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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1930

Page

3

Parent-Reclation Meeting Highlights School Report

The Parent-Teacher group held a Wednesday meeting in the school building. Officers were elected including President Mrs Fred Mor and Vice Presidents Mrs Albert Reynolds and Mrs C Arvid Nelson. The treasury improved, the kitchen remains self supporting, and reports covered education citizenship English and commercial education. Music and singing featured Virginia Priest and others, with refreshments served afterward.

Wednesening Edu Alan F Misser Savell Sawyer Hildreth Carlton Virginia Priest Fred Mor Albert Nolds C. Arvid Nelson Arty Richie Lyndon Leo Quinn A. Hunt Johnson C. Goking

Marathon Relay Looms In Local Track Event

Local sports fans anticipate the B A A Marathon relay set for April 16. Young runners from area schools, in their teens, face a long grind and a close race with Maynard among notable contenders.

Maynard

Hopes Rise As Local Runners Seek Distance Honors

Reported in good condition and hoping for the best the townspeople cheer Bob and Dick Allen veterans at the long hike and B A A run. Norman Walker son of Charles Walker schools superintendent makes his first distance try at Marathon Staten Island. Maynard will be well represented along the route with many on hand to cheer.

Bob Dick Allen Staten Island Norman Walker Charles Walker Maynard

Mrs Sarah Ferguson Concord Woman Dies After Ill Health

Mrs Sarah Ferguson widow of James Ferguson died at her Laurel street home on April 7 after a long illness. Born in Ireland she was nearly fifty and had lived in Concord 31 years. Survived by daughter Helen M Barry of New London and son Charles B Ferguson Harvard freshman. She belonged to Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary AOH and was deeply respected for devotion to her children.

Sarah Ferguson Sarah (McGrath Ferguson James Ferguson Laurel Street Ireland Concord Ladies’ Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians Helen M James Barry New London Charles B. Ferguson Harvard College

Thomas J Hagerty Dies After Sudden Illness In Concord

World War veteran and New England Telephone employee Thomas J Hagerty of 1 Potter Street Concord died suddenly Monday night after feeling unwell during the day. Born January 10 1888 he served in the 6th Massachusetts Militia and in World War I. He leaves his father and mother a brother and two sisters. Funeral service at St Bernard Church followed by burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery.

Thomas J. Hagerty Potter Street Hagerty New England Telephone Company Mr. Hagerty Thomas Alice Ryan) Hagerty Concord Concord Company, Co Massachusetts Volunteer Militia France Raymond Hagerty Lincoln Rose Robert Mitchell St Bernard Church Sleepy Hollow Cemetery

Margaret Slattery to Speak on Youth in the Wind

Miss Margaret Slattery, author lecturer, will address the Concord Parent-Teacher Association on Youth in the Wind at the Concord venue. The talk aims to explore youth perspectives and community roles in shaping young lives.

Margaret Slattery Concord Association On

Acton Man Dies by Own Action in Park Woods

Peter Legicko a World War veteran aged 43 was found dead by hanging in the woods behind John A Crowe park on Sunday at about 9 30. Patrolman Rasmussen cut the belt and authorities say the death appears self inflicted with no valuables on the body. The medical examiner allows three days since death and a brother took the body to East Cambridge for burial. Legicko a former town resident had worked at a South Acton shoddy mill.

Peter Legicko Centre Fierd John A Crowe NM Hunter Hudson U. S. Army Charles Legicko Edith Street East Cambridge South Acton

Sudbury High Notes Baseball Schedule

Sudbury high school baseball announces a split season schedule arranged by the manager. Home games include Millis Southboro Weston Ashland Westboro and Wayland opponents with dates from May 6 to June 13.

Sudbury High Millis Sudbury Southboro Weston Ashland Westboro Wayland

Paris Rome trains to have showers on express service

Travellers between Paris and Rome will soon enjoy shower baths on the express trains. A special car with a bath steward will be set aside for this purpose. Tanks holding 600 litres allow twenty baths before refilling.

Paris Rome

Town Hall Meeting Open To Public This Monday

Town Hall meeting will be open to the public on Monday evening with public tickets available through Association members for non members.

Town Hall Association

Prentisses Break In New Five Passenger Car

West Acton notices say Mr and Mrs Abe Prentiss are testing a larger five passenger car. Dr Douglas M ifths convalesces at Mrs Nellie McCarthy’s home and will see patients by appointment after Easter. Dr W D Reid and family of Newton visited Robert Reid’s home. James Howe has worked in Connecticut for weeks along with Edward Butler. Frederick Whitcomb quits Maynard work to help run the Whitcomb farm this summer.

Abe Prentiss Douglas M. Ifidhs Nellie McCarthy W. D. Reid Newton Robert Reid James Howe Connecticut Edward Butler Frederick Whitcomb Maynard Whitcomb

Drama A Success At Acton High School Play

The Acton High School senior class stage play Betty Girl O My Heart played to full houses at the Woman's Club on Thursday and Friday. Cast included Glenna Jones Ruth Berglind James Edney Dorothy Roche Eva Fierra Gertrude Schwab Roland Johnson Levi Dunivan Mona Servais at the piano Irma Durkee provided music. Local merchants supported with ads, net proceeds about 150 dollars.

A. H Acton High School Womans Club Betty Girl Studints Glenna Jones Ruth Berglind James Edney Dorothy Roche Eva Fierra

Palm Sunday at W. Acton Baptist Church

Palm Sunday services were well attended with inspiring music. Rev. Arthur Jeffries delivered a timely sermon. Evening hymn stories impressed attendees. He will preach Wednesday at the Baptist church in Ayer and lead a three hour Good Friday service at St George's Episcopal in Maynard with Rev. William Boicourt as speaker. Easter plans include special music and a sermon titled The Greatest Truth in the World. Flowers and plants are welcomed for decorations, and thirteen believers will join by baptism.

Maynard William Boicourt Congregational Church

Boy Scout Affairs Inter-patrol Contest Points Listed

The report lists points for inter-patrol contests with first patrol 135, second 93, third 67 as the drive continues. Attendees show interest, many pass tests and earn merit badges while the annual drive motivates helpers to push for funds and pledges. A letter from a donor praises the movement for guiding boys toward higher ideals and away from cheap pleasures.

Maynard Man Found Guilty in Concord Court

Antti Ketola of Newport New Hampshire was arrested around 3 a m Saturday. He was found guilty at Concord district court of drunkenness and driving while intoxicated. He received fines of 15 dollars for drunkenness and 50 dollars for DUI.

Maynard Antti Ketola Newport N. H Ernest Rassmusgen Edward Johnston Concord

Marlboro Notables Visit and Local Updates

Marlboro Reverend Charles Cormier of Shirley visited his mother's home on Grant street. Eugene Closson installs a Century Oil system at the Society Lagior building on Lincoln street. Mrs Napoleon Sutherland underwent surgery at Marlboro hospital. St Marys church and St Anthonys parochial school are being repainted. Mr and Mrs F H Robinson of Washington DC visit Lincoln street. Robinson is Hoover's personal chauffeur and White House garage superintendent. Federal payroll for Co K last night totaled nearly $1000.

Charles Cormier Shirley Amedea Cormier Grant Street Eugene Closson Society Lagrior Lincoln Stret F. H Robinson Washington, D. C George Barrows Lincoln Street Mr. Robinson White House President Hoover

Liberia Rubber Pioneer Develops Far Reaching Radio Link

Harvey S Firestone Jr announces United States Liberia Radio Corporation with Western Union, linking Liberia and Akron. Liberia, a 4400 mile African republic about the size of Ohio, grows rubber as Firestone plots a 1 000 000 acre plantation. Monrovia remains capital after 1821 settlement by the American Colonization Society.

Africa United States Harvey S Firestone, Jr United States-Liberia Liberia United States-Liberia Radio Corporation Haiti Ivory Coast Sierra Leone New York Ohio Firestone Company Harvey S Firestone African Republic America American Colonization Society Monrovia Monroe

West Acton Woman's Club Elects Officers for 1930 31

At the annual meeting held last Monday afternoon the West Acton Woman's Club elected officers for the 1930 31 season. President Ephine Seles Vive Pres Helen Woodworth Sec Ada Cram Oak Sec Evangeline Hall Treas Marion Reed Asst Treas Miriam Swift Auditor Lois Lawrence Custodian Lois Cram Director Ida MacGregor Federation Committees Community Services Virginia Sanderson Music Mary Laffin Art and Literature Gertrude May American Home Jessie Toohey Hospitality Lulu Clark Conservation Elizabeth Parker Legislative Evelyn Reid Friendly cooperation with ex service men Mildred Hodden Mothercraft and Child Welfare Jane Whitcomb Federation topics Hazel Blanchard.

West Acton Woman’s Club Ephine Seles - Vive Helen Woodworth Iic Ada Cram Oak Evangeline Hall Treas Marion Reed Miriam Swift Lois Lawrence Lois Cram Ida MacGregor Federation Virginia Sanderson Mary Laffin Gertrude May Jessie Toohey Lulu Clark Elizabeth Parker Evelyn Reid Mildred Hogden Jane Whitcomb Hazel Blanchard

Trout Lads Net Big Opening Day of Season

Hudson area sportsmen reported strong catches as trout season opened. Notables Fred Gibbs with 11 fish Arthur Wood 10 Fred Clark 7 Charles Tucker 5 Albert Lamson 5 and coach Edward Martin 3 led the tally. Fishermen avoided naming spots and condemned landowners who keep streams closed citing locals with many relatives who fish their brooks.

Hudson Fred L Gibbs Arthur Wood Fred L Clark Charles P Tucker Albert 'W Lamson Edward W Martin Rodman

Mrs Albert Holman Returns From Portland Visit

Mrs Albert Holman has returned to this city after spending several days in Portland Maine with her sister Florence.

Albert Holman Portland Florence

Prize Speaking Contest At Bedford Junior High

Friday evening the Parent-Teacher Association hosted the annual prize speaking contest in the Junior High School Auditorium. Participants included Dorothea Coburn Bessie Osborn Vivian Dickigan Eunice Kelley Catherine Neville Eleanor Beecy Natalie Dickison Anna Valente Helen Condon and Jefferson Fell. Eunice Kelley captured first prize a $5 gold piece and Anna Valente won second a $2.60 gold piece. Music by Mrs. Paul Webber Margaret Bodkin and Betty Peterson. Judges were Miss Holmes Lexington High School Faculty John F. Denman and Miss Charlotte Paulsen of Bill erica.

Parent-Teacher Association Dorothea Coburn Bessie Osborn Vivian Dickigan Eunice Kelley Catherine Neville Eleanor Beecy Natalie D Ckison Anna Valente Helen Condon Jefferson Fell Anna Valenti Paul Webber Margaret Bodkin Betty Peterson Miss Holmes Lexington High School John F. Denman Charlotte Paulsen Billerica

Bedford PTA meets. first aid room report and talk on mental hygiene

The Bedford Parent-Teacher Association held its regular meeting in the School Auditorium with Mrs. Sullivan presiding. A committee reported on furnishing a first aid room at Union School, including a leather couch and chair. Mrs. Cochran delivered an engaging talk on mental hygiene. A social hour followed with refreshments. The Bedford PTA announced its annual fair at Grange Hall on May 2 with supper from 6 to 8 and a dance at the Junior High School Auditorium from 8 to 12.

Parent-Teacher Association Bedford P. T. A Grange Hall

Easter Pageant The Resurrection Presented in Sudbury

The Christian Endeavor Society of Memorial Church Sudbury will stage The Resurrection on Easter Sunday at seven p.m. The young performers have prepared all spring with roles including Pilate Joseph Mary Magdalene and the Voice of Jesus. All are invited to attend this religious ceremony.

Sudbury Christian Endeavor Society of the Memorial Church Pilate Crestin Giles Joseph Waldo Stone Mary James Dorothy Hunter Mary Magdelene Mildred Tallant Voice of Jesus Mr. Reynolds

Easter Mozart program planned at Universalist church

A special Easter music program will be presented at the Universalist church on Sunday April 20 by the Puritan Male Quartette. The quartet includes Harlan E. Tuttle William D. Tuttle Richard A. Lowden and Herrick A. Sederquist.

Ralph A. Barker New York City Edgar Bursaw Exchange Hall Leona Piper Universalist Church Harlan E. Tuttle William D. Tuttle Richard A. Lowden Herrick A. Sederquist South Acton Reading Club Gilbert M. Haynes Brown Street Maynard Karl R. Jones Emerson Hospital Concord Helen BE. Fairbanks Stamford Conn Charles H. Fairbanks Main Street Hugh Hodgen Robbins Lane Acton Center South West Acton Acton West South Acton

Easter Music at Congregational Church Selections

Easter Sunday program lists organ prelude by Miss Edith Johnson and Harold A. Merriam duet Christ is Risen by Mueller Scott. Choir performs O Gentle Savior by Gounod and solo Open the Gates by Knapp. Also Lovely Appears from Redemption by Gounod.

Edith Johnson Mueller Christ Is Risen Scott Frank A. Merriam Gentle Savior Gounod Open the Knapp Harold A. Merriam Lovely Redemption

Marlboro Schools Close for Easter Vacation

Marlboro schools will close for the annual Easter vacation from April 25 and reopen on May 5.

Marlboro

Card of Thanks for Joseph Melisi

Our heartfelt appreciation is extended to all who assisted in lessening our sorrow in the death of our loved one Joseph Melisi and family.

Joseph Melisi

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