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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1938
Page
2
A garbled passage discusses collective resolve, delegates, and a nation pursuing a warless future. It references Maynard, Rivh, Helen Braydon, Doris, Ruth, and Tay in a fragmentary context, implying a conference or meeting and themes of civilization, humanity, and responsibility.
- Mrs. atréet Waltham and Thomas Heaton of Acton wed December 9 at St. E in Waltham with Rev Fr officiating. - Catherine Heaton, sister of groom, attended as bridesmaid. The bride wore Royal Blue velvet with pink tea roses and a yellow corsage. A reception followed at the Legion Home in Waltham. The groom is son of Maynard and a graduate of Hamp H school. He works as an inspector in the Waltham Water Department.
Maynard a Mrs Jacob Kamesh of erneide street died this morning at 638 years of age. Born in Poland she was a longtime Maynard resident. She leaves a husband a son Frank and a daughter Mrs Mar genet. Funeral will be Saturday morning with a requiem mass at St Casal mir's church.
An association named the Middlesex Union Assocation of the Pilgrim Fellowship links Congregational Christian churches across Ashby Fitchburg Leominster Conford Maynard Stow Boxboro Harvard Ayer Lawrenburg Lancaster Littleton Shirley Westborough Acton Groton Bolton Townsend. The group includes leaders Mrs hon nate in charge of Sguppet arrangements and other organizers.
Acton voters meet Monday November 21 at Town Hall to decide whether Chief Michael Poley should be placed under Civil Service under Chapter 493. Petition with 238 signatures urges change citing improved police service and precedent in Bedford and other towns. opponents warn against political risk and petition pressure.
Maynard reports the tenth anniversary of St Casimir's Church dedication with solemn high mass by Rev L A Cieniski, Benediction, choir under Stanley Sieminack, and an afternoon of social events plus dance and refreshments. The church, built by Rev John S Datek, was dedicated on Armistice Day by Monsignor Haberlin and features a marble altar, side altars, stained glass, and a wire statue of St Casimir. noted as a prominent local landmark.
Officials announce a timber salvage plan for hurricane damaged areas in New England. Pricing per thousand board feet depends on log class with 80 percent advances, supervised by the U.S. Forest Service and the Northeast Timber Salvage Administration.
John E. Ried died at his daughter Mrs. Martin DeWitt’s home at 10 Concord Street on a Saturday. He was age 84, born in Marlboro, and had lived in Bangtesa. He worked as a plumber and tinsmith, with past business in Eston and West Con. He leaves two daughters and a son, including Mrs. DeWitt, Mrs. Levi Perkins, and Edgar Rice. Funeral arrangements were announced by Matthew A.
The day’s event featured Mrs. Lars Svensson and Mrs. Harvey Greenstood Clinton among honor guests. Talks on industrial progress and underground lighting traced lamp development from ancient to modern devices, with demonstrations and a formal tea.
A three member from each town committee under U S Forestry Acton plans to assist owners of timber blown by the recent hurricane. John Pederson heads the group with George K Heyward and Mr Petterson as other members. Meetings are held in Middlesex County at Concord and Stow with Concord’s near Barrett Mill road and Fletcher Mill. Weed lot owners attend to learn marketing and logging methods to maximize proceeds.
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