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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1930

Page

3

Explorer Sir Hubert Wilkins Missing in Antarctic Remote Plot

Sir Hubert Wilkins is missing for seven days in the Antarctic after a flight over Charcot Island. Wireless operator Victor Olsen aboard the S S Melville reports efforts to reach Wilkins aboard the S S Wm Scoresby have failed. He is accompanied by Al Creesman, Parker Cramer, and Orval Porter.

New York INS Sir Huert Wilkine Antarctic Ictor Olsen Es. S. Melville Ed Xposition Wilkins Scoresby Explorer al Creesman Sir Hubert Charcot Island Parker Cramer Orval Porter

Chicago faces solvency crisis as council demands relief plan

Chicago governance battles insolvency as Mayor Thompson awaits a council directive. The citizen relief committee insists politics and payers be removed before releasing the $50,000,000 relief fund.

Thompson Citizen’ S Committee Chicago William Hale Thompson

Colonial Club Guest Night Highlights Community Hospitality

The 34th Colonial Club Guest Night at Odd Fellows Hall featured a concert by Mrs. Gertie Thompson Grayson, Mrs. Jean Wood Lynch, and Miss Lois Ann Vasseault with a varied program. Guests from outside Marlboro included Mr. and Mrs. George H. Sawyer of Berlin and others. a banquet followed with decorations and table service by club members.

Gertie Thompson Grayson Jean Wood Lynch Lois Ann Vasseault Natick Unitarian Church Grayson Somerville Brookline Lynch Fromtside Orge H. Sawyer Berlin Ter

Explosion and fire destroy four Chicago stores

An explosion of undetermined origin followed by a fire wrecked four stores in Chicago. Damage was estimated at 35000 dollars. Five persons were buried from their beds and sustained injuries. Police and fire officials could not determine if the blast was caused by a bomb or gas leak.

Chicago

Will Place New Poles In Hudson Area

The Hudson municipal lights and power department seeks to install about 22 poles on Hosmer Street and eight on Murphy Street after a survey-board hearing in Lower Town Hall. No objections were raised and petitions moved forward. Hearings were also held for 10 pole locations for the New England Tel and Tel Co at High Street near Easton Glaston, Walnut corner, and Apsley Street between Lincoln and Warner. a protest at the latter site was later withdrawn in favor of installation with officials present.

Hudson Municipal Lights and Power Department Board of Survey Lower Town Hall Hosmer Street Murphy Street New England ‘Tel & Tel Co High Street Easton Glaston Street Walnut Apsley Street Lincoln Warner Sane Téle WJ Metftyte District Construction Dipervisor T B Delatey

Local Church Sends Delegation to Gospel Crusade

Marlboro church plans delegation to the Gospel Crusade at Clinton Baptist Church. Bus transport arranged for attendees. town leaders in charge include Tritinke of Town and John Cadieux formerly of the city.

Unitaetan Young People’s Sunday Observance Noted

The twelfth annual Unitaetan Young People’s Sunday observed February 9 across the country and in Canadian churches. Roland Greeley of Lexington, Dr Minot Simons of New York City speak at Boston Universalist meetings. musical program led by Marlboro Unitarian Choir.

Unitaetan Canada Young People’s Religious Union Unitarian Concord Roland Greeley Lexington Boston Tniversalist Church Eee the Redemption Willam’ B Rice Univer Max Kagp Minot Simons New York City Dr. Simons Unitarian Fellowship Marlboro Unitarian Chotus Jean ‘Wood Lynch Young People’s Christian Union Young ‘Friends’ Movement Quakers’ Young, Peoples’ Organization Dulcy Fine Arts Theatre Hotel Statler Mart‘on Houghton Dorchester Robert Vose, Jr Brookline Ethan Allen Doty Philadelphia Mise” Rose Anchorage Eric.Grimwade Chicago Melville Chase Rosamond Whitcomb Waltham Mary Dennison Framingham

Dedham Board Names Officers and Staff

Lat Dedham Darforth in treasurer Miss Katherine id en executive secretary Miss Eliz abeth Lindsey field secretary and many members of the board of directors.

Dedham Darforth Katherine Iden Elizabeth “Lindsey Trectors

Lincoln’s Eastern Journey Shapes 1860 Campaign

The piece notes Abraham Lincoln's 1859 failure of his son to pass Harvard entrance exams influenced eastern support for Lincoln. It details Lincoln’s visit to New England, his Cooper Union speech, and how the Beechers and New York Young Men’s Republican Union helped mobilize support amid the John Brown era. It highlights editors like Horace Greeley and William Cullen Bryant praising his address.

New York Abraham “Lincoln Todd Lincoin Harvard University White ‘House Lincoln New England Lincolnia Albert ‘Shaw Uincoln Senate Douglas Shaw Cooper Union Plymouth Harvard East Accademy Horace Greeley William Cullen Bryant Robert Hartford New Haven Bridgeport Rhode Island Connecticut Republi

Calmaness and Judgment Highlight a Presidential Nomination Hope

An analysis praises a leader for calmness and poised judgment amid recent events. The eastern trip’s reactions are favorable, and in his home state he is Seward’s main rival for the presidential nomination.

Sterla Seward Iis

Veterans Auxiliary Social Whist Raises Funds for Disabled Vets

Members of the American Legion auxiliary hosted a social whist at Mrs. Margaret Fernald's home on Church Street. Proceeds benefited the Disabled Veterans store in Boston. prizes went to Mrs. Derick Lippard, Mrs. Charles Park, Mrs. Arco Bolac, and Mrs. Joseph Al Go. Another game is planned for next Wednesday at Mrs. James Gollits' Belmont Street home.

Ladies Alliance Event Success at Unitarian Church Supper

The Ladies Alliance chaired by Mrs Charles Cutler hosted a well attended supper in Marlboro’s Unitarian church vestry. YPRA members performed two short plays, aided by coaches Mrs Dorothy B Elderkin and Miss Carrie Williams, drawing applause despite some textual garbling.

Goslings Dorothy B Elderkin Darla Proctor Donald Dumont Louise Dietz Robert Dumont Ruthletcher Lambs Bigelow Carrie Williams Secod Florence Brown Betty Brown Muriel’ Parriard Frances Carey Miss Williams Lawrence Clark Awe Treayphasn Eplpotinag

West Acton notes and school fund drive update

Christopher Haflef at West Acton joins the track crew replacing O Connell and Parkeower. West School pupils in grades seven and six are collecting subscriptions to magazines to raise funds for new books. The January National Geographic highlights Florida cities including a flame bush view of St Petersburg and the Frank X Nowlton winter home piazza. Doris Gardner aided at the Kindergarten during Mae Dougall’s absence due to her son's accident.

Christopher Oi Hafléfat O’connnell A. Parkeower Arlington Street West School National Geographic Magazine Florida St. Petersburg Frank Xnnowlton Doris Gardner MaeDougall

Boy Hurt In Coasting Accident In West Acton

Roderick MacDougall, second oldest son of Mr and Mrs Daniel MacDougall, was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital in serious condition after colliding with a rock while coasting down a steep hill near his West Acton home last Saturday.

Roderick MacDougall Daniel MacDougall Massachusetts General Hospital

Fragmentary report mentions rock attack causing severe injuries

An unclear fragment references an assault with rocks resulting in serious bodily harm. Names, dates, and locations are not readable, leaving the core fact of a violent incident but lacking specific details.

Subbury Middlesex Central Pomona Grange Meeting

The Middlesex Central Pomona Grange will meet at the Unitarian vestry in Concord on Wednesday evening February 17. Supper at 6:30, business session at 7:30, guest speaker Henry W. Jenks of Cheshire and past Pomona Lecturer Mrs Weisie Perkins of Lexington will participate. A surprise feature will close the Red Letter Night in Pomona Grange history.

Middlesex Central Pomona’ Grange Concord Concord Grange Henry W. Jenks Cheshire Massachusetts State Grange Pact Masaachusettsetto Grange Weisie Perkins Lexington Pomona Pomona Grarte Jhletory

Widow Alleges Murder by Coast Guard Official

The Boston widow claims Commander Janice Agier of Base 5 murdered Harris to conceal knowledge of liquor import schemes. Agier denied the accusation, stating Harris died accidentally as the Coast Guard board of inquest reviews the case.

Boston INS L-Harris Bos Coast Guard Janice Agier Harris

South Acton Used Car Ad Sparks Cautious Interest

An eye catching classified note from South Acton touts a 1927 Oakland four door for sale. The seller promises reliable performance with new tires paint and an overhauled motor. Contact Acton 316 for details and arrangements.

Gedd Oakland Ifitee Ehipe Hal

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