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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1932
Page
6
The Maynard relief committee thanks residents for cooperation and asks all to help others find work. They condemn despair, urge continued effort across town lines, and call for humane action and prudence as winter looms.
Sudbury widow Geor M Eaton former long time resident died after 1840 birth in Sudbury. Funeral service to be held at 3 pm at Memorial Congregational Church with Rev Albert pastor officiating. Interment at Waishworth cemetery. Survived by eight sons Albert Boston George Newton Ruth Lillian Pradotik Ashby Eldo and many grandchildren.
Petitioners claim the board acted arbitrarily in approving a new site for civic improvement over West Concord. They argue only one resident favored the location and oppose the chosen site due to safety and property concerns, urging West Concord to select its own site instead.
Fragmentary report notes Reynolds residence as a focus of inquiry with officials questioning several individuals about events around a recent incident. No clear dates or outcomes are provided.
Rising rider Hank Mills of Montrose Colorado draws attention with rapid wins and a six eclipse of the turf circuit, as millionaire amateur Pete Bostwick also gains prominence on Eastern tracks. Mills rides for Wheatley Stable and nears a 100-win year. Bostwick, veteran steeplechase ace, appears poised to join fiat and steeple races.
John Staminas of Marlboro Street was fined 150 and sentenced to two months in the House of Correction after being found guilty of liquor sale. Judge W McDonald presided. the offender paid the fine, appeal withdrawn, and the case stayed on file for one year.
Algonquin Council holds the annual Red Cross life saving course at Camp Resolute this weekend. Three Red Cross examiners and about twelve lifesavers from the camp staff will lead sessions starting at 1 p.m. Saturday. Men 17 and older may attend. space remains for boys joining the scout and cub camps starting Sunday at 3 p.m.
The 500 disabled veterans at the United States Veterans' hospital Bedford enjoyed a Fourth of July program supervised by recreational director Miss Evelyn Davis. A special dinner was served and an orchestra performed in the auditorium despite rain delaying a baseball game.
CuPid notes show 85 early 1985 applications granted for marriages with 18 teachers and 13 nurses among brides to be. Private secretaries lagged behind in popularity as a career choice for those marrying.
On Friday night at Moulton field the Hudson- Hudson Eagles Town Team faces Clinton Moose nine. Jack Natoli of Waltham, a renowned semi pro, will pitch after hitting two homers and a double in four at bats last week for Waltham City. The ex- ace brings strong local attention to the matchup.
Victor Letti the 135 pound Tingster trains with Lou Brouillard of Worcester as they prep for a July 11 bout at Long Island arena. The sparring links Letti to Brouillard before the Brockport comeback bid and the Wolfe versus Brouillard showdown at Madison Square Garden. The Kilberg versus Chocolate slugfest in the same card frames the undercard.
Concord report describes 1028 inmates at the Massachusetts Reformatory West Concord observing July 4 with a program led by Superintendent Charles T Judge. After breakfast they enjoyed yard liberty, a chapel movie, and a special holiday dinner. Musketaquid Sportsman Club planned skeet match at Waltham against Waltham Red and Gun Club. open shoot canceled due to train.
Gerald R Harvey of Lincoln captured the 6 Day trophy with 95 points from a possible 100, beating J E Indeo and other rivals in a 200-yard shooting event.Kiam A Hagerty of Concord and Isaac Langille of Lincoln posted 93 and 89 respectively, with Walter Stevens Jr of Belmont and J E Shaw of Lowell among the placers.
James J. Mattern and Bennett Griffin bridged the Atlantic in the Blue Ribbon monoplane Century of Progress. After taking off from Harbor Grace Newfoundland, they reached Rosapenna Ireland in 11 hours 36 minutes, cutting the previous record and continuing toward Berlin despite fog and low visibility.
The Y D Drum and Bugle Corps of Boston and Lowell and Foster corps lead in Class A and B respectively for a drum corps competition slated at Prospect Park Saturday afternoon under Herbert F Akroyd Post auspices. Beverly and Rockland Posts also enter Class B with Edith Nourse Cadets and other groups expected to perform exhibitions along the parade route. The event begins about 2:30 PM with local civic leaders and auxiliary members in attendance.
A surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Max Cook of Sanford Maine at the home of Mrs Fannie Glickman. Guests from Maynard Boston Leominster New Beverly Hills California attended. A radio was presented amid music games and refreshments.
A Louisiana court awarded damages to Dr Isaac Stains after a tar incident involving Mattapam York Boylston Island and California. The costly tar affair affected multiple parties and was adjudicated in Baton Rouge with doctors and others named in the record.
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