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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1929
Page
5
April events report a large turnout at a high school hanging shown as a peaceful fair. Ruth Feeney from Middlesex County Extension teaches curtain and drapery hanging as fifty attendees find it instructive. May 6 plans a talk on arranging home furniture at the same venue. Clerk Charles Coleman and wife welcome a daughter born yesterday.
Night school closes term with certificate presentations delayed due to missing credentials. Citizenship and advanced classes awarded. certificates will be mailed. Concord High pleads for donations to fund athletic programs after a local ruling blocks district purchase of supplies. Contributions to John M. Bruce, Treasurer, Concord, Massachusetts, welcome.
A circular urges Concord Citizens to back school athletics as fundraising at games is hindered by the public nature of the athletic field where no admission can be charged. Pupils pay a small membership fee for participation.
The Hudson Aerie of Eagles will nominate officers at tonight’s lodge meeting in Eagles hall. The business session starts at 8 p.m. A program and supper will follow served by Steward Victor Queen.
City Forester Clifton B. Sowerby was called out late yesterday to remove a limb blown from a large tree on the high school common.
Public auction set for May 11 1929 at 3 30 PM on the premises in Sudbury Middlesex County Massachusetts to foreclose a mortgage from Thelma B Hancock to Clinton Savings Bank dated April 1 1926. The property includes 20000 square feet on the northerly side of the state road with buildings and is subject to unpaid taxes liens and assessments. A $500 cash down payment is required and the balance due within ten days at Clinton Savings Bank. Mortgagee Clinton Savings Bank M Hammond Treasurer James Mayberry Attorney. April 16 1929. 4nr 17 4nr 24
Hudson Comdr Franklin Lewis reports state officials warn that bogus solicitors are approaching businesses to buy ads for a souvenir program tied to the Legion’s second annual ball at the Hotel Statler. Adjutant Denis Haverty says the department has no solicitors aside from those for the 1929 post directory, and credentials will confirm legitimate solicitors.
West Concord notes report Agnes Collins enjoying a week’s vacation from Chandler Secretarial School. Eleanor Miner operated on for appendicitis last Friday and is improving. Helen Pringle visits her parents while teaching in Easton. Richard Harber guests John Ferran on Central Street. Concord Lodge I O O F reports 40 members visited Olive Branch Lodge, Charlestown, as the degree team confer a second degree on new candidates. Geraldine Hannon spent weekend in Arlington. Concord lodge and Willow Rebekah to hold joint meeting April 18 with a flag drill by Loyal Flag Girls of Boston. Annursnac Grange members attend Regional Meeting in Saugus. A correction notes Albert Achorn did not sell his Central Street house as previously reported.
An entertainment program at Stow town hall features motion pictures including Alice in Wonderland Trees of Tomorrow and The Barnyard Underworld. Two educational films are shown and the program closes with a cartoon comedy.
Boston on April 17 saw the season opener between the Braves and Dodgers postponed for a second time due to rain. The game will be played tomorrow per league officials.
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