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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1932
Page
5
The Weekly Enterprise Marlboro Massachusetts announces publication details and mailing information. It lists parcel delivery directories and rates for Concord Sudbury Acton and surrounding areas while noting postal and congressional-related dates and terms.
The 13th Annual Cop hsal of the Concord Fire Relief Association will be held at the State Armory on By street next Monday evening March 28. The event promises brilliant orations and a gala social in West Concord with noted speakers and plans by officers including Neil x3 secretary treasurer and Harold Howard. The city honors the fire department for its efforts during a recent West Concord fire that kept some equipment away in Lincoln.
The Washington Jubilee Minstrels staged under Wilson Rebekah Lodge No 1925 in Concord begin at 8 p m on Thursday. Notable performers include Baby Louise Tucker and a chorus of local women and men from the community, with S Thompson Blood and Mrs Disse Ellan directing.
Promoter Mario Do Amici presents eight bout card on Thursday March 31 at Hudson Town 4. Main event features Count Geo SFnott of Ukraina versus Pat O Hara the Irish Strong with two falls out of three. Semi finals pit The Iceman against Ken A in a one fall to finish.
The Knights of Columbus celebrates its Golden Anniversary March 29 with 600000 members worldwide. Founded 1882 in New Haven by Michael J. McGivney it expanded from the original eleven incorporators to a global fraternal and insurance order delivering disaster relief, war aid, and social benefits through 2500 councils and up to 300 million dollars in insurance.
Public notice reports Graber Bros liquidating stock of furniture and related items. Auction announced with two daily times and seven thirty evenings, marking the first in town to offer regular stock in trade as part of meeting current conditions.
The American Legion Post will add focus on local schools and award medals for honors won by students. Leon, adjutant, oversees the effort and medals program.
West Concord announces The College Flapper stage comedy at Association Hall on April 14 and 15. The play follows Jerry Watson, a star football player, amid college life antics and romantic intrigues as characters navigate dress and social expectations.
Fragmentary report outlines a stage production featuring a Flapper Chorus called Bula Bula College and a Baby Pageant with many schoolchildren. It notes Jerry finally plays in a big game and finds success, while press reports claim the show is a standout from start to finish. More production details to be announced later.
Mrs Anna F P Sage died at Rest Home Concord on March 19 after a short illness at age 83. She had long been a respected resident of South Acton and spent her last years at the home. Funeral service was held March 22 at Congregational church conducted by Rev Ralph A Barker, with interment at Woodlawn Cemetery North Acton.
Maynard Collegians return for Easter break with students listed including Wllio Fingard Maurice White Walter Brayden and Violet Koskela from Mass State College John Bellows Brewster Academy Wolfboro N H George Gut teridge Bucksport Academy Sam.
A compiled roster includes names tied to universities such as University of Maine Worcester Academy Boston College Dartmouth Tufts and Bridgewater Normal. Individuals listed include Tania Fingard Richard Lawson Catherine Coughlan Alice Fearns Molly Glickman Michael Vodoklys John Flaherty Phillip Wilson Laurie Lever Leo McNamara Edward Fearns Barbara Stock and Catherine Bariteau.
South Acton neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Isaac S. Ford celebrated their fifty eighth wedding anniversary on Monday March 21 at School street home. The couple, longtime village residents, participate in social religious patriotic and fraternal community life and are highly respected. Stow Grange held a whist party at the Geers residence last night.
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