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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1935
Page
4
Week in review notes local happenings in Marlboro Concord Acton Bedford and surrounding towns, listing events and notices from Enterprise Press. Reader reminders and small items provide a snapshot of regional activity across communities.
The report summarizes criticism of price support programs and AAA pressure on dairy producers. Harvard economist Dr. John W. Black and D. A. FitzGerald of Iowa State note drought-driven price rises and argue benefits to producers may come from loan-based measures. They view government authority as strengthening industry control and discuss related legal and political opposition to farm subsidy projects.
A Sudbury letter defends using government funds for a town water system, arguing majority rule prevails and those unhappy with taxation should leave. The editor notes the importance of democratic principle and unity over minority objection.
Fragmented text notes a quarrel over sailing routes and east west travel near the Isthmus of Panama. Mentions Atlantic exit near Panama City and distances toward Colon, hinting at navigation challenges.
John Denton shot during a daring escape attempt at the state reformatory. Convicts commandeered a car, fought roadblocks, and exchanged fire with troopers near Keene, New Hampshire. Denton was wounded in the stomach and treated at Emerson hospital. doctors cautious about his prognosis.
Clark Gable in Call of the Wild M R E West shows a cream DeSoto roadster as Chalky Wright shows off seven new Jan Kepura items at Lake Arrowhead. Gladys Swarthout debuts in Give Us This Night with a silver fox cape. Crosby roams World Series as Merman headlines Anything Goes. Penner, Dietrich, Downs, and McLeod feature in bustling celeb gilded report with hospital flowers and egg tricks.
Concord High School girls field hockey opened the season against Winthrop High on Emerson Playground. The first team won 3 1 and the second team 2. Mary Moynihan is captain. Helen Martinson manages. Five veterans returned from last year: Jean MacRae Ruth Hughes and others.
The report lists lineups and goal details for both teams. A Howard and Hopkins scored for the first team with others credited including Lloyd Symes Grimes and Partridge. The second team features Flanagan Viscarillo and Horne among players with listed positions and goal notes.
Bud Clark greeted residents in Sudbury on Monday during a Rye Beach stay this summer. He plans a probable stop in New York before continuing to Washington D C with Bermuda a possible winter destination. Johnnie Powers, once seriously ill, shows signs of recovery. The Sudbury Woman's Reading Club met yesterday with Miss Adelaide Witham of Concord Road.
A fragment notes fountain pens from the seventeenth century with ink stored in quill-like handles and a tendency to leak. No further details are provided about makers or locations.
Hudson H S and Maynard meet at Alumni Field Saturday at 2 30 P M in a Midland League game. Hudson H S boasts a strong offense and an active drum corps while Maynard vows a tough defense and sharp blocking. Captain Daigneault leads Hudsons line. Maynards Fraser and Downey form a potent backfield duo.
Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord mass announces a week of activities led by Pastor George L Thurlow. The Mother’s Club meets at Mrs Maxwell Laurence’s home on Friday October 11 with church school and morning worship the next day featuring a sermon on a book marking the 400th anniversary of the first Bible in English. A kindergarten and Young People’s Club meet, with a harvest supper directed by Mrs Ole Olson. The Woman’s Union holds its first fall meeting Thursday October 14 with a talk by Mrs Leslie R Moore on colonial women in early days.
The speaker Hi He, a Chinatown sage, claims his forebears were brave and righteous. He asserts their success in their struggles to assert control over historians.
The First Parish in Concord announces church school at 9 45 a m and morning service at 11. On Sunday October 13 the minister will preach on The Unifying Experience. On October 14 at 3 p m the Men's Parish Association hosts a Neighborhood program with year plan presentation and a brief entertainment.
The article identifies the rare Tie Lady's Slipper as a native British wildflower. It notes its distinctive appearance and status among local flora conservation efforts.
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