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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1922
Page
5
The Inter Allied Veterans Committee, including Americans and allied officers, voices a firm stand for a world without war. They argue wars arise from greed, with soldiers paying the price, and urge universal antipathy to conflict to prevent future wars.
The article outlines upcoming Pan American talks in March in Santiago with 21 western republics expected. It notes Secretary Hughes is likely to lead the U S delegation and recalls the conference lineage dating back over 30 years with numerous unofficial meetings shaping policy and easing mistrust.
A fragment notes the aim of sharing information and goodwill from the conference widely among its people, emphasizing mutual benefit and utmost good feeling as the core intent.
Rev Alfred W Stone will deliver the final Lord’s Prayer sermon Sunday morning. Communion at 4 PM. Evening service omitted. Church bell to ring at 8 AM on election day November 7. Sale of standing wood in lots $25+ by O A Knowlton West Acton.
Matti Savola appeared in district court in Concord on Monday charging him with assault with a dangerous weapon against John Maki. The case was continued to November 8 on defense request after a Saturday night stabbing on Main Street near the Minto House. Maki was treated at Deaconess Hospital and is reported improving. Both men reside in Concord and a prior grudge is noted.
A roll of 25 cent tickets was stolen by children from the Riverside theatre ticket office. The tickets are numbered and will require an explanation if presented at the door. Purchases should be made only at the ticket office.
Miss Ethelyn recovers well after last week's accident. The West Acton Woman's Club plans a November 6 meeting at the Bausies church with dramatic reading Adam and Eve by Edwin Whitney and music led by Miss Charlotte Starbuck. George E. Holton and wife returned from Brookline.
Local church picnics dances meetings and lectures are listed with dates times and hosts. Activities include a vestry sale for the choir a St Vincent de Paul benefit a winter dance season a Bedford town meeting and a millinery class. Public speakers include Miss Louise Stewart French and Miss Bernice Newhall.
Next Saturday marks the annual Donation Day for Deaconess Hospital in Concord. Communities donate money vegetables jellies canned goods fruits sheeting and other useful articles. Donations may be left at the home of Dr. Annis on Walnut Street whose wife chairs the local committee. Everyone is welcome to contribute and support the hospital.
Citizens gather for a Sunday rally from 6 30 to 7 P M to voice concerns and show unity in the community. Organizers invite participation from residents and local groups.
SUDBURY Mrs Albert Newton at Newton hospital improving. Mrs Harland Rogers doing well at Framingham hospital. Auntie Barker on sick list under Dr Holmes care. Miss Vinnie C. Holmes of South Sudbury opens a children's dancing class at the Legion hall on Saturday afternoon November 4. Grange class of 20 started last week. Mrs Lafayette Dadman to Greenfield with son. sells most household effects. Methodist church fair last week with supper under Mrs Haley. booths led by listed volunteers including Mrs Hat tie Rasuse and others.
A Halloween masquerade at the town hall attracted a large audience Saturday evening. Bod's orchestra played as prizes were given for prettiest and most original costumes, with Mrs Brackett and Miss Tuedale among the winners. Intermission featured coffee, doughnuts, cheese and apples. hostesses included Mrs Way and Mrs Tufts.
Marlboro residents report returns and recoveries from local facilities. Mrs John Hayes comes home from Marlboro hospital while Abraham Blanchette recovers from a leg injury after a stairs accident. Ade lard Avey runs a Marlboro grocery and a Leominster store. Mrs Majorie Webb travels to South Hill Virginia for civil engineering work.
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