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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1938

Page

5

Town Meeting Debates Sidewalks and Park Projects

Town meeting attendees, led by Moderator King, debated eleven articles including $5000 for sidewalks, $300 for Reed estate parking, $286 for parking space, and $2600 transfer funds. Finance committee and officials like William and Ford Morgan spoke as discussions on public works and warrants continued.

Glenk ‘Franken Coty Ae Ee Vet Dignity Ck Geletiamen R Crowe Park Reed Estate Saintettabe Aimee Pjects William Ulath E. Sanderson Ford Morgan

Plans to build overlooks along River near Assabet Club

Local officials meet with Patrick A. McGrath of the Board of Select to review a proposal for overlooks above the river near the Runsell bridge adjacent to the Assabet Club. The airman notes the plan failed for the erection of the structures.

Runsell ‘Bridge Assabet Acto Patrick A. McGrath Board of Select

Maynard McCormack Discusses Republican Victory Looming

Maynard McCormack, speaking as a representative of Seok nae Ropitond Club, claimed the Republican party would win this fall in the state election. He attacked current New Deal policies and praised Republican actions in past administrations. The meeting urged an intensive voter registration drive and discussed potential state candidates. The local Young G. O. P. club nears 100 members and set a monthly meeting for the third Tuesday.

Maynard Dwight McOrmack Seok Nae Ropitond Club Sonny Oe Ounig Republc Yhard Odd Fellows Ener Hse Oe Mrgely McCormack Aete Republican ‘Party Hoover Coolidge Harding T Ae Roosevelt Hurley Unemployment Compensation Commission New Deal Andy File Madsen Willis Weaving Howard King Holmes Ralph

Span of Life Maynard Cavalcade at Mizpah Rebekah Lodge

A 35 member cast performed a Maynard Mizpah Rebekah Lodge cavalcade on Thursday at Odd Fellows hall. The program traced life from babyhood to old age with scenes including School days and Youth. Notable participants included Eleanor, Ralph, Frank, Shirley Babb, Priscilla Aldrich, Elizabeth Jones, Kenneth Saus, Richard, Ann Marchant, Beverley Price, Myrtle Smith, Leonard Babb, Barbara Whitney, George Whitney, Eric Farnell, Irma Aldrich, Mr and Mrs Edmund Whitney, and George Whitney. The wedding scene featured Rena and Eric Farnell with Lester Sr as best man and the minister.

Maynard Mizpah Rebekah” Lodge Odd Fellows Odd Fellowship Eleanor Ralph Frank Shirley Babb Priscilla Aldrich Elizabeth Jones Kenneth ‘Saus Richard Betty Ann Marchant Beverley Price Wentworth Prentiss Myrtle Smith Leonard Babb Barbara George Whitney Eric Farnell Irma Aldrich Edmund Whitney George Rena T Lester Sr

Longtime Acton resident dies after years of service

The obituary recalls a man who served as Selectman from 1914 for three years and was active in the Acton Agricultural Association. He helped decorate for annual Acton Fairs, belonged to the Acton Evangelical Congregational church and the Odd Fellows. Memorial services were held at Glenwood Cemetery in Maynard and he leaves an adopted daughter Lena B Stewart of West Concord. his wife had died earlier.

Negog Hill Road Glenwood Cemetery Maynard Lena B. Stewart West Concord

4 H Club Exhibit Aided By Woman's Club Sudbury

The Sudbury Town Hall hosted the 4 H Club exhibit linked to the Women's Club Children’s Day on April 20. Members displayed muffins, a tea table, and egg exhibitions. Winners earned blue and bronze ribbons. Mrs. Dutee R Smith and Mrs Webster Cutting led the Mystery Club.

Sudbury Sudbury Town Hall Women’s Club Mystery Club Constance’ Smith Rebecca Fairbank Dorothy Cutting Edna Stiles Jean Ebina Bichy W. Sone Ars Seatac Aer

Acton Woman's Club Presents Two Act Musical Comedy

The Acton Women’s Club stages a two act musical comedy on May 16 directed by Joseph Gibbon with Mrs. Gibbon coaching. The 1988 edition of Acton Actions features local amateurs including Fiora Kilmartis. One hundred seats will be filled quickly. tickets available from cast members Thelma Tutin Goodwin and others.

Acton Joseph ‘TwitzGibbon Fiora Kilmartis Rkee Thelma Tuttin Goodwin

League Banquet Highlights High Averages and Team Honors

William Sofka led the league in high average with a 102 while Rene Harold Peterson tops this year and received the silver cup from his brother Himer. McQuade team champions received horse shoes as presenter's amid applause. Toastmaster Sheridan presided. Syncopators with Jos Schnab provided music and the group praised the banquet as the best of many.

William Sofka Secret Ry Rourke George PF. Lynth Rene Harold Peterson Himer Harold McQuade Sheridan Harold Peterson Tony DeMamibro Jimmie Duggan Chet Sawyer Arvi Ketola Tony Watts Joe Kitowicz Jos Schnab

Maynard Board Announces 1938 Tax Rate at $36 Per Thousand

The Maynard Board of Assessors announced yesterday that the tax rate for 1938 will be $36 per thousand, a decrease of $1 from last year's rate. The tax for the town forms the levy for local services and committees will set the budget.

Maynard Board of Assensors

Maynard Board Announces Numerous Appointments

The Maynard Board of Selectmen announces a long list of appointees including George T. Priest as forest warden Josiah M. Hertlick as inspector of animals John Cleary as superintendent of moths Alvah M. Licherty and Harry Burnham among others with duties at town halls piers and the Assabet mill. Fourteen are named for special work at the Assabet mill and the rest serve in town posts such as police and weights and measures.

Maynard Board of Selectmens George T. Priest Josiah M. Hertlick John Cleary Alvah M. Licherty Harry Burnham Anton Anderson August Lehto Frank Syvanen A. T Lawson Andrew Peterson Sarah Wasiuk John H. Bellamy Foster Whitney Thomas Collins John. C. Brayden Crowe. Park William Coulter William Sienkiewicz Daniel O'Brien Harold White Michael Veleno Sanford Swanson Alec Saluski Hino Nyholm William H. Morrill Hilary Kane Nicholas J. Drozdowski Cyril Clark Dennie White Angus Hanson Alfred W. Olsen John Braydén Arthur Morrill William ‘Brindley Frank Murphy Wiliam Stokes John J. Walsh Richard Allen Thomas O'Donnell Patrick Murray Red. Palmer William Reid Mattu Katvala Carl Turner Arthur Jordan Robert Veitch Alexander Hickland Thomas French George Brown William Tobit Nicholas Whalen Frankie Michael Rynkiewice Frank Kami Joseph Doel Whiam O, Joseph Farrell Nnie Sofka Leon White David — C. Sharpe James ©. Mahoney Thomas Hilferty Roy Gray George Stockwell Albert Moynihan Charles Keene William Smith Howard Clark Assabet Mill Town Pols Halls

Must File For Maynard Licenses on Lord’s Day

Holders of licenses for Lord's Day, junk public hal must file in Maynard. Officials warn of deadline to ensure compliance and avoid penalties.

Maynard Hal

Maynard VFW installs officers in impressive ceremony

Maynard VFW post installed officers at a meeting held last night at VFW headquarters. George Outuis served as master of ceremonies, with Dimer W. Mattson installed as commander and Carl T. Anderson as senior vice commander. Other officers named included Howard King junior vice commander and Sam McCarthy quartermaster. The event featured readings, speeches, and a collati on followed by auxiliary whist and bingo prizes for Lena Franklin, Elizabeth Reid, and others.

Maynard Maynard Post George Outuis Middlesex County V. FP Wouncil Dimer W. Mattson Carl T Anderson Mior Howard ‘King In Peterson Sam McCarthy Joseph Boothroyd William Baron William’ Morrill F. King George Matus Ernet Johnson Fred Lemoine David Foley Stanley Makas John Lushank Middiesex County Ernest Johnson Installaon Lena Franklin Elizabeth Reid William Graham Catherine Barit‘eau Fitzgerald William Ployart Ann Conway Alice Murphy Elizabeth Ployart Graham Sophie Walsh W. Mattson Henrietta Bamford Dillon Mary .Gilleney Sweet Henrietta Bamford Roberts Bingo Mary. Gilleney William. Duckworth B. W. Mattson Anderson Murphy

Eastern Pageant Presented at West Acton Church

The West Acton Church hosted a three act religious drama titled Saint Claudia last Sunday night. Key performers included Jones of West Acton who played a lead role with assistance from Rev Van and supporting music by Mae Lee and Mrs Flo ra Babb.

Hasier Gy Sally Seni Venke Tor Raad Beemantied Aialler Ban Drainng Meynand Acton Claudia Cea Wenmout Renine Jones West Acton Les Ace Mann Revsso van Mae Lee Ae Te Rea Flora Babb Jéssie Crowe

Maynard A clinic to immunize dogs for rabies

A dog rabies immunization clinic will be held at the Maynard A clinic on Sunday May 7 with no charge. Vaccinations are offered to dogs of all ages and owners are urged to bring vaccination records if available.

Suirday

Benefit whist party for Austrian refugees in United Co-op hall

A benefit whist party supporting Austrian refugees will take place at United Co-op hall on Thursday evening. Prizes will be awarded and displays will be shown in the Koff building.

United Koff Building

Mothers Club Holds Concord Meeting On Child Rearing

In Concord Massachusetts Mrs Abbott spoke on The Function of the Home in the Life of the Child. She urged shared parenting and planned education for children noting high divorce rates and behavioral issues in clinics. The Mothers Club invites residents to a talk by a guest speaker in the High School Auditorium on May 2 at 8 PM with admission.

Massachusetts Saiaha Federal Governand Beir Concord Parenthood Mothers Aad Panther Chile Sect Boston

Navy Yard Boston seeks painter through open competitive exam

The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for the position of painter to fill vacancies at the Navy Yard in Boston Massachusetts Competitors will not be required to report for a written examination but will be rated on the extent and quality of their experience and fitness relevant to the duties of the position on a 100 point scale Ratings will be based on sworn statements in their applications and corroborating evidence They must have completed an apprenticeship of at least four years in the painting trade or have at least four years of experience

United States Civil Navy Yard Boston Mass

Reading baseball game reports strained pinch hitting and pitching notes

Seared Vii eal came heigervieue to ace. Buddy Rodgers and the Seins complained the hitters failed in the pinch. Heading scored three in the first and fourth innings while Lord contributed two in the seventh. Maloney hit a home run and the box score lists White Holcomb Mara and others with errors and base hits. Tomorrow at 3 15 Frank Googins hopes Rodger will be available for mound duty with Wilkie likely if a shoulder is not returned.

Heigervieue Buddy Rodgers Ee Sei Lord's Maloney Ang Pernoon Fteen Frank Googins Rodgere Wilkie

Army not a machine, Col Thomlinson says for great war

Col. Matthew A. Thomplinson told St Luke's Church members and guests that the U S Army is not a ready made machine for war. He cited world tensions including China and warned preparation is needed even as officials hope avoid conflict. The talk, introduced by Rev. Louis A. Parsons, covered his West Point days and army experiences.

China Thomlinson Lse West Point Louis A. Parsons Gon

Legion Auxiliary Meeting At Memorial Hall

Legion Auxiliary met at Memorial hall in charge of Mrs Jeanette B Andrews president. Berlin Health committee members attended as guests. Rey Reynolds of Nashoba Health Gait in Ayer was the guest. Three reels of movies on normal child and ail were shown in connection with the talks by Miss Reynolds.

N Legion Auxiliary Watdaedae Memorial Hall Jeanette B Andrews Berlin Reynolds Nashoba Health Gait Ayer

Parish announce Reverend Daniels sermon and meeting

First Parish in Concord lists Rev. Edward P. Daniels at the church in the morning on May 1 for a sermon titled The Valley Also. The annual parish meeting in Concord follows at Vestry Temple on Monday May 2 with dinner served at 6.26.

Cong Edward P. Daniels Ay Morning Butte Valery Concord

Trinitarian Congregational Willmott Sermon and Communion

The Trinitarian Congregational Church announces Pi Sunday events on April 30 with Benjamin A. Willmott hosting the morning service at 9 30 a m followed by a Holy Communion observance.

Trinitarian Benjamin A. Willmott Holy Munion

First Church of CH Sunday School Schedule and Lesson

The notice lists a day school at 10 45 ES time and Wednesday meetings at 746 Mead church edifice with hours weekdays holidays aside. The Christian Science lesson theme centers on everlasting punishment and a scriptural citation from Hebrews 12 11.

CH $C Mead!d Aear

Trinity Church Sunday Service Schedule

The text lists Sunday worship times for Trinity Church with Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. a sermon by the rector follows. A second service at 12:06 a.m. is noted, and Holy Communion is mentioned in relation to the earlier services.

Trinity

Regular Meeting Minutes Note Appointments and Finetiges

At this week’s regular meeting the council discussed a ruling and annual fines. The report mentions appointments and a Sunday session, with ongoing oversight of the outlined duties.

Coca

Pe Family Returns to New Jersey After Visit

Mr and Mrs Thomas Pe arrived home in New Jersey last evening with their daughter Badly family following a visit.

Thomas Pe New Jersey

Helen Blanchard Stars In Syna Que Play Cast

Miss Helen Blanchard played one of the supporting roles in the recent Syna Que production. She assisted on stage at Charles Street, handling diverse props including receiving sets and even live trout, as the cast presented the play to local audiences.

Helen Blanchard Synaque Charles Street Trout

Students pass Sunday resolution against indecency

A Sunday assembly at Somerset College clubs urges unanimity among students to voice opposition to indecency in recreational social and moral life of the community.

Somerset Aoe College Coe Clubs

Operetta to Be Presented by College in May

An operetta will be presented by the college in May with Mr. a partment and 8 menier among those involved.

Igt Menier

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