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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1932

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Funeral at Son's Home for Ellis Wetherbee

Funeral services for Ellis Wetherbee were held at the home of his son Elmer in West Concord. The 74 year old former Acton and Harvard resident died at 15 Highland street after a weeklong pneumonia illness. Surviving wife Annie and children Elmer, Howard, Carrie, Mae, plus siblings and relatives are listed.

West Concord Ellis Wetherbee Acton Harvard Elmer D. Wetherbee Main Street George BE. Lighton Universalist Church West Somerville Fred McDonald Somerville Llewellyn Wetherbee Boston Arthur Wetherbee West Acton John Raymond Reading Arthur Blanchard Webster Blanchard Arthur Whitcomb Leighton Wetherbee Highland Street Littleton Mass Annie (Cowdrce) Wetherbee Howerd E. Wetherbee Carrie A. Wetherbee Mae Wetherbee Arthur ‘Wetherbee May Wetherbee

Winners In Benefit Whist Party For Christmas Fund

The Elk’s Benefit Whist at Cooperative Hall honored many with prizes and turkeys. Awards went to Phyllis Savikoski for a cord of wood, Amy Ryan for a $250 gold piece, Timothy Costello for a coffee percolator, Michael McNamara for a leather purse, and others including Genevieve Lynch, Walter Sheridan, Mary Leyden, and Joseph Ross among many recipients. The ladies and men’s consolation prizes went to Sophie Walsh and Sophie Sofka, with turkeys also awarded to Edith Foster, Clifford Downey, Charles Spence, Helen Cleary, and Nicholas Wielen.

Magnara Cooperative Joseph P. Dineen Phyllis Savikoski Mrs. Agnes Driscoll Genevieve Lynch Walter Sheridan Auto Tire Viola Foley Robert Sheridan Richard Buckley Florence Wilder William Gallagher Herbert Usher Edith Chandler Mabel Tobin Joseph Ross Joseph White Louise Johnston Claribel Warren Sophie Walsh Sophie Sofka Edith Foster Clifford W. Downey Charles Spence Helen Cleary Nicholas Wielen

Sudbury Firefighters Contain Chimney Blaze at Wolbach Home

Sudbury firefighters answered a Tuesday call to a chimney fire at Mr. and Mrs. Burt Wolbach’s home on Wayland road. Prompt action averted a disastrous blaze. Earlier, Monday, a car owned by John Spachelder caught fire and was extinguished.

Sudbury Burt Wolbach Wayland Road South Sudbury John Spachelder

Christmas Services at Concord Methodist Church

Rev Harland S Evans will lead morning devotions at 6 am and a service at 10 am with Sunday School and a Christmas Tree. Evening sermon on The Evening Star. Young Peoples meeting tonight at 8 at Miss Weber Taylor’s home. December 28 8 pm Ladies Aid Christmas party with small gifts.

Evening Star Young Peoples Weber Taylor

Concord Branch Elects Grenfell Assoc Officers and Holds Sale

Concord witnesses the annual meeting of the Concord Branch of the New England Grenfell Association in the Trinitarian Congregational Church. Miss B Maude Phillips spoke on humane education and Labrador dogs, with two reels and stereopticon slides. Chilton Cabot was elected president. other officers include Mrs Guy Fernald secretary and Miss Caroline Holden director.

Concord New England Grenfell Association B. Maude Phillips Direcor Humane Education Animal Rescue League of Boston Labrador Grenfell G. Winthrop Lee, Jr George S. Keyes Caroline T. Holden Trinitarian Church

LeBrun Faulted for Umpire Reporting in Waltham Game

The Enterprise defends umpire Paul R LeBrun after a Twilight League match between Waltham and Concord drew harsh coverage. The paper apologizes for partisan tone, praises LeBruns fairness and knowledge, and hopes for a neutral, spring return to the diamond.

Waltham Concord Paul R. LeBrun LeBrun LeBryn

Maynard Edward S Johnston Appoints Post Committees

Edward S Johnston commander of the Frank J Demars Post A L announces committees for graves registration publicity entertainment auditing and membership with named members including Harold Sheridan Herbert W Martin Guyer W Fowler John T Higgins Ernest Rasmussen John P Gibbons William Hanson Walter R Denniston and others.

Edward S. Johnston Frank J. Demars A. L

Artaban comes to life in church Christmas pageant

The Union Congregational church presents Artaban the Other Wise Man a Henry Van Dyke drama dramatized by Rev Matthew Vance on December 25 and 26 at 7 30 PM as part of local Christmas celebrations Music by a choir directed by Gavin Taylor Jr includes O Cone All Ye Faithful and Star of the East The cast features Ioh Smith Frederick B Harris George Weaving Alan Palmer and others with Rev Matthew A Vance directing the pageant

Matthew A. Vance Hubbard-Lansing Little Town of Bethlehem Norman Frenny-Walton God Jesus Christ

Methodists Hold Annual Fair at Maynard Church

The Methodist church fair in Maynard drew good crowds Friday afternoon and evening. The Philathea class organized booths and tasty displays. Entertainment featured a Christmas sketch, novelty number, piano and vocal solos, with Mrs. Walter Denniston as chairwoman and several women managing booths and stalls.

Postoffice Busy as Christmas Mail Rises

The Maynard postoffice reports high Christmas mail with foreign mail lighter than in past years. Postmaster Stockwell and staff work hard to deliver parcels letters and cards before Christmas eve, with the public urged to mail by Friday night for local delivery.

Maynard Stockwell Santa Claus

Christmas Basket Distribution By Local Organizations

Maynard Ledge B POE and the White Cross Guild join the Maynard Citizens committee and welfare groups to prepare Christmas baskets for distribution. The effort seeks broad public support to bring seasonal joy to those who might miss the holiday spirit.

Maynard Ledge B Poe The White Cross Guild Maynard Citizens Committee

Yuletide Greetings to Enterprise Family

Seasonal wishes extend to all members of the Enterprise family. The message expresses happiness health and prosperity and a wish for a Christmas rich with joy and merriment for every reader.

Enterprise

Maynard-Miss Croft Dies in Boston Hospital

Miss Nettie Beatrice Croft 25 died after midnight at Massachusetts General Hospital from spinal meningitis. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Croft of 18 Tremont Street Maynard she studied at the Waltham hospital for fourteen months. Survived by parents a sister Evelyn and five brothers Percy Frank Edward Chester and Herbert. Funeral held Monday at Union Congregational church burial in Glenwood Cemetery.

Maynard Nettie Beatrice Croft Arthur Croft Tremont Street Massachusetts General Hospital Waltham Hospital Miss Croft Evelyn Croft Percy Frank Edward Chester Herbert Croft

Coldest December in Concord since 1929 hits 15 below

A string of record lows grips Concord and surrounding towns as Friday night into Saturday morning brings a 15 degree below zero reading, the coldest December in 15 years and the coldest month since 1929. Nearby towns report 18 in Carlisle, 22 in Acton, and Lincoln at 13 below as snow blankets fields and ponds form ideal winter sport conditions.

Concord Mercury Fred A.tower United States Weather Bureau Weather Bureau Carlisle Acton Lincoln Lexington Arlington Wayside Inn Sudbury

Christmas Mass Schedule At St Bernard Church

Four masses will be held on Christmas Sunday December 25 at 7 8 9 and 10 with a high mass followed by benediction. The annual Sunday school Christmas party will be held on New Year's Day.

St. Bernard’s Church Concord Center

Men’s Club Elects Officers at New Social Meeting

A Methodist Church gathering to elect officers for the newly formed men's organization named Edmund Whitney as president Frank Case as vice president Hollis Barlow as secretary and Raymond Dreschler as treasurer. The event included plans for a Christmas party a Sunday Bible class and a choir program.

Methodist Church Iseéa le An Auress Wentworth Stewart Concord Journal Edmund Whitney Frank Case Hollis Barlow Raymond Dreschler Albert Hodgess Thehhurch Nellie Parmenter Congregational Church

Men Gather at Union Church in West Concord

A Sunday evening religious gathering at West Concord Union Church featured an inspirational sermon by Rev. Alfred W. Stone and a strong musical program. Jacob Meder directed chorus carols with Robert W. Carter at the piano, and soloists Mrs. Benjamin Derby and Miss Velma Hinman performed. Sponsors included Winslow J. Damon and Harry C. Parker among others. The morning service addressed children on The Jam and adults on The Achievement of Christmas Love, with a choir anthem The Lord is my Strength. The Senior Society of Christian Endeavor met at the Deaconess Home for Aged Women with Olive Berlied leading Spreading the True Christmas Spirit.

West Concord Union Church Alfred W. Stone Jacob Meder Robert W. .Carter Benjamin Derby Velma Hinman Parker Winslow J. Damon Frank C. Leighton Harry C. Parker Fred T. Boyd Winslow H. Kingman Robert McAuley Harry I. Dye Lord Rogers Society of Christian Endeavor Deaconess Olive Berlied

Rainbow Auction Draws Big Crowd at Colonial Hall

A Rainbow money auction drew a large attendance Monday night at Colonial Hall. Merchants contributed merchandise auctioned for Rainbow money. High bids from all corners of the hall showcased millionaireé activity. Harry Enders served as auctioneer. Merchants will accept closed bids at their stores before the next auction.

Maynard

Farewell to Concord Leader T Alfred Wilson

Concord honors T Alfred Wilson founder and president of Wilson Lumber Co with a large funeral service at Trinitarian Congregational Church. Masonic bodies Rotary Elks and Board of Trade members attend. burial in Sleepy Hollow. Wilson 1882 1931 long time Concord civic leader survived by wife Priscilla and daughter Priscilla.

Wilson Lumber Company Congregational Church Concord Trinitarian Congregational Church T. Alfred Wilson Wilson Lumber Co George Loring Thurlow Sam Walter Foss Wilson Wasnyie Rotary Club The Elks Burleigh L. Pratt Edward B. Caiger John M. Bruce John J. Bent Ivan D. Servais John F. Fallon Sleepy. Hollow Thomas Alfred Wilson Nova Scotia Alexander and Elizabeth (Lowden) Wilson Brookline Puritan Trust Co Boston Bessie Hunt Corinthian Lodge A. F A. M Walden Royal Arch Adoniram Council Galahad K. T Waltham Concord Lodge Concord Board of Trade Concord Rotary Club Concord Cooperative Bank Bank Officers’ Association of Boston Priscilla H. Wilson William ©. Kean Cora Magoon Samuel Alcock Belmont

Salary reductions impact living standards and security

Maynard High coach and columnist Con Lent introduces a series on economic issues sparked by salary cuts. He argues cuts harm national well being and affect not just the direct payee but others connected to the budget and living standards, starting with examples like John Doe.

Don Lent Maynard Maynard High School Lent Hig John Doe

Concordians Sing Carols at Community Tree

Concord residents gather around the Christmas tree at Concord Centre at seven on Christmas Eve to sing carols. Afterward groups will go through the town to sing to the sick and shut ins inviting all to participate in the community event.

Concord Concord Centre

Churchman in a Changing World keynote at Maynard church

Wentworth Stewart editor of the Concord Journal spoke to the Maynard Center Men's Club Monday evening on The Churchman in a Changing World. He delivered the address at the First Congregational Church of Maynard.

Wentworth Stewart Concord Journal Maynardeer Church

Woman Hurt As Snowplow Hits Car in Concord

Mrs Mildred E Spooner 35 of Carlisle Bedford road was injured when her car was struck by a Boston and Maine snowplow at a grade crossing on the old Reformatory branch at Monument street Concord. She was extricated from the wreck and taken to Emerson hospital. Though badly cut and bruised she sustained no serious injuries.

Concord Mildred E. Spooner Karl H. Spooner Bedford Road Carlisle Church Boston and Maine Railroad Reformatory Monument Street Spooner Emerson

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