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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1939

Page

2

New Year Revels at Warren Estate End in Happy Engagement

Warren Brownlee surprises guests at a New Year party by admitting a change of heart about youth and declaring plans that Doug and Marjorie’s engagement should be celebrated. The gathering, once somber, becomes festive as Uncle Warren embraces the idea of youth, fun, and a future together.

Marjorie Hanson Uesé Warren Majorie Warren Brownlee Warren Crane Sondeee Marjorie Grouch Warren Doug Douglas Mar. Jorié Doug O

Wedding of Edith Weckstrom and John McGrath in Concord

In a quiet Maynard area ceremony at St Bernard's church Concord on Friday 7:30 pm Edith M Weckstrom daughter of Mr and Mrs Karl Weckstrom of Butler Avenue married John B McGrath son of Mrs and Mrs Bernard McGrath of Bedford Road Concord The couple will reside at 11 Bimcourt Maynard after a wedding trip to a secret destination Edith wore moss green wool with bridal roses and baby's breath Miss Jennie Thorne attended in rose dress with Jean Beauty roses and lily of the valley Ted McGrath served as best man John McGrath is a mail carrier and both have connections to Maynard and Concord schools.

Mayneard Edith M. Weckstrom Karl Weckstrom Butler Avenué John B. McGrath Bernard McGrath Bedford Road Concord St. Bernard’s Church George F Mulcahy Jennierbone Ir Rose d Ted McGrath Els Aan Maynard High School Atea Concord High School Tilton Academy Bimcourt Maynard

Red Cross fund drive structured in Acton districts

Acton Center Wes and South District Red Cross units launched an intensive fundraising campaign with Burton Harvey chairing Acton Center and Henry Hopkinton leading West Acton. The committees include Grace Sears Miss Milbury Marjorie Brown and others. Local units retain fifty cents of each membership for a member fund and aim for a banner year after prior hurricane relief and a $300 National Red Cross gift.

Acton Red Cross Acton Center Wes South Burton Harvey Henry Hopkinton West Acton Harvey Grace O. Sears the Milbury Marjorie Brown Samuell. Knowlton Mildred Drummond Robert Willett Francis Collins Naional Red Cross Washington

Webster Mills and Assabet Mills Win Navy Kersey Contract

A Washington dispatch says Webster Mills of Webster and Assabet Mills of Maynard jointly secured a $305,100 Kersey contract for the U S Navy Department under the Walsh Healy Act. The agreement requires prevailing wages and sets a maximum work week.

Maynard A _ dispatch Washington Webster Mills Webster Assabet Mills U. S. Navy Department

Body of Missing Man From August Identified

The body of 82 year old William A Lohnes of Arlington Massachusetts found in woods along the Bedford Carlisle line is identified as the missing man who disappeared August 13 while blueberry picking. Arlington police notified his relatives who confirmed the clothing matched.

Bedford Lexington William A. Lohnes Arlington Mass Bedford-Carlisle William Wilkinson Lexington Sportsmen’s Club Frederick Sullivan

Armistice Night Observance In Bedford

Armistice Night was observed by Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post No 921 American Legion and the Ladies Auxiliary in Bedford Town hall. A baked bean supper preceded a memorial service for departed comrades. Rev Frank Thompson offered the prayer as taps by Gerald Qua ended the observance. Frank Cloutier and Mrs Frank Cloutier spoke, community singing led by Mrs Leslie Blake, and dancing continued late.

Leslie Blake

Marlboro Airport Flight Classes Start This Week

Marlboro students enrolled at the Marlboro airport will have weekly classes in room 39 at Marlboro High School. Sixty five students have signed up. Robert Carey, Commercial Pilot and instructor, leads the course in Theory of Flight and Meteorology. Plans include guest talks from the Civil Aeronautics Department. Anyone over 16 may join by registering with Carey or Dwyer.

Marlboro Marlboro High School Robert Carey Civil Aeronautics Department Richard Dwyer

Armistice Day Ball Noted By Sudbury Post Officials

Sudbury Post reports the Armistice Day Ball held at the Town Hall on the night of the event attended by local residents and members of the American Legion. The celebration marked the end of hostilities and paid tribute to veterans with dances and speeches.

Sudbury Sudbury Post

Maynard Holds Armistice Day Service With Legion

Maynard observed Armistice Day with a solemn program supervised by Commander William F. Baron of Frank J. DeMars Post. Veterans Legion Auxiliary Girl and Boy Scouts and the High School Band marched from Town House to Memorial Park for a service featuring Girls Chorus, a prayer by Rev George Koponen, two minutes of silence, and a peace address by Commander Baron. A firing squad directed by P C Frank E F Parks and taps closed the ceremony.

Maynard William F. Baron Frank J. DeMars U. L the Legion Auxiliary Memorial Park Vheator Colburn George ‘Koponen Barun P. C. Frank EF. Parks Ard Taps

Georgia Mae Yodels At Amateur Show On Parker Street

Georgia Mae and family headlined an amateur show at Parker Street Hall Wednesday night. The program featured vocalists, dancers, and novelty acts with The Rambling Rovers winning first prize and locals like Gladys Geldhart and Raymond Lovely placing. Georgia Mae plans another amateur show after Christmas.

Maynard Georgia Mae Parker Street Hall WORL Miss Muze Paby Ann Christofono di Grappo Brothers Phyllis Christofono Fop Steinman Rambling Rovers Maynard Musical Organization Gladys Geldhart Marlboro Raymond Lovely Hudson Forcythe Sisters Cowgir Sing Sudbury Madeline Terrasi Phylis Blanchard Florence Croft Harry Frye Marie Lundini Harold Smith Prairie’ Ramblers Jacqueline Kelley Barbara ‘Croft James B. Farrell Sylvester Sullivan Elticos

Hastings Celebrate 56th Wedding Anniversary

Mark 56th anniversary of marriage for Mr and Mrs Lewis C Hastings of Mair Street. They received flowers cards and greetings from many friends on Tuesday November 7. The occasion marked their 56th year of marriage officiated by the late Rev Samuel Kinongton former Universalist Church pastor. They visited daughter Ethel Tule and family at East Pepperell over the weekend. The couple have long resided in Actonell and are cherished by numerous friends.

South Acton Lewis C. Hastings Mair Street Samuel Kinongton Universalist Church Ethel Tule East Pepperell Actonell

Ortsmen Take Over Winter Quarters

Ortsmen seize winter quarters in a move that affects local operations and scheduling. Details remain sparse as officials confirm a shift in management and access to facilities.

Acton Teachers Club Benefit Play Draws Big Crowd

Standing room only filled Planchard Auditorium at Acton high school for the Acton Teachers Club annual three act comedy Are You a Mason. The show supported the school’s Dental Clinic fund with a cast of teachers and senior students delivering laughs and applause.

Acton Planchard Acton High School Acton Teachers’ Club Dental Clinic Fund Kal Kansanniva Acton Center School New York City Samuel French New You Theodore Ehrhardt John Mitchell Walter F. Hall Richard B Greenman Leonard Godfrey Leonard Godfrey, ‘Carl Lundberg, Eleanor Thompson, Frank Braman Ruth Berglind Alice’ Feehan Ruthilde CeceHa ‘Callahan Helen Laird Eleanor Brown Dr. McNally Enevieve Creeley

Maynard Woman's Club Hosts Guest Night at Knights Hall

Maynard Woman's Club held Guest Night on Tuesday November 14 at 8 o’clock in Knights of Columbus hall. President Mrs William McGarry welcomed members and guests and introduced Edward F Payne whose crayon sketches and Dickens impersonations entertained the crowd. Frances Eberlein sang solo and was praised. refreshments were served by Caterer Hicks of Lynn.

Maynard Maynard Woman’s Club Knights of Columbus Hall William McGarry Edward F. Payne Frances Eberlein

Badford Grange Elects Officers At Monday Meeting

The Bedford Grange held a regular meeting in the Town Hall on Monday evening to elect officers for the year. Elected were Master Marshall Fish, Overseer Floyd Netzer, Lecturer Mrs Ruth Johnston, Assistant Steward Leslie Stacey, Lady Assistant Steward Edith Canis, Steward Ter Swanson, Jelin Dona Wehcounae Fiora, Mrs Etta Stacey, Cer es Mrs Betty Fish, Pomona Marie.

Bedford Badford Marshall Fish Floyd Netzer Ruth Johnston Leslie Stacey Edith Canis Ter Swanson Fiora Etta Stacey Cerés Betty Fish Pomona Marie

Deadline January 21 for filing World War II bonus claims

Commander William F. Baron of Frank J. DeMars Post A notes that January 2, 1940 is the final date under current law to file for World War II veterans compensation. About 148,000 veterans or dependents have not applied, totaling roughly 71 million dollars in potential bonuses.

Maynard William F. Baron Frank J. DeMars Baron

Milford Maynard grid clash decides Midland League title

Milford faces Maynard at Milford Town Park this Saturday at 2 p.m. Maynard must beat Milford and Clinton to retain the title while Milford seeks a win to force at least a share of first in the league. Clinton could still claim the crown with results on Thanksgiving Day.

Maynard Milford Maynard Milford Clinton Ted Steeves Mike Vodoklys Hudson Marlboro Nick Julian Rappazini Greenwave

Francis Parker Speaks on Truth About Alcohol at Pilgrim Fellowship

Francis Parker was the speaker at the Pilgrim Fellowship meeting held Sunday evening at the Congregational church. His topic was What is the Truth about Alcohol. The young people will hold a church banquet on Saturday November 26 1939. tickets from Phyllis Merrick Helen Cuttell and Gladys Boeske. Next Sunday the Fellowship will go to Ashland. details to be announced later.

Maynard—Francis Parker Pilgrim Fellowship Congregational Church Phyllis’ Merrick Helen Cuttel Gladyr ‘Boeske Ashland Ater

Sudbury Taxpayers Association Holds First Annual Meet

The Sudbury Taxpayers Association held its first annual meeting Monday evening at Lower Town Hall. President Piper presided with Secretary Poole. Pipes reported the association’s work and a bank balance of 39 dollars. Directors include Gemmen Buckingene and others.

Sudbury Sudbury Taxpayers Asociation Lower Town Piper A de Poole

New Highway Plan Advances in Sudbury Wayland

State officials report the highway fund now shows 1.25 million dollars more than first estimated, enabling expanded work on a by pass route through Wayland and Sudbury to relieve bottlenecks on the Marlboro to Boston corridor. local opposition in Wayland Weston has blocked widening the Post Road, but engineers propose a road over the by pass to ease traffic and hazards.

Arthur W.woodman State House Boston Sudbury Wayland Marlboro State Highway Fund Way Weston Department “of Public’ Works Engineers Sudpresent

Public Whist Party For Charities By Knights Of Pythias

Maynard reports a public whist party and social to be held Monday evening November 20 at Union Rooms Co operative Building. At 8 30 pm refreshments and a half hour Pythian broadcast on WAAB will feature Judge Franklin W L Miles and Mary L Iris. Proceeds aid Pythian Chari ties including Relief Fund Kiddie Kamp Movement and Pythian Sisters Home. Arrangements by Fox Spence Bumpus Shearer and Cameron.

Maynard—Willam Vv. Cameron Progressive Lodge Knights of Pythias Co-operative at & o@lOéK Pythian WAAB Franklin W.L. Miles The Mary L. Iris Pythian Sisters Pythian Relief Fund Kiddie Kamp’ Movement Pythian Sisters Home Thomas ¥. Fox Charles J. Spence Harry Bumpus Charles H. Shearer William V. Cameron

Maynard Couple Observe Silver Anniversary at Home

Mark Silver and Maynard residents Mr and Mrs Michael Piecewicz quietly observe their silver wedding anniversary at 237 Main Street. They are joined by two sons, Attorney Benjamin M Piecewicz and Walter Piecewicz, celebrating 26 years of marriage in the community.

Maynard Michael Piecewicz Main Street Benjamin M. Pieewicz Walter Piecewicz Piecewicz

Maynard Man Hosts Bachelor Party Before Engagement

Maynard resident Harold Glickman was toasted at a stag party by sixty friends at the Foxer Hounds Club. The event featured dinner and entertainment as Glickman, a Maynard graduate and head of a local furniture business, prepares for his upcoming marriage next month.

Maynard Harold Glickman Foxer Hounds Glickman Maynard Aen Dartmouth College Mart ‘Systene

Rutland Couple Guests at Harvard Army Football Event

Robert Pat and Miss Helen Kerrigan of Rutland Vermont attended a Harvard Army football event with their guests, appearing at the campus ceremony and social gathering.

Robert Pat Helen Kerrigan Rutland Vermont Talon Ieee Ea Oe Min Sens Berg Jang Harvard Armiy

Sudbury Man Dies After Retirement From Brook Farm Foreman Role

Herbert Whit 58 a longtime Sudbury foreman at Brook Farm died suddenly at his State Road home. Born in England he lived in Sudbury 30 years and was well known in the community. He survived by his wife Hild and four sons. private funeral to be held at his home with burial in W. cemetery.

Sudbury Herbert Whit Brook Farm State Road East Sudbury England H. P. Hood Company Wi ‘Hild (Jones) Whitworth John Cheeles Robert R. Cheney Mark’s Church Southboro Ing Fh W

Maynard-Charles E Tf Installed Master at Ceremony

Maynard-Charles E Tf was installed master of the United Wi at a ceremony held at Co-operative hall. Joseph Cronin, grand officiated and John EB. O'Colm led a la cation of Framingham. Other officers installed include John Malay PMW George I Enstein, foreman, Mrs. Christian QC Mary I recorder, Mrs. Victria treasurer, Simon Christian oral secretary, Lena a jan guide, Gertrude Tobin, Lauretta Tobin, and pianist.

Maynard Charles Éient United Wiat Co-operative Hall Joseph Cronin John EB. O’colm Framingham John Malay PMW George Ienstein Christiian Mary i Victria Simon Christian Lena A Jan Gertrude Tobin Lauretta

Military Whist Night At Mizpah Rebekah Lodge

A well attended Military Whist event hosted by Mizpah Rebekah Lodge No. 1.0.0. Odds Odd Fellows featured a door prize won by Edith Chandler with other prizes awarded to Mrs. Graham Weir. Nellie will be held next Tuesday at £.30.

Maynard Mittée of Mizpah Rebekah U and Maynard’ Lodge Odd Fellows Edith Chandler Prises Graham Weir Nellie

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By Katherine Edelman ST. Pernard M. Weckstrom Is of John B. McDoncord Washington Dispatch U. S. Navy Williar A. Lohnes Lecionnaires Cive Dental Clinic Woman's Club Francis Parker Mark Silver Herbert Whitworth H. P. Hod Company Elks’ Home MAR Jones Boys Orche
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