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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1924
Page
4
Hudson June 25 Its always fair weather when good fellows gather for class reunions. Graduates from North South East and West come together to reminisce and celebrate shared years.
The Middlesex County Extension Service announces sixty five local youths will tour the Massachusetts Agricultural College in Amherst on July 22 and 23. Honorees include Grace McCammon Milton Parks Stephen Teele Betty Howe and Albert Hodgen Acton Diva Alasaari Marion Kendall Maynard Elizabeth Fletcher and Richard Herrick Acton Sudbury participants Wilfred Blackmer Hazel Baldwin and Hida Whitney.
The piece argues unemployment pensions cost nations greatly and enable idleness. It contrasts humane intent with practical waste, noting Britain’s dole burden and rising public concern. A suggested solution calls for public works programs during depressions to sustain workers while denying aid to those able but unwilling to work.
Henry Ford announces 10 million cars of the standard model have been produced. The piece notes rapid production growth since 1908 and seven years to reach the first million, with the last million in 182 working days. It discusses economic benefits of standardization and the growing desire for variety.
A New York boy who killed himself in Quebec left a note claiming he was too happy and had everything he wanted. The incident contrasts wealth and inherited privilege with the universal ache of meaning, urging readers to consider those who lack even basic hope.
A compact set approach frames a policy debate on children’s services. Activists and officials push for concrete steps, funding, and accountability while arguing over roles of government and community groups.
Arthur Bastien and Robert Berg of Marlboro visited friends in Boston yesterday. Miss Bertha Lizotte of Lincoln Street is improving after carney hospital surgery and may return home next week. Mrs Adelard Caron underwent appendicitis surgery at Marlboro hospital with Dr Howard Clute of Boston and assistants. The Spirit of Sportmanship will be the subject of a Rotary Club address by Capt. Percy Creed at Elks Home tomorrow. Edgar Gadbois, burned last December, can walk with a cane. Thomas Byrne of Windsor Vermont vacationing with his parents on Water Street. Paul Ryan, Bryant and Stratton graduate, joins Irving and Casson A H Davenport Co in Boston. Superintendent Nest Carr has accepted the resignation of Miss Blanche Potter Gates Avenue, effective at term end. Miss Porter, Hildreth teacher, to wed Stanley Straw on Maple Street. resignation to be acted upon at a special meeting tonight. The WNT Club met at Mrs. George L on Maple Street for a social. Lettee Ford is visiting relatives in this city.
Fragmentary OCR lists names including Na Coggins Grace E Greenleaf Doris R Brigham Florence Be Wil ems.
On June 21 a group of twenty former Edison Electric Light Co engineers visited the West farm on Hudson Road in Stow. They toured remodelled rooms with modern amenities and enjoyed music, dancing, lawn games, and a light supper. The Wests, previously of Swampscott, now reside at the Stow property once owned by A. A. Traumport, and Mr West plans to devote time to fruit and poultry production.
Two large piazzas with screened porch and fresh interior and exterior paint. Cottage in nice condition. For details contact Quire 26 Brooks Street or Mr. French's store at Lake Boon.
Charles W Sanford longtime Cliquot worker and former Concord resident died prompting company officials and fifteen plant associates to attend his funeral. Burial followed in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery with Rev. Macdonald and Rev. Bulkeley presiding. He belonged to Corinthian Lodge A F and A M of Concord and Walden Royal Arch Chapter. Survivors include his wife Annie and a son John of Arlington.
Long Street Concord Rev O M Johnson pastor announces a special festival meeting this Saturday June 28 with male chorus and mixed choir from Ev Free Church Roxbury. Refreshments served and an offering will be taken. All welcome. Sunday June 29 Norwegian service at 8 PM.
Olympic contestants from the United States arrived in Cherbourg France after crossing the Atlantic. Reported in excellent health all participants are optimistic about the upcoming contests.
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