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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1941
Page
1
The article outlines Emil Schram’s background from Hartwell Illinois to his rise in finance and public service. It notes his work with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, Hartwell Land trust, and ties to federal agencies, leading to consideration as president of the New York Stock Exchange.
Concord churches hosted talks by Rev Harry Odlang and J Edgar Hamlett on tithing and truck influence in the economy and defense. Community events included rummage sales, school plays, bar exams, births, licenses for tour guides, and a Shawsheen Valley league baseball win by Our Lady’s of West Concord.
Concord high school baseball blows two big leads in ninth inning losses to Lexington and Wellesley. Tuesday 2-0 lead surrendered as visitors score in final frame. Friday 3-1 edge vanishes in seventh and ninth with a misplay sealing the defeat. Skeeter Ryan and Blocher pitched for Concord.
Concord High School's track team routed Wellesley 48 to 24 at Henderson Playground to extend their winning streak to five. standout Tommy McKenna dominated with his fifth straight 440 victory and multiple other events while Framingham Maynard Marlboro Gardner Leominster and Wellesley losses marked the rivals. The squad, led by McKenna, eyes a strong finish with upcoming meets against Lexington and Maynard.
The Minute-Man Chapter Concord VC Veterans Association elected Alcott Pratt again as Commander at Wrights Tavern after dinner on May 13. New officers include Frederick H. Sullivan Jr as Senior Vice Commander Rex Morgan as Secretary John E O Grady as Treasurer William McCarthy as Chaplain Joseph Dee as Historian Edward Maguire as Trustee for three years. Memorial Day plans and the national convention in Manchester NH next month were announced.
Concord resident J J Murray aged in his 50s or 60s died Saturday night at home after a long illness. He retired five years ago due to illness and had worked as an auditor for the Boston and Maine Railroad for nearly 30 years. He was a member of the Concord lodge of Elks and is survived by his wife Miss Margaret T Murray and a brother George E Murray who lived with him.
Concord reports funeral arrangements for the late Mrs. Clare D. Wark age 84. She passed away at the Dea Home with Rev William Leslie of St Mark's Brookline officiating. Service followed by interment at Pine Grove. Mrs. Worth, widow of the Rev William T. Worth of the New England Conference, was born in Boston and moved to Concord two years ago after living in Brookline.
Catherine Piper wed Francis A Brewer Jr at four o clock with Petry Daniels officiating. Attendants included Mrs Cyrus Brewer Miss Barbara Anat and Miss Jean Halladay from Plattsburg. Reception followed at the Country Club. After a wedding trip to Tucson they will reside in Boston.
Liaon Espa defeated Dover Seconds 13 to 2 to win its seventh game of the season and extend its winning streak to four. The game ended in the fifth inning when SuperPlavious held the visitors, with Attie and Cathey contributing, before the team prepared for a May 31 home game against St George's of Newport and a trip to Milton Academy.
The Concord weekend golf events saw multiple matches with players listed by scores. Notable results include Hepburn and Teo Fare three down, Wardwell two down, and Hutchinson, Piper, Pavaca Trile, and Wadsworth six down. Sundey hosted Sb teams and guest Henry Ipson with A Clark, highlighting best rounds over 36 holes.
Concord Coach Bernie and his five ace athletes led the cindermen to a strong showing at the Fitchburg Relays. The squad won the mile and 440 events with notable performances by John Wood William Thomas Merton Sanborn and Thomas. They also captured a 220 relay, earning two fine finishes and a large cup for overall points.
In Concord and daughters held morning funeral services at home with a High Mass of Requiem at Our Lady Help of Christians Burial followed at St. Bernard’s Cemetery.
David Flavin of Concord elected president of the Petey Bulkeley School Service Club by fellow pupils. Charles Hopkins chosen secretary. Other members named include Helen Antognoni Warren Baxter Emily Horne Joseph McKenna Albert Paine and Willis Pearson, all from junior high home rooms.
Roberta Hudson of Watertown married Daniel J. Hudson in Watertown on May 17 with Rev. Frank Singiger officiating. The couple will reside at 63 Boynton Street, Waltham after their June honeymoon.
At Olks Hall Hudson Mothers Day exercises were held with Raymond J. Hagerty presiding as exalted ruler of the Elks. Judge of Elks in B. P. conducted the meeting and lectured on knightly conduct.
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions today followed by cloudy skies with showers tonight and tomorrow. Cooler temperatures expected tomorrow.
Concord notes the Maybees lead the Ladies Ten Pin Dowling League as they close their season with a three to one victory over last place Opalopses. Tagalones claim second place with a win over Merry Makers. top scorers include Margaret Burke Rita Baritena Agnes Neville and others.
Concord obituary for Thomas Whitey Surette 79 of Lexington Road who died Monday at Blackburn Rest Home. He held an honorary doctorate from a Pennsylvania university and traveled widely. He is survived by a brother Charles of Arlington and a sister Mrs Charles Hopkins of Philadelphia. his wife Ada Miles predeceased him.
A Saturday night pop concert at Exchange Hall in South Acton A under the West Acton supervision featured entertainment by Albert and Mary Babby and the Croftists The event organized by Mrs Orma Lattin club president had tables around the floor and refreshments served Proceeds support club activities
West Acton Edwards Quimby Unit No. 234 of the American Legion Auxiliary held a regular meeting at the G A R hall. Delegates to the upcoming convention were named including Helen Croft Ellen Durkee Bertha Lowder and Charlotte Gallagher with Emmia Quimby as Gold Star Mother. A flower gift for Acton’s Gold Star Mother Emmia Quimby was presented, and a charity party with prize awards was announced for Christ Kinz Parish under local direction.
Casey's won the Bowl League title after a strong season beating Atlantic and clinching the top spot. The champions will receive awards at the annual banquet held at Bika Hall on Wednesday evening with prize recipients to be announced.
Funeral services were held Tuesday May 13 for Ezra White a West Concord resident and former local employee. The service at Our Lady Help at Christians Church was followed by interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. He was a native of Nova Scotia and long connected with the West Concord community.
Concord The Conve Bodis ers Club held a national party for mothers at the Trinity Congregational church parish house. The event featured a short play with members including Mrs Dorothy Young and others, coached by Mrs Kay Witherell, followed by musical selections by Misses Blaine Tirrell and Nornie Piper. Refreshments were served by committee chairs. The next meeting is June 2 at 7 p m for the annual meeting.
Report notes a Court of Honor event planned for June 8 with a troop birthday celebration. The article mentions awards, certificates, and a planned program with friends and members, highlighting an upcoming Boy Scout event.
Concord Mr Water ads Sing the Mrs ry B Attie f lard road and Jin C Kealey Jr son of Mr and Mrs Franklin SET wedding planned for a Saturday afternoon at four o'clock at the First Parish church. Dr Francis E Webster and Rev Charles R Peck will officiate.
Concord held its annual Knights at Breakfast gathering with about 70 members attending at the town hall. After a march to St. Walter A. Quinlan church led by Bulger Jr., the group returned for a meal and remarks by Rev. Quinlan and others about unity and school history.
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