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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1935
Page
1
A fragmented recap mentions Bank head bills and a Panama Canal debate with figures like Theodore Roosevelt, plus political talk on Britain Germany and Italy. It includes anecdotes about a murder diary, resort gambling in Monaco, and vague references to public rail nationalization and foreign affairs.
A Sudbury couple were injured when their car, driven at high speed by Dr. C W Smith, lost control and went off the road into an embankment. The husband, Mr Bent, was listed on the danger list with serious injuries. his wife also received treatment and a dog in the car remained unhurt. A gold watch and cash went missing but were later recovered or searched for, with a witness reporting the found timepiece to police.
Luke McCarthy 45 long time Maynard resident and World War veteran died yesterday in Bristol New Hampshire while visiting his brother in law Daniel Fraser. He served as adjutant of Frank J DeMars Post A L and was president of Division 44 A O H. Funeral Friday from Church Street West Acton with requiem mass at St Bridget's Maynard. He is survived by wife Catharine Fraser McCarthy parents James and Mrs McCarthy, sister Mrs Arthur King and brothers Francis and Emmett.
The forecast calls for showers continuing today with clearing expected in the late afternoon. Thursday will be warmer as conditions improve and skies brighten.
Chief Seneca W. Hall seeks identity of a woman skeleton found in North Sudbury over 50 years ago. Dr Norman M Hunter of Hudson estimates the remains are of a 60 to 70 year old white woman buried face down in three feet of earth. Efforts include old homestead records interviews with long-time residents and Indian lore as clues remain elusive.
Miss Phyllis Armitage Naylor of 46 Brooks Street chose an early July ceremony at home with Rev. Eaton Marshall of the Methodist church officiating. Miss Dorothy Naylor maid of honor and Chester Mayne Ritchey of Kansas City best man. Reception and wedding breakfast followed with guests from Massachusetts New Hampshire and New York. The couple will reside at 2 Summit after September 15.
Jennie Catherine Latins and Ignace Wojtkiewics were married at St. Casimir's Church by Rev. John Dziok. The ceremony featured a large attendance and a reception at Powdermill Road hall. The couple will reside at 5 Pleasant Street and received many gifts.
Vera Saluski daughter of Mr and Mrs Serge Seluski became the bride of Wendell Leithead son of Mr and Mrs David Leithead in Union Congregational Church. Rev Matthew A Vance presided Thursday morning as relatives and friends gathered under an arch of yellow roses.
Miss Herminia D Errico daughter of Mr and Mrs Gus D Errigo and Phillip De Geronimo of Lexington wed July 4 at the bride home. Guests from Lowell Lexington and area schools attended. Groom a Lexington tailor and member of Lexington Grange. They will live at 3 First Street.
Sunday night a blaze 25 feet from the Dee family home damaged eight tons of hay and a barn roof. Donald Lee, ten, woke to smoke, helped his father move two animals to safety. Defective wiring blamed. loss about $1000 with insurance. Joseph Dee owns the barn on Bedford Street.
Rev Alfred W Stone preaches on Sunday July 14 morning worship at 10:46 in Massachusetts. The minister’s subject is The Healing Power of God. All are cordially welcome. Mr and Mrs Fred Lloyd host a Monday evening gathering for teachers and officers of a Methuen church at Prairie street.
Mr and Mrs William F Richardson celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Friday July 12 at 36 Raymond Fremingham Acton. They were married July 12 1886 in Acton Mrs Richardson formerly Miora Grandda Locke. He worked in Acton Centre then Framingham and Boston in real estate. They belong to Plymouth church and Order of the Eastern Star Priest Chapter.
A long evening in West Concord featured a full musical program led by Harry Nielsen with George Landine and Law from Bedford, plus amplified singing and duets. Rev. Alexander Henderson of Lowell delivered a stirring address to the crowd. Caine Damon oversaw operations while Albert Monawan, Rev. Alfred Stone, and Charles Mara earned prize tickets in a post concert drawing.
Representative Frank C Sheridan has been appointed postmaster of Maynard by Postmaster General James A Farley for a four year term. The letter notes high standards of efficiency and adherence to postal laws. Sheridan plans to resign from the Massachusetts House after prorogation, having served the 11th Middlesex district for three years.
Maynard Elks conducted a Monday night meeting at Cooperative hall presenting officers jewels donated by Lowell and Clinton lodges. A social followed in Milas club rooms. An article seeks authority for sewer improvements on Common Street and transfer of 1300 from sewer surplus.
David R Kinsley, who has acted as postmaster at West Acton, was officially confirmed for the permanent assignment in Washington yesterday. He began duties here a few weeks ago and now receives congratulations in the Democratic party after Senate confirmation.
In Sudbury, a fire damaged a one and a half story home on Summer Street tied to a Martin property. No insurance coverage was found for the dwelling prior to the incident. The house had stood for about six years according to fragments of the report.
Some cities expect opportunities to knock loudly and as a 6.4 taken in, but opportunities do not always come that way.
Classified notice offers cabbage for sale at Lexington Road Concord with telephone contact 1099 M. Local trade item listed as ready for pickup or delivery and priced per market rate.
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