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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1927
Page
9
Unreadable OCR fragment hints at a tax related notice with unclear dates people and places. No coherent event or parties identified due to damaged text.
Preparations are complete for Marlboro Dollar Days with major stores displaying goods at lowered prices. Merchants from dry goods to clothing and footwear offer standard brands while decor brightens main street. The sale runs Thursday to Saturday, with post sale clearance and spring displays to follow.
Automobile dealers from Marlboro and Hudson plan a three day car show at the state garage in Marlboro from Feb 24 to Feb 26. Makes include Dodge Reo Oakland Pontiac Ford Lincoln Chevrolet Buick and more. Dealers drew for spaces and center spots go to Ford and Chevrolet with joint Marlboro Hudson displays. Special entertainment and additional accessory displays planned for the final day.
The regular meeting of Corporal Ralph P. Hosmer Camp 55 United Spanish War Veterans was postponed one week from last Thursday and will convene tomorrow at Veterans location with members slated to attend.
An alarm sounded at 6 50 p m on a Tuesday last week for a tire in a sedan on Commonwealth Avenue. Only slight damage was reported.
A report from the Woman's Auxiliary at James J. Mansfield Post Americal Legion shows a net profit of 76 dollars from a recent food sale. The Auxiliary will host a public whist party in Veterans Building on Monday February 14.
Concord Grange No. 160 held a costume party in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House. Prizes were awarded for best and funniest dress, while members without costumes paid a ten cent penalty. Miss Ruth Raymond and Mrs. Mary King organized the event.
The King's Daughters met Tuesday afternoon at Miss Olive Hosmer's Lowell road home with Miss Hosmer and Miss Helen Moore as hostesses. They voted a five dollar donation to the memorial fund honoring the late Mrs Mary May Wivot. The fund supports buying flowers for the sick and shut-ins in Boston.
Maynard Yipsels edged Fitchburg AS GC 29 to 28 at Parker Street Hall in a fast paced contest. Tony Colombo delivered the decisive late baskets after a halftime 16 13 lead by Saarinen Kangas and Colombo. Allen Giard led for Fitchburg with key moments as the Yipsels' passing game fueled a dramatic win.
A Sears Roebuck Rural Foundation annual survey notes poultry prices in 1926 rose about ten percent from 1925, marking the highest level since 1920 despite heavy marketing. Early year storage stocks moved freely, stockpiles rose, and receipts fluctuated through March and April with a Thanksgiving peak. The outlook for 1927 remained favorable for continued higher prices driven by per capita consumption and population growth.
Secretary of State Frank B. Kellogg, age 70, loves golf and dislikes Bolshevists, a federa l District Attorney turned diplomat with a conservative record. He denied entry to several foreign officials, described Mexico as Bolshevist, and kept a sharp political edge while pursuing a long golfing hobby.
Poor ice forced the postponement of a Middlesex School hockey game against St Mark s. The Middlesex squad had played six of its scheduled games this season and Saturday’s match was to be the last on the schedule.
Thomas Siswick Maynard of Oak Street injured at Adhavet mill when a heavy object crushed his right index finger to the first joint making amputation necessary. At the Masonic Corporation annual meeting George H. Gutteridge was elected president Gavin Taylor vice president Oliver Trees clerk Christopher Wilson treasurer and William Naylor manager.
A Marlboro bank promotes Dollar Days offering extra value with merchant bargains. Save dollars by shopping and deposit the savings to fund future purchases.
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