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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
5
The piece argues that recoveries follow depressions within about a year, with upturns often appearing in the second year. It notes past cycles since 1900, citing 1893, 1896, and 1914 as references, and claims that easy money and current conditions support a return to normal prosperity, possibly by the coming summer.
Bedford observes a townwide quiet as funeral services for Judge Bliha G. Loomis are held at the Church of Christ. Loomis, a lifelong resident and prominent Boston lawyer who served as special justice of the Concord court, is honored with half staff flags and shaded windows. Rev. Frank G. Thompson leads the service with organ music by Leila Blake. Loomis’s four sons, all World War I veterans, attend.
Maynard June 4 prize day at St George’s church will feature the final formal season ceremony. Awards include several repeats from last year with special prizes for boys and girls in the church school. Attendance at the morning service is at 10 45 with prizes announced during the service.
Anthony Himt-Hamilton post No om A J sponsored a Bedford Memorial Day morning program. Students presented a flag ceremony with Captain Pete escorting and Mr. Dodge opening exercises. Dorothea Coletti won an American Legion prize and read her essay. Commander O Dowd was introduced, followed by Bodwell's remarks. The color guard returned the flag and the event concluded with school singing. A spelling bee in the auditorium featured age-group winners Helen Sebastian Frost and Henry Stone.
Fragmentary OCR notes a phone call to police in Indianapolis. A young woman asks for officers and mentions finding her father or a suspect. Text is garbled with names and phrases, hard to verify details.
The Boston and Maine Railroad to unveil a 24 square foot bronze tablet in the New North Station concourse. The panel honors former president George Hannouer for his leadership and service, with a ceremony during the railroad centennial festivities in Lowell and Boston. Open to the 23 million annual North Station passersby.
Red Cross chapters are notified that life saving and safety class training will begin with directors camp leaders swimming teachers and water sports enthusiasts serving as instructors. An institute will be established this month in Brimfield with a $30 fee covering ten days board lodging books and incidentals. Open to both sexes and led by an experienced dean of women.
The article describes intensive first aid and water safety instruction for girls, covering drowning rescue, resuscitation, canoeing, boating, swimming theory, and safety techniques. Local Red Cross chapter organizers invite interested persons to obtain more information about these institutes.
A new state law bans driving along highways to solicit alms or sell tickets or merchandise. Anyone signaling a moving vehicle or stopping a vehicle on a state road to solicit, or accosting occupants under police direction, faces a fine up to 50 dollars.
Marriage intentions were filed with City Clerk Peter B. Murphy by Clifton J. McGee and Miss Mary Elizabeth Besette of Marlboro, Adrien Hein Boisseau and Miss Colombe Bibianne Jacques of Marlboro, with addresses at Emmett Street Manning Street Grant Street and 169 Chestnut Street respectively.
Mrs Ellen T Morgan of 31 Thompson Street died at home Sunday about 5 PM aged 64, born in Lawrence and long resident here. She leaves son Ronald Morgan, four daughters, three brothers and three sisters, with Sister Mary Gilbert among relatives. Funeral mass at St Bridget’s Church conducted by Rev Walter Roche with special music.
Burial was in the family lot at St Bridget's cemetery for Raymond Gilroy Leonard Kelley Thomas King William Sweeney Frank McCormick and Frank Maley.
George Stanley Harvey of den, candidate for Republicans in the Middlesex County District Attorney race, will address the Men's Club of St. George’s church on Thursday June 5 at 8 pm. A practicing attorney over 25 years, he served as First Assistant District Attorney of Middlesex and will speak from both prosecuting and defense perspectives.
West Concord Union Church announces a Sunday service on June 8 at 10 30 am with baptism of children and a church school promotion. A pantomime The Pass erby and the Flowers will be presented by junior Sunday school staff under Mrs Clarente W Mahan and others. Senior Christian Endeavor meets at 6 pm. annual officer election to follow.
Acton Central Pomona Grange holds a meeting in Acton Town Hall on Wednesday evening at 6 30 with a 7 30 basin and a 9 15 talk by Bert Clerk of Waltham. O Bailey of the Division will speak on conservation and a humorous feature closes the program.
Mrs Rolfe Bradbury, Acton delegate, and Mrs A J West of Acton attended a universal meeting in Lowell with Louis representing South Acton.
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