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Newspaper

Acton Enterprise

Location

Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1935

Page

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Bonus promises and global scene reviewed in Washington

Washington reports the $8,000,000,000 veterans bonus is nearly assured before the next session. Walter Teagle defends selling oil to Italy, while Russia, Ethiopia, and gas mask warfare loom in international ponderings. Roosevelt aims to stay out of European issues as debates over funds and 1936 Olympics continue. Dr Mayo foresees drugs curing insanity by blood flow changes.

Washington Arthur Brisbane Opond Walter Teagle Standard Oil of New Jersey Italy Standard Oi League of Nations Ita American Federation of Labor Germany Hitler H. Mayo Doctor Mayo

Funeral for John Henry Adams in West Concord

Funeral services for John Henry Adams a longtime West Concord grocer and hardware dealer were held at West Concord Union Church on Saturday. The community observed a two to three pm suspension of business as honors were paid by Masons Odd Fellows Elks Rebekahs and civic leaders. Adams a Littleton native who died at sixty four was survived by his wife five children and a sister. He had run Adams and Bridges later Adams solo business at 50 Commonwealth Avenue and was active in Concord civic life.

West Concord John Henry Adams West Concord Union Church Masons Odd Fellows Elks Rebekahs Alfred W Stone Nina Ruble Chu Mr. Adams Corintian Lodge A. F A. M Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows Pall Merton J Leighton Frank Leighton Allison H Willis Fred S. Byerly Henry W Hermon Warren B Goddard Littleton Mr. Stone Katherine G. MacRitchie Concord Lodge Willow Rebekah Lodge Concord Lodge of Elks Concord John Ware Adams Kendall MacRitchie Adams New Hampton School Mary MacKenzie Adams Concord High School Marjorie Jane Adams Frederick Porter Adams Emily Adams

Mrs C J Laserte Delivers Current Events Talk

West Acton Woman's Club hosts Acton guests with Mrs Charles L Laserte sharing an informed talk on world events. Carrie Derby performs vocal selections while Mrs Howard Billing arranges hostess duties and refreshments. A Halloween dance at Odd Fellows hall last Thursday adds to the club’s social calendar.

West Acton Odd Fellowe Hall Ormal Laffin Halcae

Maynard elects Stockwell sworn in as 10th Middlesex representative

William Stockwell, Republican, sworn in at noon by Governor James M. Curley in the State House. Former Maynard postmaster for 12 years, Stockwell succeeds Frank Sheridan and will serve in the seat vacated by the postmaster. He vows an open mind and aims to ease taxpayers’ burden.

Maynard William Stockwell 10Th Middlesex James M. Curley State House Representative Stockwell Maynard Friends Frank Sheridan Golden Dome Sheridan Stockwell

Golden Wedding Day in West Acton

West Acton marks fifty years of marriage for Mr and Mrs John Sherman Hoar celebrated with their three sons, six grandchildren, and neighbors. Hoar built more than 300 structures in the area and still enjoys retirement. The couple married November 3, 1885 in Littleton.

West Acton John Sherman Hoar Hoar Carl Sherman (Hoar Williamstown Williams College Burton H Old Colony Trust Company Boston Littleton

Union Peace Service and speaker at local church

The Congregational Methodist and Episcopal churches plan a Union Peace Service at Union Congregational Church next Sunday evening. Miss Olive Green, former Turkey missionary, will address the Ladies Benevolent Society meeting in the church vestry Thursday afternoon. The Church Council convened Monday night at the Union Church.

Congregational Methodist Episcopal Union Congregational Church Olive Green Turkey Ladies’ Benevolent Society Congregational Church Union Church

Bedford Benefit Bridge Promises Next Event

A card party in the school auditorium raised funds for the PTA. Bridge prizes went to Russell Dodge Herman Scofield Mrs Howard Bavis and Mrs Edward Pike. Whist winners included several named ladies. consolation prizes were awarded to Mrs Emma Persall and Mrs Gage. A subsequent party is planned.

Parent-Teacher Association Bridge Russell Dodge Herman Scofield Howard Bavis Edward Pike William Beeny Mary McMahon Mra Collins Mra Triggs Grove Smith A. Plastridge C. Poleo Rapoza Emma Persall Mra Gage

Sudbury Woman's Club Hosts District Art Conference

About 250 members from 11 clubs attended the art conference at Sudbury Town Hall hosted by the Sudbury Woman's Club. Prizes were awarded a painting by Mrs Herbert Stephens for best attendance, with speeches by Robert Woodberry Martha Chase Esther Ruffle and others. Highlighted were handicraft exhibits including a model of the Old Samuel Warren Homestead and a violin by M Granville Haley with works dating from 1750 onward.

Sudbury Sudbury Town Hall Sudbury Woman's Club Hudson Woman’s Club Herbert Stephens State William Tutts Sudbury Club Irving Priest Walter Stanton Robert Woodberry Martha Chase Concord Esther Rufle Cambridge Club Instrumental H T Maynard Albert Reynolds Maxwell Eaton William Dooley Boston Transcript Mary P Saynard Museum of Fine Arts Boston L P Goulding Samuel Warren Marlboro M. Granville Haley Anne Buxton Clark Hill Nancy Way Beatrice Beckwith

Mrs Culllinane Elected President of Local Auxiliary

Concord report says Loretta M Culllinane wife of Edward J Cullinane of 4 Brooks Street was elected president of the Auxiliary to James J Mansfield Post A L at the annual meeting held Monday evening in the Veteran Building. New officers led in the same building.

Concord Loretta M. Cullinane Edward J. Cullinane Brooks Street James J. Manfield Post A. L Veterane Marithe

Died on Her 84th Birthday in Merrimac

Concord obituary notes Mrs. Charlotte N. Hopkins widow of Edward Hopkins died on her 84th birthday in Merrimac. She lived with niece Mrs. George M. Johnson at 2 Monument Street for eighteen years and was active in Merrimac church music serving as choir director for over twenty five years. She was daughter of Alfred A. and Katherine Nichols and related to poet Whittier through her maternal grandmother Mary Greenleaf. Interment was at Merrie.

Concord Charlotte N. Hopkins Edward (. Hopkins Merrimac Alfred A Katharine B. Nichols Whittier Mary Greenleaf Merrie

Concord Camp Celebrates 25th Anniversary Reunion Event

Concord Camp marked its silver anniversary with a banquet at Nashoba Tavern last Acton. John F. Loring of West Concord is commander. Walter P. Blodgett served as toastmaster. Past Commander James N Berry was humorously "court martialed" on his 72nd birthday and presented a chair and a badge by fellow officers.

Concord Ralphi Hosmer Nashoba Tavern Acton 6Th Regiment MVM John F. Loring West Concord Walter P. Blodgett James N Berry West Acton Blodgett Berry Charles McCarthy Marlboro Arthur T Squires Worcester Secto Michwerintendent

Wedding in Hudson Today

Maynard resident Henry T. Hanson and Miss Alice McDonald of Greendale were married this morning at St Michael's church Sludeon in a ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The couple will reside in Maynard.

Malden Harold Johnston Maynard Edward Keough Hudson Paul Dennis Hartford Connecticut Stow Country Club Greenfield Boston Mr. Hansen St. Michael's Academy School of Practical Arts

Armistice Ball Set For Armory Nov 11 By Legion

Concord residents hear of Armistice Day Ball at the State Armory on Monday the 11th. It marks the first public appearance of the Legion orchestra amid a green decorations theme. The Legion committee lists Macone as chairman with many local veterans on the roster.

State Armory Concord Legion John Macone John Clarkson Murdock MacLeod Roger Allen Walter Avery Martin Smarup Winslow Damon H. Whittemore Brown Rex Morgan Russell F. Parsons Fred Boyd Joseph Barr

Noted Speaker Will Address Maynard Group

Doctor Helen McGillluddy, a well known lecturer from the Massachusetts Social League, will discourse on lively subjects for young people at the Maynard Cooperative Club on Main Street Thursday at six. She is in great demand and past talks have been instructive and engaging. A large attendance is expected in rooms above the United Cooperative Society.

Maynard Doetor Helen Be McGillenddy Odo Seciety Massachusetts Ohe Maynard Cooperative Club Main Street Hoctor McGillcuddy Doctor McGillicndy Maynard United Cooperative Society Thiday

Imatra Band Plans Concert in Parker Street Hall

Imatra Band will present a rare program next Sunday evening in Parker Street Hall. The concert features marches operas and popular melodies with a wide range of band music and will include former members now prominent in local and wider musical circles. Arne Autlo William Klemola George Hill Waino Linna and Helga are listed among the featured contributors.

Maynard Imatra Parker Street Hall Arne Autlo Morey Pearl William Klemola George Hill Keith Memorial Orchestra Waino Linna Helga

Delaney Awarded Carnegie Medal for Heroic Rescue

West Concord February 27, 1936. William J Delaney and Mrs Jessie Delaney receive praise after Delaney rescued Robert Bumford from the icy river near his mother Ervin Bumford. Delaney’s quick action, skating on the river, saved the young boy from the strong current. The Enterprise notes the event ends with best wishes and congratulations to the hero.

West Concord Ert L Bumford Ervin L Bumford West Concred William J. Delaney Jessie Delaney Robert Enterpri Chronicle Delaney Negie Old Enterprise

Halloween Festivities Spark Maynard Celebrations

Maynard’s weeklong Halloween events included private and public parties across the town. The Maynard Cooperative Club held a costume party with games dancing and refreshments in their clubrooms. The Mohawk Club hosted its third annual Halloween party with variety entertainment and plans for basketball and hockey this winter.

Maynard Maynard Cooperative Club Young People's Club Alia Temperance Hall Main Street Spooks Union Congregational Church Finnish Congregational Church Walnut Street J. A. Rinta Johanna Aho John Kane Marlboro Street

Legion Party Attracts 500 Kids In Concord Halloween

The Concord American Legion Band hosted its second annual Halloween party for children from Concord and West Concord in the Veterans' Building. About 500 boys and girls attended. a town parade preceded the event. Frank Lane performed a magic act, the band played a concert, Rosemary Meagher and Mary Patterson did a dance specialty, and apples doughnuts and cider were served.

Concord Concord — American Legion West Concord Veterans James J. Mansfield L. George A Landini Frank Lane Concord Legion Rosemary Meagher Mary Patterson

Open Evening Schools Begin In Concord This Week

The Concord public evening school known as Americanization Classes opens this week. Sessions start Tuesday November 5 at the High School and Wednesday November 6 at the Hervey Wheeler School.

Concord Hervey Wheeler School Weet

Odd Fellows Install Officers at Maynard Lodge

J Wesley Jones D D of Weston installed the Maynard Lodge I O O F officers in a Wednesday ceremony at Odd Fellows hall. Inducted were MacPherson noble grand Olsen vice grand Hodgess recording secretary Jamieson treasurer Roskell L S N G Gage ton Roskell L S N G D Bert H Howard L S V G.

J. Wesley Jones D.D Weston Maynard Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Oliver Co Re MacPherson Noble Olsen Lester N. Hodgess George Jamieson C. Trees P.G Rs.ngageton Roskell L.S.N.G Dbert H. Howard L.s.vg

Red Cross Roll Call Opens Nov4 in Concord

Concord's Red Cross chapter promotes its roll call opening November 4. Key towns Lexin Sherborn Groton Weston show high support with 11.68 25.96 23.29 and 22.01 percent while Concord trails. local services include nursing clinic swimming classes and first aid stations. Volunteers will canvass town between Day and Thanksgiving.

Concord Popula Massachusetts Sherborn Groton Weston Rotney BE. Pratt Red Cross Ct Ievery Ftare Prospect Red Cross

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