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Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1927
Page
1
Exhibitions highlight 4-H work at Middlesex clubs
The annual exhibit at the High auditorium showcased 4-H clubs under Middlesex County Extension. Awards honored Roosevelt and Junior High sewing and handicraft, with prizes funded by extension supervisor Mr. Fogwell and prizes for top performers across multiple schools and youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County Extension
Edward C. Fearns
Diin
Nts
Theo
Roosevelt School
Neliie
Mey
Elma Jakala
Jennie _‘Chutowski
Rita Bariteau
Work Box Sisters
Miss Wood
Ellen Farrel
Ellen Gaarela
Annie ‘Salo
Burng
Trai
Helen ''Sceergren
Miss Nay
Violet “Koskeln
Sirkka ’ Eh:tinen
Edith Kunelis
Helen Zaniews
Mirian Tyrkka
Pear Aun Hadith 'Kunelis
Zaniewski
Mirian Toruko
Lois Murray
Mary Cheney
Handicraft
Roosevelt
Miss Cooke
Roland Prescott
Morris’ Coiat Noc Ja Maselte
Alfred Trappo
Jo Malmi
Japior High School
Teppo Hurme
Ellsworth
Deami Poser
Alden Young
Yeki
Balinis
Philippen
Suman Lez
Terk
Newton
Sy Fodarborn
Aineh
Solio
Sweengtates
Joy Maskiewses
Hurme
John Wellows
Walcox
Sapt
Fogwell
Alex Balmis
Marko Newton
Robert’ Allen
Stanley Maskiewicz
Maynard Seeks Boston Firm to Locate Here
Maynard's industrial committee aims to attract a Boston firm of children's clothing with a $50 000 to $75 000 investment to create local jobs. The effort requires time and rivalry from competing towns as committee members prepare information to showcase Maynard’s attractions and meet demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Bee Committee
Maynard
Boston
Ininten
Bj’ Coughlin
Idney EH McCleary
Frank J McCarron
P J Schnair
Albert W'Haynes
Frank Sanderson
William Stockwell
George ‘H Creighton
Maynard Vehicle List Shows 1927 Fleet Mix
The Maynard record lists 996 vehicles in 1927 including trucks buses and pleasure cars. It also records 8 tractors and 14 motorcycles. The list notes that over the past year there were more than one hundred changes or additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Attendance Record for Pupils West Acton May 18
Grade 1 lists Marion Baker Eleanor Eliott Eleanor Leverent Katheryn Mac Doneall Dorothy Willis Eleanor Tate Florence Harriman Mary Whitcomb Frederick Conquest Robert Montague John Smith. Grade 2 includes Lillian Bulette Edith Berson Sigon Borsan Franklin MacDougall Rob Sibnyde Joseph Perty Joan Vaughan Mil Grade ATiehaveroni red Coglidgey Maiforie Smith Hayward Barbara Jenks Dorothy Costello John Conquest Hugene Davis John Snyder Donald Feltus Gordon Tate Donald Therreau. Grade 4 Blanche Stuart Bila Perkins Isabelle Shiglaukas Ruth Whitley William Kelley Albert MacDougall Les Cunningham. Grade 5 Wesley Charter Alden Johnson Mary McNiff Elizabeth Oelschlegéd Arthur Turner Geo Turner. Grade 6 Aloretta Conquest Blanche Cunningham Bradley Harriman Homer Feltus Richard Sisson Ethel Symonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Marion Baker
Eleanor Eliott
Eleanor Leverent
Katheryn MacDoneall
Dorothy “Willis
Eleanor Tate
Florence
Harriman
Mary Whitcomb
Frederick ‘Conquest
Robert Montague
John Smith
Lillian Bulette
Edith Berson
Sigon Borsan
Franklin d“MacDougall
Rob SiBnyde
Joseph’ “Perty
Joan Vaughan
Atiehaveroni
Red
Coglidgey
Maiforie
Smith
Ne Hayward
Barbara Jenks
Lawrence
Dorothy Costello
John Conquest
Hugene
Davis
John Snyder
Donald Feltus
Gordon Tate
Donald Therreau
Blanche Stuart
Bila Perkins
Sabelle Shiglaukas
Ruth Whitley
William Kelley
Albert MacDougall
Les Cunningham
Wesley Charter
Alden Johnson
Mary McNiff
Elizabeth Oelschlegéd
Arthur Turner
Geo. Turner
Aloretta
Blanche Cunningham
Bradley Harriman
Homer Feltus
Richard Sisson
Ethel Symonds
Concord PTA Elects New Officers at Annual Meeting
The Concord Parent-Teacher Association held its annual meeting at Eaton Hall High School, electing Elmer Wiggins as president and Caleb Wheeler as vice president. Incoming president Mrs. Wiggins praised the outgoing leader, while the Concord High School orchestra entertained despite a brief lighting outage. Florendo Piper Putthe of Acton and Lynn spoke on The Child's Challenge Am I Being Better Taught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord ‘Parent-Teacher Association
Eaton Hall
Frederick C. Wurtz
Elmer Wiggins
Caleb Wheeler
James J. Loughlin
Sarah A. Loomis
Frederick C. Wartz
Oscar BE. Beckvold
Johannes A. C. Fagginger Auer
C. M. Byron
Elapse
Wartz
Concord High School
R. Norman Hudspeth
Megson
Florendo Piper Putthe
Acton and Lynn
Mikado Opera Delights Hudepsth Audiences At Two Shows
The Gilbert and Sullivan Mikado presented at the Veterans Building drew praise for its staging costumes and vocal performances. Nanki Poo sung by Tompkins and Ko Ko by Pickard drew laughter while the cast including Miss Mara Miss Loring and Miss Hennessey earned applause for voice acting and stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Sullivan
Thusiactic
Veterans Building
Robert Tompkins
Nanki Poo
Cyrus Pickard
Tush
Richard
Aby
Frank Pickard
Ko Ko
Miss Mara
Barry
Alma Hall
Mr. H
Tompkins
C. Pepard
R. Appleby
F. Pickard
Pitti
M. Mara
J. Loring
B. Hennessey
A. Barry
F Mann
M. Lachmann
R. N. Hudspeth
M. Buchanan
E. Hansen
M. Woodlock
C. Donaldson
M. Farra
G. Day
R. Garfield
E. Cooke
H. Bexley
M. McWalter
Anderson
New Regent Named for D A R Chapter in Lexington
Old Concord Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its annual meeting at the Chapter House on Lexington Road. Officers for the coming year were elected including Regent Mrs. Charles H Towle and Vice Regent Mrs Horton Edmands, with reports from delegates to the Continental Congress in Washington and a page recounting DAR pages work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
Con‘tord
Daughters of the American Revolution
Chapter House
Lexington Rd
Washington
Charles H."tocie
Charlés
H. Towie
Horton Edmands
Paulime, Bodman
Charlies
ER ‘Towle
Eugenie Marie Foss
Anson M. Hix
William Brown
Charlotte L. Conant
Alfred T. Haynes
Joseph’ Williams
Augustus. G. Morse
Abbie M. Conant
Wi “Hi. Lord
Horton
Charles Kim
Loring’ N. Fowler
Concord High Dominates Methuen in Track Meet Riot Record
Ricker leads Concord High to a 61 point victory over Methuen High as he shatters Patriot Day record with 4 min 48 sec in the mile. Robinson and Ricker dominate events including the mile and 880 yard run while Davis stars in sprints and relays. Dexter and Asbjornson share high jump honors as Concord sweeps multiple events at Emerson Playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gette
Concord High School
Albjanisen
Tompkins
Robinson
Ricker
Concord
Methuen
Davis
Capt
Ashpornsen
Concord High
Carter
Methuen High
DiCieco
Lacaillade
Johnson
En Concord High
Dee
Maguire
Karalamos
Dexter
Asbjornson
Methune High
Driscoll
Kiralumos
Igh
Methuen ‘High
DiCide
Ashjornson
Davis Methuen High
Miss Roberts Will Contest Ended in Probate Court
In Middlesex Probate Court Judge John C. Leggat struck from the record the appearances of contestants in Eliza Wentworth Roberts will case. Miss Roberts left an estate valued at 306000 dollars with Grace B Keyes named chief beneficiary. Other claimed heirs Gardner B Green Frances E Green Sarah Knipe had appearances struck while two others waived jury issues. Five heirs remain to receive portions: Ellen C Roberts Elizabeth S Wyatt Lorraine Mellen Peter W Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza
Wentworth
John C. Leggat
Middlesex
Manchester
N. H
Frances E. Green
Hopkinton
Sarah Knipe
Wakefield
Leggatthas i
Alice Roberts Turner
Contoocook
Ellen C. Roberts
Pre School Clinic Begins Wednesday at Concord Sites
The first of a series of pre school clinics and conferences will be held next Wednesday May 18 at the Harvey Wheeler school Concord Junction from 2 30 to 5 P M The second clinic will be held on May 19 at the Ripley school Concord at the same time A third clinic is planned for May
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wheeler
Concord
Ripley School
Ncre
Emerson Hospital nurses home opens with open house
The formal opening of the recently completed Emerson Hospital nurses home in Concord drew many visitors from Concord and nearby areas during an afternoon open house. Tea served from 3 o clock featured Mrs Winthrop Hodges as tea committee chair with local helpers from Concord and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Hospital
Migs Stella
Migs
Beret Copeland
Concord
Frog
Ener Tee Gai
Emerson', Hospital Aid' Society
Michael Mullaney
Granville Hadden
Ralph Hiden
Hane W Miller
George 8 Keyes
Aid Society
Acton
Frederick H. Chase
Simeon Chittenden
Mra
Onde
Asb Yaives
Derby
Tobincort of
Boston
Local Notes From Auburn and Vicinity Highlight Weddings and Visits
SUDBURY Hart I, Stone secures a position in Auburn. Mr. and Mrs Rogers attend the wedding of Mr. Rogers in Kennebunk. Memorial Church hosts a tulip festival. Mrs Coburn and Mrs Loring sub for Mrs Maynard at a Bridge Club luncheon. Concord Grange to hold a whist party May 19 at Monument Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart I
Stone
Auburn
Rogers
Rogers Ce
Kennebunk
Maine
Lester Ripe
Memorial Church
Soburn
Bessie Maynard
Brookline
George H. Gohlke
Wisconsin
Karl Stone
Norman
H. E. Rice
Syracuse
William Evans
Bessie Mayliard
George Golke
Coburn
West Philadelphia High School
Arthur H. Whitey
Helen Blackmer
Iurnet Light
Plymouth
Clinton Whipple
Marleboro
H C Burr
Gordon Stone
Concord Grange
Monument Hall
Ripley School Clinics Aim at Ready Students
At the Ripley school on May 26 from 2 30 to 6 P M a physical examination will be given by the school doctor. Clinics target children entering school next September to ensure they begin in physically fit condition.
Girl Scouts Attend Massachusetts Review in Boston
About 3000 girls traveled by a special bus to Boston for a mass review of Girl Scouts. The event featured a pledge to do duty to God and country and to follow the Scout Laws. Delegates from Cleveland included Jane Bolcotrt Edith France Anne Bellows Dorothy Borte Carve line Mosher Laura Merrill Lois Towner Barbara Stockbridge and a troop committee through Mrs Sanderson Mrs Bor court and Mrs Farnell accompanied the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pei Review
Massachusetts
Boston
Fuller
Irene
Mre. Farnell
Gtris
Durkeddi Adams Parents Welcome Twins in West Acton
Mr and Mrs Herold Durkeddi Adams welcome a boy and a girl born Saturday in West Acton. The twins mark a joyful addition to the family with both parents named and cited in the notice.
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Maynardigh School
Dennis
Farnell
Marian Tyrkko
Church
Margaret Allen
Phillip Wilson
Dearborn
Sirkka Lehtinen
Violet Koskela
Murray
Henry Fairbanks
Sim
Rita Barbeau
Muayx
Marion ‘Ledgard
Box Sisters
Helmi He
Workers
She “Werkar
Brigkson
I. Dudges
Proton Miss
W. +Howese
Mig
Emily
Ags
Date Fogwell
EEK Boston Company
E. Wiggins
Ri Mavone
J. Tolman
C. Mara
V. Kennedy
R. Asbjornsen
N. Scherer
Av Maclean
J. Robinson
J. Wiggars
W.flint
A. Parker
R. DiCicco
Ai Jacobs
I. .McBreen
B. Day
E. Griffin
L. Olsen
C.H. Towle
D. AR
Miss Roberts
Jases
Concore
Emerson
Magaret Copeland
Marks Olose
National Hospital Day
Sudbury
Ripley
Twins
TO. Durkees
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