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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1920

Page

6

Winter residents and local news from Concord area

George F Wuesler and family wintering in Florida. Miss Berta French visiting friends. Richard Haley accepts position with Judson Thompson Co. Roland Whitney takes post with J H Whitney. Esther Mara returns to Colonial duties after vacation. Mary Crow recovering from pneumonia. Mrs Pred Jones and son out after flu. Bruce D Arcy returns to Detroit. John and Edward McManus visit parents. William Hopkins works on 1920 baseball schedule. Mary Keefe resumes teaching in Revere after vacation. Nine Acre Corner dancing classes at Monument hall. Martha operetta progressing under R N Hudspeth. Concord board of selectmen organized for the year with Waldo P Lapham chairman and Miss Sullivan clerk.

George F. Wuesler Florida Berta French Richard Haley Judson Thompson Co Roland Whitney J. H Whitney Mar Gin Oh Jr Esther Mara the Colonial Mary Crow Mra Pred Jones Old Acre Farm Bruce D'Arcy Detroit Monument Hall Mahon-Powers Studio Martha R. N. Hudspeth Glee Club Concord Board of Assegnora Enoch Garfield Waldo P. Lapham Arthur A. Magurn Miss Sullivan

Ski Contest Postponed By Snow Condition

The Phi Alpha Delta skiing contest was postponed from Sunday evening due to snow conditions. Lief Nashe jumped 48 feet in a practice at Nashawtuc Hill, the year’s record, with club members Howard Jacobsen John McWalter John Ost berg John Coolidge Richard Wood Thomas Wood and Smith Dexter set to compete.

Phi, Alpha Delta Lief Nashe Nashawtuc Hill Howard Jacobsen John McWalter John Ostberg John Coolidge Richard Wood Thomas Wood Smith Dexter

Exhibition extended at D A R Cater House display

W M Hahnah extends the water color exhibition showing England Cuba and Con at the D A R Cater House. Public hours are 10 to 1 and 2 to 6 daily with closing set for March 6. Two hundred laborers are needed at Watertown Arsenal Massachusetts with pay from 3.44 to 3.68 daily. Apply to the Chairman Board of Civil Service Examiners Watertown Arsenal Watertown adv.

W. M. Hahnah England Cuba Con D. A. R. Cater House Watertown Arsenal Watertown Mass Board of Civil Service Examiners Adv

Converse Rubber Co opens Concord shop with 39 stitching machines

The Converse Rubber Co. store in Walden Hall, Concord, opens with 39 stitching machines and all female workers. Demand for housework work is high with many on the waiting list. The manager states the enterprise is permanent and the Tops for rubber shoes are stitched locally and sent to the main factory.

Converse Rubber Co Malden Concord Walden Hall

Hubbard Street E. Badanevie-Kluver Pastor Announcement

Hubbard st E Badanevie-Kluver pastor at 3 Fielding st attends Interchurch World Movement Conference in Boston March 8 to 10. Sunday services March 7 and following include Sunday school at 10 a.m. morning worship 11 a.m. English Epworth league 7 p.m. evening service 7 45 p.m. Danish. Prayer meeting Friday 8 p.m. in church. Invitation to all services.

Hubbard St

Mullaney Sprained Arm Not Broken After Fall

John Mullaney of the De pot Five basketball squad sprained his right arm during a Friday evening game. An initial break scare was dispelled by a Tuesday X ray showing a sprain, not a fracture. He previously played second base on the 1919 team and local followers react with relief.

Depot Five John Mullaney

Boxing committee named by Concord council for council bouts

The Concord council and K of C announce a boxing committee with Thomas J. Mulcahey as chairman, joined by John C. Dolan William Tobin Jr. and John J. Hayes. The panel has interviewed the boxers and matched bouts, aiming to stage the first fight in about a week or so.

Concord Council K. of C Thomas J. Mulcahey John C. Dolan William Tobin Jr John J. Hayes

Birthday honors and snow carnival update in Concord area

Mrs. M. A. Williams of Nine Acre Corner celebrated a February birthday, postponed party now planned for June to mark her silver wedding. Phi Alpha Delta announces a Nashawtuc hill snow carnival on March 6 at 2 pm with snowshoe races and ski jumping. For sale 60 pigs, G. H. Carpenter Concord Rd.

M. A. Williams Nine Acre Corner The Phi Alpha, Delta Nashawtuc Hill Concord G. H. Carpenter Concord Rd

Mulcahey Elected K of C Basketball Manager

William D. Mulcahey has been elected manager of the Knights of Columbus basketball team succeeding Joseph H. Dee who resigned. The group aims to push for a strong finish this season and reward fans with value for their tickets. Thursday’s game features Belmont town with Concord likely to start McLaughlin or Ambrose and may add Phil Bowers of Maynard at forward.

William D. Mulcahey K. of C Joseph H. Dee Knights of Columbus Belmont Town Concord Cnu McLaughlin I Brose Ambrose Phil Bowers Maynard Bowers Hickson Severance Chuck Bulger

Disappearance of Carl Anderson Stirs Virginia Community

Carl Anderson, 17, son of Mr and Mrs William Anderson of Virginia Rd Concord Virginia, vanished after leaving for Concord High School on February 24. Police Chief Craig is aiding the search. Carl withdrew seven dollars from a local bank before he disappeared. Neighbors and family fear he may have run away. no motive is known.

Carl William Anderson Virginia Craig Concord High School Virginia Rd Cull

Concord Lyceum Hosts Musical Lecture by Thomas W Surette

A large crowd attended a musical lecture by Thomas W Surette at the town hall Tuesday evening under Concord Lyceum direction. The Lyceum plans one more entertainment Thursday night March 11 with Mr Blood and Mr Simmons. Miss Alice Gower is rapidly recovering from influenza.

Thomas W. Surette Town Hall Concord Lyceum Lyceum Mr. Blood Mr. Simmons Blood

Concord K. of C. overpower Waltham All Stars in town hall game

The Concord K. of C. beat the Waltham All Stars 55 to 24 in a fast paced basketball game at the town hall on Thursday evening. Billy McLaughlin of Charlestown sparked the win with standout defense and scoring, while Chuck Bulger led Concord with eight baskets and Severance and Hickson added seven each.

Waltham All Stars Concord K Town Hall Billy McLaughlin Charlestown Waltham K. of C Chuck Bulger Nish Severance Hickson McLaughlin Concorde O. C Bulger Bowse Waltham All Stars Malloy Rf McClellen Havey c Smith Paul Ib Fog Concord K. Cf C Chisholm McSweeney

Doing Good Work by the Road Department in Winter Weather

The extra help freed by the road department was rehired to break out roads after the recent storm. Credit goes to the department for handling the trying winter conditions. The tractors have operated all winter, keeping roads and the car line undisturbed. Sudbury Road clearing began but paused due to another snow flurry.

Winiter Sudbury Rd

Woman's Club Sets March Schedule with Lectures and Program

The Woman's club meets March 8 at 3 PM in the Unitarian vestry with a musical program led by the musical committee chaired by Mrs. Hugh Little. Miss Mary Webster speaks March 4 at Mrs. C E Brown's house. The art committee opens March 11 at 10 30 AM at 91 Main St with further lectures on March 25 and April 8 conducted by Mrs. Charles E Brown on The City of Florence and Its Painters.

Woman’s Club Unitarian Vestry Hugh Little Mary Webster C. E. Brown Andrews Art Committee Mainst Charles E. Brown Florence

Sailors' Haven superintendent to speak at Lenten service

Stanton H. King of Sailors' Haven Charlestown will tell of work among sailors during the regular Wednesday evening Lenten service at Trinity Church at 7 30 pm. Known as an old salt and sea-story author, King brings energy and enthusiasm to his talk, hoping many attend.

Trinity Church Stanton H. King Sailors' Haven Charlestown King

Holstein Club Holds Postponed Annual Meeting in Boston

The New England Holstein club met at the United States hotel in Boston on Friday February 27 after a postponed schedule. Officers and committees reported and officers were elected followed by talks on Holstein topics. Prof Wing of Cornell spoke after a luncheon. Miss Winifred M Carrigan serves as club secretary.

New England Holstein Club United States Hotel Boston Prof Wing Cornell University N. Y Winifred M. Carrigan

Middlesex hockey team ends season amid heavy snow

Middlesex school ice hockey finished with two wins one draw and three losses in six games due to deep snow. They scored 11 points to opponents’ 8, beating Noble and Greenough 2 0 and U S S Nantucket 7 0. They tied Arlington 1 1 and lost to Brown and Nichols 1 0 Harvard second 4 6 and Milton Academy 2 1.

Middlesex Chool Noble & Greenough School U. S. S. Nantucket Arlington High Brown & Nichols Harvard Milton Academy

Movie crowds show demand for pictures locally

The crowds attending the movie shows indicate solid demand for pictures in the area, reflecting strong local interest and audience turnout.

Smoke Sale Hats One Ninety Eight

Fullerton Hat Shop on Main Street Maynard advertises a smoke sale offering hats at 1.98 each. The short promo highlights discounted headwear in a bold local shopping notice.

Fullenton Hat Shop Main Maynard

Concord Telephone Operators Respond to Cartoon Critique

A letter from Concord telephone operators defends their work amid sickness and high demand during a storm, noting many are out ill and services remain on line. They urge the public to recognize operators' crucial role, citing saved lives and emergency responses, and call for the cartoonist to visit a exchange to understand conditions.

Concord Exchange Boston Traveler Concord Telephone Operators

Middlesex Baseball Names 1920 Schedule for April May

Thomas Nickerson Jr announces Middlesex varsity 1920 baseball slate with fourteen April May games. Openers against Concord High and Country Day School lead to contests with Groton, St Mark's Southboro, Noble and Greenough, Boston College High, Harvard freshmen, and more. Alan Stewart Rogers is captain. Wendell Phillips Raymond coaches. 37 candidates report.

Thomas Nickerson, Jr Cl Asef Middlesex Nine Concord High School Groton School St .Mark’s School Southboro Boston Noble & Greenough School Boston College Harvard University Middlesex Alan Stewart Rogers Santa Barbara Calif Wendell Phillips Raymond Concord High Concord Ee ‘Country Day School Nalgal Noble & Greenough St. Mark's Boston College High Groton Harvard St. Mark’s Brown & Nichols Milton Academy Waltham High St. George's School Newport R. 1

Contractors and Builders Plans and Specifications Furnished

Contractors and builders are offered plans and specifications with prompt jobbing service.

Religion of Wall Street in praise of selfless service

The essay argues that Wall Street embodies a religion of self real ization through boosting others via wealth creation. It cites Henry C. Frick and Rockefeller Foundation aid as examples of benevolence, contrasting with socialist critique and praising individualist philanthropy as national grace. It emphasizes material progress as a universal helper across Pittsburgh oil lines Oklahoma and global relief.

Pliny Henry C. Frick Pittsburgh Eaton Oklahoma Wall Street Rockefel Foundation Legion of Wall Street France Arkansas Guatemala China Europe

X Ray Equipment Ad At Richardson’s Drug Store Concord

An advertisement notes available X ray equipment at Richardson’s Drug Store located at 31 Main St Concord offering radiograph services. Phone contact 272 W.

Main ST Concord

Mrs Sheehan Improves After Pneumonia Illness

Concord reports Mrs Margaret Sheehan has shown slight improvement after a bout with pneumonia. Friends hope for a speedy recovery as she regains strength following the illness.

Margaret Sheehan

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