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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1934
Page
3
A fragmented culinary page lists fruit and nut bread, almond salad fingers, refrigerator cookies, and chocolate drop cookies. It includes measurements, ingredients, and oven directions, reflecting former home baking guidance with waxed paper and cold water methods.
A reader is advised to send all cookery problems or recipe requests to Miss Fossett for inclusion in Bs column or personal guidance. The note invites readers to submit questions for column guidance and kitchen help.
In Marseilles during an official visit, gunfire erupted wounding several. Alphonse Joseph Georges of the French superior war unit was treated for a near heart wound. A dozen others were injured. the Croat Peter Kalemen was identified and seized by a furious crowd. In Pennsylvania, attorney for Robert Alders seeks new trial for the slaying of his sweetheart Freda. Citations include Edwards will burn.
Governor Herbert reports that New Jersey officials await a New York decision on the extradition of the German carpenter charged with the Lindbergh baby murder. New Jersey officials say a ruling is expected tonight despite anxious state officials.
Governor Louis J Brann aims to convene the Maine legislature by mid month to promptly enact emergency measures. A separate report notes a frantic search at West Haven for missing persons related to a separate incident, with a soda bottle as a clue and a belief the girls were involved.
In Holyoke on October 10 Aumette and Raymond G Gagnon were found suffocated after being buried neck high in sand. Their screams drew attention as rescuers dug them free, but the incident left the siblings dead.
Obituary notes Patrick Hagerty dies at 68 in Concord on Kairhaven Road after a long life as a retired farmer. Local society and church notices mention Woburn county convention attendees, family visits, club activities, Girl Scouts, and a Middlesex School sale. Christian Science service details and Lessons-Sermon themes at local churches are listed with dates and times.
Mrs Bent died after a brief illness of pneumonia in West Concord. Born in Newton on September 23 190X she married Mr Bent in Needham on March 10 1923 and lived in West Concord for three years. Survived by husband four children sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were held at the Joseph Dee Funeral Home with Rev Alfred W Stone officiating. Burial followed in Needham Cemetery.
Notarized statement for Concord Enterprise Marlboro Massachusetts listing publisher Dustin Lucier managing editor Dustin S Lucier and others. Declares owner as Enterprise Press Inc and details bondholders mortgagees and major security holders including Dean Palmer and Chase & Gilbert. Sworn before notary on September 1 1934.
Concord Elks Lodge hosted the first weekly whist night at Elks Hall under Lovell P. George and Harold Tompkins. Mrs. Florence Tibbets won the top prize with a keen competition among many winners including Mrs. Frances E. Boyce, Joseph R. Perry, and Mrs. Fannie Peterson. Miss Agnes Dillon won a consolation prize and Charles Miller a special prize.
Concord High will limit its interscholastic season for girls to three matches. The schedule includes a home game with Wellesley on November 25, a trip to Lexington on November 2, and a November 16 home date. Maynacu named varsity manager with Moynihan at Concord. Eleanor Dobbins plans an intramural series to replace outside games and expects seven teams to participate creating substantial interest.
A New Orleans October convention will host twelve contestants representing the Co operative bank plan of drift o savings. The winning speaker from Lawrence discussed thrift as a path to success in business and home life. He urged simple living and outlined savings plans including $500 in three years and $1000 in five years with monthly payments, noting loans on approved real estate and a 4 percent annual interest rate.
Lieut. Lewis Lepper stationed in Hawaii spoke at Pine City Iwanis lunch about Hawaii’s climate water artesian wells and sugar plantations. President Crotty presided and Christian Anderson led the program with musical numbers directed by Leonidas Martel and Harold Wheeler at the piano.
Concord Girl Scouts schedule a rummage sale on October 20 from 1 80 to 4 30 p m at the state armory. Mrs Charles G Xdarton will call for articles. telephone Concord 383.
Hawthorne Chapter Order of Eastern Star will convene at the Masonic Temple in Concord this evening with Worthy Matron Mrs Coin M MacLeod presiding. A novelty card party follows under Mrs Ida Hicks with refreshments arranged by chairwoman Mrs Elizabeth Jenness.
The Concord High School Debating Society elected Friday its executive officers. Deborah Pike was named president, Beulah Pierce a postgraduate member, and David Kean a senior member.
The first U W W public whist party of five was held at Harvey Wheeler School hall in West Concord on a Wednesday evening under Corp. Ralph P. Hosmer Camp 55 U S W W. Past Commander Walter P. Blodgett chaired. Prizes went to Mrs James Lennon and Mrs Florence Barker with many winners named from Concord Stow and Lincoln. Next events set for October 17 31 and November 14 featuring whist and Beano.
An old wooden structure on Mill Dam Main Street formerly used as a grocery store by the late John W Mira is being demolished to make way for a modern store. The building originally housed a general store and was linked to the Emerson family and local literary rights provisions.
The text asserts that the ConcOrd 2 of Elke will win, with Past Exalted Ruler Harold I Wellington referenced. The sentence presents internal titles and a named individual connected to the outcome without detailing dates or locations.
Concord Rotary Club announces official visit by Governor Daniel C Aldrich scheduled for Thursday October 11. Aldrich will address members and discuss Rotary priorities during the session.
Candidates for the Concord High school girls hockey team had their first workout at Emerson Playground with center forward noted. Virginia Locke serves as captain and Mary Moynihan as manager. A season of interclass games and outside matches is planned to decide the championship.
A Friday rally in the Concord High School auditorium prepared for the Belmont High game. Coach George Carnie gave a pep talk. Senior cheerleaders Jen Blanchard Carmel Healey Frances Hall and Peggy White were selected under Miss Pinina and the Seb Concord friends mourn the death of George H Muir in Brantford Ontario husband of Gertrude Todd at Kendal.
Corbin of Lincoln Street and John Keyes of Central Street report a 23 pound raccoon in Sudbury noting its fine fur. The Garden Club of Concord changes its Annual Meeting to Wednesday October 10 hosted by Mrs Hugh Leith at Nasheawtuc Hill. Mrs Theodore L. Smith to assist.
Located at 41 Main St Concord the Concord Co Operative Bank markets itself as a reliable depository emphasizing systematic saving through monthly share payments. Shares mature in about 12 years with new series issued quarterly and regular deposits required by the third Monday each month. Funds are withdrawable or available as share loans at any time and the real estate department offers easy monthly payments and 4 percent annual dividends over the past twelve years.
The phrase highlights the Student Council as the highest elective honor classmates can bestow on a student.
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