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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
4
The Enterprise notes it bears no financial responsibility for typos in ads but will reprint the corrected portion. Advertisers are asked to notify management immediately of any error that occurs in their advertisement.
President Coolidge supports the Permanent Court of International Justice and Congress backs adherence by a wide margin. The piece notes the court’s three judgments and 19 advisory opinions and cites concerns over increasing grade crossings, costs of elimination, and safety measures. It also mentions a plan to establish an American Institute of Operatic Art and offers social commentary on Europe and culture trends.
A tentative plan outlines a Laeth anniversary broadcast marking Concord fight memories on April 1. Officials and committee members list includes Wells, Allen French, Harold Cremdereth, and many others serving as executive, honorary, and auxiliary leaders for the event.
A garbled collage presents a string of aphorisms and social quips about debutantes, clothing, romance, minor injuries, windshields, theater, and everyday life. The piece mimics era humor and ends with a Copyright notice from 1925 NEA Service, Inc.
The document enumerates numerous chairs and members across parade sanitation press traffic reception and women’s auxiliary groups led by Horton Edmands and Benjamin Derby with dozens of local civic participants named.
Rev. Alfred W. Stone leads the third Lenten sermon in the series on The Life of Jesus and the Christian Life with the subject Jesus Healing and Teaching at the 10 30 morning service on Sunday March 15.
The church hosts a Lent sermon series on The Soul's Struggle with the religious life, titled Doubt and Faith. A double male quartet will provide music. Junior and Senior Endeavor meetings, Boy Scouts, Helping Hand Society, Grenfel Club, and a Union Club event with Rev. Robert Walker are scheduled across March with social hours and refreshments after.
Mrs. Thomas Hearon is confined at home with a severe grippe. The Ladies Auxiliary of A H meets Friday evening after church service at the Masonic hall.
Jennie Dwightman Barron of Boston spoke on women as a civic force at a Maynard Woman's Club meeting at Masonic hall. The event raised 137 dollars from a play, with 50 dollars donated to the Students Loan Fund of Maynard and 50 to the Public Health Association plus 15 for Emerson Hospital equipment. Guests came from Concord, Hudson, Littleton, Marlboro, Stow, Weston, Waltham, West Acton, and West Concord.
At the Acton town meeting held Monday in the Town Hall ex mayor John F Witzkerald of Boston delivered an engaging speech on Actons Concord fight anniversary. He accepted Concore's invitation to Acton as part of the celebrations.
Mrs. William S. Jones died at home on Maple Street after several weeks of illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 o clock with interment at Mt. Hope Cemetery.
An obituary notes Mrs Jones aged 82 born in Conway New Hampshire. She leaves five sons Shirley Maynard Ralph Manchester New Hampshire and one daughter Mrs James Goovrsey Maynard. The notice mentions a profusion of bead fall flowers at the ceremony.
Church notices announce Friday evening prayer at 7 30 and a Sunday schedule with morning worship at 10 30 Sunday school at 11 46 and evening service featuring the third discourse on prayer The title The Masters Method of Prayer for Forgiveness is noted in the text.
Mrs Dr E Woodworth confined by illness. Weston Store owned by Adams Bridges and past week changes at Ketey clerks. Dr Woodworth and companion attended dinner and dance at Concord Country Club. Concerts and dances planned with orchestra. tickets selling fast for Tuesday event.
The Costume Committee of the Woman's Auxiliary outlines advisability against renting costumes to citizens and urges attendance at two days of events. It provides costume resources, library references in Concord and West Concord, and lists Boston suppliers with price ranges for Continental outfits.
The Lewis Calpw family expresses gratitude for expressions of sympathy and beautiful flowers after a recent bereavement. The note notes Concord and Derby Street addresses, with dated context and a formal appreciation gesture.
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