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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1930

Page

7

Searchers Brave Death in Arctic Wastes for Lost Fliers

Reported missing since November 9 in the Siberian North Cape region, Arctic search teams risk the elements to find Carl Eielson and mechanic Eat Borland. Eielson, head of Alaska Airways, flew a Hamilton all metal plane toward the cargo ship Nanuk. Rescue efforts, aided by Canadian patrols and Yakutsk preparations, continue with hope they survive the desolate ice field.

Carl Eielson Eat Borland Thas Siberian North Cape Hielson Alaska Airways Hamilton Nanuk Eielson

West Concord Woman's Club Guest Night Delights Audience

The West Concord Woman's Club held a Guest Night in Assembly Hall Friday. Teddy Beers, a ten year old Groton boy, led an orchestra of family members. his father Norman Beers played tuba, mother Violet Beers trumpet, brother Raymond trombone, sisters Ruth clarinet Ella horn and Doris saxophone. Eunice Scriven and Elizabeth Cary performed, Mat Cosa accompanied on piano. The program featured costumes and varied numbers. ice cream and cake followed, provided by hostess Mrs John J Connerton.

West Concord Woman’s Club Assembly Teddy Beers Groton Orchetra Norman Beers Violet Beers Raymond Ruth Ella Eunice Scriven Elizabeth Cary Versatillians de Scriven Pohral Awhistler Mat Cosa

Mrs Thresher Takes Over Bedford Dry Goods Store

Mrs Thresher, who has run the Bedford dry goods store formerly owned by George Skelton, now leads the business with new attractions. Friends extend best wishes for success in the venture. Edison Electric Illuminating Co of Boston announces Andrew Sorenson of the North road as Bedford's Christmas lighting prize winner. Mr and Mrs H A Gleason move into the Webber avenue house owned by Mrs Pierte.

Othel Thresher Fng George Skelton Thresher Chase Edison Electriclluminating Co Boston Andrew Sorenson North Road Bedford H. A. Gleason Webber Avenue Pierte

Lexington field hockey team to face Greater Boston interscholastic title

Mary Valente was chosen to lead the Lexington Field hockey team against the Greater Boston interscholastic league title in 1930. Bedford children will begin training under Miss Ladd the new physical education teacher as she joins mid week. students will continue daily under their home room teacher.

Ralph Adams Cram lectures on Greek Byzantine monasteries

Sudbury residents and members of the Diocese of Massachusetts attended Ralph Adams Cram’s noon talk at St Paul’s Cathedral. He used lantern slides from a summer cruise along the Aegean and Myrlaan coasts to illustrate his topic.

Ralph Adams Cram St. Paul’s Mongay Janterh Aegaelt Mlyrian Massachusetts Cramie Sudbury Concord ‘Road William Tufts New York Victor V. Johnson Gertrude M. Halloran Ie Barbara Way Colby Academy Homeopathe Hospital Katrina Grayerson Waltham Anne Buxton George .H. .Gohike Concord Marion Eaton Peakham ‘Road Edison Electric Company David Buxton David Woodrow Wilson Eastern Shell Petroleum . “Inc Board of Selectmen

Need Is Still Apparent in Sudbury Water Supply Debate

Sudbury on January 8 notes that the town still requires a water supply system despite recent rain. The annual town meeting is expected in a few weeks as residents who have complained weigh in on the issue.

Sudbury

New Chevrolets Add Low Prices in 1930 Line

Announcement of substantially reduced prices on the 1930 Chevrolet Six follows the public debut of the car with many improvements. Knudsen cites 1929 output and cost savings as reasons for lower prices, with a factory F.O.B. Flint price range from 365 to 675 for various models and a note that demand will strain Chevrolet plants for delivery.

W. S.knudsen Chevrolet Motor Company Chevrolet Knud‘son Flint Michigan Gatelway Company River Street Maynard

Community notes urge planning for water scarcity at town meeting

In Sudbury on January 1 the New Year meeting urged dry citizens to join a planning effort for future water shortages. The session included greetings from President Mrs Emily Willis and delegate selection for a mid winter federation meeting in Boston. The Cordial Musical club met with Mrs Allen French for an afternoon event. Maynard K. of C defeated Revere K. of C in bowling at Lynch alleys with Peterson high scorer and Connors top stasis-er, totals 1381.

George Sudbury William Tufts Emily F. Willis Marion _B. Eaton Phily ¥. Willis Hotel Statler Boston Maynard Kk Revere K Lynch Peterson Connors H. Peterson Tobin Rosana Morgan Lyme Pd Sane Revere Koof McDonough Coughlin Deyland Barry Sao Yee

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