Pigeon Club Holds First Show After Checks
The first pigeon club event reports 14 members contesting with three birds sent back for confirmation. Entries and times are listed in the order of submission.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1936
Page
5
To Mark 28th Wedding Anniversary
The note invites all friends from their parish and neighboring towns to join in celebrating a couple’s 28th wedding anniversary with a gathering at their home and nearby community venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teir Friends
Court notice dated September 1936 at Cambridge
The record notes the forenoon return day set for October 2 1936 with John C Leggat as witness and Loring P Jordan as Register. It states the notice was issued in Cambridge and dated September 8 1936 with publication September 16 and 23 for three cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate by Waltham Co-operative Bank
Public auction to foreclose a 1928 mortgage on 9.7 acres in Sudbury Middlesex County Massachusetts. Sale set for September 30 1936 at 1:30 PM with 100 cash due and balance in 15 days. Auction held by Waltham Co operative Bank represented by Oscar F Falling Treasurer. French Smith firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Glass
Waltham Co-operative Bank
Middlesex South
Sudbury
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Boston
Worcester
Nelson H. Howe
George A. Howe
Charles O. Parmenter
Harry C. Mergram
Gale
Oscar F. Falling
French
Deposit Book Notice from Concord Co operative Bank
Notice states under law that Deposit Book No. a Concord Co operative Bank is involved with actions on September 2, 9, and 16. The readable text lists deposit book references and dates in a formal notice format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Co-operative Bank
District results show sweep with 314 votes in 18th district
The tally reports a winner with 314 votes, Otis Whit ney 98, and Charles Robinson 14. Lincoln and Wayland also supported the winner. The town endorsed Charles G. Murdock Townsend for representative. Secretary Fredric W. Cook 373 and Treasurer William E. Hurley 396 are listed among names, with other figures including Pred Jefferson Purrell and Richard Darby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Whitney
Charles Robinson
Lincoln
Wayland
Old Town
Charles G. Murdock Townsend
Leverett Saltonstall
Fredric W. Cook
William E. Hurley
William G. Andrew
Jefferson Purrell
Richard Darby
Middlesex Union Association hosts church program and visits
The Middlesex Union Association ministers met at the Evangelical Congregational Church for a conference on missionary work with Secretary Hugh Vernon White addressing the gathering. Local events include a luncheon, CCC camps, visits by Miss Sara Wood and others, and a group trip to Walden Pond led by Librarian Arthur F. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Union Association
Daniel MacMillan
Herbert P. Robbins
Robbins
Evangelical Congregational Church
Hugh Vernon White
Irwin
Francia Hall
Ead
CCC
Brunswick
Waterbury
aeArthur
O. Taylor
Gladys F. Taylor
Belmont
Sara Wood
Oliver D. Wood
Springfield
Ernest Washburn
Burlington
Vermont
Evelyn Hagen
Cunmington
Mass
Hope C. Holland
Nova Scotia
J W. Livermore
Glenn W. Dounglass
Arthur F. Davis
Walden Pond
Thoreau
Davie
Vesta Balsor
Maynard Masonic Lodge Annual Meeting Held
Charles A. Welch Lodge F and A M convened its annual meeting at Sacunts Hall with officers named including Morton Merrick as junior warden Gavin Taylor as treasurer and the secretary in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Charles A. Welch
Sacunts Hall
Morton Merrick
Gavin Taylor
Maynard Grange Holds Social Night with Musical Program
A Maynard Grange meeting at Grange hall featured entertainment with vocal duets by Hazel Bumpus and Hazel Cameron and solos by James B. Farrell. An old fashioned musical program was presented by Grace Whitney and others. Guests from Bolton Grange attended and future events include a September 24 cena night and a Home and Commonalty service program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Oldrich
Hazel Seen
Eric Farnell
Adelaide Sims
Maynard Grange
Seham
Marlboro
Bedford Yes
A .Cena
May Wheelige
Aomg Ag
I Garee
Phollle
Savioski
Dencan
Danal
Lincoln Town Hall
Strode Lee Wedding Planned in Amherst Virginia
Plans announce Concord social circle wedding as Miss Rebekah Strode will marry St George Tucker Lee son of G Winthrop Lee of Concord and York Harbor Maine. Ceremony set next Saturday at Ascension Episcopal Amherst Virginia with reception at Kenmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Virginia
Rebekah Strode
St. George Tucker Lee
G. Winthrop Lee
York Harbor
Maine
Ascension Episcopal Church
Amherst
H. St. George Tucker
Severly Tucker
Richmond
Strode
Thea Dabney
Lynchburg
Winthrop le
William Weedon
University, Virginia
St. George Tucker
Richard Tucker
Pittsburgh
Peivania
William Harris
North
Nathan Tanney
Vermont
Asbrey E. Strode, Jr
J. Thompson B. Strode
Virgina
Boston
Beverly Ticker
Tucker
Duval Brown
Norfolk
William Brown
North Carolina
Joseph T. Jaras
Riverside
Illinois
Lee
Swaet ‘Briar College
St.Christopher's School
Raymond
University of Virginia
Phi Beta Kappa
Maven
John C. Lee
Grove Street
Wellesley
Lucy Lee
Pauline Lee
David Livingston
Isabella Lee
New Haven
Swagger Furs Dominate This Season’s Winter Coats
Fashion notes highlight a revival of fur styles with wide variety and new looks. Swaggers dominate the scene praised for wear and comfort, ranging from hip to full length, with three quarter length most popular. Other silhouettes include fitted, princess, and tunic coats with occasional tuxedo fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapin
Bombay Land
Sudbury Schools Open Year With New Staff and Enrollment
The Sudbury school system reports 309 pupils enrolled as the year opens under Superintendent F A Benedict. Elementary and grammar grades show steady numbers with Grade 1 at 14 and Grade 2 at 10 in South School and Grade 1 at 22, Grade 2 at 28 in another. New hires include Miss Alice May to lead the high school commercial department and Mr Buono to teach social studies and coach soccer, hockey, and baseball. both bring strong credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
F. A. Benedict
Albert Tal
South
Alice May
Bates College
Buono
eeeSea
Maynard A Biks Hold Regular Meeting Pay Tribute
The Maynard A regular meeting of P. O Biks honored two members with tributes after one resigned as trustee. A. 8. Crowe plans to visit Scotland this month and received a traveling bag. Thomas Maley exalted ruler paid tribute and presented the items. A social and entertainment followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
P. O Biks
Biks
Crowe
Scotland
Thomas Maley
Moyse speaks on DeMolay work for the young man
Senator George G Moyse of Waltham addresses L D Wilson Chapter DeMolay on what DeMolay does for youth at Mason ic hall. Other speakers include Thomas W Spear of Melrose and Russell Abbott of Boston with program run by Austin D MacRae Jr Richard Elson and others. The chapter plans a social dance at the high school on September 18 with Elson MacRae Weaving Murphy Lester and Burnham in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
George G Moyse
Waltham
DeMolay
L. D. Wilson
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Hall
Thomas W. Spear
Melrose
Russell Abbott
Boston
Austin D. MacRae, Jr
Concord
Richard Elson
Robert Lester
Harry Burnham
Parchment's Enduring Note in Ancient Texts
The speaker argues parchment surpassed papyrus and vellum, noting parchment from sheepskin or lambskin as the best writing surface. Calfskin vellum is common, while antelope skin marks one of the oldest Biblical texts.
Siete Meet First Horse to Trott In Public Tar Stake
The Boston Blue tune for $1,000 to a jockey club wager that no horse could trot a mile in three minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Blue
Jockey Club
Marlboro Voters Turn Out Strong In Local Primary
In Marlboro 2912 votes were cast across seven wards with ward one in the double Eighth District tallying 547 and ward seven leading in the Ninth District. Former Mayor James M. Hurley led the state treasurer race locally with 1214 votes to Scanlan’s 306. Casey topped McManus by 127 in the Third DistrictCongressional race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
Murdock
Casey
Doyle
Marlboro
James M. Hurley
James C. Scanlan
Scanlan
Joseph £. Casey
Thomas F. McManus
McManus
Bernard W. Doyle
Leominster
Charles C. Murdock
Stephen A. Murphy
Middlesex County
J. Brennan
Murphy
John F. Manning
Arthur A. Bastien
James M. Curley
Rasaete Meee
Hen Bot Lodge
Alonzo B. Cook
Gap Mi Gan
O'Brien
U. S
Townsendite Candidates Lose in New York Primary Popularity
Townsendite candidates fared poorly in the New York primary with only one victory amid national interest. The action reflected broader contests including former Senator George H. Moses in New Hampshire where Eliot A. Carter conceded the Republican governor race to Major Francis Purphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
New York
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Elliot A. Carter
Nashua
Francis Purphy
Atlanta Youth Held Over Shirley Temple Extortion Plot
A 16 year old Atlanta grocery helper Frank E. Stephens was arrested by Department of Justice Agents in Washington yesterday for an attempted extortion against the parents of child star Shirley Temple. The case centers on a coercive demand tied to the actor’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlanta
Department of Justice
Shirley Temple
Frank E. Stephens
Manufacturing Firm in World Textile Trade
The document notes a textile manufacturing company named in connection with Sept 8 events, highlighting its status as a major world producer. Specific names, places, and dates are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the reference indicates a significant textile industry player involved in recent activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Gg H
Dey Ge Sint God Manin
Terete Manufacturing Company
Ae Ton
World Jewish Congress Reports Hitler Speech at Nuremberg
The World Jewish Congress reported Hitler’s speech at the Nazi party congress in Nuremberg. He claimed Bolshevism and Judaism are synonymous and used the occasion to attack Jews and promote antisemitic rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
World Jewish Congress
Iade Cane
Ean Aantens
Chaeannen Hitler
Nuremberg
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Pigeon Club
Lodge and Curley
J. M. Hurley
J Somerville
Dial
Marlboo Vo c
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