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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1929

Page

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Cadet Corps drill and high school track meet at Concord

Cadet Corps drill at Crowe Park attended by officers and spectators, with parade and reviews. Cadets led by Capt. John Jan and Lt. C. Eddy, praised by officers. June 19 Junin High School held a school track championship on Emerson Playground. Multiple events saw records and winners including Harold McGrath and Edward Flannery in sprints and throws, with top placers across divisions.

St. Bridget’s Children of Mary Corps Crowe Park Cacorps Cadets Girls Corps Ing John Jan Concord C. Eddy William G. Tenney Sheridan Wiform Tan John Moore Caother Mullin Edward Murphy Franci Jane Tobin Dugga Dorothyn Junin Emerson Playground Harold McGrath Romeo DiCicci John Culkuls Edward Flannery John Ing Nam Vlannery Suns Robert Connell Angelo Bartolomeo Womeo DiCicco Eadward Flannery Harold ‘Lompkins Erett Weygant Lvl Rold McGrath John Lvan William Compton MUR John Culkins Raymond Lawrence Arnold Jay Carl Sebretson iWon Edward ® Jainnery John~ Sullivan Juniot Ey. Ty Mor J Spor iWon David Todd John Jagling Joan Robinson Ilkunning Kedwardsxilannery Tance John Sullivan Joseph Whasen Arnold Hay Angélo Bartolomeo Julian Tolman Philip Williams Everett Lapham Thomas Lindsay Charles Garrett Richard Wheeler Edward Hilamery Joan Sullivan Norman Scherer Phillip Dee Joseph Whalen Edward Flanne Thomas Jagling William Sheehan Ralph Macone

Horne Chapter Holds Annual Memorial Service

S. Chapter Order of the Stern Star held its annual memorial service at the Temple on Wednesday, the final meeting before recess. Solmn ceremonies honored the Matron Mrs Florence M and Worthy Gariner W Lawrence with chaplain Mrs Clark and Marshal Mrs Achorn. John R MacKenzie sang solos amid the ceremonial atmosphere. A social hour followed with refreshments organized by Ruth at Belmont committee chair Lapham and Worthy Matron Mrs Duren.

Durenting Ruth Belmont

Manager Pride Injured Bathing in Local Stream

June 19 reports state C Pride manager National Store is comfortable after a serious bathing accident near the Old Mining hole off Union Avenue. He was struck by a falling object while near Lemons Brook and transported to Mars Hospital under Dr Smith care.

Lky Fiam C. Pride National Store S Pride Union Avenue Lemons Brook Mars Hospital Smith Sud

Court convicts man in liquor related hit and run

A man was tried in Concord Court for a liquor influenced hit and run on Parker Street last winter that left two women in danger and he was found guilty. He appealed the decision.

Khore Jolt Parker Street Concord

SAILORS FEW LEAVE BOSTON FOR IRELAND AND POLAND TRIPS

Miss Mary Mahan of Thompson Street and Miss Bridget Nevins of Brown Street depart Boston for Ireland to visit relatives and friends. A group of friends saw them off at the boat. Mr and Mrs John Zanieski left yesterday for New York to sail for Poland and tour Europe.

Ireland Maynard Mary Mahan Thompson Street Bridget Nevins Brown’ Street Boston John Zanienski New York City Poland Europe

Sunday Visitors at Stone Farm From New England Area

Visitors at the Stone farm on Sunday include Mr and Mrs George Adams and family of Jaffrey New Hampshire Mrs Annie Hall of North Conway New Hampshire Miss Clara Eaton of Middleborough Massachusetts and Mr and Mrs Charles Barker and family Cambridge.

Stone Farm George Adams Jaffrey N. H Annie Hall North Conway N. H Clara Eaton Middleborough Mass Charles Barker Cambridge

Children’s Day Observed at Two Churches in Maynard

Maynard marked Children’s Day with services at Union Congregational and Methodist churches. Youth led the Congregational service with Harold Nordberg and others, featured a pageant What’s in the Book, and Bible awards to nine promotion graduates. Methodist observances included a sermon by Rev Charles C Garland and music by Primary department children.

R. L. Underwood Rollstone Church Fitchburg Pharoah Miriam Bull Rushes Helen Wilcox Constance Dawson Joseph Howard Weaving David the Shepherd Rod Murray Peppard Ruth Naomi Ethel Elson Florence Wilcox Isaah Jeremiah Ralph Smith Howard King Mary Jesus Gertrude Larson Willis Stockbridge Bradford Case Denala Peppard Sidney McCleary Martha Ruth French Mildred Axford Paul Wiliam Be Marion Townséail Kithel Nordberg Robert McGarry Robert Greenway Jeanette Thomson Charlotte King Robert Lesterlandirs Alice Murray Methodist Church Charles C. Garland Emma Greenhalger William Naylor Eleanor Newman Anna Varley Marion Hull Victoria Reynolds Margerie Lawless Jean Fletcher

Summer 4 H Club Organized

A group of Marlboro high school girls met at the high school last night and organized a summer 4 H club with Lorraine Goulet as president Lucille Casse as vice president Anice Marino as treasurer and Myrtie Dudley as news reporter. An activities committee was named with Myrtle Sleep Perl Dupont Sophie Gages Marjorie Sleep and Sophie Leport. The members voted to continue the club through the summer months.

iMarlboro Lorraine Goulet Lucille Casse Anice Marino Myrtie Dudley Myrtle Sleep Perl Dupont Sophie Gages Marjorie Sleep Sophie Leport

Maynard High School Commencement Held June 26 27 28

Maynard high school plans three day commencement with Class Night on June 26 at the school auditorium and graduation on June 27 at Colonial Hall. A senior reception is set for June 28 at Colonial Hall. The 60 pupil graduating class is the largest in local history.

Maynard Maynard High School Colonial Hall

Named District Deputy Henry Price Appointed in Mass

Henry Price, post noble grand of Maynard Lodge I O F, is appointed district deputy of the 65th Odd Fellows district of Massachusetts. Ralph F. Morton, grand rate reed, dates men lodges in Gardner, Ashburnham, and Winchendon.

Henry Price Maynard Lodge I. 0. O. F 65Th Odd Fellows District Mass Ralph .F. Morton Graud Rate Reed Gardner Asburnham Winchendon

Maynard Honors 119 Graduates at Annual Banquet

The first annual Honor Banquet at Union Congregational Church honored 26 guests from Maynard schools. Frank E. Sanderson served as toastmaster. program included Kipling recitation by Willis Stockbridge, class songs and readings from junior and high school students, letters from Bates College and Boston University graduates, and remarks by local officials.

Maynard Union Congregational Church Frank E. Sanderson Kipling Willis ‘Stockbridge Ruth’ Wilson Bates College Ruth French Raipa Reus Kunel R. Butterworth M —Arungwo High School Ner Ocal Hign Mva Rye Ene Puph Hiditn Db Son Wemor Urs Anariette Stockbridge Mass “Federation of Womans Clans Scotland Gayin ‘Yayior Little Wish Myuoonouse Mayo ‘High School Alumni Association Charles Walker Om J. M. Ginard Prinis Cue

Reverend Thurlow Named New Pastor for Concord Church

Concord June 19 The congregational church selects George Loring Thurlow of Brampton as pastor. Thurlow, Colgate graduate, previously led Lexington Baptist and Hashampton and Skowhegan congregations. He accepted the Concord post and will begin on the first Sunday in September. He is married with six children and has long sought to settle in Concord. The ministerial committee includes Thomas Todd and others. Dr Frederick B Richards to preach summer union services.

Concord Tarian Congregational Chu Ca George Loring Thurlow Congregational Church Brampton Éall Concord Church Thurlow Colgate Baptist Church Lexington Skowhegan Maine Hasthampton Hampton Willisto Academy Concord Congregation Frederick B Richards Will Union Services First Parish Trinitarian Congregational Church

Sudbury Graduation Exercises Highlight Diplomas

Sudbury High and Grammar schools held graduation at Town Hall. Eight seniors received diplomas with honors led by Alton Clark. grammar graduates listed and awards announced including U S flag contest medals for Isabelle Jones and Alfred Lowell. Dr William L Stidger spoke. Rev Albert Burgess Reynolds gave the invocation.

Sudbury Town Hall Eleanor B. Bowker Mary A. Raynor Bernice I. Stone Ruth J. Stone Alton F Clark Donald F. Conroy Cabot Devoil, Jr Stephen F. Lowell Eleanor Dibiage Chester Baldwin Jack Carson Lawrencé Devall John Ferritt Sanford Hil William McSweeney Robert Miller Norman Noyés Robert Ross Walter Stone Alton Clark U. S Isabelle Jones Alfred Lowell Ruth Way Antoinette LaGrassa Ruth Gotberg Eugene Kendall Charles Witworth Roger Hartwell Albert Burgess Reynolds

Concord eighth graders awarded certificates at term end

The Concord Elementary schools including Peter Bulkeley Emerson and Harvey Whester School in West Concord awarded 102 eighth grade certificates on the final spring day. Recipients from Peter Bulkeley Emerson included 54 students led by Herman M. Anderson and Mary N. Bent with many others named. Students will be eligible to enter Concord High School the Wednesday after Labor Day.

Concord Peter Bulkeley Harvey, Whester West Concord High School Bradford M. Kingman Peter Bulkeley-Emerson Colldwing Herman M. Anderson Henry M. Asbjornson Mary .N. Bent Louie 8 Albano Edward J. Bartlett Oscar Kk. Beckvold Jr Lillian A Bowen Rosemary Byron Sumner ‘T. Bodfish Dorothy K. Brown Jonir H. Bygrave Helen R. Bureson Dorothy &. Caldwell Margaret A. Cavanaugh Allen D. Chisholm’ Jr Norman Christensen Clair Blair Edward L. Craig Bernard Culkida Margaret J. Moynihan Lawrence A Murray David Ju.ivenson Jennie V. Palumbo Ruth M. Peterson Mary Powers Leonard C. Robinson, Jr Regis’ L. Slane Mother Brensby Helen L. Tobin Ann H. Tracy Edward J. Varley Louise M. Venti Vincent Vialle Frank K. Wallace Mmery 3. Whipple Theresa M. White Pria H. Wilson Signal Windha

Requiem Mass for Mrs Mary Bresnahan in Concord

Funeral held for Mrs Mary Bresnahan wife of Manprice Bresnahan after fatal auto crash. Service at Help of Christians Church 9:00 AM conducted by Rev James Somers. Interment at St Patrick Cemetery. Survived by husband parents James and Mary Nagle sister Mrs Willard Cadeton Boston brother Dr William Nagle Winchester. Community paid respects with many floral tributes.

West Concord Mary Bresnahan Manprice Bresnahan Tate Ross Main Street Help of Christians Church James Somers Roderick Garrett Nagle Herbert Sheehan Frank’ Brayden John One Chas St Patrick's Bre Natick James Nagle Concord High School West Concord William Nagle Boston Willard T. Cadeton Winchester Brenahan

Four of Us Broadcast on WLEX From West Concord

The Four of Us ensemble led by Miss Julia Dee performed on WLEX with Arthur Jones and Frank Hennessey among members. The program featured violin pieces, piano solos, and a Medley of Popular Airs, drawing calls from multiple nearby towns. Julia Dee postponed an earlier broadcast date due to other engagements.

West Coffcord WLEX Arthur Jones Iileen B. Dee Frank Hennessey Julia Dee Mary Eileen B. Dee the Lake Julia Nee Carolina Moon Concord Acton Newton West Concord Haverhill Dedham Waltham Cambridge

Sudbury Woman's Club Lawn Party Set for June 26

Great preparations for a gala at the Sudbury Woman's Club lawn party on June 26. The event runs afternoon and evening with planned activities and socializing for attendees.

Sudbury Womans Club

Garden Party opens eleventh district conference at Maynard home

The fifth annual Garden Party conference of the Presidents of the Eleventh district will be hosted Thursday June 20 at Mrs Howard Case's home. Maynard Mrs George H Sawyer, district director, will preside with special guest Mrs Charlotte Stockbridge of Maynard, new State Education committee chair. A lawn conference from two to three will precede a district program featuring readings by Mrs Hiam Cross and a Clinton trio including Mrs Earl Hudson, Miss Dorie Seymour, and Mrs Grace Macintyre. Each president may bring one guest.

Enterprise Eleventh District Howard Case Maynard George H Sawyer Charlotte Stockbridge State Education Committee Hiam Cross Clinton Earl Hudson Dorie Seymour Grace Macintyre

Maynard Gately Jr undergoes appendicitis operation

Maynard Gately Jr son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Gately of Great Road underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday. A memorial service was held for Magdelene Chapter at 8 last night. Miss Loretta Walsh a student nurse was weekend guest of Miss Mary Sheridan on Hillside Street. Mrs Alicé Smith is staying with her brother at Fairhaven.

Thomas Gately, Jr Thomas Gately Great Road Magdelene Chapter Masonic Loretta Walsh St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Mary Sheridan Hillside Street Alicé Smith Fairhaven

Old Concord Chapter Meeting After Luncheon

A report describes the Old Concord Chapter of the Daugstert the American Revolution meeting following a luncheon at the Rookerie Cedar tis, Waltham. It notes plans to hold future Chapter gatherings in its own home with Mr. Miner handling work. Attendance was good and the luncheon was delicious with talks by Miss Antoinnette Watson.

Old Concord Daugstert Cedar Tis Waltham Concord Bee Miner Watson

Marlboro Bride Weds Maynard Groom in 1940s Route 128 Event

Doris Wakefield served as bridesmaid at a Marlboro wedding for Miss Vv fet of state wtedt. The bride wore a gown with horsehair trim and a tan traveling ensemble. Guests included Thomas 7. o-Faeger and Andsie Chelmsford. the toast and luncheon were by Frank Markey. The couple plan a White Mountains honeymoon after travel to Canada. The bride, educated in Marlboro, works at Dennison’s. the groom, a Maynard native, belongs to several clubs and works at the American Woolen Company mill.

Erie White Mountains Canada Walthametree Ang Marlboro Ace of Clubs Dennison, Company Maynard Elks, K. of C Twilight Club American Woolen Company

Sudbury Town Hall exhibit awards winners named

Prize winners announced for the Sudbury exhibit of Pupile works last week. First grade awards go to Mary Quinn and Arthur Haynes with Dinner Kendall third. Second grade honors cite Helen Dibias and Nancy Fairbanks, with Hilda Cossar as third.

Sudbia Town Hall Sca Mary Quinn Athur Haynes Dinner Kendall Helen Di‘bias Nancy Fairbanks Hilda Cossar Barbara Morton Margaret Caruso Antoinette Pa Og Raga R. Dibiage Rita Pitth Twade Thlad Succi Ide Albert Garyuse Ruth Golberg Fred. Traise Bo Kemdall Philip Rogs Clyde Grennan Sanford, Hill Virginia Goicchio Rena Finensen Alden Bowker Olga Sanders Wlaidzia Zelenis Jeanetta Smith Ruth Way William Laveree Patsy Mercury

Funeral of Leonard Benson's father in Framingham Center

West Concord notes Leonard Benson attended his father’s funeral in Framingham Center on Monday. Sergt Daniel J Curtin organizes a game for the Concord Town baseball team at the Emerst Playground Friday evening. The team travels to West on Sunday.

Leonard Benson Framingham Center Daniel J. Curtin Concord Emerst Playground Westor

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