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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1925
Page
4
The ad touts Studebaker as a one profit unit built carmaker offering best value through vertical manufacturing control. It claims lower total cost via in-house engines bodies and parts, no yearly model obsolescence, and long resale life. The Standard Six Sedan is presented with premium materials and features, plus a Budget Payment Plan.
Belmont Hill loses a 14 12 decision to Middlesex Second with Gordon Smith breaking a 50 yard run for a late touchdown. R. Martin and Speare scored on long passes, A Smith added a late TD, and Mahon kicked the goal as Middlesex outscores Belmont Hill in the final minutes.
Mr and Mrs Mark Mara of Red Ford street celebrated their fifty second wedding anniversary at home. They were married in St Bernard's Church Concord on November 13, 1873 by the late Rev F Brognahan. The Women's Auxiliary of the Trinity Church Service League held a sewing meeting at the parsonage to sew for missions.
Concord Daily notes the Concord Female and Table Society meeting at Mrs C Haydey Ney s home on Musketaquid Road. Members sewed for the Bud Hospital. Grange Dance at Town Hall featured Patrons of Husbandry with Lecturer Miss Ruth Sheehan assisting by Mrs Mabel Howard.
Funeral services for Karl Eilertsen were held at Concord with Rev. Ole O and Rev. Olaf M. Johnson of the Evangelical Free presiding. Eilertsen, 77, lived in Concord for nearly forty years and is survived by a daughter and a relative in Concord.
Division 56 of the Ancient Onder Beriahs held a meeting in Monument Hall during the evening. Members discussed upcoming events and community plans for the group.
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