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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1927
Page
4
A fragment lists Marlboro Massachusetts location details for The Weekly Enterprise and its distribution notes. It references Wednesday publications by Enterprise Press and post office classification, with a plea noting urgency to address a life risking matter.
A Sudbury reader urges a deadly warning at the dangerous road bend near Sudbury Centre to Wayland. He proposes a 50 by 10 foot fence painted bright crimson with a large skull and cross bones and an inscription to deter drivers, arguing it would stop or reduce fatal crashes.
A Concord Massachusetts open letter denounces local schooling policy during National Education Week. Writings warn that rising costs and age limits strain families, urging community meetings to shape a sound, safe, high quality education without standardization. The missive notes potential tuition to Acton schools and highlights parental concerns about resources and environment. The letter is signed by Gladys Ef H Hosmer with joint signers Thompson Mary Fitzgerald and Catherine Byron. A tea table and whist party followed a sale, with prize winners listed.
Framingham overwhelms Concord after a 7–7 first half, with Flannery sprinting 40 yards for a touchdown and Davis and Cur ran helping the visitors to three unanswered scores in the third period. Final period stays scoreless as both defenses hold.
Concord high seniors defeated the junior team 4 to 1 at Emerson Playground in the second interclass match. Henry Petersork scored two goals, McDermott added one, and an own goal by junior keeper Bartolomeo accounted for the final goal. The final game will pit Seniors against Freshmen.
Lineup features Capt Van Kennedy left end William McCarthy center Ebba Plannery half back. Framingham 21 Concord 7 as Flannery Curran Davis Diatelevi score touchdowns. Beardsell adds extra point. Davis and Kittredge contribute points after touchdowns. Referee Halloran Umpire Carey Linesman Wise. Time 12 minute periods.
On December 7 the Concord Chapter of the Red Cross will show Antiquarian Day Movies in the Veterans Building along with a feature picture to be announced later. A notice asks readers to be prepared in case of a snow storm domingo. Rickles Shoe Store advertises overshoes opposite Woolworths and legal stamps available.
Concord Lodge of Elks started on its second series of competitive whist parties at Elks Hall to aid charity. Prize winners include Mrs Thomas Burke Hanley Dame Doris Thurs, John Smith, Miss Evay, Edward Dempsey, George Dedcon, John Opp, and George Davis.
An advertisement lists hats dresses and hosiery for sale at a shop on Main Street Ward opposite the Post Office.
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