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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1938

Page

1

Fragmented reminiscence of a newspaper era and figures

The passage recalls historic newspaper figures and places from New York, including the Tribune and Sun, with mentions of Stoddard, Roosevelt, Julian Ralph, and Tilden. It reflects on print culture, proofreaders, editors, and era anecdotes about printing houses, drinks, and memory of past press personalities.

Ot Roosevelt Bike Ria Eddie York Sun Pee Julian Ralph Ee Tale Sayers

West Concord Woman's Club President's Day Event

The West Concord Woman's Club hosts its annual President's Day on November 4 at Odd Fellows hall at three o'clock in the afternoon. Guests include Mrs. David Westcott Mrs. John Kimball Mrs. Harvey Greenwood and the district president. Entertainment features pianist Mrs. Moses Gulesian and vocalist Mrs. Pearl Bates Morton. Tea will be served with hostess Mrs. Frank Cleaves.

Concord West Concord Woman's Club Odd Fellows Hall David “Westcott John Kimball Harvey Greenwood Moses Gulesian Pearl ‘Bates Morton Frank Cleaves

Concord Evening School for Naturalization Opens

The Concord Evening School for Naturalization and Citizenship began classes last evening with registration at the Harvey Wheeler School in West Concord at seven and at Concord High School at 7:30. The Concord School Department and the State Department of Education sponsor to aid natives of other countries in reading writing and speaking English. Attendees may consult the Supervisor of Adult Alien Education or teachers about benefits. The program includes English language improvement and lectures on gardening and fruit growing. Every citizen should be a registered voter and every Concord resident a citizen.

Concord Concord Evening School For Naturalization and Citzenship Harvey Wheeler School West Concord Concord High School Concord School Department State Department of Education

Halloween Party Draws 500 in Concord Parade

About five hundred boys and girls attended the annual Halloween party in the Veterans' Building, sponsored by the Concord Band. A parade led by the band opened festivities, costumed children received half pound candy boxes as prizes, and Master Russell of Main street West Concord won the precating contest. S. Thompson hosted the event with A George Landini as committee chair.

Concord A. George Landini Legion Band

Concord D A R Chapter Meeting Speakers On Plain People

The Old Concord Chapter D R will hold its second meeting of the season on Saturday November 6. Mrs George F Durgin of Pepperell will speak on Plain People of Pennsylvania. She has traveled extensively in that area and is well acquainted with her subject.

Belmont Holds Off Concord 6-0 In Gridiron clash

Belmont defeated Concord 6 to 0 as Concord held the early lead before Belmont broke through in the second half. McDonald scored from two yards after a forward pass from Connolly, while Concord’s Roy Johansen and Ray Forcier battled injuries as coach Cook shuffled newcomers who showed promise for the remaining games.

Concord Belmont Concord High Concord Avenue Wallopings Maynard Stoneham McDonald Connolly

Concord Garden Club Elects New Officers

Recently elected officers for the Concord Garden Club for the coming year are Mrs. Richard B. Hobart as president, Mrs. Edward W. Marge Jr. as vice president, Mr. Alexander Peters as recording secretary, Mrs. Leslie R. Pacisek Rose Hayes, and Mire:rica Wheeler as executive committee members.

Concord Concord Garden Club Richard B. Hobart Edward W. Marge, Jr Alexander Peters Sec Leslie R. Paci Rose Hayes Rica Wheeler

Middlesex Brooks Postpones Home Football Game

Middlesex Brooks school postpones last home game to Wednesday November 2 at the Middlesex gridiron. Andover will visit as the team aims for its fifth win in six starts after a 13 12 loss to Groton. Coach Robert Foster seeks victory before the big annual clash with St Georges at Newport on November 11.

Concord iBecause S . Middlesex Brooks Middlesex Andover Groton Robert Foster St. Georges Newport

Red and White Girders Host Wellesley at Emerson Playground

After a dry road slate, Coach Albert Crook’s Concord Red and White return home to Emerson Playground this Saturday at 2 30 PM to face Wellesley. The victory seeking squad aims to snap a winless stretch in the first two thirds of the season and chase a pair of wins.

Concord Albert Crook Emerson Playground Wellesley Kane

Red Cross Leaders Meet at Regional Conference

Norman H. Davis chaired a Somerset Hotel regional Red Cross conference with Massachusetts State Chapter leaders Walter K. Shaw Mrs. Rodney Pratt and Mrs. Herbert B. Hosmer and national officials. They discussed Roll Call plans, service program development and disaster relief efforts including hurricane recovery aiding about 12 000 families.

Red Cross Massachusetts Somerset Hotel Walter K. Shaw Concord Rodney Pratt Herbert B. Hosmer

Noe Vighetti Named Auto Racer of the Year

The winner is Noe Vighetti of Pond Street West Concord. He is named auto racer of the year after finishing 36 races in the season just completed.

Noe Vighetti

Emerson Group hears essay discussion at Hi peth home

The Emerson Group met Sunday evening at eight at the home of Mr and Mrs R N Huspeth. Mrs Hudspeth led a discussion on Art the last in Emerson s Essays. Mr and Mrs John F A now staying at the Colonts preparing for their move. The Anderson home at Crescent and Hosmer roads Nashoba Park. Copied in Hawthorne Chapter OE conducted a food sale Miss Houghton store bakery pies cookies cakes and other home made items were on sale with Mrs Basil Stow as chair.

Emerson R. N. Hipeth John F. A The Colonts Anderson Crescent and Hosmer Roads Nashoba Park Hawthorne Chapter O.E

Travel lecture "Vacation in the Ai ffles" by Roger C Fenn

Roger C Fenn presented an illustrated travel lecture titled Vacation in the Ai ffles as the feature of a Thursday evening Co classes meeting at the high school. The talk covered travel impressions and featured visual aids.

Roger C.‘Fenn Aiffles Brenta

Mrs C Hayden Whitney Hosts Family Visit Over Weekend

Mrs C Hayden Whitney entertained her son and daughter in law, Mr and Mrs George K of Hartford Connecticut with their young son over the weekend. On Tuesday she was joined by her cousin Colonel William Kispatrick of Bellingham as a guest.

Interesting speakers at a noon event announced

A local gathering will feature notable speakers and a hot dish to be served at 12:16. Information may be obtained from Mrs. Wisner, I. Park, Mrs. Edward B. Caiger, and Richardson Drug Company.

Wisner I. Park Bdward B

Travel talk and lecture at Concord High School

Rev Wilfrid J Buaker of Trinitarian Church presented an illustrated travel talk on Africa and Prof Dan J Smith of Harvard Business School discussed lessons from the 1937 38 low mood at the Concord community event for adults Thursday evening.

Concord Wilfrid J. Buaker Trinitarian Congregational Church Africa Dan. J. Smith Harvard Business School

Concord residents invited to Arlington lecture series

A series of six lectures begins Sunday November 6 at 8 p m with Harrison M Lakin as the first speaker addressing national and international affairs from an impartial viewpoint.

Concord Arlington Harrison M. Lakin

Newly Installed Concord Lodge Officers Named

Recently installed officers of Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows for the coming year are Walter Burrill Noble Grand Warren Rice vice grand John Donovan past grand John Allen recording secretary Edward Edwardson financial secretary Henry Hawley treasurer Harold Halli warden Rothwell MacRae conductor Walter Rénault RSNG Fred Nolan LSNG Ernest Elgar RSVG ree Waite LSNG Charlie FillS W Percy v. G. Genie Bickerton OG anime Teed chaplain

Concord Lodge of Odd Walter Burrill Noble Grand Warren Rice John Donovan John Allen Edward Edwardson Henry Hawley Harold Halli Rothwell MacRae Walter Rénault RSNG Fred Nolan LSNG Ernest Elgar RSVG

Concord Miss Barbara Schueler In Marriage Announcement

Miss Barbara Schueler daughter of Mr and Mrs is announced as married in Concord with relatives and local week notes indicating a family ceremony and social observances.

Concord Barbara Schueler

Women Voters Session on Juvenile Delinquency

A group will meet with Mrs. Hoemer at her home at 22 pin on six Thursday morning to discuss juvenile delinquency and the new crime measures in a session led by Women Voters.

Sioners Mra. Hoemer Crimia

Concord Defeats Winthrop In 14 Goal Girls Hockey Tilt

Concord girls hockey beat Winthrop in a 14 goal game. Team lineup includes Christine Kinstar Gilda Albano Lillian Hansen Mary Jack Mary Capposta Eileen Berry Mary Murphy Constance Moulton Thiry Damon Barbara Richardson Betty Coolidge Helen Porter. Referees Miss Prendergast and Miss Billings. Two 16 minute halves.

Miriam Clark Winthrop Concord Christine Kinstar Gilda Albano Lillian Hansen Mary Jack Mary Capposta Eileen Berry Rhb Mary Mury Constance Moulton Thiry Damon Rfb Barbara ‘Richardson Betty Coolidge Lillian Hangen Helen. Porter Miss Prendergast Mies Billings

Fenton and Johansen announce marriage in West Concord

Mr and Mrs George H. Fenton of 13 Central Street West Concord announce the marriage of their daughter Clara May Fenton to Norman Edger Johansen son of Mr and Mrs Erling A Johansen of 19 Crest Street West Concord. The ceremony was held Saturday at the West Concord Union Church home of Rev Kenneth R Teed. The bride's sister Miss Marion Fenton was bridesmaid and Walter Johansen, brother of the groom, attended. The couple plan to reside at 15 Baker Avenue West Concord.

George H. Fenton Central Street West Concord Clara May. Fenton Norman Edger. Johansen Erling Johansen Crest Street Kenneth R Teed West Concord Union Church Main Street Marion Fenton Braie

Otis Whitney Seeks Reelection in Thirteenth Middlesex

Attorney T. Frank Garrity joined Otis Whitney at a Lincoln League of Women Voters meeting. Whitney, the Democratic candidate, spoke alongside Garrity during yesterday afternoon’s event.

Otis Whitney Middlesex T. Frank Garrity Lincoln League of Women Voters

Fire destroys shed on Sudbury road Wheeler property

Firemen from the central Con cord station battled a blaze in a shed on the Wheeler property near the Turnpike on Sudbury road. The fire, likely started as mischief, completely destroyed the building.

Concord Wheeler Sudbury Road Turnpike Hze

Collision injures Mrs. Murray near Chandler Place

Mrs. Sarah Murray of Chandler Place New Tom Upper Falls was severely cut on the face when her automobile struck a pole Monday evening. She was taken by police ambulance to Emerson Hospital for treatment.

Sarah Murray Chandler Place New Tom Upper Falls Emerson Hospital

West Concord Couple Wed At Nuptial Mass

Concord Massachusetts Julia Fitzgerald Dee daughter of Major and Mrs Michael J Dee wed John Joseph Gallagher son of Patrick Gallagher of Jamaica Plain in Our Lady Help of Christians Church. Ceremony by Rev William F Shaughnessy. Matron of honor Mrs Lawrence J Prawley. bridesmaids Miss Frances Dee Miss Veronica Dee. best man William Peters. ushers Bernard Dee Michael J Dee Jr. Wedding breakfast at bride’s home. couple plans a motor honeymoon to Washington then reside at 408 Main Street West Concord.

Concord Julia Fitzgerald Dee Michael J Dee West Concord John Joseph Gallagher Patrick Gallagher Montebello Road Jamaica Plain Our Lady Help of Christians Church William F Shaughnessy Lawrence J Prawley Frances Dee Veronica Dee Oneymoon Washington Mre R Main ‘Street West Con+ cord

Democratic rally fills Concord Veterans Building for governor bid

On October 29 the Democratic Town Committee held a large rally at the Veterans Building in Concord. The audience gave former governor a warm reception as plans for the state ticket were announced and election day HQs were set for Precinct 1 in Bank Building and Precinct 2 in West Concord.

Democratic Town Committee Veterans Concord Democratic ‘Town Democratic Tomas F. G “Ian Middlesex Aim

Republicans Parade Night Before Election in Concord

The Concord Republican Club and town committee plan a torchlight automobile parade and rally the night before the November 7 election. The parade begins at 8 p.m. Monday from the State Armory on Everett Street, followed by a statewide rally Sunday night at Boston Garden. A special bus will depart at 6 p.m. from the Richardson Company for Boston, with tickets and transportation arranged by Concord 786 during the day and Concord 370 in the evening.

Concord Young’. Republican Club Concordilcan Town Committee State Armory Everett Street Bost Garden Richardson Company Boston Caduina Concord Concord

Odrau Nine Aiire The Deaconess Anniversary

A fragment notes Concord The Deaconess Home for Aged Women marks its anniversary Saturday afternoon at the Corner location with founding celebrations and community attendance.

Acton Man Rescued After Sawing Accident

John McBreen of Hosmer Street Acton was saved by firemen and police after a sawing arm broke and pinioned his leg in the crutch. He was freed without further injury by Sunday.

John McBreen Hosmer Street Acton

Henry Ford Eyes Plant Near Sudbury After Hurricane Survey

Henry Ford and Mrs. Ford surveying hurricane damage near Wayside Inn retreat in Sudbury on Tuesday. He plans to extend his manufacturing empire and may build a plant in South Sudbury for agricultural and mini implements, scouting a site near Hop Brook. Ford advocates a back to the soil recovery movement as an economic remedy.

Henry Ford Post Road Mong Premingham Reeves Ahson

Engagement announced for Miss Anne Louise Dege and Rev. John W. Brigham

Mrs Russell Danhaus of Quincy announces the engagement of her sister Miss Anne Louise Dege to the Rev. John W Brigham of Concord. Dege works at Moorman Manufacturing in Quincy and Brigham, a Tufts 1936 graduate, will be ordained at First Parish in Castine later this month.

Russell Danhaus Quincy Ilinois Anne Louise Dege John W. Brigham Concord Dege Herman PB. Dege Moorman Manufacturing Company Mr. Brigham Harry Wa Pelen Tufts Castine Brigham

New England Pe… regional election coverage

The fragment hints at a New England regional story with possible political or civic context. No clear names, dates, or events are readable to specify a main outcome or involved organizations.

Engagement announced for Miss Comins and Bruce W Hislop

Mr and Mrs Denfo Comins of Lowell announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret to Bruce W Hislop son of Mr and Mrs James Hislop of Troy New York. Miss Comins is a Concord School graduate and Harvard Law 1934 candidate with ties to the Museum of Fine Arts and Bos College.

Denfo . Comins, Sr Lowell Margaret Bruce W.W. Hislop James Hislop Lalop Troy New Weare Comins Concord School Museum of Pine Ke Bos College Harvard Law Clase Seer Guy Broderick New York

Services For Mrs Ingerson

Services for Mrs Ingerson, who died last week at age 88, were announced. Funeral arrangements and service details were not provided in the available text.

Ingerson

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