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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1930

Page

4

Mental origins of accidents and safety advice in Marlboro region

A Marlboro area notice cites Dr Hulbert of the University of Minnesota claiming ninety percent of accidents have a mental origin though fatigue and carelessness also play roles. The piece urges public vigilance and workers to maintain safety when tired or unwell to reduce incidents.

P *S. “Hulbert University of Minos Nationsate Council Hulbert Hurlbert

Fire destroys Swen residence at 62 Barretts Street

A Sunday evening blaze completely destroyed the home of John Swen a jumper dealer at 62 Barretts Street in West Concord The fire spread to a four inch main hampering water pressure and keeping only a small stream The house and all contents were lost including valuables from Odd Overgaard and Efling Knudsen who lived with the Swens The blaze drew a large crowd as police controlled traffic and responders fought the flames through the night.

West Concord John Swen Barretts Concord Erate

Woman's Timism Church Campaign Exceeds Fundraising Goal

Concord reports the Woman's Union at Trinity Congregational Church raised 1400 dollars for the church building fund, surpassing a 1000 dollar quota by 40 percent. Mrs Frank Price chaired the Social Committee and led a Monday afternoon tea in the chapel with members divided into fundraising teams.

Concord Unon

West Concord Old Timers plan fray evening dances

The West Concord Old Timers club will start fray evening dances on January 17 at Warner Hall with music by the Pawtucket Orchestra of Lowell. Annu rsnac Gr P holds officer installation January 13 at Warner Hall with a public meeting featuring Mrs. Katherine Brown Mw McCaron and Melrose suite. Osorn the tailer and the Spark ling Cleaners have closed their stores locally per report.

West “Concord

West Concord Union Club meeting in new officers room

West Concord Union Club of Concord will hold its first meeting under its new officers. President Arnold Hay presiding at the West Concord Church room Friday evening. Troop 4d boys invited to attend as guests from the state.

St Concord West Con

Concord Teams Split in Weekend Hockey Action

Four games featured three Concord clubs Lincoln Mohawks Lexington Wanderers and Arlington A A all posting wins on Sunday morning and afternoon at Crosby s pond Middlesex School rink and Concord Town rink Concord Independents and Concord Town played in the afternoon with Westby and G Johnson contributing key goals.

Concord Lincoln Mohawks Lexington ‘Wanderers Arlington A. A Todds Lee Pete John David James Hutchinson Hodder Hallett Crosby J. Hutchinson H. Smith Crosby's Lexington Wanderers Severoni Peterson Concord Independents Middlesex School Bateman’s Pond Ama

Notable Professor Rogers to Speak at Woman's Club

Prof. Robert F. Rogers of MIT will speak at the Woman's Club meeting in January. He is well known to the club and historically enjoyed by members. A district legislative meeting is planned in Groton on January 10.

iOdhéard Robert F Rogers Massachusetts Institute P'Technology Joan Pure

Parish Meeting Reports Church Flourishing At Supper

The annual parish supper Monday evening at the parish house showed the church in flourishing condition. Gordon Hutchins was chosen senior warden with Alfred A Tower as junior warden. Trustees and delegates were appointed to the diocesan convention and arch deaconry.

Parth Gordon Hutchins Afred A. ‘Tower Gordon ‘Hutchins Charles R. ‘Nutter Harry By. Tuttle R. ‘Glifford Pratt Thomas L Sanborn Roger D. Swaim Harold Gabot

Middlesex Institution contract awarded to Concord firm

Perkins and Wells of Concord awarded the contract to construct the Middlesex Institution building. The plan covers brick and concrete work. Architects Froham Robb and Little of Boston oversee the project.

Perkins and ’Wells Co Concord Middlesex “Institution Gavings

Concord Teachers Association presents Simba at Veterans Building

The Concord Teachers Association and Martin Johnson will show the African film Simba at Veterans Building, with daytime screenings for Concord Public Schools children and evening showings for the general public.

Concord Teachers-Association Will O Tthe Martinr Johnson Simba Veterans Building Concord -Public Schools

Former Concord Coach Appointed Tufts Freshman Baseball Coach

Chester K Delano, former Concord physical instructor and high school athletic coach in the 1920s, has been named freshman baseball coach at Tufts. Delano starred as a pitcher at Springfield College, his alma mater.

Concord TUFTS Chester K. ‘Delano Needham‘High Delano Springfield College

West Concord Man Dies at 64 in Concord

Frank Suprent of West Concord died at home on Monday December 30 after a five month illness. Born in Canada he moved to the area as a young man and spent 19 years in Concord. He was a beloved neighbor who helped others. Funeral at Our Lady Help of Christians church with a nine o clock requiem. Bearers: Calvin Suprent Fitchburg brother. Abraham Burnham Concord son in law Charles Bowie and James Barrett West Concord. He is survived by his widow two sons Delor and Georg, four brothers and two sisters.

Frank Suprent Conant Street West Concord Mr. Suprent Canada Concord Our Lady Help of Christians Church Calvin Suprent

Pilgrens Tonic Elixir Endorsed By Leaders For Vitality

Medical ad touts Pilgrens by J Ernest S Bishop M D CP as a decade proven tonic and body builder. Endorsed by farm, business and professional leaders, the mail order offer promises a trial package of Pilgren tablets for thirty cents with address in New York City.

J. Ernest S. Bishop M.D A.C. P Nesiachi Pilgron West Steert New York City Aey

Melrose News Notes and Community Events

Past Master Catherine Brown Mat Carron of Melrose will install new officers of An nursnac Grange Patrons of Husbandry at a public ceremony on Monday Jan 13 in Odd Fellows. Mrs Bessie Hinmon is in attendance at the supper. Mrs Harrison Cody (Miss Marian Derby) holiday guest with her parents. Guy Bims becomes proprietor of Commonwealth Inn. The Fowler Memorial Library in Paris nears occupancy by mid February. Annursaac Grange hosts a card party with proceeds to the Vocational Mind. 41st Trinity Church anniversary observed in Concord. Rev Charles R Joy, former of Oneéll, new executive secretary of the American Unitarian Association. Harold Parsons returns to Gushing Academy. Bobbie Brown shows improvement after mastoid surgery. Congregational church scandal draws many attendees with refreshments provided by Mrs Iva Pedersen and Mrs Florence Davis.

Catherine ‘Brown Melrose Annursnac Grange Odd Fellows Bessie ’W.hinmon Harrison Cody Marian Derby Benjamin ‘Derby Guy Bims Commmonwealth Inn John H. Adams Fowler Mémorial Library Ag Oaberetee ‘Court Catholic ‘Daughters of Ampetica Odd Fellows Hall Annursaac “Grange Harvey Wheeler Benda Trinity “Church Concord Charles R. Joy Iva. Pedersen Florence Davis

Concord High to Stage Midsummer Night Dream

Concord High School selects Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream for its annual drama. About fifty cast members, many veterans, rehearse under Miss Gertrude Ridepot with performances set for February 27 and 28 in the Veterans' building.

Concord High School Voung Veterans Tls Uuail Gertrude Ridepot

Mrs Henry M Lane Observes 78th Birthday in Concord

Mrs Henry M Lane marked her 78th birthday at her Central Street home. Long connected with West Concord Union Church primary department and cradle roll, she recalled many children who grew into prominent adults and received messages and tokens throughout the day.

Concord Henry M. Lane Central Street

Hibernians Move Ahead in Triangular Tournament

The Hibernians extend their lead in the 45 tournament at Monument hall after a Friday round. They hold a one game edge over the Concord Red and Gun Club, while the Concord Council Knights of Columbus trail and the Kiwanis club sits three games back. The Hibernians lead the season by 41 points over the Red and Gun, five points ahead of K of C.

Hibernians Concord ‘Red and Gun ‘Club Concord Council Knights acOhimbus Red and Gun Club K. of C

Talkies To Demonstrate Improved Farm Practices

In Middlesex County the Extension Service will show a movietone on farming and home methods. Associate County Agent Herbert A. Brown with a national organization arranges a meeting at Marlboro High School Assembly Hall on Monday January 13 at 2 o clock. The event is one of ten community meetings to view and hear the movietone and discuss steps in food production preservation and safety including bacteria yeasts and refrigeration control.

Mériboro Middlesex County’ Extension Service Herbert A. Brown Assembly Hall Marlboro

Hutton Walden Bt Wins Again as Mr. Cabot Takes Over Boston Ad Firm

Mr. John R. Hutton Walden Bt has won the Christmas contest for highest percentage quota as salesman for Real Silk Hosiery for the third consecutive year. Harold Cabot takes over Barrett Smith Co., a national advertising concern in Boston, to operate under his own name. Cabot recently won a prize for solving a parent problem posed by the Parents eh pro. Concord Female Charitable Society omits today’s Current Events meeting, extra session set for March 5. Concord Academy Fenn School resume after break. Middlesex School on regular terms. some boys return Friday for extra work. Concord Post Office December receipts reach $4300, the largest monthly total on record. over 17,000 pieces stamped in a single day. Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Daniels are away abroad.

John ‘R, Hutton , Walden Silesman Harold Cabott Barrett ‘Smith ,Co Federals Street Boston Cabot Uderstand Concord ‘Female Charitable Society Concord “Academy Fenn School Middlesex School Concord Howard B. Daniels Pauline “Boinian

Concord Board of Trade Names year committees

President Robert W. Garter of the Concord Board of Trade announced the committees for the coming year. Industries: W. Stuart Allen chairman Kennan Damon Waldo P Lapham. Mercantile affairs: T Alfred Wilson chairman Thomas J Boyd John J Bent. Publicity: Edward B Caiger chairman William A Hagerty Edward W Sheehan. Membership: Wallace B Conant chairman Allan A Kennedy Frank L Draper Arthur D Hosmer Murdock MacLeod Wells A Hall Thomas L Sanborn.

Robert W. Garter Concord Board of “Trade Industries W. Stuart Allen Kennan Damon Waldo P.‘Lapham Mercantile ‘Affairs T. “Alfred ‘Wilson Thomas J. Boyd John.j. Bent Edward ‘B. ‘Caiger William A. Hagerty Wallace B. Conant Allan ‘A. Kennedy Frank L. Draper Arthur D Hosmer Murdock MacLeod Wells A. ‘Hall Phomas L. Sanborn

Pastor Loring Thurlow Hosts New Year Reception

Rev George Loring Thurlow pastor of the Trinitarian Congregational Church and wife hosted a New Year reception for parishioners on Wednesday afternoon from 2:30 to 6 at their home on Walden Street Mause. Many members attended to exchange greetings and best wishes. Attendants serving guests included Mrs R Howard Mrs Oscar E B Beckvold Mrs Leslie Ri Moore Mrs S Johndroe Mrs John R Hinton and Mrs Wilder.

George Loring Thurlow Trinitarian Congregational Church Thurlow Mause Walden St Seedish R. Howard Oscar EB. Beckvold Leslie- Ri- Moore S. Johndroe John R. Hinton Wilder

Marquette Coach Visits After NY Coaches Meeting

Frank Murray Marquette University football coach stopped in Milwaukee after attending the annual college football coaches meeting in New York. He reports Joe Sczerzen, Maynard High School star and Marquette Freshman numeral 43a winner, is in fine condition, weighs 174 pounds, and will not play basketball this year on Murray’s advice.

Frank Murray Marquette University New York Milwaukee Joe Sczerzen Maynard Marquette Murray

Rickles Shoes Improve Your Look With Free Stamps Offer

Advertisement notes shoes from Rickles promise enhanced appearance and offer stamps. Text reads “Shoes bought at Rickles add 100% to your appearance. Ask for more stamps.”

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First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Services

Sunday service at 10 45 A M with Sunday School and midweek testimonial meeting. Reading room hours listed. Sacrament observed in all Christ, Scientist churches. Lesson Sermon cites Mark 5 25 34 about a woman healed by faith and quotes Mary Baker Eddy on healing.

Jesus Aly Melid Mary Baker Eddy

Trinity Church Schedule Notes for January

The text shows Thursday January 9 with Holy Communion at 9:30 AM and Bible class at 10:16 AM. It also references a sermon and January 16 schedule with similar times, indicating church services and activities for that week.

Trinity Churgh A Gralthy Eaercimeater Ev Cehoth Earsal

Local figures noted in early Hudson and Lawrence area

The fragmented notice mentions Harold V. Snerdan being promoted to first lieutenant in Co. F. at Hudson and a local Legion member. It also lists guests Mr. and Mrs. Ray-Ray of Lawrence visiting the Browns on Nason Street. Francis Nee resumes studies at Harvard after touring eastern cities with the Harvard Instrumental Club.

Harold V. Snerdan Legion Co. F. Damaenstatry Hudson Ray-Ray Lawrence

Local theologians depart for college and further studies

A group of theologians and scholars including Ruth Wilson Phyllis Naylor Ernest Holt Samuel Gilman Aarne FriGard Lawrence Lever Harold Glickman Michael Vodoklys John White Albert Fairbanks and others depart to universities such as Maine Dartmouth Boston College Mass Aggie Wentworth Northeastern Regis Springfield Bridgewater and Boston University to pursue higher education and training across multiple institutions.

Nuncio Columbo Potts Maurice White Charles Matty Mass Aggie James King Henry Graniell Frank Grandel Bettley School Stanley Sien‘kiewicz Burdett Estelle Lever Simmons Florence ‘Seder Rod‘Cliffe Richard Lawson Spring‘field John “Zaporéskie Hilary ‘Kane Wentworth Francis Ledgard Northeastern Ruth Bradley Margaret Moore Regis Mary ‘Howe Madeline ‘Smith Fitchbure ‘Normal Sylvia ‘Ahola Bridgewater Normal Janet Boicourt Boston ‘University

Woman's Auxiliary Meeting at Trinity Church

The monthly gathering of the Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity church met in the parish house on Thursday afternoon. Mrs G H Rudd read about Adoniram Judson and the Life, with a resumed discussion of prior readings. Tea was served during the social hour.

Aa Mary of Trinity Church G. “H. Rudd Adonfrain Judson

County Board Meeting Attendance for Ellen Keefe and Katharine Hayes

Mrs Ellen M Keefe and Katharine Hayes attend the County Board meeting with Auxiliary A C H Thorndyke School Cambrided 29th.

Ellen M. Keefe Katharine Hayes Lallies A. C. H. Thorndyke

Concord Female Charitable Society Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the Concord Female Charitable Society is held this afternoon at Trinity Church Parish. Officers for the year will be elected after the reports are read. A social hour will follow the business meeting with refreshments served.

Trinity Church Parish

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