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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1934
Page
5
The City Home serves a Thanksgiving menu with fricassee chicken and sides. The Legion Drum and Bugle Corps host a monster whist and bingo night at the G A R building Thursday with prizes. Doors open at 4 and turkeys awarded to winners, benefiting drum corps activities.
Shooting stars are small bodies from interplanetary space that enter Earth's atmosphere at high velocity and burn up due to friction. Those that survive to the surface are called meteorites.
An audience approved a minstrel stage program staged at Marlboro Grand Army Hall. The performance featured 30 voice chorus and included songs and dances. Margaret Fernald received recognition as event winner with others named in attendance.
Marlboro officers led the Auxiliary to Herbert F. Akroyd Post at Grand Army hall for the first time. Margaret Fernald presided as committees were announced including Welfare Fidac Legislative Membership Cadets Finance and Color bearers named.
The German word putsch is noted for pronunciation pooch and derivation from German via Swiss dialect. It means a petty rebellion or uprising and is commonly used to describe any attempted coup or violent effort to overthrow a government.
Members of the St Barnabas Guild for Nurses gathered for a Christmas party hosted by Mrs Harrie C Perry on Hastings Street and Wiley on Westboro. The event took place at the home of Wiley with remarks referencing state identinal grounds.
The B. and W office girls staged a mock wedding with Mrs G. bride Miss Trioli groom Miss Cather-Whalen bridesmaid Mrs Joe Dandenault best man Miss Ida Leveille officiating and Elizabeth Colleary directing the match. Flash photos captured include Mary Murphy Eleanor Jones Janet Campbell and Maurice Dunlay.
A Marlboro High School reunion for the Class of 1924 is planned with a committee led by Representative John F. Manning. The event details cite a Tuesday December 11 meeting and a proposal for a Dec 22 gathering at Sudbury with a bee routine and related activities.
A fuel oil damage report notes a theft and recovery in Fracninahens with a vehicle found after an afternoon incident. No injuries reported and authorities continue the investigation.
A Putch derived term from snick and snee describing knife combat. It evolved through snick-a-gnee to snickersnee and now denotes a knife or cutting instrument. The origin ties to actions of cutting nicking and lopping.
A survey of opinions on future AAA programs shows western farmers favoring a one contract plan for crops and livestock while New England producers fear loss of benefit payments. A. J. MacDougal cites potential hog, corn and livestock controls and notes New England would get no new payments if acreage reductions dominate. Voting results will be sent to Washington for official tally.
The report notes a price increase affecting farmers and says many send pigs elsewhere until fattened. The first benefit arrived August, giving farmers funds for taxes and bills, helping them stay afloat. County agents say ongoing payments keep most producers from quitting. new farmers vow to oppose plans to end benefits.
Middlesex School Glee Club under Arthur Motter Lamb performed before a large Eliot Hall crowd. Lamb announced Christmas Carols would be sung at Memorial Chapel on Sunday December 16 at p.m. Rev Dr Boynton Merrill of Second Church Newton preached at the chapel service.
The annual event Every Friend Can of the West Concord Union is scheduled for Sunday December 2.
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