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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1937

Page

8

South Acton Resident Passes After Short Illness

Winfield Tilley Dunn a longtime South Acton resident born in Troy New York died at Emerson hospital Concord after a brief illness. He left a widow four sons a daughter and grandchildren. funeral services were held at the family home in South Acton with burial in Albany New York.

South Actons Winfield Tilley Dunn Emerson Hospital Concord Eany Dunn Hospital Troy N.Y Charles H. and Abiga West Acton Central Street Dickenson Miller St. George’s Church of Maynard Albany N. Y

Union Church Holds Annual Parish Session

The Union Congregational church held its annual meeting last Wednesday night with reports from parish organizations. Officers were elected including Maynard moderator Vin Taylor and clerk Sidney E. McCleary. The Young Peoples Society heard guest speaker Robert Madsen from Bedford.

Sanderson Murray MacKenzie Maude Gutteridge Nellie McInnes Sadie Marsden Martin DeWitt Leithead Jessie ‘Crowe Mary Waton Bessie Anetta Maude Garland Bessie Austin Mary Stone Robert Hatco Robert Madsen Bedford Young Peoples Society Maynard Young People Boxboro

Card of Thanks for Support After Bereavement

The Cahoon family thanks relatives, friends, shopmates and the Knights of Pythias for kindness after their bereavement and for the floral tributes. Mrs. Ernest J. Cahoon and family.

Knights of Pythias Ernest J. Cahoon

Acton Woman Becomes In Corporator In Boston Cut Glass Firm

Jennie E. Reed of Acton is named an incorporator of the Charles R. Lynde Inc cut glass company in Boston. The Secretary of State granted a charter this week. The firm shows capital of $75,000.

State House Boston Jennie E. Reed Acton Charles R. Lynde Inc Frederick W. Cook

Fertile Salinitas Lacks Vegetation Amid Nitrate Rich Land

The Salinitas region in Chile, though the world's most fertile and a nitrate production center, shows scarce vegetation. Intense sun beats down, and nothing grows despite the fertile soils and mineral wealth.

Chile

Three Quarter Wife Slogans Stir Controversy

A provocative phrase targets women labeled as a three quarter wife implying inconsistency in affection. The piece contrasts loving demeanor with harsh behavior and urges restraint toward husbands amid marital strain.

Bowlers Hold Midseason Banquet in Maynard

The Intertown Bowling League held its midseason banquet at Odd Fellows hall with 95 members and guests. Speaker William Summers, American League umpire, was introduced by Thomas King. Toastmaster Frank Sheridan led remarks by Roy Marsden, Don Lent, Harold Peterson, George Lynch, and league president Harold Peterson.

Church Marks 25 Years of Activity

Maynard St Casimir church celebrates a silver anniversary with a year of services socials and a parish reunion. The parish formed by Polish residents grew from basement services at St Bridget's and, under Rev John Dziok, a church and parish hall were built and organized groups expanded. The first observance is a reunion social at Parish hall on Feb 6.

Maynard St. Casimir St. Casimir’s St. Bridget’s Church John Dziok John Pozatycki Joseph Wasuik Frank Alexandovicz Adam Kocknowicz Michael Sofka John Kulevich Michael Rynkiewicz Theresa Was

Wording of sympathies from Weaving and Coulter families

The Weaving family and the Coulter family thank friends for kindness shown after the bereavement. Mrs John Weaving Mrs William Coulter Mrs Jennie Randell Charles Weaving William Weaving express gratitude to those who offered support during their loss.

Progress of the Piano Through Ages to the Pianoforte

The piano traces its lineage from the virginal harpsichord and clavichord to the ancient dulcimer described as a wood sound box with strings. The dulcimer produced music by striking strings with a padded hammer and the instrument’s full name pianoforte means soft and loud.

Wolf Cunning and Herding Tactics Describe Predators

The European wolf mimics the timber wolf by invading French villages in harsh winters and stealing babies when food is scarce. Coyotes, often pair hunting, lure a deer in a circular chase then switch to pursue, exhausting and feasting on the prey.

Service for John Weaving

Maynard obituary for John Weaving 67 born Wellington England died early Saturday. Survived by wife Ellen two sons George and Howard two daughters Gertrude Weaving and Mrs Willard Roberts of Hartford Conn two sisters Mrs Jennie Randell Mrs William Coulter two brothers William Weaving Maynard and Charles Weaving Boston. Funeral Monday afternoon conducted by Rev Mathew A Vance Union Congregational church with hymns by Alan Palmer. Burial in Glenwood cemetery. Flowers testified the esteem of friends and relatives.

Maynard John Weaving Wellington Eng Ellen George Howard Gertrude Weaving Willard Roberts Hartfiord Jennie Randell William Coulter William Weaving Charles Weaving Boston Mathew A. Vance Union Congregational Church Alan Palmer Glenwood Cemetery

Basketball Growing In Popularity In Maynard

The town Sees basketball gaining traction as Sunday games begin with The Middlesex Laundry and le Fauno Torppa managing Duke Farrell. Rangers eye future double headers at Pastime Hall. Maynard Pros led by Shern Sebastian set to play Holliston this week and face strong nearby clubs. Louis Graceffa listed as a contributor for a youth uniform. St Casimir’s P Y M C loses 47 45 at Westboro after Johnnie Gurdziewski fouls. Return game at Westboro scheduled early next month.

Maynard Middlesex Laundry Westboro

Banquet Attends Honor Dept Vice Commander Maguire

Members of Frank J. Demars Post American Legion gathered at Watertown High School for a banquet honoring Dept Vice Commander John J. Maguire. The group includes Commander Herbert W. Martin and several past commanders. A dozen members will attend the state department banquet at Hotel Statler in Boston this week.

Frank J. Demars American Legion Herbert W. Martin P.C Joseph P. Dineen P. C Edward S. Johnston Frank E. Parks Charles E. Irwin William J. Creeley Dept John J. Maguire Watertown Post State Department Hotel Statler Boston

Bereavement Acknowledgment for James Hunt Family

The family of the late James Hunt expresses gratitude for the kind sympathy shown during their bereavement. Signed by Mrs. Louis Evers and William Hunt.

James Hunt Louis Evers William Hunt

Lenten services at Congregational Church and illness updates

The Acton Centre Congregational Church will observe Lent with midweek services and vesperal music. Hollowell is confined to bed by illness. Fred Richards of Hosmer Street has secured work in Pennsylvania and hopes his family will join soon. The children in the family are restricted to staying home due to whooping cough.

Congregational Church Hollowell Fred. Richards Hosmer Street Pennsylvania

Sudbury Debate Over Jehovah's Witnesses Tax Status

Sudbury officials, led by J. C. Hall, denounced Jehovah's Witnesses after radio remarks by Judge Rutherford. Speakers questioned anti Catholic propaganda and the group’s tax-exempt status, noting 160 acres held by the Boston Company and planned cottages for Pioneers.

J. C. Hall Sudbury Board of Selectmen Rutherford Watch Tower ‘Bible ‘Society New York Jehovah’s Witnesses Hall William Tufts Sudbury Sélectman Hall Sibe E. Robert Anderson Anderson Herman L. Philbrick Jehovahnesses Seins McCarthy Agreemet Sudbury Boston Company of Jehoval’s Witnesses Boston

Opposition to Buckingham Charter Draws Large Meeting

A large gathering voiced opposition to the charter in Buckingham and objected to the commissioner's recent decision. The discussion highlighted ongoing conflicts over local governance and the direction of the project.

Buckingham

Acton Officiers and Congregational Church Meeting Notes

A fragment notes a recent meeting of the Acton Congregational church with officers including Mrs Mary B Harlan and Dora W Farrar. E Tuttle and T Taylor named deacons with Pastor Reed and other church members listed. appointment committee and class seats referenced.

Acton Cal Congregational Mary. B. Harlan E. ‘Tuttle Cer T. Taylor Dora W. Farrar Reed Church . Com EB. Tuttle Robert J Tees Sperker Hope C. Holand

Maynard Republicans Target City Officials Ahead of Next Year

Fragmented text describes partisan actions in Maynard with references to city government, nationals, and nominations. It notes Democrats and Republicans preparing for future elections, implying shifts in local political maneuvering ahead of next year.

Maynard Republican Actat

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