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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1930
Page
3
Local social calendar includes Le Be meeting next Monday with Mrs Ryan of Pawtucket as guest of Miss nnon. Joyce Wele's group meets Thursday with expectations of large attendance and family moves. Assabet mill area hosts continued activity.
Patrolman Edward Johnston, surprised on duty, received a purse of gold as a gift from fellow officers. The presentation occurred at police headquarters, given by Sergeant Nicholas Driscoll. Johnston and Miss Gertrude Doherty of West Concord plan to marry Armistice Day at 2 PM at Help of Christians Church West Concord.
Miss Mary Ward public health nurse submitted October's report to the Maynard Public Health Association. Creighton notes 25 visited cases, 22 new cases, 22 discharged, 3 on hand, plus 124 total calls including insurance and free calls. Ward hosts a well baby conference at her Main Street home each Tuesday 1 to 4 PM.
The Anchor and Ark Glee Club of Carles Ai Weldh ings will perform on November 10 at Concord lodge. They will also participate in the Military Ball hosted by Edward Quimby Post 7 in Exchange hall South Acton and appear at Charles A. Zolod installation.
A Halloween party Thursday night in the high school auditorium, run by the junior class, was well attended and popular this season. George Smith's orchestra provided music for dancing with attendees including Linnea Friward Sidney McCleary June Sawyer and Antti Jaakola. Miss Mary Cleary of the faculty serves as class advisor.
R Norman Hudspeth, mathematics teacher and music supervisor at Concord High, exhibits two works in Philadelphia. One is a watercolor and the other a miniature depicting Molly Harlow.
Maynard reports the Sheiks strong with seven straight wins and 107 points in seven games as they head to Prospect Park to challenge the Marlboro Tigers for the district semi-pro title. Al Dumas returns for the Tigers, boosting their bid to defend the local championship. The 2:30 PM game marks a competitive clash of top teams in rough riding action.
Halloween revelers dressed as goblins and witches gathered indoors and celebrated with no major disturbances. Police listed a few pranks including daubed cars and damaged property, with radiator tops recovered and returned.
Tritentiong of Samog at the office of the town clerk Nellie Mauro of Newton Dlive Maynard and Nicholas Matto of West Concord Alice E Hafack Fayk Sudbury Street and Carl I Anderson of Wellesley Tillie O Peterson 9 North Street and Thorlof Arikson of Chelmsford and other names appear in local civil notices.
Hamlin, 35, son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hamlin of Concord, died after illness. Survived by Dorothy (Fereena) Hamlin his wife, two daughters Anne and Ruby, his parents and a sister Miss Ruby Hamlin. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at parental home. Pastor Revelute Court led service with Franklin Field and associates from Nash Car agency as bearers. Burial followed in the cemetery.
Maynard The Ladies Aid Society of the local Methodist church congratulates itself on the successful Old Folks Concert Tuesday directed by Mrs. Levi Cheney of 14 Bowles Street. The program featured Mrs Cheney, Mrs Herbert Howard, A Johnson and son, and soloist Iota Mackenzie with a chorus and a musical saw act. The event praised the training of the chorus and the overall spirit and character of the performances.
The Congregational church hosts girl scouts Monday in the vestry while boy scouts resume under Mr. Matthewman. Parents urged to persevere. Paneto’s church group meets Friday. Sunday night features an inter racial Young People service with diverse nationalities aiming to foster better spirit and understanding. Judge Zottolli addresses Mussolini at the Men's Fraternal League Tuesday night.
Joyce Kilmer Circle thru the Enterprise thanks all its kind friends for helping their Rainbow Money campaign win the Pot of Gold. The group also extends appreciation for the merchants’ interest in Miss Grace Sweeney, president.
Fragmented text mentions a link to a production site and references Pordang and tiles. The readable portion suggests a rough note about a mapping or tile resource with unclear context or destination.
Maynard schedules Armistice Day events on November 11 with 11 o clock memorial park ceremony. Veterans meet at Legion Headquarters then march to the park led by St. Bridet’s cadet band. An evening dance at Cooperative Hall features Frank Sheridan’s orchestra.
Local church notes detail Dr. Mills sermon topics for Armistice Sunday and a morning sermon on progress since 1918. The Philath ea class meets at Mrs Lielia Lent’s home. choir rehearsals proceed weekly. quiet hour and prayer meetings are listed.
Triduim observed with evening service and a solemn high mass on Souls Day at the church. Many visited the church throughout the day while Unity Lodge 100F plans to install officers at an upcoming meeting with social hour and ceremonies led by named officers and officers listed.
Rev. Matthew A. Vance of Union Congregational Church plans a Armistice Day sermon titled What fools we Mortals Be. He contemplates five lectures similar to the morning address and invites parishioners to attend for spiritual benefit.
The Maynard evening school opens Monday night with classes for demin Hers intermediate and citizen adults. Sessions run Monday and Wednesday evenings with a trial homeroom in charge by Miss Edith. If enough register, more classes will start and the program will expand. adults are urged to register at the Office of Supt. Charles Walker and attend to show demand.
The school department asks for 86 general welfare workers to assist in gathering and distributing apparel to students in need. Donors are requested to send garments to the school bind and give to the person in charge of the distribution center.
A school official reassures students and parents that there is no need for undue alarm. The superintendent urges schools to cooperate and work together, stating the issue can be addressed effectively with help. Visit Rickles' Shoe Sale for more details.
Freshman journalists publish a local newspaper issue as part of a school project. The piece highlights youthful reporters gaining experience in printing and distribution under the guidance of faculty advisers and editors.
Fragmentary notice shows a family seller offering shoes at low prices with phrases like marked down and cash terms. Details are unclear but imply inexpensive footwear and a local sale.
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