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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1924
Page
8
Concord reports another car theft as a Studebaker sedan owned by Col. Horton Edmands was stolen from a garage after midnight. A Cadillac owned by James Parker was taken in a similar incident less than two weeks earlier.
The local Sons of Norway lodge elected officers Saturday evening led by president Christian Olsen and vice president Hansa L. Nashe. Other roles filled include Henry A. Bertelsen as judge Olaf Groneng as recording secretary Ole Burstad as financial secretary Louis Peterson as treasurer Miss Martine Helsher as regent Carl Olsen as marshal Simon Petersen as assistant marshal John Hansen as inside guard Hans L Nashe as outside guard Carl Olsen as historian and Nils Nilsborg as trustee for two years with an officer from Brooklyn to install on January 3. A sales ad follows offering high grade articles in Middlesex County with strong pay for qualified applicants.
Concord Center thermometer shows 95000 in donations to the Emerson Hospital sustaining fund with contributions from the Actons Stow Maynard Sudbury and Bedford areas still awaiting returns. A whist night at Monument Hall benefiting the fund and Concord Players’ Thursday show Come Seven also contribute.
The Concord Lodge of Elks held a meeting on Walden street led by Exalted Ruler George F A Mulcahey. Division 56 Ancient Order of Hibernians gathered for an evening, while a union service at First Parish featured Rev Dr Cleland on Keeping Faith. Walden Pond Boys Club plans Tuesday drill and basketball practice at the State Armory under Captain Dolan.
Concord Lodge of Elks held its first annual memorial service at Concord Town Hall Sunday afternoon with Exalted Ruler George F A Mulcahey presiding. Bernard E Corbin of Roxbury gave the address. Vocal solos by John J Mullaney and Ruel F Le Clair accompanied the service ended with Auld Lang Syne. Also notice for sale and Christian Science church services and reading room hours.
The Concord National Bank stockholders will hold a meeting at the banking house on Wednesday January 3 1925 at 3 46 p m for election of directors and other business legally before the meeting. Cashier Pay Heywood Concord Mass December 10 1924. DIC-17-24.
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