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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1935

Page

2

Maynard Community Notices Highlight Elections and Events

Local Maynard items report a light-heavyweight fighter sidelined by knee injury and the Irish American tourney upcoming at Arena. Community figures, church activities, club meetings, and Thanksgiving and Christmas events fill the town calendar with reports on visits, leagues, dances, food sales, and Red Cross first aid station planning.

Posarycki Arena Albert Basthop Garfield Street Robinson Lion Analifornia

Maynard Clinton Thanksgiving Gridiron Reunion Story

Two boys from Clinton and Maynard who were childhood friends will play against each other on Thanksgiving Day. Their fathers, Downeys and Doesbecks, plan a reunion at the game after years apart. The youths have not met but will compete fiercely for their schools.

Maynard Clinton Downeys Doebecks

Anniversary observance noted with family support

They marked the occasion with many messages and cards. Their two children Frank Dunham of Fairfield Street and Mrs. Caroline T. Elskin e of Cochituate, along with two grandchildren and great grandchildren, assisted in the observance.

Frank Dunham Fairfield Street Caroline T. Els Kine Cochituate

Toys for Children Drive at Union Congregational Church

The Welfare Department will supply names of children in need and the Men’s Forum Committee urges donations of any toys. Bring them to Union Congregational Church Tuesday or Friday evenings 7 to 9 for repair and painting before distribution to children regardless of creed. Harold F. Brown Marvin Babb A. Anderson lead organizers.

Union Congregational Church Welfare Department Harold F. Brown Marvin Babb Treas A. Anderson Men's Forum

Boys Celebrate Birthdays in Concord Home

Richard White son of Mr and Mrs Peter White and John Sheehan son of Dr and Mrs John Sheehan of Concord hosted friends at Master Sheehan's home last Friday afternoon to observe their birthday anniversaries. Dickie turned eight and John six. They enjoyed games followed by refreshments.

St. Bridget’s Church Cooperative Hall James Duggan Mary Leyden Gladys. Tobin Mary Whrd Peter White Alfred Carey Clarabelle Warren George Sharne Ruth Bradley Catherine Ward Mary Mahan George Hill Margaret Curley Quinn Elizabeth Reid John Duggan Angue Hansen John Maley Mary Lombard Kelley Perkine Eileen Mahoney Jennie Hardy Anna Ferrara Edward Yaffer D. W. Sheehan Margaret Dineen Miss Kelley West Concord Harry Boothroyd Florence Wider Mary Weaver John Oleary Herry Tobin James Downey Mary Sheridan Louis Evers Mary Maria Miss Crotty Richard White John Sheehan Concord Master Sheehan Dickie John

Amsterdam as constitutional capital. The Hague hosts government

The Netherlands designate Amsterdam as constitutional capital while The Hague serves as the seat of government and the diplomatic corps. The Hague houses the states general the high council of the Netherlands the council of states and the chamber of accounts.

Amsterdam Netherlands Hague Governmnt States-General High Council of the Netherlands Council of States Chamber of Accounts

Jews on Columbus First Voyage Mentioned by The American Hebrew

The American Hebrew notes that Columbus first voyage crew included five of Jewish heritage, among them the ship’s doctor Bernal and the interpreter Luis de Torres.

Columbus Bernal Luis de Torres

Milky Way Actor Harold Lloyd Was Once Omaha Milkman

Claudette Colbert, Lloyd and others star in The Milky Way with Harold Lloyd once delivering milk in Omaha. He considered turning pro after gaining fame as a clever amateur boxer.

De Mille’s Foster Daughter Aims For Dead Shot Status

Katherine De Mille trains with pistols wielded by her foster father Cecil B De Mille. She practices weekly, following his lead as part of a Hollywood pistol team.

Katherine de Mille Cecil B de Mille Hollywood

Dancer Eleanor Whitney Signs for Millions in the Air

Eleanor Whitney, a flash tap dancer, is signed for Millions in the Air. Her teacher recalls how, at age ten, she learned complex steps he had struggled to teach any girl dancer.

Eleanor Whitney

Notable screen stars recall career fears from voice changes

Frances Langford and Lynne Overman believed threat operations could end their careers as voices changed. Mae West favors white gowns, three in Kiondike Lou feature black with white lace trimming.

Frances Langford Lynne Overman Mae West

Italian Star Fleet to star in Give Us This Night

A fleet of 17 Italian Star and Nee tael vessels will be used in the Jan Kiepura Gladys Swarthout film Give Us This Night. The ships feature in the production’s maritime scenes and underscore the period setting.

Nee Tael Jan Kiepura Gladys Swarthout

Hound Trials Held by New England Club in Maynard

The New England Field Trial Club conducted fox hound trials at the Maynard Red and Gun Club last Sunday morning with a dozen hounds on the trail. Next Sunday at six o clock, 25 hounds from Haverhill Lawrence Lowell Salem N H Waltham Framintghmam Wellesley Acton and Maynard are expected to participate. Adam McClay serves as club president Raymond Moore as vice president and P A Jenson as secretary treasurer.

Maynard New England Maynard Red and Gun Club Haverhill Lawrence Lowell Salem N. H Waltham Framintghmam Wellesley Acton Adam McClay Raymond Moore P. A. Jenson

Local umpire T. J. King invited to assist New England colleges

Umpire T. J. King receives invitation from the Baseball Committee of New England Colleges to aid in solving college baseball umpiring issues. The annual Red Cross Roll Call closes tomorrow with strong early responses led by Mrs. Walter R. Denniston, Roll Call chair. Headquarters are at P. J. Sullivan's store.

T. J. King Baseball Committee of New England Red Cross Walter R. Denniston Roll Call P. J. Sullivan

Bedlington Terrier Is Smart Scrappy Loyal

The Bedlington terrier is a cross between the Dandie Dinmont and the otter-hound with a lamblike appearance. He combines water scenting ability and loyalty with intelligence. The breed description notes a longer legged, flat chest design and varied sandy to liver colors.

Bedlington I. R. Taynton Washington Star

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