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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1934
Page
6
In a tense confrontation, Hank Hays fights Jim for Helen, the sister of Herrick. A gunfight erupts with passion, jealousy, and a brutal resolve as Hays mortally wounds Jim while the robber proves deadly accurate in a chaotic clash.
Jim carries Helen through a brutal canyon storm fleeing raiders. They endure flood, forage, and exhausting miles toward safety, finally spotting a cabin and potential relief in Blwevale as a stranger answers.
Jim tends to Helen in a cavern refuge after their pursuers retreat. He prepares a safe camp, feeds horses, and checks Helen’s condition while she mutely rests, their fragile trust growing as she endures fatigue and injury. The danger from the chase lingers as dusk settles.
In a green winding valley a red river named the Dirty Devil foams beneath a steep earthen wall. Helen falters as Jim carries her, knots reins, and tries to steady the exhausted traveler. They seek safety behind a bluff while a new storm looms and the desert tests their endurance.
Jim meets a cautious middle aged man named Wall aka Tasker in Blue Valley. Wall, from Durango, says he and his wife were lost and she is exhausted but alive. Jim offers aid and money to assist while learning Blue Valley has a dark history and the stranger plans to resist the Disty Devil attack.
The text indicates that the opening date October 8 has been designated for the next phase of the event. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
At Sacred Heart Church Mt Auburn Margaret T Hennessy daughter of the late James W Hennessy master of Bridgewater State Farm married Andrew Gaffney of Cambridge traffic division Eugene Gaffney best man. Bride wore white velvet with tulle veil and carried calla lilies. Bridesmaid in velvet with matching hat. Ushers included attorney John H and A Jeneep.
Anyone living in Concord who qualified under these conditions and who wishes employment should apply at once to the Superintendent of Schools for an application form. Employment may be in Concord or in other towns in Massachusetts. There is considerable likelihood that classes may be established in Concord to provide such employment.
Rumor confirms F. W. Woolworth will construct a store on the John W. Mara site, with the Fred T. Boyd property involved. Planning Board and Board of Selectmen back the project, promising architecture in harmony with Concord's simple style.
The church announces Holy Communion at 9:30 a.m. and evening service at 2:00 p.m. led by Rev. S. C. Dexter and Rev. Charles R. Peek. A church fair is planned in the Parish house on October 9.
The Maynard Cooperators' Club opened a series of whist parties with many tables in play. Prizes were awarded to Laakso, Mary Kukkula, Mrs. G. Taylor, Oisie Burgete, Dorothy Costello and others. An agents meeting and luncheon of Lumberman’s Mutual Casualty Co. took place at Copley Plaza Boston. Attendees included Arley Lawrence and local K of C and Hudson Council officers.
Fragmentary OCR of a Concord notice describes payment to the Byrd Antarctic Ex crew and a Monthly meeting chaired by Mrs Loretta M with nominations for Mrs Ron’s wife of Thomas Byron street. Miss Mary named as chairman.
October committee action highlights Labingier of Bosley monitoring merit procedures and approving panel assignments. The brief notes emphasize ongoing oversight and organizational focus on merit qualifications.
A Sunday service at Rally church featured Rev. A and a special musical program. At noon a ceremony in the church auditorium marked the installation of Vic Faso this week.
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