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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1933
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text references a weather or season theme at Concord with mentions of a seven degree season and snow. It also lists Mary Tolman, daughter of a local family, in a junior year abroad context and Grenoble. The passage is garbled and mixes names, places, and dates with unclear meaning.
A Walden Masonic Arch Chapter in Mason will meet Monday evening at 7 o clock in the hangiet hall. Ex James Powers of Lincoln will preside. Mrs Duncan G Chapman directs supper and an entertainment will follow. Initiatory rites will be performed by officers.
A garbled OCR line mentions sleeves and a dress critique with unclear details. No clear event, name, or place is readable.
Historical note outlines the Monitor’s 1908 pictorial issue plans, authored by a woman founder in her eighties. It describes aims to elevate purity and refinement, plus sections on world events, education, news of the week, and typography with pricing and distribution details.
Prof. Denys Myers of Warward and Tutt College spoke on the Russia American entente. Introduced by Mrs. John D. Apthorp, the luncheon was described as an experimental event and proved highly interesting and instructive by Mrs. Richard B. Hobart, president of the Unworld League.
Active members of the Concord Musical Club were entertained at Kincheon last Tuesday by Mrs. G. Walter Vialle and Mrs. Wallace P. Condit. A program of folk music and dances by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conant featured dancing and piano illustrations by Mrs. Alfred M. Uhler.
At a February meeting of the Relief Association committee it was decided to hold the annual Police Ball in the State Armory on February 12. Sergeant Marshall J. Witherell serves as committee chairman.
The Concord Church of Christ Scientist posts Sunday services at 1045 with Sunday School at 1046 and weekday Testimonial Meetings excepted. The Lesson Sermon features Ancient and Modern Necromancy and Mesmerism as denounced, with Bible verses from Jeremiah and Ephesians and a Mary Baker Eddy text on controlling evil thoughts.
A garbled report notes the Fenn School overwhelmed opponents with strong play. It mentions a player nicknamed Jock Lodge and refers to an eleven and Theopold, but details are unclear.
The Grange Whist event sponsored by Annurenac e of H took place last Tuesday evening at Miss Elizabeth Connell’s home on Ridge Road. Helen King achieved the high score and first prize. other top finishers followed in order including Mrs Jill Taylor and Mrs Madeline F De Mars among others.
A Concord bank reports assets up by 821,139.68 last year as Federal Home Loan and other policies affect distressed mortgagors. Loans and forfeited shares declined modestly while surplus and guaranty funds rose. the institution notes steady growth and references new regulations on deposit interest. The piece also lists local social notes, meetings, and upcoming cultural events in the area.
The Concord Rotary Club held its Thursday noon gathering at Colonial Inn with President Leslie On Anderson presiding. W. Waft, associate editor of the Lexington Minute Man, spoke on time. The club voted to accept an invitation to meet with the Lexington Rotary on November 27.
Rector Emeritus Rev Charles Peck leads a Harvest Home Festival at Trinity Church on Sunday November 25. Dboys and girls bring a vegetable or fruit for the altar to be given to feeders. Thanksgiving hymns, Holy Communion at 8:45, Church School at 9:30, Morning Prayer and sermon at 11. Thursday Auxiliary meets Nov 23 from 2:30 to 4:30. Men’s heavy woolen socks 39c at New Idea Store Maynard.
The Concord Hockey Club held its first workout on Crosby's pond where the ice is five inches thick. Manager Henry Smith plans to open the season next Tuesday if conditions remain suitable. The Concord Legion Band will host a Turkey Whist in the Veterans Building next Monday evening. The Methodist Home for Aged Women celebrated its twentieth anniversary with a 2 to 5 pm event including gifts and a musical program. Eliza Ladner was in charge. Mildred E. Horne, recently released from the Boston Psychopathic Hospital, is declared well by doctors Myerson and Warren Stearns.
Mrs Eleanor Lawrence won first prize in the final whist of a three part series hosted by Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star at the home of Worthy Matron Mlle Graham. Other winners included Mrs William Pod Mrs John Smith Mrs Beniah Blair Miss Doane and Mrs Kenneth Young. Mrs Clytie Forbes received the consolation prize. The Hawthorne Chapter Past Matrons and Past Patrons association will hold a military whist at Masonic Temple on Tuesday December 5 under William H. Davis supervision.
Friends report Dorothy Peckham of Worcester has been elected alumna trustee of Ratcliffe College and chairs the Bequest Committee. She is permanent secretary of her 1914 class and serves on the Worcester YWCA board. Both she and her husband taught at Concordate School, marrying in 1920.
Sunday service at Union Church featured Rev Alfred W Stone delivering a discourse on Paris and faith. The Christian Endeavor Society heard a 6 o'clock talk titled The Drama and the Church. Flowers on the Communion were placed in memory of Mrs Hebrea Day, birthday honored by her parents Mr and Mrs Alfred O Loring.
Reverend Michael J Cahern of Weston College will lecture on Tolerance the Touchstone of American Liberty at Monument Hall on Wednesday at 8 15 pm November 29. A concert by the Bekero Trio precedes the talk and a reception and dance follow.
Mrs George L Thurlow will give a party to her Sunday School class next Saturday December 2. The event aims to foster fellowship among the group within the church.
The Union Church announces a series of services led by Rev Alfred W Stone and others. Thanksgiving services include a Sunday sermon, a Tuesday service, a Thursday funeral home event, and a Friday rehearsal at 7 p.m. with Rev Charles Riess preaching.
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