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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1932
Page
2
Two men claiming to represent the Hunger Marchists arrived seeking free publicity for future activities aimed at unemployment insurance. Authorities linked the group to Communists and planned meetings to recruit for a “Red Flame” labor agitator’s deportation case.
Huikon A patriotic cantata honoring George Washington was presented at Macsonic Hall by the Corinthian chapter OB under director Mrs. Alice K Bryant. The chorus and orchestra featured numerous named performers and a reception followed by a committee hosted collation.
Mrs Evelyn Poole was named president with Mrs Margaret mates and Mrs Cora on as delegates chosen at the American Legion Auxiliary meeting in G. A. Rohall in Smampsecott during June.
In Milford promoter Mario D Amici staged a wrestling card with main bout missing as George Zarynoff and Carl Lemie were unavailable. Adam D Orio defeated Percy Bousquet in two falls while D Orio won the first and Bousquet the second before D Orio could not return. A bout between Jack Ryerson and Dynamite Dunn ended in a 200 minute draw amid fouls and scuffling. Opening match between Joe D Amici and Youne D Amici also ended in a draw.
Mrs F DeHart Houston leads a Boston charity garden tour series aiding the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Gardens across Concord Brookline Jamaica Plain Lincoln Wayland and Wellesley will be shown May 17 20 24 27 and June 3 with prominent hosts and a radio broadcast by Mrs Gaspar Bacon.
Concord Union issues a drive for Grenfell Mission aid as Labrador Coast hardships rise. Residents ask for secondhand clothing and cash gifts, with May 25 deadline and contact to Mrs. L. I. Fowler. Lucy K. Snyder leads the Concord Branch of the New England Grenfell Association.
Berlin Center shutout West Berlin 4 to 2 at Sawyer's Pearl. Car roll Wheeler started for Canter while Theofil Grala pitched for Sears, guiding Berlin Center to victory with strong hitting and steady defense.
A speaker recounts how persistent exercise and disciplined dieting transformed different people. He cites a vaudeville performer who built a powerful physique after years of training and a woman who lost weight through orange juice fasts and raw foods paired with daily exercise, gaining a private secretary role.
Mrs Charlotte Maynard Stockbridge of Summerstreet has been chosen as a delegate from the Stow Woman's Club to the National Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Seattle on June 4. A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Elizabeth Leithead at Mrs Herbert Howard's home on Bent avenue. The Maynard Players' three act comedy Meet the Wife, staged in Acton, will be revived in Maynard as a benefit for the unemployed and to support local efforts.
Mary Thompson of Concord is among jailor ushers chosen for outstanding contribution to college life. The group will carry the ivy chain during the traditional Ivy Day exercises at commencement and also assist at the indoor ivy and president's reception.
Mrs. Clara C Matthews president of the Hudson Women's club plans to attend a lunch on Thursday May 12 hosted by Mrs Warret Fuller director of the 11th District in Pepperell The Woman Union presents How the Story Grew tonight at the First Federated church soprano Vernice E Coolidge from Central Street will perform this afternoon from Station WTAG Patrick Mullen and children will depart Sunday for a three months stay in Ireland Adelard Beaudoin of Worcester and visitors on Derman Street were noted yesterday
Trofin Kozak of 8 Railroad Street died Tuesday evening after years of illness. Born in Russia, he lived 26 years in the United States, largely in Maynard. Survived by wife Fannie and six children Anna Mary Olga Michael Andrew and Paul. Funeral at St Marys Russian Orthodox Church and interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
Concord High School will oppose Beverly High in a joint debate at Concord High School auditorium Friday. The topic is disarmament.
Concord-born scholar John Brooks Moore died in Honolulu after a heart condition. Born May 24 1891 he studied at Concord High Harvard Wisconsin Michigan and Washington and published works on English literature. Survived by parents a sister his wife Florence Dubois Rees and three children a simple Concord memorial service will be held. Mrs. F W Pratt and Miss Margaret Colins were chosen for the Western team in the Woman's Gold Association tournament.
The Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord Massachusetts lists Rev George L Thurlow as pastor with a Sunday May 16 schedule. Sunday school at 9 30 am and morning service at 10 45 am led by Rev Christopher Collier pastor of (text truncated).
Veterans of the Fourth Division AEF will meet at Hotel Waning in Worcester County on May a gathering with dinner at 7 30, business meeting to follow. Speakers include Major Charles W Gallaher, Major Floyd R Waltz, and Captain Allen Kennedy. A roster of 4th Division veterans will be available and medals applications and a photo gallery will be offered. Further information from secretary Renee Winthrop Square Boston.
Waltham residents W. F. Aldred and son Frederick occupy a High street cottage for the summer. Miss Helen Dinsmore, after a winter with Mrs. Christie, has gone to North Conway New Hampshire.
Bedford notes that The Athletic Club will present a two act show May 23 24 with Percy North coaching the cast and the title Main Street Minstrels. Arthur Stanley 12 was badly cut when a fly wheel broke striking his leg he received care at U S Veterans Hospital and Massachusetts General in Boston. St Michael s parish held a successful whist and bridge party in Grange Hall led by Miss Helen and Miss Mary Connors with many prizes. Firemen stayed busy with brush fires and Mr and Mrs Leonard Foughstead moved to a bungalow on Davis road. Mrs Elmer Shiland is improving.
An exchange with Hancock Comeecentene in Lexington details a Theta Alpha Club gathering at 7 30 pm hosted by Mr and Mrs W Edward Lamb.
Concord High School swept the track meet thrillingly over Lexington with a 55 point total. Key performances came from DiCicco and Mulliken leading in sprints, Turner of Lexington earning high individual points while Hall and Hanley stood out in field events. DiCicco, Faulkins, and Seekts posted notable placements in 100 yard dash and 220 yard dash as Concord and Lexington battled for supremacy.
Readable fragments describe a local event with a person named Chanter and a date in the afternoon. The text hints at a meeting or gathering but details are obscured by OCR errors.
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