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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1932
Page
1
A tribute piece reviews Senator Bacon of Jamaica Plain Massachusetts as a promising governor candidate. It portrays him as a born leader with a solid record in public service and law, citing his long tenure and community roots.
A Society notice lists a Woman's Club meeting next Tuesday at the 001 auditorium with a lecture "With el in Labrador" by Dr J and illustrations. Gentlemen's Night ends Monday evening the 28. Last Friday the club held a business session and bridge social at the president's home with Mrs Gleanor and Mrs Mary Haton noted.
Maynard Rev William Miller spoke on his Russia visit at Union Congregational church Sunday. Leslie Moore discussed worship in the church school at a teachers and officers meeting. Mathew Vance will lead a discussion on Enduring Satisfactions of Life. The Young People's Society held a Halloween party and upcoming meetings include the Benevolent Society and Home Missions address, and the Men's Fraternal League gathering.
Mrs John Weaving Miss Lillian Weaving and Willard Roberts of Hartford left Monday October 24 on a motor trip to Columbus Ohio to bring back Mrs Eliza Marshall who has been visiting there with her son a consulting engineer in that city
The town clerk records two marriages. Helen M. Swanson of Maynard wed William Bearsdell of Concord in Nashua on September 24. Edna Steinman of Maynard married Romeo Natoli of Waltham in Nashua on September 26.
Maynard hosts a Maynard A public installation of the officers of Charles A Welch lodge AF A M at Masonic hall. Colonel Frederick Bauer directed the ceremony with Lt Charles Gifford of General Henry Knox lodge assisting. Anchor and Ark Glee Club provided music and a post ceremony concert followed with a collation. Officers listed include Master The Ron Lowden and many named senior and junior officers along with chaplain and organist.
Maynard Frank Chyzus 41 Fairfield street died Sunday night following an appendicitis operation at Emerson Hospital. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Chyzus and two brothers Adolph and George. A local high school athlete and town sports figure, his funeral was a high mass at St Casimir's Church with burial at St Bridget's Cemetery.
Maynard with 2671 registered voters faces a record turnout as polls open at Cooperative Hall from six in the morning to eight at night. Candidates Leslie Sims Republican and Frank Sheridan Democrat vie for the 10th Middlesex district seat in a highly mobilized contest. Local committees and workers push a strong get out the vote effort with rallies planned at Masonic Hall and Cooperative Hall.
A large Republican rally in Concord at Veterans Building featured Judge Edward B. Caiger as chairman. Gov Stanley Wilson of Vermont praised reducing federal costs and debt since Democrats left national control, urged tariff protection for farmers and industry, and cited Roosevelt era shifts as a warning. Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers and Senators Moyse and Whiin spoke among others, as the American Legion Band provided music.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post No. 221 A L held its annual election at Bedford Town Hall Tuesday night. Mrs John Mansfield was elected president, Mrs John Zammon vice president, Mrs Martin McMahon secretary, Miss Julia Tackney treasurer, and Mrs Mary Sullivan historian. Installation set for November 8 in Town Hall.
A hearing in the Joseph L Sturtevant Henry Ford case will be held in Superior court East Cambridge on Monday morning November 7 at 10 am to decide the disputed water supply question.
The Emerson Society plans a food sale in the Unitarian vestry on Saturday November 12.
West Concord The Enterprise extends congratulations to Mr Jesse F Knowlton and Mrs Jennie W Knowlton on completing fifty one years of marriage. They were married in Lowell and later lived in Peabody. Now residents of West Concord they are in good health with a son in Macon Georgia and two sons in Arlington and California plus several grandchildren.
Emerson Hospital reports a successful Donation Day held Tuesday October 25 at a vacant Main Street store next to Concord National Bank. Volunteers and local supporters contributed fruit vegetables jellies jams wool and praised donors including Mrs R Fulton Johnston Mrs Cyrus Hosmer Concord Town Farm Mrs John Potter Mrs Theodore Smith and many others with anonymous gifts also noted.
The 13th annual reunion of Headquarters Train and Military Police of the 26th Division will be at the Concord Armory in Concord Massachusetts on Saturday November 5 1932 at 7 p m. Members from Companies A and B 101st Military Police 26th Division and related units are invited with plans to be the largest ever.
Sudbury firefighters answered a call at about 10 30 PM Saturday to extinguish a blaze damaging a car on Basswood road in Pine Lake. No owner appeared, and Chief Hall investigated discovering the vehicle was stolen. The owner, Thomas F. Ballam of Newton Center, had reported it missing after visiting friends.
The Concord Enterprise reports Mr. and Mrs. Edward McKenna of Lexington road marked fifty years of marriage on October 26. A special anniversary mass was held at St. Bernard's church with Rev. Leo A. Cull officiating. Family members delivered congratulatory messages as relatives visited in Concord.
Maynard marks Armistice Day as the annual Red Cross Roll Call opens under Mrs. William F. Litchfield as chairwoman. The drive supports National and Marlboro chapters, with local collections aiding families and soldiers, plus donations of cloth and flannel for welfare use. Volunteers note ongoing aid to soldiers and travelers aid efforts.
A double birthday event celebrated Rev. George H. Clarke’s 82nd birthday and his granddaughter Kathryn Staples’ birthday with a Hallowe en party. A Sunday school reception at the M E church honored the retired clergyman, noted for community service since his arrival in Sudbury in 1908.
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