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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1935
Page
6
A devotional urging readers to seize each new day with faith and high ideals. It emphasizes choosing good over evil, trusting in divine guidance, and pursuing health happiness and prosperity through steadfast thinking and spiritual law.
The Middlesex League of Sportsmen holds its annual field day on the Maynard Rod and Gun grounds next Sunday September 15. If rain delays the event the program shifts to Sunday September 22. An estimated six to ten thousand spectators are expected for skeet shooting turkey shoot trap shooting a dog show and other exhibitions by top New England sportsmen.
Local listing notes Cooks-Couples-General at 190 Main St Maynard offering services and contact Tel 197-4. No additional details provided.
The Travelers defeated the Hudson independents 4-1 at Ward Park in seven innings. Paul Connors pitched well limiting the visitors to five hits while his teammates piled up 10 base hits. Frankie Kelleher made a standout one handed catch in left field.
The Maynard Rod and Gun Club presents a day of sportsmanship and family fun. A giant midway will center the event with parking for nearly three thousand cars, urging attendees to arrive early for convenience and enjoyment.
J Warren Madden reminded workers that the Labor Relations Board's authority is expressly limited by the Constitution to practices affecting interstate or foreign commerce. He distinguished interstate powers from intrastate ones and argued this undercuts NRA and other New Deal statutes. The board’s remit targets unfair labor practices affecting commerce as defined by interstate or foreign scope.
Maynard forecasts a strong field for the Acton Minute Man Road Race on September 21 with USA champion Les Pawson Bikini Hank Zaverelli Jr. Hennigan among expected entrants. Organizers push for Johnnie Kelley to attend as twelve prizes and club entries from United Machinery North Medford Norfolk loom. Community efforts by Henry Tolman and Johnny Nokolainen strive to attract spectators and ensure a premier fall event in Acton Massachusetts.
The Class of 1933 of Concord High School held a reunion on Tuesday evening at the Sudbury Arms. The gathering featured a 7:30 banque and a program hosted by Tripoli DiCicco with remarks from Miss Gertrude Dyer Enos Held Miss Wally Bralil Ruth Peterson John Lawton John Damon and Karl Madsen. Committee members included DiCicco Moynihan Damon Lawton La Doris Lambert and Peterson.
William D. Cross, longtime Town Clerk and owner of a dry goods shop near Mill Dam, plans to sell stock and discontinue business due to health. Mara's Market has closed, and Miss Etta Carroll and Miss Mary McManus, long-time Concord clerks, will be farewell associates and carry forward with gratitude.
Concord High football squad began light practice last week as the opening game approaches. Medford High will be their opponent in the debut, with a projected lineup including several 1934 candidates and about twenty players expected to join when the season starts.
Sophie Sakovicz and Stanley Sienkiewicz married in a Monday afternoon church wedding at St Stephen's Framingham. The bride wore white satin with a tulle veil and carried white roses. maid of honor Sophie Vyzninski and two bridesmaids Helen and Stella Balbin wore pink. Ushers were Michael Sczerzen and William Sokolowski. A reception followed at Dennison Memorial Hall with guests from multiple towns. The couple plan a wedding trip to Norfolk Virginia and will live in Framingham.
The note explains Henry VIII earned the nickname Old Copper Nose for debasing coins so the silver wore off and the copper showed on the sovereign’s nose. It also mentions Peter the Great taxing beards and creating a special beard-money coin.
Marlboro High started afternoon workouts with Coach Albert S. Claridge cutting the squad from 56 to 41 players. Equipment reviews proceeded and real contact work will start soon. Morning session yesterday featured Art Burns assisting, with around Ward Park in drills and conditioning.
The text notes that Yellow Oleander shrubs from the West Indies Theretia nercifolia were formerly used to poison enemies by mixing the plant into food in native island communities.
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