cast. Committees for properties lighting and advertising supported the production and Ruth Sawyer Woodworth sang between acts. A Gohike from Ringe Tech Cambridge will lecture to teachers on mathematics and Milton J Schlagenhaus Northeastern University admissions director visited to talk with students about entering Northeastern University.
Thanksgiving time brings family reunions and busy cooking. Plan ahead by listing supplies such as glassware linen and dishes and check they are clean. Enlist family help with favors place cards and table decorating for a simpler celebration.
Catherine Elizabeth Bulger of Concord, lifelong resident, died Friday at her Cambridge Turnpike home after years of ill health. Born September 27, 1894, she attended Concord schools and was beloved in the community. Funeral Monday with high mass at St Bernard's, burial in St Bernard's Cemetery. Survived by four brothers and a sister.
Loretta M Cullinane wife of Edward J Cullinane of 4 Brooks Street was installed Monday evening as president of the auxiliary affiliated with James J Mansfield Post A L in the Veterans Building. Installing officer was Marietta Conway, assisted by Ann Clark. Mansfield Post Commander James H Janvrin attended and spoke. Additional officers sworn in included Alice M Hagerty first vice president Helen E Parsons second vice president Helen R Byron treasurer Mary A Flavia secretary Maude Briggs chaplain Julia Finan Gertrude F McKenna and Helga L Hanley Elsie Derby as executive board for two years.
The text recounts U S war with Spain, a telegram from Commodore Dewey, and the journey of ships to the Philippines. It notes Hawaii’s long standing request for entry into the United States and its consummation by a joint congressional resolution. The timeline includes Dewey calling for troops and a pivotal rest point en route.
A 1802 parachute jump on September 4 impressed Europe. Andre Jacques Garferin descended 8,000 feet, popularizing the parachute though not its inventor. The parachute, once linked to Leonardo da Vinci, is described as the oldest aerial support.
France’s remaining North American possessions are St Pierre and Miquelon two small islands off Newfoundland. They form the last vestige of France’s colonial empire in Canada with a combined area under a hundred square miles and a few thousand Breton and Norman fisherfolk residents.
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