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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
7
Reported clashes and injuries as inmates and nationalists clash in a prison area. An outsider named Blemhelim noted among those affected while observers describe a tense scene with police responding. Seville heads to Beaton after a lengthy journey as monarch of the air tours 10,000 spectators.
A garbled fragment mentions sports and people with names like Assadbet and Metiodin. It notes a cautious approach to recovery and a plan to stay off it for weeks, with scattered references to walking and around. The legibility is too poor to extract full facts.
In the notice, Laura Boe ierie, wife of the pastor, is named to lead services at 7:00 on June 11 with Rev. John Li in charge. The text also hints at Mr. Mills, a chaplain of an infantry unit, possibly moving to serve with the O T C at Camp Devens in late June.
Fragmentary note outlines a person’s dream work and a referenced act. It mentions a fort scene and a response to evening events. Names and clear facts are unreadable. the text preserves a mood of intent without specifics.
A church gathering noted a birthday event for the rector in May with mention of a monthly meeting in June. Mrs. Crogs participated and there were drinks including grape juice and cigars. Frank T. was present.
A brief notice mentions individuals including George H. Webster and others with unclear context. The readable text suggests a clipping about a review or record involving multiple names and potential roles or affiliations. Further specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
May figures show 143 pupils examined, 266 in school treatments, 6 at home, 4 excluded for contagious illness. Nurses logged 46 school visits and 2 home visits, 10 children escorted to doctors, 10 received medical care. Dental clinics treated 54 pupils with 120 extractions, 28 fillings, 64 cleanings. preschool clinic and home nursing classes conducted by Dr Hooper and nurse.
Examinations for Concord guides will be held in the Concord High School building Saturday June 7 from 10 to 12. Applications not filed must be made to the set of Police.
In Worcester on June 3 a judgment for 3600 was agreed in a suit seeking damages for the death of Frank L. Labossiere of Northboro. Administratrix Rose Anna Lanois filed the case against Joseph H. Pelot of Worcester for fatal injuries suffered March 21, 1928 when struck on a Marlboro highway by Pelot’s auto. Clarence E. Tupper and John W. Cronin appeared for the parties.
Mrs Rogers M D visited Maynard on Memorial Day spending the holiday in her district. She attended services in Lowell and the Maynard dedication of the permanent World War Memorial where she helped install the temporary tablet a decade ago.
Harold R. Newcomb, bank official, orchestra leader and radio broadcaster from Hampden County Savings Bank, was indicted on 161 counts the largest count total in the county. Newcomb pleaded not guilty.
The National League shows standings with Brooklyn leading at 27 wins, 15 losses and a .643 winning percentage followed by Chicago 25 19 .568 and Pittsburgh 20 20 500. Recent results include Brooklyn 6 Pittsburgh 5 and Chicago 15 Boston 2. Today’s games feature Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Chicago at Boston, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at New York.
Philadelphia at Washington. New York at Chicago. Boston at Cleveland. The schedule lists key matchups across the league with teams aiming to improve standings.
Marlboro announces the wedding of Miss Marie Blanche Demers to Anthony J Boisse at St Marys Church. The ceremony occurred at 9 am with Rev J L M Levesque officiating. The couple will reside on Lakeside Avenue and will soon begin a wedding journey.
We express appreciation to all who were kind to us during our recent bereavement and for flowers and spiritual bouquets. John McCarthy and Mr. and Mrs. William Whir
Boston hosts the first All New England Art in Industry Conference at the Hotel Copley Plaza starting June 5. Fourteen experts from six states discuss applying art and style to manufactured goods with sessions chaired by Louis D Gibbs and Royal Bail R, featuring a style show by the Cotton Textile Institute and partner groups.
Milford versus Peepinghen at Natick and Waltham. Ashland at Westboro Maynard at Lexington Medway at Upton Medfield at Holliston Hopkinton at Hudson. Saturday Marlboro at Maynard Hudson at Milford Framingham at Watertown Concord at Natick Northboro at Ashland Dedham at Norwood.
The Marlboro-Hud son Pigeon Club plans the season finale next Saturday sending four or five lofts birds to Ashtabula Ohio for a 500 mile race. Philip DiRoco of Marlboro won the previous Rochester New York 300 mile race at 1474.67 yards per minute. Jacob Lapan Hudson was second at 1470.03. John Savage Marlboro third at 1469.84. Shipley Sawyer Hudson 1462.82. Harold McIver 1360.98. Robert White unreported.
Marlboro officials and guests gathered at the Grove Inn where Gamewell Fire Alarm Co. speaker Marlboro Charles S Chapman praised Marlboro’s efficient fire department and alarm system. Christian E Anderson presided. Louis J Collette discussed the alarm system. visitors from Worcester Framingham New York Boston Millbury and Westboro attended.
Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Mary Lorraine Kirby daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice S Kirby of Elm street and John Joseph Foley of New York. The ceremony will be held Saturday June 14 at Immaculate Conception church Rev John B Kelley will perform. Kirby sisters will attend and Dr William Lavelle of New York will be best man. Kirby is popular locally and Foley is executive secretary of the Catholic Writers Guild.
In Washington on July 4 1930 the House approved a modification of the federal court jury system as part of Hoover administration and Wickersham commission efforts to speed prosecutions of prohibition cases.
An accident at the corner of Union and Bolton streets involved Dr. Chiron W. Smith of 38 W Main Street and a Wood Square Garage car from Hudson operated by Edward Prizioso. Both vehicles were damaged but no injuries were reported. Officer Bert Mitchell investigated.
Mayor Amedee A. King issues a proclamation designating the third Saturday in June as Children’s Day. The move urges municipal participation in observing child development, play, education, and citizenship training for the city’s youth.
At its annual meeting the Women s Republican Club of Massachusetts elected officers for 1930 1931. Officers include President Miss Katherine Voge Parker first vice president Mrs William M Butler and second vice president Mrs William Coolidge. Three year vice presidents are Mrs H Addington Bruce Mrs Frank G Wren Mrs William Mitchell and Mrs Joseph F Woods. Secretary Mrs George W Perkins and treasurer Mrs Donald M Blair. County committee chairs named for Berkshire Bristol Dukes Essex Hampden Middlesex Norfolk Suffolk Worcester with numerous representatives listed. A nominating committee for 1931 was elected: Mrs William E Chenery and Mrs WG Curtis.
Marlboro reports a representative from the 1930 National Convention Corporation will address the Rotary Club at the Elks Home tomorrow noon. The luncheon meeting starts at 12 15.
The Christian Endeavor Society of First Church plans a lawn party and food sale on Wednesday June 11 on the church lawn from 4 30 to 10 pm. It serves as a farewell for Rev and Mrs Beaumont before their June 13 departure to England, with Paul Phelps as chair and Alice Nelson and Lottie Ti assisting. Proceeds will fund delegates to Northfield.
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