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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1933

Page

2

Better Times at Concord Hall Delights Local Audience

The Friday and Thursday performances of Better Times at the association hall drew enthusiastic crowds. Pared by the USW.V. Auxiliary led by Mrs Emma Bioagett, the cast showcased Raymond ONeil as manager, with strong turns from Mary Limsey, Bud Wis, Walter O'Neil, Alice Lee and many others. Ruby Piper of Boston coached the production, earning a standing ovation and a gold gift from Mrs Hougett.

Frost_ Concord Association Hall Raron P. Hosmer Us.w.v Guent Emma Bioagett Touch Tren B. Goddard Pessi Harold I. Judavis Hope Mags Joe Law Terry McHugh Jiun Dick O'Neil Anager Bill Miss Cole Walter O'Neil J. M. Wiser Mary McAuley Ashe Robert McAuley, Jr Fred Isume Charles Searles Paul Lyons Burton Piper W. P. Blodgett Frances Alexander Elsie ‘Taillacgg Mary Campubasso Alice Lee Gerbrude MacDonald Katherine’ Kearns Mary Nee Alice Buxton Gertrude Costello Katherine Alexander Ann Ryan Marguerite Wivreau Virginia Jorman Ruby Piper Boston Miss Piper Hlougett

Ayer oil office manager A. Cash dies at 77

Frank A. Cash longtime Standard Oil manager in Ayer died January 10 at Community Memorial Hospital. Born December 8, 1883 in South Portland, he worked 32 years with the company and 25 years as local office manager. He held Masonic and Scottish Rite memberships and leaves a wife three sons and siblings. Funeral services were held at the Unitarian church.

Frank A. Cash Standard Onl Fanys Ayer Con Ofice South Portland Frederick and Viorence Kennison Casu Standard Oil Company Bancroft Royal Arch Bier Caleb Butler Lodge Rothburns Lodge Ada Mellows Scottish Rice Lowell Lnster Mills Cumberland Pythias South Lana Suyuernoun Unitarian Church Caleb Utler Logge Loz Imi S. Raymund Hilton

Rideout family honored with memorial volume

Roy A Rideout and Mrs Frank H Rideout along with Miss Gertrude Rideout receive a World War memorial volume from the Department of Agriculture. The keepsake features a memorial plaque and a sketch of Percy A Rideout, whose name appears among those honored for wartime sacrifices.

Roy A. Rideout Frank H. Rideout Gertrude H. Rideout Percy A Pency Rideout

Concord D A R Names Delegates to Continental Congress

D A R Chapter Concord held a Saturday meeting in the Chapel House presided by Regent Mrs. Wallace B. Conant. The chapter voted five dollars to the Concord Branch Red Cross ten dollars to American International College Springfield and ten dollars to Hillside School for Boys Marlboro. Delegates named to the 42nd Continental Congress in Washington are Regent Mrs. Wallace B. Conant and Miss Clara B. Cutler. alternates include Mrs. Herbert B. Smith and several others from Concord Bedford Berlin West Acton and North Acton. Mrs. C Howard Brigham spoke on Traditions and Backgrounds. Maynard hostesses were Mrs. Augustus I. Morse Miss Sara W. Bent Mrs. Alfred T. Haynes Mrs. Alfred E. McCleary and Mrs. John B. Miller.

Old Concord Daughters of the American Revolution Chapel House Wallace B. Conant Concord American Red Cross American International College Springfield Hillside School For Marlboro Washington Conford Clara B. Cutler Bedford Herbert B. Smith George R. Blinn George H. Sawyer Berlin Virginia A. Sanderson West Acton Loving N. Fowler Charles H. Towle Horton Edmands Wendell P. Raymond Charles K. Houghton Littleton Rolfe Bradbury North Acton C. Howard Brigham Maynard Augustus I. Morse Sara W. Bent Alfred T. Haynes Alfred E. McCleary John B. Miller

Lutheran Church Elects Maynard

The annual meeting of the Finnish Lutheran church on Glendale Street was held Sunday afternoon. Officers and committees reported active church work and sound finances. Matti Heinonen elected acting president. R Edward Ketö secretary. Benjamin Tuikka treasurer. Edward Laurila financial secretary. George Luosalo and R Edward Keto auditors.

Enlisted Engineer Earlier Served on Road Project

A government engineer who later enlisted served on a major road construction project at the time of joining. The record notes his technical role and reflects on the intersection of his civilian expertise and military service.

Maynard Hosts 4H Club Officers Training Session

Four towns Maynard Stow Boxboro and Concord sent 39 4 H officers to a training school at Roosevelt School Maynard last Saturday afternoon The event featured group work under county 4 H agents with leadership roles assigned to Elizabeth Hopkins Hisse Mudget Emily Smith and Beverly Greene The meeting closed with a club session led by Beverly Greene of Maynard and secretaries from Concord and Stow submitted further reports by local members including Marjorie Nelson Everett Smith Olive Stokes and Frances Wetherbee.

Maynard Stow Boxboro Concord H Club Vera McCassey News Reporters Hoosevelt School George Erickson Elizabeth Hopkins Hisse Mudget Emily Smith Beverly Greene Arlene Berry Julienne Foote Marjorie Nelson Everett Smith Olive Stokes Frances Wetherbee

Marriage in Trinity Church Ties Ruth Heeks to Warren Priest

Miss Ruth May Heeks and Warren Freeman Priest wed in Trinity Church with Rev. Robert Walker officiating. The ceremony featured talisman roses, bridesmaid Miss Sylvia Priest, best man Mr Paul Woodbury, and music by Richard Garland. The couple plans a California honeymoon and will reside in Greater Boston after returning.

Concord Trinity Church Ruth May Heeks William.Heeks Elm Street Warren Freeman Hes Edwin Priest Littleon Robert Walker Massachusetts Sylvia Priest Paul Woodbury Annisquam Richard T. Garland Providence William G. Heeks New York City Karl Soule Ray Hibbert Boston Edmund Giles Lincoln Heeks Concord High School Radcliffe College Jordan Marsh Co Priest Littleton High School Phillips Exeter Academy Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Requiem Mass At St Bridget’s For Mrs Tourville

The funeral of Mrs Augustine Tourville of 20 Roosevelt street was held Saturday morning at St. Bridget’s church. A requiem mass was celebrated at nine by Rev. James P Sherry. She died suddenly while visiting a relative in Worcester. Burial followed at St. Bridget’s cemetery with many floral tributes.

Maynard Augustine Tourville Roosevelt Street St. Bridget’s Church James P Sherry Tourville Worcester St. Bridget’s Cemetery

Private Funeral for Lyman Priest Held at Home

Funeral services for Lyman Priest were private at his home on Friday afternoon. Rev. Mathew A Vance of the Congregational church conducted a prayer at the house and officiated at the graveside service in G1 cemetery. Floral tributes were exchanged.

Lyman Concord Street Mathew A Vance Congregational Church

Maynard-Robert M. Pierce Leads Off 1933 Church Officers

The fourth quarterly conference of the Methodist Episcopal church elected numerous officers for the RD Methodist Church. Board of Trustees includes Judge Howard A Wilson and Levi R Cheney among others. Board of Stewards features Albert Batley and Harry Burnham, plus a long list of members and committee assignments for 1933 34.

Maynard Robert M. Pierce Congo Methodist Episcopal Church Howard A Wilson Carlton Levi R Cheney Aigslee Dunham Oswald C. Drechsler Joseph A Foster Calvin J Morse Joshua Naylor Peter Schulz Albert Batley Harry E.burnham Walter K Denniston Eric C Farnell William Gates William J Hayward Albert N Hodges Alfred D Holt Raymond E. Hooper Herbert Howard William Johnston Reginald Jones Axel Lawson Edmund §. MacPherson Thomas Marsden George Morse William ‘Naylor Samuel Parker Hiram Parkin Charles W Shattuck Johnshaw Leslie W Sims Emmanuel Taylor Alton W White Edmund Whitney Carrie Barlow Agnes Binks Anne Carter Hattie Dunham Elizabeth Gates Margaret Gates Emma Greenhalge Laura MacPherson Rebecca Richardson Bertha Whitney William Naylor Emma. Greenhigge Nellie Wilson Ladies’ Aid Society Mae Denniston Philathea Eric B Farnell Church School Howard Whitney Epw Rth League Warren Bemis Edwin Carlton Hollis G. Barlow Herbert E Howard Emmanual Taylor William Neylor C. J Morse O C ‘Drechsler Grace- Holt Ladies’ Aid Alan Palmer C J Morse Harry Burnham Victor Sallosway House Committee

Maynard Union Congregational Plans Annual Meeting And Supper

The Maynard church holds its annual meeting tonight after a 6 o clock turkey supper prepared by the women led by Mrs. Rose Allen. Reports show stronger activity and finances. officers and committees will be elected and the roll of departed members read. Gavin Taylor to moderate and Frank E. Sanderson to present the budget.

Maynard Union Congregational Church Rose Allen Ladies Benevolent Society William H. Gutteridge Gutteridge Vance Dean Inge Gavin Taylor Frank E. Sanderson Sidney E. McCleary Wiliam H. Gutteridge Emma Haynes Winaliace Priest Thomas JF. ‘Parker Howard Case Gladys McLane Sadie Marsden Clifford Cheney Alice Murray Gilbert Hawkes Joan Banks Ella Price Ralph Smith Church Council Essa Case Emma. Haynes Esther Marsden Graham Forgie Gertrude Keene Jennie Hellaweil Mathew A. Varce Gavin Paylor C. A. Staockbridge

Maynard Moves Town Offices to Roosevelt School

Town officials meet at the high school to approve relocating town offices and library to Roosevelt school by March 1. Police to remain in current offices until space opens. wage cuts discussed to keep taxes at or below 1932 level. Department heads asked to trim reports to shorten the annual town record.

Maynard Frank S. Binks Selectmen Charles Irwin Binks James J. ‘Ledgard Schoo Committee Selectmen’s Office Police Department Roosevelt School Selectmen's B. J. Coughlin

Mrs Derby 92 Years Old in West Concord

Mrs Anna E Derby aged 92 observed a quiet birthday at 327 Main Street West Concord with a Sunday celebratory dinner for relatives and old friends. She remains active in daily tasks and crafts aided by a large family including daughters Sarah and Annie, son Postmaster Derby, four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Seven generations have dwelt on the Derby farm. born in Boston to Henry Harrison Hawley and Sarah Pierce Hawley, she came to Concord about 65 years ago and married cattle trader Benjamin Derby who died about 25 years ago.

West Concord Anna E Derby Benjamin Derby Main Street Sarah W Derby Annie H Derby Postmaster Derby Derby Mrs Derby Mrs. Derby Boston Henry Harrison Sarah Pierce) Hawley Hawley Street Hawley

Acton High School Basketball Teams' Strong Start

Acton High School basketball squads show solid early success with wins over Ayer Pepperell Stow Lunenburg and Westford. Girls lead in several games while boys slip in one loss. League rivals include Littleton Chelmsford Allerica and North Andover with Jan. 18 league opener at Acton High gym.

Acton High School Ayer Pepperell Stow Lunenburg Westford Acton Littleton Chelmsford Allerica North Andover Acton High Chemsford Acton Center NiOh Acton” High ‘School’ Athletic Association South Acton Exchange Hall

Miss Gladys F Graham Installed Worthy Matron

Hawthorne Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a ceremonial installation at Masonic Temple with Miss Gladys F Graham and William E Graham installed as Worthy Matron and Associate Matron respectively. Austin D MacRae and Miss Dorothy MacRae were named Worthy Patron and Adah, with Mrs Cora MacLeod, Miss Eleanor Clubb, and Miss Helen Clubb in key roles. Grand officers and past Matrons attended, a supper followed, and gifts and tributes to retiring officers were exchanged.

Hawthorne ‘Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Gladys F. Graham William E . Graham Austin D MacRae Dorothy MacRae Elsie M ‘Harker Fremont Egglestom Marion C Freeman Beatrice Mundo William M Weigle Somerville Rutha Pratt Page Lowell Cora M. MacLeod Gardner W Lawrence Louise “Shaw Florence M ‘Duren Buelah F Blair Benjamin F Clark Paul H Barnes Carl C Carlson Raymond Wheeler John Anderson Winslow J Damon Fred G. Jones Charles T Judge Murdock MacLeod Wells Hall Warren B Goddard Miss Graham Beulah F Blair Cora MacLeod Graham Blair Wilen Jones Grocerg Warren J. Goddard Benjamin P. Clark Clark Sophie J Towle Natick Clara Holden Austin D, MacRae W P Wiliam J. Graham Helen Loring Forbes Eleanor Clubb Margaret Stow Stow Bertha Heyliger Beulah Kinderhook N. Y Adrienne E Smith Auburndale

Maynard Budget Comparison Highlights Sewer Maintenance

There is no time clock at the town accountant office as Carl Stockbridge, the town accountant, preps the annual town report and town meetings. A comparison shows department budgets for last year and the current year with sewer maintenance listed as 4025 last year and 4000 requested this year.

Carl Stockbridge Maynard

Funeral Mass for Annie Murphy at St Bridget's

Miss Annie Murphy of High street was buried in St Bridget's cemetery after a solemn high mass of requiem at St Bridget's Church. Rev Walter J Roche presided with Rev Fr Doyle and Rev James P Sherry assisting. Bearers included James Murphy Vincent Murphy Jeremiah O Connell and Joseph Dineen.

Maynard Annie Murphy High Street St. Bridget’s Church Walter J Roche Fr. Doyle Fall River James P Sherry James Vincent Murphy Jeremiah O’connell Joseph Dineen St. Bridget’s Cemetery

Sudbury Church Elects Officers For The Year

At the annual meeting of Memorial Congregational Church in South Sudbury the officers for 1933 were chosen. Treasurer Clifton Giles, clerk Mrs Carrie Luce, Deacon George H Gobllke, Church committee Mrs Roland Cutler and Mrs Norman Bowey, Standing committee Mrs G Poole, Sunday School Superintendent Rev Albert Reynolds, Historian John Flynn, Auditor Mrs Fred Elser.

South Sudbury Memorial Congregational Church Clifton Giles Carrie Luce George H. Gobllke Roland Cutler Norman Bowey G. Poole Albert Reynolds

Also Mentioned on This Page

Joh P. Hosmer Hiss Mina Ruble Billy Dey Ida Sabloni Virginia Kor Rank A. Cash D.A.R Lutheran Church Ruth Heeks Warren F. Priest United St. Bridget’s RD Methodist Church Edith McAuslin Mary Jones Agnés Binks Harry EH. Burnham Bertha Carmichae Albert N. Hodges Walter R Denniston Mary Hodges Leslie W Sim Beatrice Geo. H. Gutteridge Mathew A. Vance Rage Selectmen S's Sudbury
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