Fashion Review and Costume Party at Monument Hall
A large turnout of women attended a fashion review and costume party hosted by Division 44 of the Ladies Auxiliaries of the Ancient Order of Hibernians at Monument Hall. Prizes were awarded for best, oldest, and most original costumes across various classes, with judges including Miss Margaret Loughlin and Miss McCarthy of Maynard. The program featured period and modern costume parades, group dances, and dancing partners, with refreshments, music, and a prize for the special bridge lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument Hall
Order of Hiberniany
Margaret Loughlin
Ma Ee
Williams
Concord
McCarthy
Maynard
Donovan
Mary
Margaret Grimes
Mary Carey
Mary McBreen
Mary Battles
Marion Smith
Ma’am
Mary Delorey
Margaret Byron
Mary Hayes
Miss Donovan
Dorothy McCarthy
Wup-Tone
Frances Byron
C. Cullin
Patricia Carey
Sweden
Mary Rushe
Ireland
Frances Mara
Rita Hill
Scotland
Pauline McCarthy
Romania
Mary Bartolomeo
Italy
Regina’ Byron
Holland
Cora Flannery
Columbia
Paul Dee
Dorothy Dee
Catherine Culkins
C. Cullinane
Mary Hanson
Eva Dee
Margaret Callahan
Gertrude. Martell
P. Hayes
Catherine Hayes
Ownership Statement for Concord Enterprise 1929
Allan Markley certifies the Concord Enterprise Marlboro Massachusetts as publisher editor and business manager. The owner is Enterprise Press Inc with stockholders and security holders listed including New England Daily Newspapers Inc and Palmer DeWitt & Palmera Partnership. The document notes bondholders mortgagees and fiduciaries and is dated with an expiration of September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Markley
Marlboro
Mass
Wilfor
Allan Markley
Maniauran
Lynch
Maynard
Enterprise Press, Inc
Palmer
Madison Ave
Sonn & Rice
Weyenberg Shoes for Menstylysh Yet Practical Ad
Ad copy touts Weyenberg Shoes for men as stylish strong and well fitting featuring Rickles Shog Store as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyenberg
Rickles
Gift To Firefighters Adds Pool Table At South Acton Firehouse
Wm Bawister funded a fully equipped pool table to the South Acton Fire Engine house as a token of appreciation for the fire brigade. The gift, accompanied by a letter dated March 26 1929, expresses warm wishes for the officers’ leisure time and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bawister
Frank W. Holt
Acton Fire Department
South Acton
Mass
South Acton Company
Rawister
Sudbury Woman Returns Home From Hospital
Dorthy Fosse of Sudbury came home from the hospital on Sunday as the community notes a scarlet fever case. The Wright family is quarantined after a child contracted scarlet fever Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorthy Fosse
C. A. Wright
West Acton Prom Ad at Rickles Shoes
Police coverage note cites Grover Whalen remark One boys club is worth a thousand policemen s clubs Ad promotes junior prom footwear at Rickles Shoe Store with shoewear focus and event promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Whalen
Rickles Shoe Store
Acclaimed Cornetist Arthur McKelvie Broadcasts Local Radio
Arthur McKelvie of Chester Sawyers on Main Street, a noted cornetist, is now broadcasting with Dave Sheehan. Acton Grange plans a whist party at the Woman's Club on Tuesday April 16 at eight o clock. Roge Grimes and Levi Perkins won honors at the latest party while Mildred Dusseault and Alan Frost placed lowest. Mr and Mrs Harry Smith of Westport Conn visited Mr and Mrs Lloyd Downie on Central Street. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Peter Hogan at Emerson hospital Concord on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur i McKelvie
Chester Sawyers
Main Street
Dave
Sheehan
Radio Futores
Acton Grange
Acton
Roge Grimes
Levi Perkins
Mildred Dusseault
Alan Frost
Harry Smith
Acton Fair Directors Set New Fireworks and Vaudeville Plans
Acton Agricultural Association directors met on Saturday April 6 at Beach's restaurant West Acton. They approved fireworks for opening day and vaudeville for the Acton Fair September 18 and 14. President Richardson outlined grounds rearrangement using Fiske property land to increase exhibit space and visitor capacity. A further association meeting will be called later this month with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Agricultural Association
Beach’s
West
Acton
Richardson
Fiske
Hibernians Meet in Monument Hall in Concord Division 66
Concord division 66 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians met in Monument Hall last evening to discuss activities and organize local charity efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 66
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
Corinthian Lodge Meeting and Traffic Talk at Masonic Temple
Corinthian Lodge A F and A M met at the Masonic Temple Monday evening with Master Howard presiding and War Elmer L Joslin assisting. A fish chowder supper was served under Mrs Duncan G Chapman’s direction at 7 PM. Col Robert F E Goodwin chair of the Selectmen spoke on board traffic issues and proposed road routing around Concord inviting citizen suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Howard
Daniela
Elmer L. Joslin
Duncan G. Chapman
Robert FE. Goodwin
Concord
Col
Goodwin
Murray Installed Exalted Ruler of Concord Elks Lodge
W G Murray of West Concord was installed Exalted Ruler of Concord Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at Elks hall last evening to succeed William L Fitzpatrick. Other officers include John J Mullaney Esteemed Leading Knight Harold I Wellington Esteemed Loyal Knight Charles Comeau Esteemed Lecturing Knight Ivan D Servais secretary Frederick H Sullivan treasurer Thomas J Lawler Tyler Joseph Dee trustee William L Fitzpatrick delegate to Grand Lodge Geo A Mulcahy alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Murray
William”, Murray
West Concord
Concord Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of ‘Elks
Elks’ Hall
William L. Fitzpatrick
John J. Mullaney
Concord
Harold I. Wellington
Bedford
Charles ‘Comeau
Ivan D. Servais
Frederick H. ‘Sullivan
Thomas J. Lawler
Tyler
Joseph Dee
Grand Lodge
Geo
A. Mulcahy
Boston
Concord Woman's Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
At Veterans Building the Concord Woman's Club elected Mrs. Hans Willer president for two years. New officers include Mrs. Louis A. Sohier as vice president and Mrs. Edgard Caiger as corresponding secretary. Dues rise from 2 to 3 dollars and entrance fee from 50 cents to 1 dollar with men admitted for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Woman's Club
Concord Woman's
Veterans
Hans Willer
Main Street
Loring N. Fowler
Louis A. Sohier
Edgard Caiger
Thomas Todd
Albert B. Black
H. Whittemore Brown
Mason Garfield
George W. Towle
Charity Luncheon and Fashion Show At Club
A luncheon served at one o'clock under the general direction of George F. Root with social committee support from Mrs. Charles G. Edgarton and others followed by a fashion show. Miss Beatrice Bowrey of Filene's led the entertainment with Mrs. Marvin C. Taylor chairing the committee. The stage featured fern and flower decorations and costumes displayed by numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Root
Charles G. Edgarton
Oscar B. Beckvold
George A. Hill
Beatrice Bowrey
Filéne’s
N. .Vantrouyver
Robert W.carter
Phere
Imodels
Albert M. Harlow
Molly Harlow
Cleanor Hosmer
Barbara Allen
Reekah Briggs
Marvin C. Taylor
Newcomb Fuller
Emma Warfield Gramkow
John C. Macone
Mia
Edward B. Caiger
Ross K. Whiton
Gertrude H. Rideout
Maynard Woman's Club Observes Neighborhood Day
Maynard Woman's Club held Neighborhood Day at the high school auditorium with attendees from West Concord Concord Acton Harvard Sudbury Stow and Hudson. Mrs Esther Case announced an April 16 table-setting lecture and demonstration at the school and a nominating committee will present officers at the May 14 annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Woman’s Club
West Concord
Concord
Acton
Harvard
Sudbury Stow
Hudson
Esther Case
Maynard Teachers Club
The Man My Mother Thinks I Am
A speechlike reflection on living up to a mother's view of her son. The speaker contrasts toil and joy and urges readers to strive to be the person their mother believes they are, avoiding pretensions and aiming for honest character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Concord High Sets Track Schedule and Meet Plans
Concord High School track manager Donald Smith announces a calendar of meets from April 18 to May 18 against Fitchburg Melrose Malden Belmont Marlboro Winchester Beverly and others at Concord and select meets with Harvard Interscholastics and Boston College or Worcester Interscholastics on May 4. Team captain Edward Flannery leads a lineup including John Robison Gordon Cunningham Daniel Kelley and Tom Jagling with promising newcomers like Fiverett Lapham and Putnam in events from sprints to pole vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Gordon Cunningham
Daniel Kelley
Tonald Loring
Philip Williams
John Calkins
Raymond Lawrence
Arnold Hay
Fiverett Lapham
Harold McGrath
John Sullivan
Tom Jagling
Putnam
Carl Eneelbratsen
Gerald Downing
Edward Flannery
Gordon Cun
Indoor track stars set early winter marks
John Hingham, John Robinson, John Culkins, and Daniel Kelley already won their letters in indoor track by scoring points in inter scholastic meets this winter. The prospects look bright for another successful season. A new pair of Shoes at Rickles will brighten your spring outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingham
John Robinson
John Culkins
Daniel Kelley
Dennison Crafts Class At High School Auditorium
Monday afternoon four classes taught by Miss Supple from the Dennison factory in Framingham offered lessons in flower arranging lamp shade and hand bag making at the high school auditorium. The next class will be held Friday afternoon of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison Crafts
Supple
Dennison
Framingham
Maynard Teachers Stage Ace High Play for Public Good
The Maynard Teachers Club presents Ace High a three act play at Waltham Street Hall on Friday April 12. The annual show funds public betterment typically the Scholarship Fund with proceeds supporting the community. Cast includes John ProvyasalI Lorena Kennedy Dorothy Mattson Mary Ecinese Herbert Sullivan Mary Doyle Leo Mullin George Rupprecht Harold Morgan and Julia Greany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Teachers Club
Waltham Street Hall
Teachers Club
New Brom
John +Provyasali
Lorena Kennedy
Dorothy Mattson
Mary Ecincese
Herbert Sullivan
Mary Doyle
Leo Mullin
George Rupprecht
Harold Morgan
Julia Greany
Junior High Baseball Opens Season at Lincoln
The Junior High baseball team begins its season Thursday April 11 at Lincoln. Lineup includes Joe Colombo catcher Toivo Aho 1st base Reino Salo 2b Reino Grondahlis Loto Pescemi 3b Joseph Castanza ri O'Leary Pozerycky D Errico Plecieticz DeMars pitchers with subs Chandler Kaveski. They compete in the Minute Men League with April 11 Maynard at Lincoln and a schedule listing through June 13 Maynard at Billerica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Joe Colombo
Toivo Aho
Reino Salo
Reino Grondahlis
Loto Pescemi
Joseph Castanza Ri
O'Leary
Pozerycky
D’errico
Plecieticz
DeMars
Maynard
Sudbury Woman's Club Hosts Presidents Day Meeting
The Sudbury Woman's Club observed Presidents Day at Town Hall with many members and 30 guests from 15 clubs. District President Mrs Arthur P. Curtis and District Director Mrs. George H. Sawyer attended and spoke on club community work. The Connell trio provided entertainment and tea was served after the meeting led by club president Mrs. Marion B. Haton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Massachusetta
Connell
Bilmor Fortin
Lydia Raymond
Harland Rogers
Marion B. Haton
Town Meeting Warrant Explained In Plain Terms
Editor reflects on a recent town meeting where discussions grew heated. The piece notes officers were elected and funds allocated as usual and urges warrant originators to clarify articles at the next session for those with limited understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probona
Sudbury Story Fragments Incomplete Family Note
Mrs W J Orr of Portland Maine Mrs Philip Warren and her son Philip Warren of Walban were mentioned in a fragmented family notice with unclear context and missing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Orr
Portland
Maine
Philip. Warren
Philip Arren
Walban
Sudbury Notes On Local Events And Birthdays
A fragment from Sudbury items mentions Mrs Willam Tufts on Friday, a fire scene quick response, Brad Ways celebrating a sixteenth birthday with friends, John Winship at eleven starting in printing, and Sudbury golfers out in force. Also mentions residents planning to attend Mr Pim Piss Es By show by Hudson teachers at Town Hall Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muti
Willam
Tufts
Brad
John Winship
Sudbury
Florida ex-Governor Sidney Catts Jr in Jacksonville
Sidney J. Catts Jr a former Florida governor and three time candidate for the office was noted in Jacksonville on April 10. The report highlights his political prominence and recent activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
INS
Sidney J. Catts, Jr
Florida
Indicted in Print Fraud Case Involving Campaign Funds
The article alleges Julian Diaz advanced funds and used $26000 in bogus payments connected to a printing contract. The indictment cites two counts of fraud and details the finances alleged in the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptimii
Vanced
Julian Diaz
Agnes Maynar Substitutes Amid Illness at Local School
Maynar substitutes at the school in place of Wood who is ill. At a Wednesday club meeting held at the high school auditorium, a formal articulation of English grade to grade was discussed. Mrs Nicholas Whaley to undergo surgery at Mass General Hospital Saturday night. She is reported recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Howe
Wood
Nicholas Whaley
General Hospital
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TD State
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Nigl
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