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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1927

Page

3

Annual Harvard Club Dinner at Colonial Inn

Local report notes a second annual Harvard Club dinner held in the evening at the Colonial Inn. Edward F. Loughlin is named secretary for the next term. Reliant on health updates, Palmer remains seriously ill with pneumonia and was moved to Emerson Hospital. Community members send condolences and support from Rutland to Somerville. Willow Rebekah Lodge hosts a food sale Thursday at 2.30 at Adams and Bridges store.

Fy Caldwell Ans Rutland Harvard Club Colonial Inn Edward F.loughlin Palmer Neumonia Emerson Hospital Wise Williams Will Leas Somerville John A. Garvey Rebekah Lodge Adams and Bridges

West Concord Patent Teachers Association on China Slides

At the regular meeting on Thursday evening April 12 Mr Robinson principal of the schools will show one hundred sterootican slides on China A social hour will follow with refreshments This promises to be an interesting meeting and members should attend

West Concord Patent Teachers Association Robinson China

Transfer of Alfred Ghiabot to San Antonio Texas

Alfred Ghiabot has been moved from Long Island New York to San Antonio Texas in what authorities describe as a formal transfer. The case involves custody and administrative handling by regional agencies. The details indicate a relocation approved by the overseeing department.

Alfred Ghiabot Long Isialt N. Y San Antonio, Texas

Promotion at W. T. Grant Store Moves Assistant to Manager

The text notes an employee being promoted to assistant manager at the W. T. Grant Store in the city. No additional details are provided about the promotion date or the individual's name.

That City

Guests Attend Meeting at Willo Willow Rebekah Lodge Event

Monday supper at the Willow Rebekah Lodge drew guests including Mia Achsah G. Simonds of Billerica and Miss Alexina Bowlby of Winatertown. West Acton and Maynard lodge officers attended as the degree was exemplified for candidates while N G Mrs McCombell and Mrs Simmons received bouquets from Mrs Elsi McCullan and Mae Watts of Biljerica.

Willow Rebekah Lodge Mia Achsah G. Simonds Billerica Alexina Bowlby Winatertown Rebekah Assembly Yinoha Lodge West Acton Hope Lodge Wobutam Mizpah Lodge Maynard McCombell Simmons Elsie., McCullan Mae Watts Bil Jerica

Whist Party Planned by West Concord Parents Group

Under the West Concord Parent Teachers Association a whist party will be held Tuesday evening April 26 in the Assembly hall at Harvey Wheeler School. Play starts at eight o'clock.

The West Concord Teachers Association Harvey Wheeler School

Pie Social Follows Meeting at Amurs and Grange

After the Monday business meeting Amurs and Grange members and guests heard a talk by Ralph Sterratt of the Edison Illuminating Company of Boston about the WHET broadcasting station. He explained the studio financing program selection and careful concert planning. A pie social with hot coffee and pie followed in the banquet hall.

Amurs and Grange Whet Broadcasting Ralph Sterratt Edison Iluminating ,Company of Boston

Methodist church fair and supper held April 7

The Methodist church fair and supper drew good attendance on April 7. The committee led by Mrs. George Thompson and Mrs. L. B. Haines with Mrs. Emma coordinating prepared an excellent meal for attendees.

George Thompson L. EB. Haines Emma

Local Fair Draws Crowd and Sale Proceeds

The event featured booths with crafts and misc items including fancy articles and a piea and pillow items. Entertainment by younger boys and a sketch "Wanted a Cook" drew participation from William Dobson and others, raising a good sum.

William Dobson Mamruni ‘Stone Hatlah Noyes Devol

Sudbury Social News and Local Notes

Mrs. Charles Brackett hosts a feature at 8 from bynn on Sunday. Henry Harton painting with Benton on Med ev haeias Street. Memorial church prep for annual plays at High School and Women’s group rehearsals. Dr Howard Hamblin attended trials as physician. Charles Sherborn of Providence a recent guest at I Rice’s. Ruth Getty returns from a visit to Andover. Gerald Bahfill visiting with her father T Vs O’Neil North Sudbury. Scarlet fever reported in Francis H Ru at’s home. Frat W Fle is repairing Clarence Baldwin place.

Charles Brackett Bynn Henry Harton Awith i Benton Haeias Street Memorial Churea Womai Howard Hamblin Triahy Everett. Bowker Maine Wis Maynard Charles Sherborn Providence I. Rice Ruth Getty Andover Gerald Bahfill T. Vs. O'Neil North Sudbury Francis H.ruat Clarence Baldwin Place

New Easter Hats and Tasers at the Fullenton Fair

Readable text notes an Easter event with hats and tasers as attractions at Fullenton fairgrounds. The fragment hints at a lighthearted showcase or odd exhibit but lacks clear details or dates.

Fullenton Rat” Ly

Sudbury Women's Club Entertained with Music and Show

The Sudbury Woman's Club held a well attended meeting at the town hall with guests from Marlboro Clifton and Northboro. Hagel the soprano Hazel Clark violin Mrs May Fly pianist Mrs Rollins sang in two groups with French songs and violin obligato. Mrs Clark's violin selections drew praise and Mrs Ely provided perfect piano accompaniment. Mrs Lucy Brackett presented her annual Spring show and flowers were offered for sale to aid sick townspeople. Bach attended with a yellow marguerite. The event featured a balanced musical trio, and committee members were recognized for their reception efforts. A Weston high school play drew interest and students Nancy Gupter and Mary Piper returned to schools after spring vacation.

Sudbury Way Man’s Club Marlboro Clifton Northboro Hagel Hazel Clark May Fly Rollins Ssh Soho Lucy Brackett Gale Eru Committee On Music David F. Hit Lawrence J. Winship John T. Gibbons Fred Elser Frahk Perkins Bessie Maynard Hi. Way Irving Priest Mra L. BR. Little Roland Citler Weston Nancy Gupter Mary Piper Cuptil Tooths Henge Pines Norton Mass Alia Piper Abbott Académy Andover

John C King Dies in Maynard After Illness

John C King 53 died at the Rest Home in Concord Monday night after a two week illness. A Maynard resident for twenty years he built a large insurance agency on Main Street. Survived by wife Carrie son Howard daughter Charlotte and brother Dr Clifford King. He served Maynard as Auditor Assessor and Selectman and was active in public affairs. Funeral at Gabi Cemetery with services to follow.

John C. King Concord Mr. King Salisbury Vermont Maynard Carrie King Howard Charlotte Clifford King Haa Ha Wai Waa Selectman Sae Rervicea Ber Y. Atternoop Brooks Tafotenstt Willbe Gabi

Concord Issued Schedule for Incoming Season

A local school district released the schedule for the upcoming season outlining key dates and events. Officials urged attendance at opening games and noted changes in practice times for several athletic programs.

Local Baseball Schedule For Junior League In Concord Area

The Minute Man co op league grades organize under Nathaniel B F Robinson Harvey Wheeler Concord Tanction Philip J Flynn Peter Bulkeley Lincoln Charles Robinson Bedford Grammar. Games set for Thursday afternoons at Junior League Diamond with gates listed for April 28 to June 2. Teams include Concord Lincoln Bedford and Concord Junction with home and away matches per dates.

Boni Athimar Nathaniel BF. Robinson Harvey Wheeler Schoot Concord Tanction Philip J. Flynn Peter Bulkeley Concorl Center Charles Robinson Lincoln Grammar School Charles Dodge Bedford Grammar School Lincoln Concord Concord Junction Hedford Coficord Bedford Ledford Atv Goficord Badford sConcord Junction

Unclear OCR item hints at library or shelving notes

Fragmentary text references a librarian and suggestions for improvements. Names and concrete details are unreadable, leaving only scattered terms about shelves, Mr. Mire, and a possible 74 value.

Ridge Club Luncheon Honors Guests and Winners

Mrs. Nat Loring received the special favor while Mrs. L R Little won for the lowest score at a Ridge Club luncheon. Guests included Mrs. Marth Harrington and Mrs. Loring.

Ridge Club Buena Harrington

Unusual Foal Birth at Briar Farm Noord Gadbury

On Wednesday night at Briar Farm in North Gadbury two thoroughbred foals were born to Titania. The two foals were similar in size and both showed strong prospects. One foal grew weaker and collapsed by Friday, affecting hopes for raising them.

Bale Briar Dale Farm North Gadbury Titania Aker

Open House Invitation At School Committee Notice

Incomplete OCR notes indicate an open house event organized by the school committee one day before the vacation ends. Parents pupils and citizens may inspect the premises during the event.

Open House. Jr Scholal

Nashua High School pupils shine under longtime coach

Coached pupils presented a memorable recital at Nashua, showcasing strong work from students guided by a dramatic coach. Tufts of Gand Hill aided the program, with two months of preparation evident to a large audience.

Pinare Jane Milliken Tufts Gand Hill Nashua Neh Linh Nashua High Gilbert Sullvan Mra Alpen

Public Hearing On Baldwin Gas Station Permit

Town selectmen set a public hearing Monday April 18 to consider Charles Baldwin's petition for a gasoline station at Concord Road. He seeks a permit to operate a 100 gallon fuel pump and store. Public attendance requested.

Charles Baldwin Baldwin

West Acton Mystery Patient Illness Reported

Ernest Morse was carried to Hall's mill and later died at home. Ruth Costello is very ill with a suspected diphtheria. Gladys Phadd and Helen Yates are noted. Mr and Mrs Littlefield present.

Ernest’ Morse Front Hall Ruth Costello Misa Gladys Phadd Ana Helen Yates Mra bLittlefiela

Mrs Lucy Meade Dies in Hobart Mead Home

Mrs Lucy Meade, longtime resident of this town, died Friday at the home of her husband Hobart Mead. She was an ardent and faithful worker at the universe church here. Survived by her son inlaw and a son. Services were held Monday at the chamber. Burial was in Mt Monthia.

Lucy Meade Hany Hobart Mead Mead Ardenis Monthi

Youthful Offenders Sparking Local Alarm Reported in Maynard

In Maynard on April 13 a group of youths aged about 16 were detained after breaking into multiple homes. Officers say the teens, described as a gang of young offenders, admitted to stealing rings and other items during confrontations with residents. Police report recovery of several stolen items and ongoing investigations in Concord District Court.

Maynard Pozeyck Pele -Zanca Julia Tamilehto Tatroiman’ Hinson Concord District Court

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