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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1934

Page

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Over Thousand Attend Relief Armory Concert Ball

A large crowd filled the Armory for a Relief Association event with Rayenna’s orchestra. Color effects, flood lighting, balloons, and a grand march drew guests including police officials and town leaders. A buffet, parade-like interludes, and an enthusiastic program kept attendees engaged throughout the evening.

Ana A Relief Association Rayenna Colonial Inn Aoout Ustrict Court R. ‘Child Jr Reward Ginan Jr Wheelrman Board of Sex Mre Wheel Fian

Acton School Notes Include Honor Roll and Local Events

Fragmentary Acton items record sports at South Acton and Westford, a foot injury at the ice house during a military whist game, and Mrs Prat moving to Concord Street for easier work at Assabet. Julia McCarthy resumes duties at graded schools amid church notices. February 18 services listed for National church with morning and evening times.

South Acton A. A Westford Sharp Herbert T. Prat Concord Street Assabet Julia McCarthy National Church Ar- Beckett Endeavor Acton High School Reed Yn Hagen Elizabeth Ocelschel

Torch staff notes on campus publication project

Torch staff outlines campus publication project with goals for new sections and student involvement. Mentions editors, reporters, and deadlines for draft submissions and editorial meetings.

McCarron Elected Chairman of Maynard Frank Board

F J McCarron was elected chairman and Donald Lent secretary at a temporary meeting of the new board of seeking organizational duties for Maynard Frank et al. The article notes a transitional governance step as officials assume roles.

Maynard Frank J. McCarron Donald Lent Board of

Becket Speaks at Union Congregational Meeting

Rev A E B Becket of South Acton was the guest speaker at a Men's Fraternal League meeting held at Union Congregational. The Philathea class met at the church and the Philathea party occurred on Lincoln Street. The Young Peoples group met last Sunday night at the Stockbridge home. The men's dads plan to meet at the church tomorrow night.

Maynard A. EB. Becket South Acton Union Congregational Valentine Frank Sanderson Brooks Street Ellie Lincoln Street Wilis Stockbridge Young Peoples

Boy Scout Service at Union Bay Church Next Sunday

Community service organized by the Marlboro Boy Scout Band features hymns and a speech by a guest speaker. Local boy John Selenius will perform piano selections as Scouts participate in a brief investiture ceremony.

Maynard Union Bay Tag Ae Marlboro Eet Ey John Selenius

Concord Lodge TOOF Holds Meeting Thursday

Concord Odd Fellows chapter TOOF conducted a Thursday meeting detailing upcoming lodge plans and community service efforts.

Concord Odd Fellows Concord Lodge Toof

Silver Anniversary Observed in Lena Area

A local observance marked the silver anniversary of a marriage in the Lena area. Family and friends noted the milestone with careful memories and well wishes on the occasion.

Orvare Alten

Town approves officers as ballots cast with recount planned

Town votes in a caucus electing three new officers and authorizing a tax borrowing up to 150000 for town purposes. Wet outcome favored by over two to one with taverns authorized and a recount for selectman expected this Friday or Saturday after petitions filed.

Frank Binks Board of Public Welfare Rank J. McCarron Ata Mette Waenae Strout Benjamin Brown William Bishop Herbert W. Martin Joan J. Driscoll Walter Whitman Joseph Foster Orville Tucker August Lehto Axel T. Lawson Foster iMr. Zaniewski

CWA payroll totals and project status in local office

The CWA payroll for week totals 3056 dollars paid to 204 men and 44 women, with 248 on the payroll and about 12 more on projects funded elsewhere. 485 people remain on the unemployment list. All local CWA projects may end February 15 without extension. Charles Irwin said loan projects could cease if no word by tomorrow.

Maynard CWA Tallotal Gavin Taylor Charles Irwin Boston Mon

Boston Group Delights with First Class Evening Entertainment

The program opened with a first class and very enjoyable entertainment by a Boston group. Audience reaction was warm as the performance progressed.

Boston

Maynard Allen Couple Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Richard Allen of Walnut Street observed their 25th wedding anniversary on Sunday February 11 with a silver anniversary celebration. They received many silver gifts cards messages and telephone calls of congratulations and all assisted in the observance.

Maynard Richard Allen Walnut Street

Present Play Concord Between the Soup and The Savory

A brief listing notes a Concord stage presentation titled Between the Soup and The Savory. The piece references a local theater venue and cast participation in a short community program.

Couple Weds in Maynard Reception Held at Bride’s Home

The wedding joined two families in Maynard with a reception at the bride’s parents’ home. After a wedding tour the couple will live on Liberty Street Acton. The bride, member of the A T Club and Conception Society, St Bridget’s church, wore white lace and tulle veil with tea rose bouquet. The groom, from Maple Street Acton, gave a cigar lighter to the best man.

Liberty Street Sous Acton A. T. Club Conception Society St .Bridget’s Church Maple Street

Rector of SAE A Gsum Church Receives Appointment

More than six rector of SAE A Gsum Church Boston received a recent appointment. A dinner honored Mr Cross in Maynard with parish tribute and a chest of silver awarded to Mr and Mrs Gross. Sy Hilda's Guild led the program. Charles Russell Peck of Guapanh ca attends St George's tonight. Pulpit coverage continues Sundays until Easter with Lent services led by clergy Augustus Parsons officiating Feb 27. Rev Robert Eliot Lexington speaks March 2.

Agsum Boston Mr. Cross Maynard Rec Parish Gross Hilda’s Guild Fred Wag Charles Russell Peck Guapanh Ca St. George's Augustus Parsons Robert F Robert Eliot Lexington

Ash Wednesday Services Draw Large City Attendance

Ash Wednesday services attracted large crowds across Bridget's churches. Ashes were dispensed after mass in the morning and again at four in the afternoon. A rector will preach at the 7 30 service this evening with ashes distributed afterward. Stations of the Cross are planned at Bridget's church Friday at 1 PM and 7 30 PM.

Bridset Bridget’s

Maynard Lodge Holds Monday Night Meeting Exalted Rulers

Past seven Exalted Rulers were recognized at Maynard Lodge during a Monday night gathering of B P O Hiks members in Maynard.

Maynard B. P. O. Hiks Maynard Lodge

Chimney Fire prompts rescue at 11 Pleasant Street

The fire department was summoned to extinguish a blaze on the roof of a house at 11 Pleasant Street. A chemical incident followed and responders acted to control the flames and secure the scene.

Aero PO Ceneer Re Department Pleasant Street Occoney

Rate case hearings claim competition lowers gas company earnings

In Boston on February 14 Attorney Mason argued before the Public Utilities Commission that competition from other fuels has reduced the Marlboro Judson Gas Company earnings. Petitioners say the corporate income rate of 1.98 percent of assets used in service is far below what the company should earn, citing test evidence.

State House Boston Marlborough of Public Utilities Mason Met Marlborod Judson

Public Committees and Board Appointments Listed

The text lists the Board of Public Sleepy Holkew Cemetery Committee for one year names William B. Bartlet Clifton Cabot and Henry Smith. A planning board for three years includes Judkins Harry B Little. Measurers of Lumber appointed Kenman Damon Gordon Hutchins and William T Magoon.

Sleepy Holkew Cemetery Wiliam B. Bartlet Clifton Cabot Henry #. Smith Herald Judkins Harry B. Little Kenman Damon Gordon Hutchins William T Magoon

Saturday Night Whists at Post VFW Auxiliary Weekly

Maynard Post VFW Auxiliary holds its weekly whist night with a list of organizers and helpers including bert Usher Isa Kelley Helen Coughlin B Moreau Olsen Sharpe Mrs William Mrs John Doyle and June providing setup and support for the event.

Maynard Post V. F .W Helabert Usher Isa Kelley Helen Coughlin B. Moreau Olsen Sharpe William John John Doyle

Maynard Legion Auxiliary Whist Event Planned

Maynard Legion Auxiliary announces a social whist event to be held soon. Members will organize games, housekeeping tasks, and refreshments for attendees, aiming to support local programs.

Maynard The Legion Auxiliary

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