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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1934

Page

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Local Track Meet Upsets Visitors as Lexington Dominates

Stanley Piecewicz takes first in the two dashes and the broad jump while the Lexington squad scores at least three points in a limited event. Osmo’s illness reduces the visitors’ strength as Freeman Fraser Endres lead sprint events and Swenson Norgeal Archer Murphy top field efforts.

Stanley Piecewicz Orange and Black Lexington Manly Osmo Freeman Fraser Endres Kelly Richard A Cutter Hardy Gibeney Tefferri Swenson Norgeal Archer Murphy Sorensen

Concord-Tihhose Play Delivers Treasure Tale for West Concord

West Concord Scouts directed by Mrs. Ronald S. MacKenzie staged Buried Treasure drawing two audiences Thursday and Wednesday in Harvey Wheeler Hall. The cast included Mrs Winslow Sybil Jane and Jene Margaret Hopkins as caretaker and pupil with Relics and a hidden drawer promising gold and Revolutionary War legend. The girls discover a box containing a rabbit skeleton and a treasure chest, ending with triumph as the mystery closes on page 5.

Concord Tihhose Harvey Wheeler Cer West Concord Ronald S. MacKenzie Winslow Sybil Jane Jene Margaret Hopkins Wil Nave Benton Linary Heth Hosmer Joyce Card Doris Beaton Jean - Boyd Muncy Prenneton Payan Lindy Katherine Delaney Mr. Winlows

Memorial Day Plans Outlined by Local Veterans Group

At the meeting of Ralph's Memorial Camp U S V Veterans' building the day night program was approved with Herbert B as commander presiding. Past Commander Vis was named marshal of the parade and Walter P was appointed adjutant. Annual Memorial Sunday events were set for May 27 at Concord Union church with the Naval and Military Veterans Association of Massachusetts noting a date change to avoid conflicts. The Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary and others prepared the customary dinner.

Ralph’. Losmer Veterans Herbert B Vis Walter P James J. Mansfield Legion Post Naval and Military Veter Association of Massachusetts Button Bedford Concord Vicinity Council W. V Helen P. Loresiding Spanish War Veterans Temple Alice C. Lee

Maynard High School Exhibit Opens May 24

Junior and Senior High students invite parents and friends to view Woodwork sewing cooking and drawing projects on display. Auditorium and classrooms will be open from 3 to 9 pm with desks showing each student’s work. Tea served 5 to 6 pm by Domestic Department.

Maynard

Mizpah Rebekah Lodge to Host Noble Grand Night

Seventeen lodges attend a Mizpah Rebekah Noble Grand night Thursday May 17 in Odd Fellows hall. A 6 pm business session leads to a 6 30 banquet. a 3 pm degree initiation by visiting noble grands. music by a quartet. Guests include Mrs Florence Small and Mrs Adele McLeod. Past Noble Grands Association meets May 21 at Mrs George Lawton’s home.

D. P Quincy Adele McLeod East Milton Mation Butterworth Noble Grand Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Gertrude Keene Noble Grands Association George Lawton Lincoln Street Mizpah

Marriage of Mary Nee to Lester Freeman in West Concord

Mary Nee daughter of Mr and Mrs John Nee of Laws Brook Road West Concord wed Lester Freeman son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Freeman of Commonwealth Avenue on Saturday May 5 at Our Lady Help of Christians church Rev Fr Nessy presided Fr Shaughnessy officiated The bride wore a blue gown with matching accessories The groom’s brother Harold Freeman attended as best man Mrs Freeman a Concord High alumna has worked at the Waltham Watch company Freeman served six years in the US Navy and taught at the Naval Academy now an officer at the Lyman School Westboro A wedding reception followed at the bride’s home and a pre wedding shower at the Waltham Watch Company where the bride received a waffle iron and bouquet

West Conecord John Nee Laws Brook Road West Concord Mary Lester Freeman Samuel Freman Commonwealth Avenue William Fnessy Our Lady Help of Christians’ Church Shaughnessy Harold Freeman Watertown Waltham Watche

Legion Members Escort Town Veterans to Memorial Day Exercises

Commander C C Cullinane will assign Legion members to escort George Town and Isaac Ford, the town's only G A R men, to May 29 school ceremonies. They will march to Woodlawn cemetery for graves decoration, then to Quimby Square for marker ceremony, then to Mount Hope cemetery for final observance. A march dinner will follow with Newton Post A L Band providing music.

C. C. Cullinane Legion George l. Town Isaac 8 Newton Post A. L Everett

Advertising Buoyancy Boosts Maynard's Main Street Trade

Maynard merchants report improving business amid crowds along Main Street from the M E Church to the mill gate and Nason Street to Roosevelt school. The Enterprise showcases strong circulation, with ads across five towns and steady reader loyalty.

Maynard Main Street M. BE Mill Gate Nason Street Roosevelt’ School Enterprise

Cambridge and Prospect Lodge of Wal tham

Cambridge and Prospect Lodge of Wal tham appears in the fragmentary OCR text with unclear context and names, offering limited specifics about location or proceedings. The readable portion mentions the two places and a lodge association, implying a fraternal or ceremonial reference.

Three Men Injured In Main Street Car Crash

Three men were injured around 9 a.m. when two automobiles collided at the corner of Lower Main and Lewis streets in Hudson. Leonard R. Doherty and Harvey W. Dunn drove the cars, the latter from South Acton. All three injured were taken to Marlboro hospital. Doherty reported head and leg injuries, while Dunn and Leonard Doherty had lacerations and bruises.

Hudson Marlboro Hospital Lower Main Lewis Streets Harvey W. Dunn Central Street South Acton David P. Doherty Leonard R. Doherty Somerville Avenue Somerville Leonard Doherty Dunn Main Street Doherty Closson A. Lowell School Street Fred L. Clark William F. Beavis Clark Young Doherty Cara Lowell Maine

Pigged Outload Reunites with Patrolman Connors

A small pig escaped from a Mack truck and wriggled free through a broken slat to greet Pa trolman Connors who hailed the driver and guided the vehicle back to him. The incident occurred despite delays as the driver sought to reunite with Maynard John Connors Jr.

Maynard John Connors, Jr Connors

Derby elected Exalted Ruler of Concord Lodge Elks

Benjamin E. Derby of West Concord was elected Exalted Ruler of Concord Lodge of Elks at the annual meeting in Elks Hall on Tuesday evening, succeeding Andrew J. Raymond. Frank O. Miller and Charles Miller were elected Esteemed Leading Knight and vice treasurer respectively, with Henry Martell T Harold Tompkins named trustees for three years. installation planned June 12.

Benjamin E. Derby West Concord Concord Lodge of ‘Elks Elks’ Hall Andrew J. Raymond Frank O. Miller Charles Miller Vais Henry Martell T. Harold Tompkins

Cow Brings Halt to South Acton Baseball Game

A local farmer’s cow, hitched to a wagon on Martin Street near Jones Field, tangled its rope and fell during a nearby game. A bystander, a nonfarm helper, cut the rope with a pocket knife and freed both farmer and animal without serious injury.

South Acton Martin Man

Glee Clubs In Concert Tonight in Maynard

The Anchor and Ark Glee Club of Charles A. Welen Lodge AF and AM performs tonight at Colonial Hall in Maynard with Beverly assisting. Plymouth Glee Club wins first prize at the New England Federation contest in Hartford. Beverly second, delighting local audiences.

Maynard Anchor & Ark Glee Club Charles A. Welen AF & AM New England Federation of Men's Glee Clubs Hartford Gavin Taylor Maynard Club Plymouth Glee Club Beverly Men's Singing Club Maynard and Anchor & Ark Club Beverly Colonial Hall New England

Memorial Day Plans Urge World War Veteran Attendance

Maynard urges ex servicemen who served in World War I and the Spanish American War to attend Memorial Day events. The Legion leads the exercises with a parade on Nasan Street and special services at Glenwood and St. Bridget's cemeteries, Walnut Street Bridge, and Memorial Park. A band drum corps and St. Bridget's Cadets will lead youth groups. The Demars Post schedules a three ring circus in Maynard on June 28 at Crowe Park.

Maynard Legion Nasan Street Glenwood Cemetery St. Bridget's Cemetery Walnut Street Bridge Memorial Park

Midgets Hike Home After Victory

Maynard The Braves midget baseball team defeated South Acton 1 2 on their grounds Saturday morning. The locals walked home from Acton proving youth sports spirit remains strong. A double header is set for this Saturday at Crowe Park morning game against West Concord and an afternoon return at West Concord. The lineup includes P Smith at first base and other players Dagata Wojnowski Karpiewhik Pecewicz among others. Coach Joe Kochnowisz leads the team.

Maskiewics

Former Maynard Girl Weds New York Man

Miss Anne Kautto 22 formerly of Maynard and now of 609 West 158th Street New York married George M Slater 24 of this city in the Municipal chapel after securing a license. The ceremony was performed by City-Philip A Hines. Slater was born in Philadelphia and is the son of Jesse G and Hattie Bannar Slater.

New York Anne Kautto Maynard West 158Th Street George M. Slater Municipal Philip A. Hines Philadelphia Jesse G Hattie Bannar Slater

Town Budget Reductions Approved by Emergency Board

In a meeting with the State Emergency Finance Board on Monday, the town’s $11,000 borrowed funds were addressed. The board cut appropriations for Mill Taearoeens improvements, Glenwood cemetery fencing, and reduced Powder Mill road Nason street Main street funding to 1600, with state and county matches. Total cuts amount to 8867, lowering the tax rate by 1.38. Selectmen may proceed with projects previously held up awaiting approval. the $11 borrowed from the state will be repaid this year.

State Emergency Finance Board Glenwood Cemetery Powder Mill Road Nason Street EFB Selectmen State Board

Lyric Trio Delights South Acton Church Audience

The Lyric Trio of Maynard presented a two part program at South Acton Church to a large audience. Mrs Vance and Mrs Madsen performed solo and collaborative items with European costume pieces and selections from Benjamin Britten and Grainger era tunes. Proceeds benefit church music.

Maynard South Acton Mrs Madsen J. Bull Graiger Watson Harold A. Merriam

Funeral Services Held for Mrs Ella M Smith

Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the Church of Christ Cor for Mrs Ella M Smith mother of H L Codkin South Street Bedford Mrs Claude Palmer Miss Julia Smith all of Bedford Mrs Florence Knapp New York and Charles Smith New York Rev Frank Thompson conducted the services and burial was in Shawsheen Cemetery.

Bedford Church of Christ Cor Ella M. Smith H. L. Codkin South Street Claude Palmer Julia Smith Florence Knapp New York Charles Smith Frank Thompson Shawsheen

Debate Friday at Concord High on NRA principles

Concord High School debating club hosts a Friday debate in the auditorium between the High School debating society and Alumni on the motion that basic NRA principles should be permanent. Alumni speakers include Edward Craig Helen Hakala Arthur Parke with Mary Bartolomeo as alternate.

Concord High School High School NRA Edward Craig Helen Hakala Arthur Parke Mary Bartolomeo Mary Chase Walter Renball Arthur Helsher Frits Windblad Deborah Pike

Past Masters Night Highlights at Concord Lodge

William Havis of Lincoln led the Past Masters ceremony with J Harold Dale of Billerica as district deputy grand master. Eugene C Vining served as deputy grand marshal. C Holden of Lyon received the third degree with John G Watson and Warren Goddard among officers. John H Gillie of West Roxbury read excerpts from the Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia about Corinthian Lodge’s charter signed by Paul Revere in 1797.

Ton Mre Duncan William Havis Lincoln Ety J. Harold Dale Billerica Eugene C Vining Bilerica C Holden Lyon John G Watson Charlies South Acton Warren Goddard West Concord Derby J. Harold Dale Warren B. Goddard John H. Gillie West Roxbury Grand ‘Lodge District of Columbia Grand Lodge Concord Corinthian Lodge Paul Revere

Bedford Group Officers Elected At Association Meeting

The Bedford group held its annual officers meeting at the school last Thursday. Reports from committees were read and the past officer was reappointed. The program included various committees and names such as Miss Whalen and Mrs. Garland, with continued community roles.

Iuburt Loomis F. W. Thompson Russell Dodie Norman Davia Frank Thompson iFriendship iMre Snildady Sands Publicitty Edwin Jones Russell Do Jed van Miss Johnson L. Pinal Neville J. Powderly

4 4 Clubs Exhibit At Harvey School May 18

The 1 H Clubs of Concord will host 20 exhibits at the Harvey School on May 18 at 7:30 pm. The event showcases local club members and their projects in a community exhibition setting.

Concord Harvey School

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