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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1937

Page

3

Bedford News Roundup and Local Meetings

Miss Christine Nicholson returns home from Newton hospital after weeks of recovery and will resume duties later. Bedford Branch Alliance met at Fiset Parish with Rev. Floyd Taylor speaking on the Amermetcart Indian. Florida visitors John and Leslie Laffin and others returned home. Parent-Teacher Association met with Mrs Richard Powderty presiding. the McMahon children performed vocal selections and a maple sugar making film was shown. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs William Neville of Southam Rose at Arlington Synathes hospital.

Christine Nicholson Bim Street Newton Hospital Bedford Fiset Parish Floyd Taylor Chelmsford Ammertcart Florida John L Jewett the Great Oad George Sweetman Fletcher Road Scott Bowman North Ead Léslie D. Laffin Concord Road John Blackburn Bedfam Maine South Street Blackburn Frank Murray Parent-Teacher Association Dodge Sifts Williiam Neville Southam Artington Synathes Hospital

Acton American Legion District 7 Event Features Notable Speakers

Acton American Legion posts in district 7 gathered at the G. A. R. hall in Acton for a Friday evening event on April 9. Lexington’s Roland H. Gatihot gave an engaging talk followed by Rev. Father Charles Sherry of Maynard and a World War II chaplain as guest speakers. The gathering honored past service, reflected on assignments, and featured remarks by Mrs. Nell Durkee of the Woman’s Auxiliary and speeches promoting post membership.

Acton American Legion Bedford Lincoln Lexington G. A. R. Hall West Witheck Nélle Durkee Department of Conservation Washington Mra Durkee Michael T. Kelliher Jaeen Hots Bottmander Middlesex County Kelliher B.J. Sullivan Department of Mess Chusetts Richara Morrishéy Eer Geenetet Cate Tikes Daniel Sten Georgé Ivan Juniar Daniel Bretihan Lewell

Acton Considers Piggeries Hearings In Town Hall

About 150 Acton residents attended a hearing by the Board of Health in Town Hall to decide on commercial piggeries. Hog raisers from Acton to Boston eyed sites here, but voters decided they did not want large scale hog raising in the town while existing pig owners may continue their business.

Acton Board of Health Boston

Bedford Woman's Community Club Elects Officers

At the annual meeting held at Mrs Lewis G Webber's home on Billerica road, Bedford Woman's Community Club elected officers for the coming year. Officers include President Mrs George F Russell, Vice President Mrs M Bernard Wetter, Recording Secretary Mrs Chester G Barnes, Coring Secretary Mee Bertram Garland, Treasurer Mrs William Z Backes, Auditor Mrs George H Lovejoy, and a three year director Mrs Joseph H Leconey.

Bedford Woman's Lewis G Webber Billerica Road George F. Russell M. Bernard’ Wetter Chester G Barnes Cording Bertram ¥ Garland William Z. Backes George H Lovejoy Joseph H Leconey Jay Fish Paul B Webber James H Widkine Wiliam T. Myers Theodora Gerould Ralph Rowse Harry Gilman John Reid Charess Kimball Leonard Kieley Joseph Williams Abbert

Auto Accident Fatality Near Strathan New Hampshire

William A Dawson 33 of 29 Bartlett Beverly was killed Monday afternoon when the automobile he rode in rolled over three times and left the highway for 136 feet. He was born in Maynard and leaves his parents in Beverly and siblings at Manat Sines and Charlesrd. Funeral planned for burial at St Helen cemetery in Maynard. John Malcolm US Navy on furlough from parents in Naylor street has returned to California and will depart soon for service in Clima.

Maynard William A .Dawson Bartlett Street Beverly Strathan N. H Mr. Dawson Jean Dawson Manat Sines Charlesrd St. Hel Wen Etery John Malcolm Navy Arthur Malcolm Naylor Street California Johnnie Clima

Marriage of Miss Gertrude Erisman and John Hutchine at St Bernard's

Miss Gertrude Erisman daughter of Mr and Mrs Jeremiah J Byrisman wed John Andrew Hutchine at St Bernard's church Concord Rev William J Finnick officiated with Rev George F Mateahy assisting The bride wore white satin with orange blossoms Best man was Thomas Hutchinson and ushers included James E B Finan Jr Willam F P Brisman Jane Dolan and Join Hagerty After a family reception at 64 Thoreau street the couple plan a wedding trip to New York Washington and Georgia before settling in a new house on Partridge Avenue Road. The spring day was ideal.

Georgid Hutchinson

Whist Series Opens Under Local VFW Guidance

The first whist party in a series under Maynard Post VFW was well attended last Saturday night. The next event will be at United Are Hall next Saturday. Prizes awarded to numerous entrants including B W Mattson Charles Turnbull Mrs Marsden Mrs Margaret McCarthy and many others.

Maynard ‘Post VFW United Are Hall B W Mattson Charles Turnbull Marsden Margaret McCarthy Perkihe Clarabell Warren Anfré Seilly William Wastitk Margaret Olafin Doot Pride Mleaner Statitus Jen Kelley O'Toole Margaret Boothroyd Mary B. Kelley Chandler Carl Anderson

Girl Scouts Plant Trees Demonstration in Concord

Scouts from a local troop gathered on the hillsides of Walputbo to plant trees and stage a light show. Representatives Miss Chamberlin Helen Tomkins and Amy Atkin biked to Cedar Hill and arrived three quarters of an hour later than others who rode readily.

Jar Hlon Miss Chamberlin Helén Tomipkins Afinie Atkin Cedar Hill

Open Under New Management on Lexington Road

Opened this week under new management, James A. McManus, Mrs. Sadie A. Pete patriot, and partners plan to run both buildings. The Marge will be used as a rest area with a broad menu and attractive waitresses. Duddit will serve beer and fried clams, drawing customers to the establishment.

Concord James A. McManus Lexington Road Sadie Marge

Grade Oral Plan at Concord School Supports Cooperative Pen Pals

Concord School plans a cooperative program with children’s peers as part of its course work. The plan, overseen by Mr Merrill and assisted by Mr Ward and Miss Resweed Findeisen, aims to analyze each student’s record of time and effort and improve outcomes each year.

Schoo Chila Volville Edi Ata Merill Work Ward Mies Resweed Findeisen Merrill Mise

Mystery Solved in Jacket Trail Crime Near Carlisle

State troopers using clothing clues found two jackets and a hat near an old quarry off Carlisle Street. David Mangennelli, 36, of Rast posta, was captured in Boston after being released from a psychiatric hospital. He had fled after abandoning his clothes to change into new ones and was recommitted for further observation.

Carlisle Boston David Mangenelli Charles McCarthy Concord Vartaons McCarthy Margenelli Boston Psycopathic Hos Boston Policed Department Arthur W. McCabe Boston Psycopathic Hospital

Maynard and Gow Club Social Held at Mrs Reed’s Home

Mrs Mae F Reed hosted a Maynard and Gow club gathering Tuesday afternoon. A regional bridge social followed. The next club event is a gay social set for April 27 with plans to include entertainment and refreshments.

Mae F. Reed Maynard Ane Gow Thesday Terrnoon Regio Bridge Social Roche, Mi

Hidden Egyptian tombs reveal vivid wall hieroglyphs

A description highlights the Valley of the Kings tombs in Egypt with bold reliefs and vibrant colors on walls and ceilings. The intricate glyphs and figures have remained striking for centuries, emphasizing ancient artistry.

Egypt

Breakfast of Concord Guests Sermon Warns on Marriage Vows

Rev. Thomas Feeny spoke at a Concord K of C breakfast after Mass on April 11. He discussed the need for religious knowledge and common arguments on state and church, stressing the importance of marriage vows and noting humor as a part of life.

Concord ' K. of C Thomas Feeny

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