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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1937
Page
4
Fragmentary note on Fort Cassimir and colonial alliances
Fragmented text references Fort Cassimir Delaware and an Anglo alliance in 1765. Mentions E B E aren Se Bib De Sen and New York based figures or groups. unreadable surrounding context hinders clear events or actions.
Debate on stock speculation and legal constraints
The text argues that speculation drives invention and industry more than strict legal control. It warns legislation may split people into speculators and protectors, urging rational safeguards against fraud while preserving market progress. It emphasizes investors’ courage to risk capital underpins industrial advances.
Juvenile Attendance Declines in Powhatan Ohio
In Powhatan Ohio a report notes a drop in juvenile participation compared with prior counts. The aid program previously introduced about 200 boys aged up to 18 years, with ongoing measures to reduce involvement and improve compliance.
Incomplete report cites local juvenile welfare protest
Fragmented text notes a county policy on juvenile cases, mentions Probate Judge Alig and Rev V C Tyree, with protests from citizens about a carpenter type of justice and no protest recorded. Outside welfare forces described as unfamiliar or ineffective in the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R V C Tyree
St Clairsville Mi
Childewelfare
Traffic tolls and holiday deaths raise questions on safety
A historical report questions why holiday traffic fatalities fell short of council estimates. It notes 428 lives lost during the period and compares New York and other states where nine deaths occurred among 302 total fatalities from 44 states. It asks whether fewer travelers used roads or if manslaughter on traffic lanes is declining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Apples Move Into Public View As Big Crop Arrives
A record apple harvest floods the U S market with buyers offered bargains. Chain stores push a nationwide campaign to promote apples benefiting growers and consumers amid strong supply and lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Thei
Apple Growers Face Huge Crop glut Across the Nation
Fragmented OCR text describes a free means that will allow apple growers from every region to dispose of a vast harvest to their greatest advantage.
Thoreau Street theatre proposal highlights parking and traffic
G Walker asserts a luxury air conditioned fireproof theatre with 676 seats on Thoreau Street. It would cost over twice any other local project, provide parking for 77 cars on site plus nearby spaces, and attract patrons from surrounding towns, boosting Concord’s tax revenue and business. hearing urged on the 19th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B Little
Concord
Thoreau Street
Concord Enterprise
Mrs Horace Cheney Joins Brother on Short Maine Vacation
Concord brief notes Mrs Horace Cheney traveled to Maine with her brother for a brief vacation. Invitations were received under the direction of Frederick Child Jr for dancing classes set to begin on November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Cheney
Maine
Frederick Child, Jr
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Elizabeth G King
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Gertrude Bryan King aged 76 widow of Henry King were held Monday at 9 am in Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord High Mass of Requiem celebrated by Rev Charles H Bryson. Mrs King survived by seven children and fourteen grandchildren. Burial in St Bernard's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gertrude (Bryan) King
Henry King
Our Lady Help of Christians
Church
West Concord
Charles H Bryson
Holy Name Church
West Roxbury
King
Julia Dee
Margaret Heson
Mra King
Thomas King
Dorchester
Charles King
Holliston
Buffalo
Jon
Concord
Rich
Wellesley Hills
Jene 3
May King
St. Bernard's Cemetery
A C Baggesen Moves to Walden Street Location
A C Baggesen has moved to a new premises on Walden Street to expand his furniture renovation and repair business. He is described as a master craftsman with 26 years in the same trade and now offers a shop and a showroom split across the two-floor space opposite the Hubbard Walden intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Baggesen
Walden Street
Mr. Baggesen
Amo
Hubbard and
Walden Streets
Concord adult education courses planned for fall
Concord Community announces an adult education program from October 21 to October 28 at Concord High School. Topics include French cooking and literature, Browning poetry, foreign travel lectures, and studies in present day problems and housing in Scandinavia. Two evening periods 7 30 to 8 30 and 8 30 to 9 80 with registration allowing multiple courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Nobwork Browning
C R Peck
Ireland
Joseph Dee
France
Oe Mofillon
Oreau
Gertrude i
Lems
Scandinavia
Hawe
Sweden
Ander
League of Women Velate
Concord High School
John H Whitney Forty Years in Meat Business
John H Whitney marks forty years in the meat and provision trade at Thoreau Street. He began in 1897 selling meats from a wagon and moved to his current location in 1907. The Enterprise congratulates him and will feature a weekly meat special on the front page as part of the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H Whitney
Thoreau
Whitney
John Lynch
Trade Board Helps Owners Of Property In Concord
The Concord Board of Trade helped remove ramshackle buildings behind the town center. They were seen as a fire hazard and danger to property and lives of local residents and merchants. The board’s stand was praised by many locals and insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trade Board
Oncord Board of Trade
Concord
Mi Dam
Hon
Cord Board of Trade
Carlisle Manufacturer Ends Life In Bathroom
Walter H Lathrop a 51 year old Carlisle manufacturer took his own life in a bathroom on Sunday morning. He had recently faced mounting difficulties and related pressures as reported by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H Lathrop
Carlisle
Mr Lathrop
Concord Police Association Ball Draws Community Support
The Concord Police Association plans its annual Police Ball on October 1 on Everett Street, with a cocktail of dignitaries and residents invited including district court figures, police chiefs from multiple towns, a state trooper barracks representative, and Selectmen. A buffet luncheon will follow from 9 to 2 with a menu of olives, chicken salad, oysters, sandwiches, desserts, and hot coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Police
Vieto
Everett Street
Air Yat
C Association
Ghinost
Concord
Gueets
Howard A Wilson
Sullivan
Bedford
Henry
Oncord
Hubert M Wardwell
Wardwell
CH Qiay
Lee Patrick Snapped Up by RKO
Concord born screen star Lee Patrick, wife of native Thomas Wood, has had a seven year option on her since last March. RKO has now accepted the option ensuring steady work or a handsome income for seven years and possibly greater fame ahead on the screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Patrick
Concord
Thomas Wood
RKO
Miss Patrick
Miss Lee
Thombhat
Tenica
Thomas
Meeting opens with John J presiding at hall
Preparations for a January event as the Grange plans a Parents' meeting at Colby Junior High in Col New London New Hampshire. Mrs Imer Joslin and Mrs. Joslin to attend with their daughter Vir pon a Colby student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met
John J
Soa
Mies
Statement on new theatre project on Walden Street
Michael Kolligian states complete financing for a theatre and plans to start work immediately if a permit is granted. He notes most merchants on Walden Street and Mill Dam support the project in Concord's business district and emphasizes architectural harmony with local traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Walden Street
Mill Dam
Company H 182 Inf M N G Enlists Two Reenlists
Two men enlisted last Monday night in Company H as andeee M N G Private Potter and Private Sousa. Two reenlistments followed Corporal Drummy and Private First Class Rawley. Ammendolia was honorably discharged. The company prepares for a busy winter season and plans a whist and beano series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co H
Asandeee
Potter
Sousa
Drummy
Rawley
Ammendolia
St Michael's Alumnae Associa To Host Sunday Food Sale
The St Michael's Alumnae Association will hold a food sale Sunday afternoon at the Marleboro Hudson Gag office starting at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael's
Marleboro- Hudson
Domestic incident ends in suicide during visit
Dr Henry J Walcott Medical Examiner reported a man took his own life while visiting acquaintances. The case involved Mr Lathrop who had entrusted care to the deceased, with authorities notified to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J Walcott
Maynard Bride Madeleine Quirk Weds William D Quirk
Madeleine G daughter of Mrs Mary M and William D Quirk son of Mrs Catherine Quirk tied the knot at Sit church Sunday afternoon. Rev James P Sherry officiated in front of close family and friends with Ruby Rubino of Medford as bridesmaid. Afterward the couple plan a reception in Somerville. Several showers were held for the bride and a pre nuptial dinner at Copley Plaza Hotel in Boston. Special mentions include Nyal Mineral Oil promotions at Minahan Pharmacy Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emstredt
Somerville
Marie’ Murphy
Dorothy ‘Colling
Copley Plaza
Boston
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