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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1931
Page
8
The Lexington Lumber Co. at 87 Bedford Street promotes quality service with a modern plant and expert staff. The notice commends fair dealings and urges the public to consider their lumber flooring shingles roofing and interior finish for building needs.
Concord Hockey Club edged its opponent in a Sunday twin bill with a morning victory driven by Henry Smith Crosby and McKenna scoring and a late effort by Crosby. In the afternoon the Heyliger brothers led Cord with goals as North Cambridge doubled the county on goals by Houle and Derosier.
Pauline Gertrude Alward of 42 Main street and Norman J. O'Neil of the same address filed their first intention of marriage in the town clerk's office. The filing is dated for 1931.
Ernest C. Martins drug store at 1793 Massachusetts Ave Lexington advertises a modern facility with a pure drug prescription department, staffed by registered pharmacists. The store stocks hospital supplies, rubber goods, toiletries, cameras, films, fountain syrups, and more, touting courteous service and a popular soda fountain.
Mrs Effie Haskell Jewett wife of Lester Jewett former West Concord market proprietor and longtime resident died Friday at her Littleton home after months of poor health. Funeral held at Littleton home with flowers and strong community attendance. Burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. She born August 20 1870 Searsport Maine survived by husband daughter Doris A Smith sister and two brothers. Funeral arrangements and church memorials noted with community tributes and local events referenced.
Attendees at the Middlesex 4 H Alumni Club winter meeting in Concord last Tuesday included Rose Hartley Marlboro and James Edney Acton with Edward Fearng Maynard and Irving Woolridge Maynard. Marion Stoney Acton was elected a member. summer trip to Plymouth on June 20 planned with Eunice Dowse Sherborn Betty Howe Acton and Mary Marley Ashland coordinating.
Clarence L. Scamman M D of the State Department of Public Health will speak at the West Concord Woman's Club meeting in Odd Fellows hall Friday afternoon. Baritone Wate Beeth and Miss Mundred Davis will perform in song characterization.
Sunday January 18 morning service at 10 30 sermon by Rev Alfred W Stone with church school and children's sermon evening illustrated lecture Monday January 19 7 pm Boy Scouts Tuesday January 20 7 94 pm midweek service Wednesday January 21 2 30 pm Helping Hand Society Friday January 23 3 39 pm Junior Christian Endeavor 7 pm intermediate Christian Endeavor choir rehearsal and teachers.
A long profile portrays a famous public figure described as unassuming and humorous. Details include his age upcoming on November 4, 1930, avoidance of smoking and trains, reliance on air travel, large life insurance, seven books, and a private lifestyle with Mary and two sons Will Jr. and an unnamed younger son. he writes daily for numerous papers and appears in Fox Movietone’s Lightnin at the Peoples Theatre.
P. W. Jones of Sudbury, chairman of the Sudbury Tercentenary committee, received from Hon. Frank G. Allen a commemorative volume titled Pathway of the Paritans. The 212 page illustrated book honors the Massachusetts Bay Colony and highlights Sudbury landmarks including Wayside Inn.
The West Concord Union Church morning service featured Mozart organ preludes led by Miss Gertrude Rideout and a Wooler anthem sung by the vested choir under Charles Stone. Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone preached to children on late for the train and asked why God allows suffering. The Senior Endeavor discussed youth ideals. Evening service covered good times and idle conversation. Mrs William A Redday and Miss Lila Crapo depart for six weeks in Europe aboard Leviathan and Ie de France.
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