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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1932
Page
1
An OCR fragment notes police budgets and chiefs in several towns. It cites Maynard, Concord, and Lesington with figures around 34 000 dollars and salaries near 32 70 to 35 60 per week, plus counts of chiefs sergeants and patrolmen. A Maynard chief and Calorie study are mentioned.
Fragmentary text notes a scoring total of 200 points and references Fireman Police 43. The garbled lines mention a venue and a date but lack clear names, places, or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text mentions police, state date February 8, and names like WilliamyG and Sareea with unclear context. The readable portion lacks coherent event details but points to a police or civic notice with dates and individuals.
Acton Odd Fellows plan a dance at Acton Town Hall on Monday Feb 8 to raise funds for a local cause. Admission fifty cents supports the needy while offering attendees a pleasant evening and good fellowship.
Two county meetings were held last week with talks on Poultry Breeding Genetics and Disease Control in crops. Dr. F A Hayes and Dr. Orin C Boyd were among speakers from the state college and Amherst.
Professor Sam Houghton of Beston University and Miss Helen Mosher of Boston perform at the Methodist church Friday night February 5. The event invites all and aims to raise funds or support for a local cause.
The annual Old Folks Ball and whist party under the White Cross Guild drew a full house at the auditorium. Rev. Walter Roche of St. Bridget's spoke on welfare work. local volunteers including Murray, Wahersdareia, Fairbanks, and Witter Fairbanks aided the event with refreshments and a display of garments and keepsakes from residents.
Maynard Reverend Frederick C. Lawrence of St. Peters Cambridge filled the pulpit at St George Episcopal Church last Sunday. Reverend Eason Cross of St George preached at St Peters in an exchange of pulpits between the churches.
A large congregation attended Masses and services at St Bruget's yesterday for the Feast of St Blase bishop and martyr. Threats were blessed after all services as part of the observance. The first Friday services are planned for this week.
Chelsea Falcons Polish division of the Y M C A will face St. Mary’s at the local parish gym next Sunday afternoon. The Falcons, led by star Ed Socha who scored 255 points last season, aim for their seventh straight win and boost town sports pride.
Voters will go to the polls Monday February 8 from six in the morning until six in the evening. Final registrar lists show 2516 registered voters with 1394 males and 1122 females. Names and addresses of registrants include Thomas Chidley 6 Brooks Street Albert W Connors 18 Brooks Street Francis H White 12 High Street Lena F Sexton 27 Parker Street Mildred Hardesty 27 er Street Sophig C Malcolm 2 Everett Street and others across town.
Veteran town clerk Frank E. Sanderson pursues reelection after thirty years in office, with nomination from both parties. He served as acting clerk after the death of Charles H. Per ing and previously as assistant in the office.
A historical note announces a February 10 event in Maynard featuring Bella Gruber. The program includes a Venetian orchestra conducted by Herb and aims to showcase a unique furnace device that allegedly melts diamonds on demand.
The Maynard school committee approves a plan to honor presidents, naming the high school auditorium for George Washington and the main building as the Wilson school. Emerson Junior High is to honor Ralph Waldo Emerson.
The Maynard sixth anniversary banquet and entertainment for the L A Wilson Chapter of DeMolay was held Monday night at the M Temple. Nearly 2000 members and guests attended including many parents of the boys. Speakers included Clarence P. athletics of Tufts College and E. Victor Knapman from Tufts football.
A 1932 church report lists deacons, superintendents, and committee members including Andrew Peterson Eliot R. Howard William Wadsworth and Theodore Jensen. The event drew over 40 friends and noted changes in Sunday school leadership and music staff. Frances tighter plans to move to Kingston with her parents.
Maynard selects J J Donahue as president at a Maynard Chamber of Commerce meeting. The new organization aims to promote industrial, mercantile and civic welfare in the watch and vicinity. All interested persons are invited to cooperate with the group.
A Merriam factory worker named Mauro, recently paroled for theft, was questioned after money vanished from his clothing. He initially denied theft, admitted later, and led officers to a lavatory where the roll of bills, totaling $500, was recovered intact. The case proceeds in Concord District Court.
A West Concord Woman's Club gathering features music by vocal talent. The event showcases local performers and aims to entertain club members and guests. Proceeds may support club activities and community programs.
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