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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1926

Page

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Class of 1926 Presents Evening Program at Auditorium

Students from the senior class staged a Friday night program in the school auditorium including cornet and piano solos by Wal and Frances ong, baritone Paul Allen, and a cast led by Gertrude Yahn and Florence Seder. Teachers and relatives attended as dances followed the performance.

Wal Francesong Wild Rose Cman Rose Paul Allen Helen Cleary Gertrude Yahn Vitch Florence Seder Bison Pauline’ Newton Doris Boston George Irving Larkin Gee Andrew Fardy Millington

Married in Arlington Church

Harold Croft and the bride were married at Park Ave church Arlington Heights at 8 p.m. Rev. Dr. Watson officiated. The ceremony drew relatives from Lawrence Haverhill Somerville Boston Quincy Maynard Hudson and other locales. The bride, a former Maynard teacher, wore georgette and pearls. the groom, from Maynard, is foreman of Broad's Garage in Hudson.

Park Ave Arlington Heights Harold Croft John Roft Mt. Vernon Street Maynard Arlingtouw Dr. Watson Belmont Florence Hargrove Lexington Elizabeth Wilhelmina Irwin Edith Henderson Arlington Helen Dorothy Huggins Fredrick Dexter Swampscott Wilbur Croft Valle Lawrence Haverhill Somerville Boston Quincy Hudson Maynard Lodge Broad’s

No Change in Situation at Rubber Shop

The Firestone Apsley Rubber Co. factory in Hudson remains quiet as gaiter makers persist at 70 cents per hour after a dispute. Workers heard speeches from committee members at Town Hall with strong support, while management states no discharges occurred. The dispute centers on wage expectations for the gaiter making department.

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Maynard Bride Married at Our Lady Church Newton

The Maynard couple wed at 9 A M in Newton at the Church of Our Lady with Rev L W Slattery officiating. The bride Miss Mary O Connell wore white satin and lace with a coronet of orange blossoms and a satin train. The groom Mr Phillip May and guests including family attended a reception and wedding breakfast at the bride’s home. The bride, a Our Lady High School and Boston University graduate, previously taught at Maynard High School. the groom serves on the Maynard Board of Assessors and holds several local affiliations. They plan a tour to New York Niagara Falls Montreal and more after the ceremony.

St O'Connell Church of Our Lady At Newton L. W. Slattery Mary O’connell Margaret Wombolt Margaret Miskella Phillip May William Sexton John Miskella Miss O'Connell Miss Womboldt New York Wiagara Falls Montreal Our Lady's High School Boston University Maynard High School Nan South Boston High School Maynard Maynard's Best Known Young Men. He Is A Member of the Board of Assessors Maynard Council K. of C Bishop O'Reilly Middlesex Maynard Grange Legion Post Wanertaker End Newton

Acton Women's Club Lawn Party on Acton Common

Acton Women's Club hosted a lawn party on Acton Common on June 26. The event featured dancing in the Town from 8 30 p m to midnight.

Acton Women’s Club Acton Common

Factory workers seek trial of new style gaiter plan

A nine person committee of gaster makers met C. P. Firestone to discuss a proposed piece plan that would raise pay by 70 cents per hour. The firm aims to test the plan and resolve differences, with a meeting at Plant 2 at 3 p m to state its position.

C. P. Firestone

Maynard Hosts New England Socialist Club Festival

The Socialist Clubs of New England plan a July 3 and 4 festival in Maynard featuring a literary musical and dramatic program plus athletic events. Norman Thomas Oscar Tokoi Victor Annala and F J Syrala headline talks. A July 4 concert at Vose Pavilion presents Ida Lavati and Irma Rosoma. A parade opens the festival with marching bands, athletes and delegates from Maynard Fitchburg and Peabody.

Socialist Clubs of New England Maynard Terpsichiore Norman Thomas New York City Oscar Tokoi Frormerly Victor Annalas Fitchburg F. J. Syrala Vose Pavillion Ida Lavati New York Irma Rosoma Parker Street Hall Dick Campbell Orchestra of Lowell Vose Pavilion John Edwards Maynard, Fitchburg Peabody Young Peoples

Mrs Emily C Toplin Dies After Illness At 84 In Acton

Mrs Emily C Toplin widow of Charles Toplin died at her Acton home on June 25 after a week long illness following a shock. She was 84. Survived by son Guy Toplin of Acton and daughter Mrs Arthur Strand of Roxbury, with Ruth M Noyes Alma E Hull Robert C Holland and Louis A Livermore of Acton listed as survivors. Concord High School graduation noted for June.

Emily C. Toplin Charles Toplin Guy Toplin Acton Arthur Strand Roxbury Ruth M. Noyes Alma E. Hull Robert C. Holland Louis A. Livermore Io. Concord High School

Eng and German boats to clash for Duke of York’s cup

In Chiswick preparations are underway as English and German crews prepare to contest the Duke of York’s cup. The race showcases international rowing rivalry with teams representing two nations competing on the river.

Chiswick England

Universalist services mark Independence Day observations

In South Acton the Universalist church held morning services on July 4 with Rev A J Torsleff choosing The Bandsman of Freedom as his text. Several locals noted vacations and visits including Miss Alice Fairbanks, Miss Helen E Fairbanks, Mr Clare Millbury and others spending weekends and trips in New Hampshire and Canada.

the Universalist Church A. J. Torsleff Alice Fairbanks Crolyn Wellesley King Mander Janos Concord High School Church School of the Universalist Church Helen E. Fairbanks Stanford, Ann C. H. Fairbanks Clare Millbury E. Philip Lowden Ewis Whitney Monadnock Mountain N. H H. W. Bursow Edgar Canada Peter Mac Fee Auburn Mass

Marlboro and Waltham Camps Plan July Fourth Events

A delegation from the Marlborough camp and D. S. W. V. plans to attend dedication exercises in Waltham on July 5 as the John D. Dermody camp unveils a monument to Spanish War Veterans. A luncheon follows. Marlboro camp and auxiliary will participate in the Fourth of July celebration here.

D. Marshall Camp U. 8 Waltham John D. Dermody Marlboro

Maynard July Fourth Celebration Opens With Fireworks and Music

A monster Maynard celebration at Vose Playgrounds begins July 1 at 10 30 p m with Bob Emery as host and the Silver Tongue orchestra. Di Gentano’s Troubadors from Sheepstead Bay appear, plus a midnight frolic and fireworks over the lake. Ten percent of net receipts will go to Mans Hospital Fund via F A Richardson and the hospital benefit committee.

Vose Maynard Bob Emery DiGentanos Troubadors Sheepstead Bay N. Y Silver Tongue Mans J. Higgins Howard King F. A. Richardson

Preparatory Service and July Sermon at South Sudbury Church

Friday evening at 7 30 a preparatory service for communion is announced. Sunday morning July 4 a sermon on the Seventh Beatitude Blessed are the Peacemakers for they shall be called sons of God. A Christian Endeavor gathering follows at 6 15 with July meetings listed.

Congregational Church Sons of God Christian Endeavor

Class Day at Concord High celebrates Class of 1926 honors

The Class of 1926 at Concord High School held a Town Hall Class Day with President George Cary welcoming attendees. Miss May Williams gave the class history, John Todd offered a prophecied future, and Cur tis Petersen presented the class will. Anna Ryan and Robert Holland distributed gifts as May Whipple gave the valedictory. Letters and numerals were awarded for indoor interclass events in girls and boys basketball and track, with many named recipients.

Concord High School George Cary May Williams John Todd Curtis Petersen Anna Ryan Robert Holland Alby Whipple Grete’ Tennisse Aikin Helen Fay Sadie Jacobs Virginia Lée Alta Wiggins Molly Wood Eleanor Holden

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