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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1927

Page

6

Dr Hoopers Wife Injured In Car Crash May Day Accident

Leila Hooper wife of Dr Hooper was badly injured when a Locomobile left the road struck a tree and rolled over near Middleheadany Morning. She sustained a broken pelvis and other injuries while their 14 month old baby escaped unharmed. The infant was cared for by Mrs William Hooper at Powder Mill Road. The car was wrecked and the family dog escaped injury. Local friends reported the scene after the crash and notes circulated about Mrs Hooper’s condition.

Leila Hooper and Hooper Hooper William Hooper Powder Mill Road Maynard Folk

Hooper and Others In Middleboro Car Crash

A car crash near Middleboro involved Dr Hooper and passengers while returning home. The vehicle veered, hit a cat, and overturned on the road, with an observer named Folley helping tow the wrecked car to the roadside.

Maynard Seeks Wear Well Clothing Site Here

Maxrodberg president of Wear Well Clothing Co Worcester, relative of Samuel Lever, shows interest in locating a factory here. He visited Monday, met the Industrial Committee secretary, and is expected to meet for a conference with the committee.

Maynard Maxrodberg Wear Well Clothing Company Worcester Samuel ‘Lever Mayor Grodberg Monay Business Men‘s Association

Benefit Show for Firemen in Maynard

The annual moving picture benefit for the Firemen's Reliefs Association will screen at the People's Theatre on June 22 and 23. Tickets are sold by fire company members. A committee led by Frank Parks and others organized arrangements for the popular fundraiser.

Maynard Firemen‘s Reliefs’ Association People's Theatre Frank Parks Joseph Farrell Walter iPriest Michael Cleary Albert Smith John Croft John Maley William Priest

Sudbury Lads Meet Mr Ford After Tower Visit

Two Sudbury boys Waldo Stone and Phommas Morse were rewarded for their climb to the Wire Observation Tower on Woharatweititain Sunday after moon for the pleasure of meeting Henry Ford. Ford, accompanied by Rover Ford interests manager in Sudbury and a few friends, spoke with them for several minutes.

South Sidbury Waldo, Stone

Local Notices From South Sudbury Piermont Visit

Mrs James Tulis hosts a brief visit as Mr and Mrs Tulis entertain guests including Mia Téonk Johnatan and Mia Davia. Mia Davia plans to marry Alvin Noves on June 11, while Mrs George Cohlke returns from Wisconsin.

John Johnson Piermont N. H Vieitine James Tulis Dave Mia Téonk Johnatan

Renorter Wanted for Flue Tre Wraakty Construction

A terse notice seeks a reporter to cover an event in Radéaed involving builders and a veteran’s initiation. The brief hints at a tense atmosphere and possible safety concerns and mentions Marlboro 780 in connection with the assignment.

Marlboro

Woman Receives Cameo Pin at Town Hall Tribute

The senior class of Su school presented Miss Alice with a beautiful cameo pin in appreciation of her work for the needs a friend program. The event took place at the Town Hall last Friday evening.

Misa Alice

Concord High Athletes Show Fight in Narrow Meet Loss

Concord High faced Lexington High in a seven event meet, four events cut from competition. Davia won the 100 yard dash, Ferran captured the 440, Rauding took the running broad jump, and McPeake tied for high jump with Driscoll as Lexington edged Concord 40 1 3 to 22 1 2 points.

Concord Concord High Ashfornden Tompkins Orson Ricker Dee Sso Ferran Johnson Rickeron Davia Norris L DiCreco Eager Anti Seedbird Hall Fompkina Pi C Ricker Ic Broad Bédond Hall Ricker C McPeake Driscoll Dexter Hall L Davis Norris

Concord Baseball Team Aims for Norwood Title Clash

The Concord team, strong in the standings, travels Thursday to Norwood to face the undefeated league leaders who have won all seven games. Norwood pitcher Dixon is a standout at six feet three, while Concord has posted several wins including close 4 to 3 and 2 to 0 decisions. Robinson leads pitching with four wins in five starts, and Kennedy and Cooper show strong hitting as a large delegation plans to attend Worwood.

Concord Déam Wil Norwood Lala Hoodia Framingham Waltham Walpole Concord Boys Robinson Leommneter Kennedy Cooper Frederick Geoaving -Etrong

Railway Agents Meeting in Boston with 700 Attendees

Mr and Mrs Gillert Hawkee and HN Salisbury attended a General Agent Freight agents meeting of the Boston and Maine Railway. The event included a dinner at the Boston City Club, a program and prize awards for a children's essay contest. Receipts up about 12 percent. speeches from Vice President Fort and Asst Gen Manager Brigham. Mrs Elisabeth Veitch died in Moosain Conn aged 72. funeral at Brooks Street home Thursday at 2 pm.

Fort Brigham Elisabeth Veitch Alexander Veitch Toma Neill Hin Moossain Conn Weltch Axadtok Mill Maynard Hawntal Wer Maukhter Charles Caurtney Brooks ‘Street Phuraday

Meantitled Note on Lincoln Street Death Obscured

Unclear OCR fragment references a death related event on Lincoln Street involving Mea Thomas Richart and Charlee, with garbled names and surrounding notes. No coherent details or roles are discernible from the readable text.

Jjosenh MeTanda Lincoln Street Thas Callamrwaine Mea Thomas Richart Charlee Reat

Five Southboro G A R survivors observe Memorial Day

Five members of G W Nichols post G A R of Southboro survive to observe Memorial Day. John McMahon 93 now at Mattapan Commander Charles Parker Francis D Newton Frank Chickering and Charles Walkup comprise the survivors. Walkup and McMahon cannot participate in tributes. The observance is led by Leo Bagley post A L with Commander Beneditt McWaire and Adjutant Walter Hutt. The procession forms at New Haven Station and marches to Rural Cemetery for services and grave decorations before heading to the Common and town hall ceremonies. A clergy lineup and speaker will be decided at a Legion meeting tonight.

Enterprise Southboro G . Wesley Nichols John McMahon Mattapan Charles Parker Francis D. Newton Frank Chickering Charles McMahon Leo L Bagley Post A. L Beneditt McWaire Walter N. Hutt New Haven Legion

Southboro Catholic Woman's Club Holds Banquet

Fifty five members attended the Southboro Catholic Women's Club annual banquet at the Community House after a previous night performance of Cinderella O'Reilly. Rev. Fr. Francis presided as guests gathered for the event in Southboro on May 25.

Southboro Southboro Catholic Woman's Club Communty House Cinderellla O’reilly Francis

Marlboro Club Hosts School Faculty Guests and Evening Program

A Marlboro Woman's Club event featured Marlboro and Lynn attendees including Walter Crotty John Crotty Lawrence Kane and Alfred Riani. Rev Fr Prowell gave essays on education and service. John McGloskey led remarks and a comedy set from the club was presented with vocal selections by Mrs Kane and others. Miss Salmon concluded the program with America the Beautiful as Miss Irene Kirby and Miss McDonald organized committee arrangements.

Maxwe Vee Walter Crotty John’ Crotty Lawrence Kane Lynn John A. Burke Alfre Marlboro School American Son Frank’ Markey Mary Prowell Southboro John McGloskey Marlboro Woman's Club Crotty Alfred Riani McMay John I Algo I Anne Mattioli Gertrude Bagley

Will Deliver Grange Patriotism Talk in Southboro

Past Lecturer Berton Morey of ham will speak at the Grange Patriotic Meeting in Southboro at the Town Hall Monday night June. The subject is Patriotism with invited guests from Wesley Nichols Post 44 G and Ladies and the Woman's Auxiliary of the Legion. A supper will follow at 7 o'clock under Mr. and Mrs. Fred Twombly.

Southboro Berton Morey Ham Grange Morey Wesley Nichols Leo J. Bagley Woman's Auxiliary The the Legion Suiper

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