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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1928

Page

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Hold Up At Half Way Garage Ends With Wounded Owner

Oliver M. Spinney, owner of the Half Way garage on Boston Post Road South, was shot in the right eye during an attempted hold up by four young men who fled Marlboro in a Buick Master Six after the attack. Spinney survived, resumed work, and police chased clues without making arrests. The bandits escaped with about $27. Spinney, 45, is married and well known in Sudbury.

Oliver M. Spinney Half Way Garage Boston Post Road South Spinney Sudbury Framingham Pelice A. S. Owens Ramingham Spimmey Marlboro Springy Airdale Curtig Peeennts

City Audit Finds Confusion in Light Department Books

State audit of the Electric Department's accounts reports considerable carelessness and confusion though no misappropriation. The Board says the books can be straightened with little loss, and J William Byron is rehabbing the books to improve current finances and unpaid accounts collection.

J. William Byron

Home From Ford Hospital of Stone Improves At Home

Stone, who has been at Ford hospital in Detroit, is at home and much improved. She is taking studies and will be at the Way School for this winter.

of Stone Ford Hospital Detroit Way School

Cornerstone Laid at St Pauls Evangelical Church Glendale

The cornerstone of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Glendale street was laid Sunday with ceremony. Rev J Virtanen of Worcester spoke. Rev Kantonen introduced him. ministers Halkola Maynard attended. Victor Luosalo laid the stone. Ilimar Tuikka led music and Miss Helen Kantonen recited. Church ladies provided refreshments.

St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Glendale Street J. Virtanen Worcester A. Kantonen St. Paul’s Halkola Gardner Maynard Victor Luosalo Ilimar Tuikka Helen Kantonen

Maynard Man Dies After Fall at Home

Angelo Lanunziata aged 69 died at Emerson Hospital after falling downstairs at his Maynard home. He had been rendered unconscious Monday night and died yesterday. Survived by wife and three daughters Mrs August Fara Mrs Carlo Cori and Mrs Benjamin Bastinelli. Funeral at St Bridget's Church tomorrow at 9. Burial in parish cemetery.

Angelo Lanunziata Walnut Street Emerson Hospital August Fara Carlo Cori Benjamin. Bastinelli St. Bridgets Church

Town Clerks To Meet In Hudson For Canvass

The town clerks of the 10th Middlesex district comprising Hudson Maynard Stow and Boxboro will meet in Hudson next Friday to canvass votes for the Representative to the General Court. Atty Leslie Sims won the district by 505 votes and will receive an election certificate. Mrs H A Ritchie of Bonnie Brook Farm visited relatives over the holiday weekend.

10Th Middlesex Hudson, Maynard, Stow Boxboro Hudson Atty Leslie Sims

Three Arrests In Slaying Case At Lackawanna

Three men identified with the Newark gang were arrested in Lackawanna New York after a roadhouse disturbance. They were named as Andrew Silesia 22 Louis 22 and Victor Giampietto. Police expect charges tied to the October payroll robbery and the shooting of George B Lee in Concord.

ALLAN /MARKLEY Five Town Enterprise Newark N. J George B. Lee Concord Lackawana New York Buffalo Bartillion Andrew Silesia Louis A Victor Giampietto George B. ‘Lee Public Service Company Newark Durng Lee

Sudbury Womans Club Hosts Notable Guest Night

Sudbury town hall hosts the annual guest night with guests from nearby towns. Mrs. John C. Hall welcomes members and guests and introduces Louise Mudgett who performs Mary the Third. Mrs. Laurence L. Winship plays violin and Mrs. Lewis Coburn piano. Buffet refreshments follow.

Sudbury Womans Club Town Hall John C. ‘Hall Louise Mudgett Mary the Miss Mudgett Laurence L. Winship Lewis Coburn Chales Brackett

W Concord Grange Elects Officers at Annursac Grange Meeting

W Concord Grange convened announcing officer selections headed by Master Mrs Josephine Pearce Overseer Mrs Edith Bailey Lecturer Mrs Margaret Alexander Steward Guisseppi Santora Asst Steward Geo Hodgdon Chaplain Mrs Evalina Edwardson Treasurer Emil Dumas Secretary Mrs Clara Sweet P M Gate Keeper Daniel Sullivan Ceres Mrs Linnie Hodgdon P M Pomona Mrs Lima Pagean Flora Mrs Dorothy Santora Lady Asst Steward Miss Elizabeth Connell Pianist Miss Velma Hinman Executive Committee Harold Hall. Mr and Mrs George Hodgdon named Alternate Delegates to State Grange to be held at Springfield in December. Margaret Alexander Lecturer elect will attend the Lecturer's Conference at State Grange. This Grange will visit Chelmsford Grange December 6 and finish an entertainment. Cambridge Natick Granges will visit next meeting November 26.

Annursac Grange Josephine Pearce Edith. Baily Margaret Alexander Guisseppi Santora Geo. Hodgdon Evalina Edwardson Emil Dumas Clara Sweet P. M Daniel Sullivan Ceres Linnie Hodgdon P. M Pomona Lima Pagean Flora Dorothy Santora Elizabeth Connell Velma Hinman Harold Hall George Hodgdon State Grange Springfield Chelmsford Grange Cambridge & Natick ’ Granges

Sudbury Post Observes Armistice Day at Hall Banquet

The Sudbury Post American Legion observed Armistice Day at their State Road hall with a banquet attended by many out of town guests. Addresses were made by the Rev. E C Writing and Rev. Thomas Street. Medals were presented to past commanders. Commander A G Bonazzoli presided. Hoelcher of South Sudbury catered.

Sudbury Post American Legion State Road E C Writing Thomas Street A G Bonazzoli Hoelcher South Sudbury

Entertains at Bridge in Sudbury Gathering

Mrs. Charles H. Way hosted the Saturday bridge club at her Sudbury home with cards and a late supper. Mr. and Mrs. Evans received favors for the high score.

Bridge Sudbury Charles H. Way Evans

Formal Opening of New Waltham Street Bridge in Maynard

The new Waltham Street bridge was formally opened Saturday afternoon. Officials and contractors attended a ceremony marking completion after delays from clay and hard pan. An informal opening involved tarvia ignition but was quickly contained with minimal damage as smoke drifted over the town.

New Waltham St. Bridge Maynard Waltham Street Hawin Carkwoll Whitlampstrout Board of Seivediuen James Kelley Viale Lous Marunenw Wienho Driscolu James Soerian Anu Williaus Rilles Browing Oc Norns Dearsche Board of Selectmen At & Cosl Pridge Ola Jwork Tarvia Vilage Long Rollins

Dedication of St Casmir's Polish Church Edifice

The new St Casmir's church on Great Road was dedicated with an impressive ceremony on Monday morning. Mon signor Haberlin officiated. Rev John Dzick led the first mass. priests and many locals attended. a banquet and festivities followed. The brick church seats 350 with 50 in the choir loft and features California stucco interior and onyx marble altar.

John Dzick St. Casmir’s Maynard New Church Great Road Richard Mhabertin Boston St. Mary’s Parish South Edward F Crowley Charles Donahue Leo McCabe St. Bridget’s Parish United States California St Casmir’s

Special Service In So Sudbury Remembrance Service

Armistice Sunday observance at Memorial Church South Sudbury drew a full congregation. Rev Thomas Street delivered a patriotic sermon recalling the gallant boys who sacrificed in the great war ten years past. Members of the Sudbury Post American Legion and Legion Auxiliary attended and pledged allegiance to country and peace through justice.

Sudbury Memorial Church South Sudbury Sudbury Post American Legion The Legion Auxiliary Thomas Street

Sudbury Parent-Teachers Circle Discusses Your Growing Child

The Child Study Circle of the Sudbury P T A met Tuesday evening at Mrs. L Richardson's home. Mrs. Clarence Baldwin led a discussion on H Addington Bruce's Your Growing Child, presenting an engaging and instructive session.

Sudbury Sudbury Parent-Teachers Association L. Richardson H. Addington Bruce Clarence Baldwin

Christians Endeavor to Discuss Life's Demands

The meeting next Sunday night will be led by Mrs. Mildred Talent with Dr Parker Cadman presenting the topic Are we asking too much of Life. A social hour with light refreshments will follow.

Mildred Talent Parker Cadman

Funeral services for Mrs. Anne Henderson

Mrs. Anne Henderson widow of Edward Henderson died at her Pleasant street home Friday night after a brief illness. She was 78, born in Centerville Quebec and lived in Maynard about thirty years. Survived by daughter Mrs. Robert Veitch and three stepdaughters, five grandchildren, and several relatives. Funeral held Monday at 2 30 at the Methodist church with Rev. Charles E B Carroll officiating and a quartet singing. Bearers included Hiram Parkin and Howard A Wilson among others. large turnout from town attended.

Maynard Anne Henderson Edward Henderson Pleasant Street Centerville Quebec Robert Veitch Howard A. Wilson Hiram Parkin Wim Huntoon Norwood Ruth Thelma Ve Adelaide Sims Ruth Foster Elmer Cook Edwin Carton Jr William Gates James Henderson Lawrence William Hunteon Alex Forbes Montreal

Concord Red Cross Elects New Chapter Leader

Raymond Emerson of Fastabrook Road elected chairman of the Concord Chapter of the American Red Cross at the annual meeting. Robert W. Fernald of Lexington named vice chairman with Miss Mary Chamberlain as secretary and Mrs Rodney R. Pratt treasurer. An Armistice Day roll call launches the drive through November 29. Concord’s quota is 1500 members. region total 3000. District captains listed include Mrs. Robert Walker West Concord and several others on Main Street Walden Street and Lexington Road corridors.

Ymond Emerson Ofastabrook Road Concord American Red Cross Robert W. Fernald Lexington Mary Chamberlain Rodney HB. Pratt Chilton Cabot Russell Peble Walter K. Shaw Ross K. Whiton Roy M. Cushman Metropolitan National Red Cross Lincoln Acton West Acton Eliza B. Macquarrie Robert Walker West Concord Walter M. Bush Choteau St Carrie P. Holden Main St Charles E. Tolman Walden St Philip C. Holden Obbard St Clarence Bodfish Nashabo Park Upper Elm St Alice Hagerty Sudbury Road Hubbardville Nellie Nelson Elsinore St Elizabeth Keliev Bedford St Sleepy Hollow Wallace .B. Conant Old Virginia Road Fred G. Jones Douglas Miller Nine Acre Corner Charles Sarrath Lexington Oad Eliot R. Howard Lexington Road Cambridge Turnpike

A O H Auxiliary Benefit Whist This November 23 At Masonic Hall

The A O H Ladies Auxiliary hosts a turkey whist for Working Boys Home at Masonic Hall on Friday evening November 23 at 8 o'clock open to the public. Officers will be installed the next Sunday at Masonic Hall with Mrs James McCarthy as president and other named officers. A roast chicken dinner precedes an entertainment after installation.

Maynard appoints Anna Pasakernis art supervisor

Miss Anna Pasakernis of South Boston and graduate of Massachusetts School of Art is named art supervisor for Maynard Public Schools. She will devote two days weekly to the local High School. Last year she started the school for crippled children in Canton.

Maynard Anna Pasakernis South Boston Massachusetts School of Art

Three Towns Hold Armistice Day Joint Service

Maynard Stow and South Acton churches united for Armistice Day at the Methodist church. Dr. B E Tal Madge Root of the Mass Federation of Churches spoke on Churches Uniting for Peace in a United World.

Maynard Stow South Acton BE. Tal Madge Root Mass. Federation of Churches A J Torslef Universalist Church of Ministers Club of Root Victor Kotila Bason Cross St. George’s Church R A Barker Congre

Acton Agricultural Association Holds Annual Meeting and Fair Awards

Acton town hall hosts a Monday evening gathering with a turkey dinner served by the association's young women and a business meeting at 8 00 pm. George A Richardson presides as president with Howard J Billings and other officers elected. The Middlesex North Agricultural Association congratulates Acton on winning first prize for best fair and junior exhibits as votes tally and membership grows toward a goal of 1000.

Adion Novi George A. Richardson Goward Emort Representa St the Middlesex North Chutural Association Acton Fair Acton Air Frank A. Merriam Howard J. Billings Andrew 8. Phillips Horace F. Tuttle Frank W. Holt J. A. van Winkle Pres. Goward Ulite Acton Agricultural Association Association Cat Richardson

Clement Ruggero Buried After Harvey Wheeler Injury

Clement Ruggerio eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs Ruggerio of Conant Street was buried from the church on Clement Way after being hurt while playing at Harvey Wheeler. He died at the hospital on Wednesday. He is survived by his parents three brothers and three sisters.

Clement ‘Huggeiro Pa Ruggeiro Conant Street Clement Harvey Wheeler

Concord Chapter Donation Meeting Highlights

Concord reports its second regular meeting of Old Timers with yearly appropriations to Marlboro and Kenmore for BB, and to the International College for Girls at Spris field. Miss Mary L. Guyton urged citizenship as a key topic while Mrs Elwyn Harris and Mrs Jennie uttle assisted.

Concord Ni Society Hillardenes Marlboro Massi Scott Harrison Mononato International College For Girls Sprisfield Mass Kenmore General Washington Mary L. Guyton Visor Guyton Esses Elwyn Harris Jennie Uttle

Armistice Day Program at Cooper Cooperatives Hall

Armistice Day observance Sunday evening featured Rev. Charles Donahue, chaplain of Frank J. DeMars Post A. L. delivering the Day address. Rev. Leon also spoke as vocal solos entertained by Mrs. Joseph Keen and James Duneee, John Horan, Miss Alice Fearns. John men presided. West Concord bowling team opens season at Maynard.

White Cross Guild Cooperative Hall Charles Donahue Frank J. DeMars Post A. L Leon Also Joseph Ke Een James Duneeee John Horan Alice Fearns John Men

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