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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1934

Page

3

First Presbyterian Church Evening Services and Activities

Church announcements describe morning and evening services with a full choir and organist, a sermon titled The Inner Sentinel, and the Ep ge service In charge of Roland Prescott. The Adelphi Class meets Friday evening at Anne Ducing’s home. The First Quarterly Conference is scheduled Tuesday evening with Rev Robert M. Pierce. A church fair with food, candy, aprons, novelties, and preserves is planned for Friday December 7.

Roland Prescott Harvey Adelphai Anne Ducing Parker Robert M. Pierce

Ladies' Aid Union met at Waltham on Friday

Five members of the Ladies' Aid attended the union meeting at Waltham. An Epworth League social was held Tuesday in charge of Roland Prescott and Pauline Butterworth.

Ladies’ Aid Ladies’ Aid Union Waltham Epworth League Roland Prescott Pauline Butterworth

Sudbury News: RFD To Challenge Post Office Change

Sudbury patrons vow action against a proposed delivery change and will serve notice to the Post Office. Invitations go out for an Old Fashioned Dancing Class at Sudbury Town Hall led by Albert Haynes with patronesses Mrs. Leonard D. Stiles and Mrs. Stephen M. W. Gray. Fire Chief Davison invites all to a Friday meeting in Lower Town Hall to learn resuscitation and first aid methods for civilians and firefighters.

RFD Sadbury Post Office Department Sudbury Town Hall Albert Haynes Leonard D. Stiles Stephen M. W. Gray Davison

Maynard ERA allotment unchanged at 9000 for November

ERA administrator Don Lent notified this morning that Maynard’s ERA allocation remains 9000 for November, same as October. A Maynard Concord resident manager at the Assabet Mill hosted a Marlboro Post drum corps welcome after a housewarming in Concord with prominent DeMars Legion Post members in attendance and colors displayed.

ERA Maynard Don Lent Assabet Mill Maynard and Concord Harry Templeton Concord DeMars Legion Post Marlboro Post DeMars Post

Maxwell Gruber Celebrates 8th Birthday at Home

Maynard Maxwell Gruber son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Gruber 108 Summer street marked his eighth birthday Saturday with friends, music and refreshments. Guests included Donald Merchant Arthur Gilman Leonard Kaplan Ann Dicky Theresa White Beverley Smith Ruth Liber man Edmund Hooper Gordon Taylor William Gruber Helen Marsden Roberta Marsden and Ruth Liberman of Brookline. Mrs Estherarsden helped Mrs Gruber serve.

Maynard Maxwell Gruber Benjamin Gruber Summer Street Donald Marchant Arthur Gilman Leonard Kaplan Ann Dicky Theresa White Beverley Smith Ruth Liberman Edmund Hooper Gordon Taylor William Gruber Helen Marsden Roberta Marsden Brookline Estherarsden Gruber

Moyse Campaign Gains Steam in 5th Middlesex Race

Supporters of Col. George G. Moyse of Waltham press for reelection to the 5th Middlesex Senate seat. Moyse, a 33 year veteran, chairs Ways and Means and has backed fiscal restraint while opposing wasteful bills. His record spans Military Affairs, Highways, Public Institutions, and Pensions, with broad cross party approval.

George G. Moyse Waltham 5Th Middlesex Moyse Beacon Hill House of Representatives Superior Court John M. Gibbs Senate Committee of Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee National Guard Politi Calvin Coolidge

Minstrel Cast Guests At St Luke’s Thanksgiving Dinner

Members of the minstrel show at St Luke’s church were guests of the Daughters of St Luke at a turkey dinner in the parish hall. Ross and McGorty catered. An ensuing Halloween party featured costumes and games with numerous attendees and a full roster of hosts and committees.

DeMolays to Hold Fall Social Dance in Town Hall

Marlborough Chapter of the Order of DeMolay will stage its annual Fall social dance in Town Hall on Friday evening. The event features Halloween color decorations, Roger Dietz and his nine piece orchestra providing music, and refreshments to be served.

Historian Reveals 185s Canal Project Probe by War Department

A historian states a proposal resembling the All American canal near the California Baja border drew War Department scrutiny in 185s. The inquiry examined feasibility and military implications as part of earlier border infrastructure debates.

California-Lower California War Department

Roche McManus wedding in South Acton at St Anthony’s Church

Harold D Roche and Miss Helen McManus wed Thursday October 26 at St Anthony’s in Allston with a ring ceremony. Roche, treasurer of South Acton Woolen Co and Elks member, and Miss McManus of Brighton celebrated with a Cambridge Continental Hotel reception and a honeymoon to New York and Washington.

South Acton Acton St. Anthony's Church Allston Harold D. Roche David Roche Helen McManus Joseph McManus Litchfield Street Brighton Fr. Murphy Dorothy Roche Mahan Cambridge Leo R. Roche Stow Frank Mahan Mr. Roche South Acton Woolen Company Maynard The Elks Whitinsville Worcester Continental Mrs. Roche New York Washington

Pretty and Successful Parish Fair at Vestry Hall

A church fair held Thursday October 25 in the vestry and dining room featured seven tables of attractive items. A costumed cafeteria served lunches and supper while local talent staged two and a half acts including Betty's Butler and The Incurable Optimist.

Betty Sec

Doctors Rushed to Attend Patient Reach Concord NH

Rumors spread of two midwestern doctors being rushed to Emerson hospital this morning. A plane carrying the physicians and mother of a gravely ill St Pauls student diverted to Worcester before proceeding by car to Concord New Hampshire. No injuries were reported despite the plane damage.

Concord Middle West Emerson Hospital N. H St. Pauls School Worcester

Priceless antique looking glass stolen from Concord museum

A five by six inch William and Mary period looking glass in a walnut carved frame with two doors was stolen Friday from the Antiquarian Society museum on Lexington Road. The piece is described as a unique item among American antiques.

Concord Antiquarian Society Museum Lexington Road

Shower for Sudbury at Friday night gathering

Friends of Miss Mary Piper hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday night. Guests tested mental agility with various games while attendees included Miss Katherine of Wayland, Charles Bicknell and Edward Phipps of Boston, Buxton, Miss Gertrude Reed, the Misses Nancy and Guptill, and Nancy and Barbara Way of Sudbury.

Sudbury Mary Piper Katherine Wayland Charles Bicknell Edward Phipps Boston Buxton Gertrude

Epic of 2000 B C Translated Into English Verse

A fragmentary note reports a Babylonian epic from 2000 B C translated into English style. It mentions early feats of architecture and a 96 mile per hour gale testing skyscrapers.

Babylon B. C

To Keep in Mind for Cake Making

Practical kitchen guidance on handling ingredients for light cakes. It covers folding beaten egg whites gently, when to beat or whisk, measuring accurately, using unmelted versus melted fats, level spoon measures, following recipe order, and optional salt for flavor and texture.

Cake making tip on sifting flour

A reading notes that sifting flour three times before mixing lightens the flour and yields a lighter cake. The explanation is that the sifting process aerates the flour and reduces clumping, resulting in a finer texture and slight difference in density.

Radiator Boil Halts Car On Road

A traveler reports a radiator boil that stopped a car on the road causing a brief halt. No injuries or follow up details provided.

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