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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1935
Page
4
A fragment from The Weeks Enterprise shows a Marlboro Massachusetts listing with address at 16 Liberty Street and references to post office rates and distribution details. It mentions regions Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford with a pricing note of $1.50 and includes postal archival markers.
The piece argues wages, profits, and social security require cooperation between labor and capital rather than strikes or rigid legislation. It cites the American Federation of Labor convention, urging wise leadership on both sides and warning against radicalism that hinders fair solutions.
The text praises labor leaders on both sides as fair-minded and far-sighted, noting a minority exists but highlighting the rest as energetic, decent, and honorable with a humorous, American-sense of humor. It lauds the concept of wise, principled labor leadership.
The schedule lists Wednesday 7 46 p m mid week devotional Prophecies Ful filled Judgments on Camaria Thursday 2 30 p m women meeting at Mrs Ethel King speaker Miss Florence M Hunt Worcester subject Mormonism Friday 7 30 Christian Endeavor Rally Sunday October 27 10 45 Girl Scouts service 7 pm World Friendship in Pen Pictures on the Air
Winchester football notes outline remaining league games with Concord and Stoneham to keep title chances alive. Mentions players Frankie Provinzano and Johnnie Adzigian used only when needed, past leaders Captain Bob Emery and the Brown team, and local fan support efforts. Highlights include Maynard’s injury unit, Mike Vodolky’s slogan, and upcoming interscholastic matchups including an Armory sport night and a December Temple showdown.
The Vestry approves the fol program from the Every Member Canvass committee James P. King Harold Taylor and Irving l The 1936 budget and pledge cards will be mailed to every member early next month with pledge cards due Sunday November 17 A corps of about 25 canvassers will visit members November 17 24 who have not yet responded Two canvasser training meetings are scheduled October 29 and November 12 The Girly Friendly Society hosts a Hallowe en party October 28 with a costume parade games and refreshments
A whist party will be held at Parker Street hall this Thursday evening with valuable prizes for players and a special extra door award. The event features the Niemi Sisters accordion duo direct from Europe as a highlight before their vaudeville tour. The Halloween themed dance will replace the annual bazaar this year.
Thomas Chidiy was elected head of the Young Citizens Club at a Monday night gathering. Burt Gruber was elected over. Merrill and Mrs Mildred Brown will judge the costume parade for Giris Friendly George's Church children Monday evening.
Funeral services for Mrs Nettie Flora Tuttle Hayward were held at her son's home on Stow Road in South Acton. The South Acton Universalist minister officiated with Richard A Lowden singing In the Garden and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. Bearers were D F Penny Carl Flint Hugh Hodgen and Benjamin Sawyer. Burial followed in Mount Hope Cemetery West Acton.
A Chicago Tribune correspondent details how wild cormorants are lured with decoys and captured with bamboo sticks and sticky resin. The birds undergo daily swimming lessons, have beaks bound with straw, and are tied with cords during training. They learn to imitate older birds and fish at night, a process that can take up to two years.
The Mennonites led early abolition efforts in the colonies with recommendations starting in 1688, marking them as the first group to push slavery reforms in the era.
Mrs John C Hall entertained guests at Philip Road with bridge and refreshments. Sudbury Men's Club met in lower Town Hall and heard Rev Hoagland speak. Sudbury Lodge Patrons of Husbandry held a semi monthly meeting in Grange hall. Repairs were made on the Perry place on Maynard road by Joseph McCarthy and Roger Hartwell. Dr William Buckley of Arlington visited town. Mrs Henry Thompson and Mrs Frank Stevens of Weston called at Northcote. Mrs Charles Jones of Syracuse stayed to enjoy autumn scenery.
Sudbury enjoyed a quiet year until a meadow fire in East Sudbury on Thursday sparked a scare. The fire department responded Saturday to three incidents including a grass fire off Lanahan Road and two small fires from engine sparks on Boston and Maine tracks, with no losses reported.
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during our bereavement and for the beautiful flowers. Mr. and Mrs. James Fraser and family.
The text notes that godwits are brown birds with a slender long bill similar to a curlew though it curves upward at the tip. It mentions a cinnamon pattern on the wings when the bird is in flight or settling.
A village social includes a chicken pie cup auction at 6 30 with a social hour to follow as young people stage an old-time box lunch sale on Wednesday evening. The Clark family reunion was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Frederick L Clark Center road.
Indians and early settlers collected and grew mint for their use, utilizing the herb as a catalytic plant in daily life and for medicinal or culinary purposes.
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