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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1926

Page

8

Severo weather report notes extreme cold and frozen pipes

Friday morning’s severe cold snapped the winter record with icy conditions. Frozen water pipes caused widespread damage as households struggled to cope with the Arctic blast and coal shortages. Joe Ramesh failed to start in the 200 yard dash at the X of C games in Mechanics Hall Boston after being crowded and spiked in the outside lane.

Sero Joe Ramesh Mechanics Hall Boston

Mill Overseer Reunion At Marlboro Elks Home

Overseers foremen and superintendents of the Assatet Mill held a banquet and reunion at the Marlboro Elks Home on Wednesday evening. About seventy attended, with speeches by Mr. Drechsler and George Coxwell the assistant agent of the plant. A committee led by William Haydon Frank Goettier and A J Morse organized the event.

Assatet Elks Home Marlboro Mr. Drechsler George Coxgs Jte Chérae William fHraydon Frank Goettier A. J. Morse

Card of Thanks and Notices Set in Local News

A Card of Thanks expresses gratitude from Mr. and Mrs. William A. Davis and Winifred M. Carrigan Co for support during bereavement. Mentions Andrew Sinisalo at 18 Main Maynard. A birth note reports a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Croft of Acton with both mother and baby doing well.

William A. Davis Winifred M. Carrigan Co Harry Croft Acton

Voters Pack Towns With Names On Ballot List

The town shows 1189 males registered and four names added at the last registrar meeting. The liquor license question will not appear on the ballot. New voters listed include Frank Case 86 Summer Street and many residents such as Arthur Ralph Chr Summer Mill, Byman Atwood 12 Brown, Roland W. Priest 29 Concord, Vito A. Gathone 40 Crane Avenue, Clifford Coon 88 Concord, John Sale 129 Parker, Dorothy Hannon 79 Nason, Helen Loftus 4 Brooks, Mary Kalander Portsmouth, William Gale Parker Hoffman 10 Newton Drive, Reid 10 Newton Drive, George W. Webater 8 Concord, John F. Coughlin 150 Great Road, Annie M. Coughlin 160 Great Road.

Ilicense Prank W. Case Summer Street Nene Street Arthur Ralph Summer Mill Ra Byman Atwood Brown Roland W. Priest Concord Vito A. Gathone Crane Avenue Clifford Coon John Sale Parker Dorothy C. Hannon Nason Brooks Mary Kalander Porthmouth William Gale Parker Hoffman Newton Reid George W. Webater John F. Coughlin Great Road Annie M. Coughlin

Maynard Players to Stage Adam and Eva Comedy

The Maynard Players present Adams and Eva a sparkling one act comedy at Parker Hall for the Ladies. The tonal church society hosts this performance with a witty and charming cast led by Victor Sallowan Huldah Taylor Charlotte Gault Beatrice Jordan William Henry Zarak Guyen Fowler and William Mann.

Adam and Eva Parker Olent Society Victor Sallowan Huldah Taylor Charlotte Gault Beatrice Jordan William Henry Zarak Guyen Fowler William Mann

Nifty Needlers Social Evening Highlighted by Sewing

The Nifty Needlers met on Wednesday evening with Mrs. Burnham hosting at De Mera Street. A sewing session led to a social and entertainment hour featuring Roxe l and Arline Siebla, Irene Hell, Anne, and a piano duet. Mary Gull read Notes from the Life of President McKinney. Refreshments were served by the hostess aided by several members.

Arsiste Margeret Larson Jepheth Lenace Katherine Allard Irene Foley

Settlement in Patnal Auto Case Cost $6500

Settlement reached in the Patnal Auto case involving O'Brien Stanley Wasnik Ur No Hlipakka and George H. Sales of Maynard for injuries from a collision at Dead Man's Curve near the Boston Road in October 1925. Attorneys Rice McDonough and others filed on behalf of insurers and plaintiffs in Lowell district court.

Ansurance Coenen Boston O’brien Stanley Wasnik No Hlipakka Maynard George H. Sales Dead Man's Curve John Rice J Harrie McDonough James Thin Hifeolka Howard A. Wieea Maw Stealer U Wr Rellice of Lowell Ae Gecrae H. Seles Bern

Weal term of Hall Concord Junction for office use listing

A rental notice describes a hall in Concord Junction suitable for office use or light housekeeping. The advertisement cites a monthly rent of $20.00.

Junction

Maynard News Roundup Includes Local Appointments and Events

Local notes report Jobn Kane and Cornelius Callahan connected to civic matters in Cambridge and Boston. Residents Mra John B. Comeau, Mrs. Jennie Murphy, and Miss Mary Burke visitants are listed amid school and club news. Maynard basketball beats Camp Devens 36 to 9 at Pastime hall. Alden G. Alley lectured on The World Coin. Bernard Lever earns BBA at Boston University. A shop burglary on Oak Street yields $35 loss. police investigate.

Jobn Kane Boston Cornelius Callahan Grand Jury Hell Cambridge Walter Comean Littleton John B. Comeau Linde Alice Clark Spen Jennie ‘Murphy Brooks Street Mary Burke Wobirn Priest Helen Wilcox 4 Ear Intervale N. H Wam O'Brien Noaray O'Brien William Ployart Maple Street Ployart Fitchburg Normal School Alden G.alley Cooperative Hall Maynard Grange Alley Bernard Lever Boston University Levi R. Cheney Vert Winchenfaccgsting Aiport Ford Sud- Maynard Camp Devens Pastime Hall Lri Maynard Ued Duggan J. Moynihan Letiead Bowie Farrell Pieter Mary Clare David Lemoine Acton St. Pridget Isatea Aewte Lever Perils Isan

Teachers Extend Thanks For Play Production Efforts

A note from the teachers extends gratitude to those who aided a recent play. Special thanks go to Miss Childs for coaching the cast and dedicating late rehearsal hours. Mrs McGarry is thanked for coordinating behind the scenes and managing endless projects.

Miss Childs McGarry Sorta M. Graves

Second Annual Banquet Plans Set By Community Leader

James W Christian chairs the event planning for the second annual banquet with entertainment and dance. The program features a reception Thursday evening February 11 and aims to engage the local community in a festive gathering.

James W Christian S Entertainment Comunity

House Overrides Committee in Agricultural Appropriation Bill

The House overridden its committee for the first time in the current Congress on the annual agricultural appropriation measure. The vote tally stood 188 to 147 in favor of the amendment, despite Senate opposition.

Washington House

Concord forms branch of Grenfell Association

An eager group met January 27 at West Concord church to organize a Concord branch of the Newfoundland Grenfell Association. Mrs J F Snyder opened the session and Rev Al Fred Brnie and M Mildred Stone provided music. Officers named include President Pratt, secretary Sid Xt Pratt, treasurer Miles Caroline F Holden, and director Mee John P Snyder. Dr Hay sen, linked to Dr Curtis at St Anthony hospital, spoke of life in Labrador. Charter members were signed and light refreshments served under Miss Dorothy Garfield’s leadership.

Weat Concord N E Grenfell J F Snyder Alfred Brnie M Mildred Stone M Hee Rks Concord Reony T Fleers Pratt Sid Xt Pratt Miles Caroline F. Holden Mee John P. Snyder Pre. Wa. Vord P Tiayden Boston Haysen Curtis St. Anthony Hospital Labrador Judsey West Concord Gren Dorothy Garfield Dr. Grenfell Concard Contore End Ft A. Concord B

Dairy Experts Visit Marlboro Milk Plant

A delegation of New Jersey dairy experts led by Professor Frederick Keller toured the Marlboro Dairy Co. plant in Marlboro. Seth H Howes hosted the group, who praised the creamery’s operations and the cooperative dairy model observed, hoping to apply the learnings back home.

Marlboro New Jersey Seth H Howes Marlboro Dairy Co Frederick Keller Spo Dat

Salvation Army Band Concert Slated Feb 27 at High School

The Salvation Army Silver Band of Worcester will perform at the high school auditorium Saturday February 27 at 7 30 PM and again at 4 PM at Hudson Hall. Admission is by ticket. Frances Johnson and her daughter Frances aged 10 and George a cornet player will be in charge of seating and assisting.

Notice to the public about today’s payment and sale

Public notice states payment due today on a local sale event involving toothpaste and other items. It mentions opposition and urges timely action to avoid penalties or further steps. Public access to the details is limited due to the fragmented OCR text.

Fans Attend Baseball Lecture By Les Mann In Concord

Les Mann of the Boston Braves entertained about two hundred baseball fans at a Concord lecture on baseball technique and history. The Springfield College alumnus demonstrated insid e baseball features with photos of leading major league stars and performed with musical numbers. Attendees included Joe White and Dick Loftus, with Ralph Jamieson and Terry McHugh also taking part. the event drew strong local enthusiasm for baseball.

Leslie Mann Boston Braves Lee Springfield Ymca College Springfield College Les Mann Ben Ken A le Tee Concord Les Tom Wang Negar Voicks Tommy King Less Mann Terry McHugh Concord Ralph Jamieson Joe White Maynard Dick Loftus Fred Wilder Teher Omaha Applendid

Masses at St Bridget’s Church Highlight Patron Saint

Solemn High Mass celebrated by Rev Edward Crowley with Rev Charles Donahue and Rev Edwin Waleau deacon. Sermon given. Friday is first Friday with Masses at 545 and 7. Sacred Heart devotions at 730 followed by benediction. Candlemas Pay Mass at seven and candles blessed for altar use. Blessing of throats after the seven o'clock Mass.

ST. Bridget's Church St. Bridget’s Church Edward Crowley Charles Donahue Edwin Wale Sacred Heart St. Blas

Legion to Observe Fathers Night at Local Legion Hall

The local legion will observe Fathers Night on Thursday February 11 with a program. The chairman of the sire Sees ve committee, who spoke at the memorial dedication, will be the speaker. The Legion Auxiliary will join in the observance and fathers of all former service members are welcome.

Bcairman Sire Sees Ve Legion Auxiliary Legion

Eight Car Pileup On Icy Road Near Concord Line

Eight cars piled up on an icy Fitchbore Lincoln road near Concord line early Sunday. Drivers lost control as wheels slid. vehicles spun and collided, with one car stopping mere inches from another. Two more cars also spun and struck others.

Lincoln Concord

Clarence Siyvert Dies. Funeral Arrangements Pending

Clarence W. Siyvert of Mrs Isabella Siyvert Stnmer Street died at Rutland Hospital Tuesday around 5 PM. A funeral service is planned for 7 o'clock with details to be announced.

Clarence Slyver Clarence W. Siyvert Isabella Siyvert Stnmer Street Rutland Hospital

Sewing Circle Meeting at Broad Street Home

Fy Basiy Noun Sewing Circle met in the evening at Miss Lillian n's Broad Street home. The gathering focused on sewing and craft activities. The Home and School association will meet in the assembly hall on Tuesday night.

Basiy Noun Lillian N Broad Street Tion Assembly Hall

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