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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1925

Page

6

Maynard Lodge of Moose marks tenth anniversary banquet

Maynard Lodge of Moose celebrated its ten year anniversary with a banquet at Masonic Hall. National officers spoke praising the lodge's social and financial strength and its active membership. Deputy supreme dictator presented a past dictators jewel to T. J. Lawlor as officers were elected for the new year.

Maynard Lodge Order of Moose Masonic Hall Mon Vgening Boston Uxbridge Marlboro Tindson Concord Actog Ffi Tilton N. HW Harry EF Atson Maceeheart Arthur W. Hayden Dorchester New England Watson T. J. Lawlor David H

Local Anniversary Committee Names and Entertainment Event

Weir as dictator and Robert Sacrit as vice dictator head a slate with Claire Milbery as Bro late and A J Rourke as secretary Eu gene Thompson as treasurer T J Lawlor serves three years as trustee and will go to convenson gm A J Rourke as delegate to convenson and as alternate. The program featured songs by Thomas Kinz and a monologue by Ralph Jameson, both noted local entertainers. The Anniversary committee includes Revert Sheridan A J Bourke Eugene Thompson Herbert Usher and Frank E Wilder.

Eugcene Thompson Herbert Usher Frank E. Wilder

Lions Paw Club Hosts Cup Dinner At Masonic Hall

Members of the Lions Paw Club attended a crowded supper at the Masonic Hall on Saturday evening. George Champagne's winning card team sat in the honored seats as the cup passed to the defeated side led by captain Chris Wilson. A Boston talent entertainment followed the meal.

Lions Paw Club Masonic “Tal George Champagne Chris Wilson Boston

LERER INSTALLS NEW FIXTURES AT STORE

Lerer's store unveils mahogany wall cases dust proof display counter and coin counters under glass. Manager touts modern equipment and improved interiors as key to contemporary commerce. To let rooms advertised on Monument Street near Battle Ground.

Lerer Mr. Lere Tarri Monument Street Batle Ground Concerf Masa

The Thunder Herd film bows at the Pepp a Lines

Paramount presents The Thundering Herd an epic Western from the Zane Grey novel directed by William K. Howard. Jack Holt Raymond Hatton Charlie Ogle Las Wilson Noah Beery Lill Leighton star as pioneers flee from dangers of buffalo stampedes and war parties with a heroic rescue amid dramatic triumphs.

Paramount Wiliam K. Howard Jack Holt Raymond Hatton Charlies Ogle Las Wilson Noah Beery Lill’ Leighton Beery Helt Hilt Mise Wilson

COR SALE Atord Sedan 1923 In good esudition

Classified notice offers a 1923 road sedan for sale in good condition. Apply to Mrs. M. Hager at School Street, Wear Acton, with date noted as April 82.

Sedan M. Hager School Street Wear Acton

Trust Co Names Two New Directors At Maynard Bank

Waldemar Seimis, manager of United Cooperative Store, Maynard, and Kennen Damon of Concord Junction, were elected to the Maynard Trust Co board. Capital stock increased from 50 000 to 100 000 dollars. new stock certificates issued this week. George H. Creighton, president, said plans for a new bank building by architect McGirr are under way. expected to start by mid month. Building committee members include Creighton, Wilson, Taylor, and Litchfield who declined further service and resigned.

Waldemar Siemis United Cooperative Store Maynard Kennen Damon Concore Junction Maynard Trust Co George H. Creghton The Trust Co Bank McGirr Anew Benk George Hi. Creighon Howard A. Wilson Frank E. Taylor William Litchheid

Death of Former Maynard Resident Samuel Clark

Samuel Clark formerly of Maynard who lived in Lynn died at his home on Thursday. Funeral services held Sunday were attended by Maynard friends. The body was returned to Maynard for burial in Glenwood cemetery. A brother Alexander Clark of Lynn and several brothers in the West survive.

Samuel Clark Maynard Lynn Glenwood Cemetery Alexander Clark West

Car collision at corner injures no one in Hedson area

A Tuck touring car driven by Edwin S Brown of Hedson and a 4 Rev truck driven by John Lazar of Maynard collided at the corner of Nasan and Summer. The Buick veered onto the sidewalk near a store window but was restrained. both vehicles suffered minor damage. Patrolman Nicholas Driscoll recorded the incident for the local police.

Edwin S$. Brown Hedson John Lazar Maynard Nasan Summer Street Nicholas Driscoll

Parmenter Daughter Obituary Quietly Passes

Mise Eric Parmenter 23 daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Parmenter Worcester died at the scene in a residence tragedy. The obituary notes the family’s sorrow and requests funeral arrangements soon.

Eric) Parmenter Harry Parmenter Worcester

Worcester City Woman Dies After Appendicitis Operation

A Worcester City resident died Wednesday after an appendicitis operation. Survived by parents two brothers Joel and Merry and sister Mra Seth Nor of Winyard Me. Funeral services held, burial at Glenwood cemetery in Maynard. Family once lived here with many relatives and friends.

Worcester City Joel Merry Mra. Seth Nor Winyard Maynard Glenwood Cemetery

Acton High School location debated in Acton Letter

A reader urges choosing the northwest site near Kelly's Corner for Acton High School. The letter argues lower land value and ample grounds, criticizes the southeast option, notes grading and brook control costs, and stresses building a high school to prepare youth and preserve local heritage.

Acton

Eastman Kodak Founder Donates Gift to Charities

Rochester magnate George Eastman, head of Eastman Kodak, donated more than a quarter of a million dollars to two charities after popularizing the motto press the button we do the rest. The enterprise and philanthropy follow his public urging and reflect his wealth.

Rochester N. Y George Eastman Eastman Kodak

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