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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1933

Page

6

Benefit Dance Friday Night Helps Shoe Workers

Marlboro plans a benefit dance Friday at the State Armory to aid needy and sick shoe workers. Sponsored by the Shoe Workers Relief Association, tickets are selling well. Music by Harry Armour and his orchestra, with a varied program for all ages. Company K Basketball will play Oxford Town before the dance, which starts by 8:30 or 9:00 PM. Committee led by Joel Knipe with aides listed.

K Basketball Five Oxford Town Joel Knipe Lloyd Wheeler Walter McDonough George Peck Viola Roberts John Panning Ethel Perry Violet Delisle Lauretta Gorman

Rev James Cann Leads Haverhill Clean Up Drive

In Haverhill a drive to clean up conditions is led by Rev James Cann former Baptist pastor and president of the Haverhill Ministers Association. Federal agents raided a night club and two speakeasies seizing liquor arresting three men and taking others into custody ahead of a meeting with city officials.

Boston Haverhill Ministers’ Association Water Street Join McMahan River Street Highland Pharmacy Freeman Street Constantine Cook Rosemarie Street Robert Cowan

Army Recruiting Officer Arrives In Marlboro

Sergeant Thomas Carter of the U S Army recruiting service arrived at the local Post Office in Marlboro. He will maintain headquarters there and meet applicants daily from 8 to 5, seeking interested, well behaved unmarried individuals.

Thomas Carter U. S. Army Recruiting Service Marlboro Army

Finance Group Debates 1933 Appropriations in Sudbury

The finance committee in Sudbury meets in the selectmen's rooms to review highway spending and the upcoming year's road upkeep budget. Highway Surveyor Noyes presents a detailed account, with prior lack of detail criticized. School and assessors officials discuss their department needs, noting expected lower state funds and urging restraint to keep tax rates in check. The school request totals 25,600 for expenses plus 900 for renewed fire insurance, matching last year’s 26,500 appropriation.

Sudbury Noyes Ham Board of Assessors Gillette Hamm

Abraham Lincoln's Favorite Story Reveals Numbers Trick

A young woman asks Lincoln how many Confederates are in the field. He parries with a math riddle about four hundred thousand troops and three times that number totaling twelve hundred thousand, illustrating how generals claim being outnumbered.

Abraham Lincoln United States Lincoln

William H Tierney Died at 81 in Concord

Concord resident William H Tierney died at 6 30 Monday morning after a long illness following a 1928 fall. Born May 14 1851 in Cambridge he came to Concord in 1878 and worked as a carpenter for local families. He is survived by a daughter Mary a son John and two Cambridge sisters. Funeral at St Bernard’s Church with Fr John Sears officiating.

Concord Willian H. ‘Tierney Concord Ts William ‘Tierney Cambridge Mass Michael and Pridget Lon Tierney Tierney Mary John James McNeil Cottage Avenue St. Bernard's Church John Sears William Tobin Patrick J. Hayes Joseph P.harney St. Bernard’s Cemetery Sears

William Dawson Maynard Dies After Long Illness

William Dawson Maynard former resident of Maynard died Sunday night at his Morose home after a long illness. He is survived by wife two daughters Irene in China and Marion at home and son Merrill of Washington DC. Funeral services were held at the home with burial in Glenwood cemetery.

William Dawson Maynard William Dawson Maynard Merose Irene China Marion Merrill Washington, D. c Glenwood Cemetery

Hunter returns to Worcester Tech for civil engineering studies

Robert D. Hunter resumes studies at Worcester Tech in civil engineering. Mr and Mrs Frank Marsh of Laconia N H moved here last Saturday. he works for Ralph W Stone. Next Sunday there will be another Seth Parker meeting at Memorial Church. The meetings are enjoyed by participants and attendees.

Robert D. Hunter Worcester Tech Frank Marsh Laconia Marsh Ralph W. Stone Seth Parker Memorial Church

Fire Officials Meet Tonight in Sudbury

Upwards of 500 members and guests are expected for a meeting and social of the Minute Men's Forest Protective Association at Sudbury Town Hall. The group includes forest wardens, fire chiefs and officials from 44 cities and towns in Middlesex and Worcester counties. William Lyons of Mansfield, president of the Massachusetts Selectmen's Association, will attend, with Tombeno Troop entertainers. Refreshments will be served. Deputy Fire Warden Frederick R Stone helps organize.

Sudbury Minute Men’s Forest Protective Association Middlesex Worcester William Lyons Mansfield Massachusetts Selectmen’s Association Frederick R Stone State Road

Northboro Budget Cut Planned Ahead of March Meeting

Northboro finance committee led by selectman John W Alten prepares the annual budget for adjourned town meeting on March 13 proposing a 20 percent reduction from 1932 appropriations. A blanket nomination paper listing reelection candidates is being signed and must be filed by February 17.

Northboro Wice John W. Alten Harry St. Allen

Preparing warrant for Northboro town meeting

Northboro selectmen chaired by J W Allen begin drafting the annual town meeting warrant. The election is set for March 6 at the Town Hall. Articles and appropriations will be discussed at an adjourned meeting a week later. Proposals must be filed with the selectmen immediately.

Northboro J. W. Allen

Census highlights growth and debt at St Casimir’s parish

St Casimir’s Church reports 249 adult members in a census alongside 110 affiliated families and 268 children. The 1928 church, valued near $50,000 with a $3,600 debt, hosts six societies including Our Lady’s Mutual Aid and the Polish American Citizens’ Club, under Pastor Rev John S Dziok.

Maynard St. Casimir's Church John S.dziok St. Casimir’s Our Lady's Mutual Aid Society Blessed Sacrament Guild Or Altar Society Children of Mary Sodality

Play For Benefit Of Unemployed In Maynard

The Little Theatre Group presents The House Beautiful at Colonial Hall on February 16 to raise fuel and clothing funds for Maynard Citizens Committee. Cast includes Mrs. J Rex Shepler Robert Lester Roderick McIver Frances Archer Margaret Murray Joseph Flaherty Fred Mason Lorraine Koch Robert Madsen Edith McAuslin George Glickman with stage craft, makeup and costumes by local volunteers.

Maynard Charles Young Colonial Hall Little Theatre Group Maynard Citizen’s Committee Pollock J. Rex Shepler Jenifer Union Congregational Church Robert Lester Roderick McIver Frances Archer Margaret Murray Hulda Joseph Flaherty Fred Mason Lorraine Koch Robert Madsen Edith McAuslin George Glickman Matthew A. Vance Howard Weaving Norman Davis Clarence McAuslin Doris Miller Bergaret Gates Maynard Assebly Rainbow Lessie McGarry L. D. Wilson Harry Burnham Anchor and Arc Glee Club Gavin Taylor Hazel Hooper Benjamin A. King West Acton

Hudson Woman Granted Divorce in Probate Court

Mrs. Ida McCarthy of Hudson Massachusetts was granted a divorce by Judge John C. Leggatt in Middlesex County Probate Court. She alleged desertion by Patrick J McCarthy whom she married November 9 1921 at Chatham New Brunswick and lived with in Marlboro until October 1926 when they separated.

Ida McCarthy Hudson Mass John C. Leggatt Middlesex County Patrick J.mccarthy Chatam New ‘Brunswick Marlboro McCarthy John E. Rice Marl McCary

Sudbury Club Hears Globe Trotters About Far Lands

Sudbury Woman's Club held a Friendly Get Together with thirty members sharing basket lunches at 11 am. The Globe Trotters spoke of experiences in distant lands while Mrs Maynard and Mrs Hall attended recent Art Club activities. A social afternoon featured exhibits from Mrs Gardner Poole and a firemen concert was planned for Feb 22 in Town Hall.

Sudbury Sudbury Woman's Club Maynard John C. Hall Waltham Gillette Olsen Beatrice Beckwith Worcester Gardner Poole South America

Sudbury Society Note On Mrs Halloran Trip

Sudbury Miss Gertrude Halloran has returned from a three week business trip to New York. During her stay in New York she made ar.

Hudson Boy Scouts Honored by Show Committee

Harvey Broadbent as Hudson Horse Show chairman presented gifts to Hudson Boy Scout troops for their work related to last fall's event.

Harvey Broadbent Hudson Horse Show Hudson Boy Scout

Hudson Residents Noted in Local NewsBrief

Mrs. George McGarthga y returned home from Marlboro hospital after a five week stay. Miss Rose Tucker of Felton Street tended a furnace burn and was moved to the Motor Vehicle department. Edward Timmons left for St Elizabeth Hospital Brighton for observation and treatment. R J W Manning Post held a meeting electing a junior vice commander and a trustee.

George McGartg Hy Park Marlboro Hospital George Dolan Sec ,Ors’ Department Hudson Edward Timmons Main St. Elizabeth Spital Brighton Mander J W Manning Post

Mrs William E ODonnell Confined at Home by Illness

Mrs William E O Donnell remains confined to her home on Main Street due to illness. Family reports improving condition but no change in care status yet.

Walter Lamson Felton Street William E. O'Donnell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Prince Kotohito Kanin Council For National Defense Japan Shoe Workers’ Relief Association Willow Lodge West Concord Willow Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Noble Grand Edith M. Bailey Sadie P. Stimpson Rebekah Assembly Maude Bailey Alexina Bowlby Assembly Inside Guardian Eva Wilder Katherine Card Grace Fowler Bailey Dorothy Hendrickson Benjamin Derby Edith Fenton Lucille Edwardeen Theodora Blodgett Ruth MacWilliams Old Virginny Josephine Pearce Harvey Wheeler School Warren B Goddard Jacob Meder Pianio Vigilants Rev. S. James Cann Haverhill Sergt. Carter Robert E. Cornish University of California W. H. Tierney South P.C Pepa D. Clessford D. de Onevark Blanvelt N. Y State Temporary Emergency Relief Administration Glass Sea Creo Enen Spa Bear Mountain Park St. Casimir’s of de Zeven Rre Kidenn Olehle Harbor Simatra Indian Ocean Globe Trotters Bermuda Sudbury Firemen's Association Checker Club William E. Evans Edgell Road Nobscott Leonard Stiles Highway Department Mens’ Club Oscar Daigneault Louis Hubert, Jr Boston Bruins New York Ers Garden Whitehead Monel Metal Tank Special Whitehead
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