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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1933

Page

5

Spur Man Hurt After Car Crash in East Jaffrey

Russell Stickney of East Jaffrey N H lost control of his car when spurs caught in a star machine and skidded into a tree on Main Street. He was taken to Em hospital then transferred to Fort Winthrop Highlands with a fractured right arm elbow and a dislocation. Home at 263 Central Street Mast Bridge.

H Russell Stickney East Jaffrey N. H Star Main Street Concord Emhospital Fort Winthrop Highlands Central Street Mast Bridge

Meeting of Magnacn Anksgiving Party At Grange Hall

A meeting of the Magnacn Anksgiving party will feature discussions at Grange Hall tomorrow. Local organizers urge attendees to arrive early and participate in planning and outreach for upcoming events.

Magnacnanksgiving Party Grange Hall

Noyes Visitors and Local Notices In South Sudbury

South Sudbury reports state that Mr and Mrs George H Noyes of Needham visited last Thursday and toured local plants while reconnecting with old friends. Mrs Ralph W Stone is visiting Springfield with Mr and Mrs Arthur Hinds. News of A W Rogers illness draws concern and well wishes. The Woman's Association meets Thursday November 23 at 3 pm at Mrs Roland Cutler's home with a speaker about work at the Sherborn Reformatory.

George H. Noyes Needham Roland Cutler Sherborn Reformatory

Thanksgiving church services and schedule change noted

Union announces services at First Parish next Sunday morning with Sunday School at Memorial Church. Thanksgiving bags and offerings will be collected. The young people's meeting on Thursday will start at 6 o'clock instead of seven.

Unicu First Memorial Church

Neighborhood observance by Stow Woman's Club noted

The Stow Woman's Association hosted Federated clubs from Marlboro Hudson Maynard West Acton Sudbury Berlin Litchfield and Westfield at Mrs Albert H Gleason's Gleasondale home in observance day. Mrs Thomas J Walker spoke on Some Present Day Humorists with brief club addresses followed by songs by Richard Anthony Hilferty.

Marlboro Stow George A’ Mellon Thomas J Walker Gleason Ioan S. Nowlan Frank Hallock Mary Driscoll Anthony Hilferty Maynard Taylor Mellon Christopher Morley Findlay Stephen Leacock Benchly Ring Lardner Arc Marshall Walter Hard Richard Anthony Hilferty The Mees J Walker George A. Mellon William R. Taylor

Dinner for Musketaquid Sportsmen Club Members and Guests

On Saturday evening December 2 the Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club will serve a game dinner for members and guests. All game will be wild and killed by the sportsmen. Each member may invite two guests, and invited attendees are assured of an excellent meal.

Concord Muskétaquid Sportsman’s Club

Matboro Couple to Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sheridan celebrate 60 years of marriage on November 25 1883 at St Michael church Hudson. They will mark the Golden Wedding November 26 from 2 to 10 pm at their son Walter J F Sheridan's home 42 Devens Street Dorchester where they have lived three months. A family dinner party is planned the same day. They lived in Hudson and later Dorchester where Mrs Sheridan ran a convalescent home until three months ago. They have one son Walter and five grandchildren Mary Walter Paul Donald and Betty Sheridan.

Matboro Frank Sheridan Walter J. F. Sheridan Devéns ‘Street Ome Sheridan Mary Walter Paul Donald Betty Sheridan

President Roosevelt Presents Clean Dyeing Code to Nation

President Roosevelt unveiled the code for the cleaning and dyeing industry in November, delivering it to J. R. Ridley and N. J. Harkness at NRA headquarters. The code, praised for price controls and fair competition, is set to become law and binds cleaners, dyers, and plant operators to new standards and duties nationwide.

Roosevelt Thurn Jr” Ridley Ridley Pres N. J. Harkness National Association of Cleaners and Dyers NRA Pres. Bierouck Contre House Ee Roosevelt Association Dyers iCleaners United States

Found Dead In Automobile Maynerd-Harry J Rodway

Harry J Rodway a 62 year old overseer at Assabet Mall was found dead in his automobile in a garage at 17 Great Road Monday night. Police say death via monoxide poisoning confirmed by Dr R N Hunter medical examiner. He left a note for his daughter Mrs Frank Ferris of New York and is survived by a son Hubert Rodway of Somerville. Born in England he had lived in Maynard for years.

Maynerd Harry J. Rodway Assabet Mall Great Road John Connors Jr Garze Rodway Flewopeek R. N. Hunter Hudson Frank Ferris New York Hubert Rodway Somerville England

Marlboro Correct pruning methods for home trees

Readable text suggests guidance on proper pruning of common trees for homeowners. The fragment mentions pruning approaches and home use with a few trees, indicating a how to or advice piece on tree care for homeowners in Marlboro.

Legion Plans Three Point Program For Veterans Aid

Middlesex County American Legion adopts a three point plan to back government aid for veterans. Ashland meeting heard County Service Officer John J. Maguire outline aims: no cut in service connected disability, hospital care for those unable to pay, and preserving disability designation. Competition planned by post units with Telechron Clock Co donating a prize. Joseph Wastman spoke on NR2.

Marlboro Middlesex County Council Americam. Legion. Is Ashland Herberts’, Akroyd Leon Poole Daniel Buckley Henry Callahan Harry Sherman John J. Maguire Watertown Legion Middlesex County Othr Telechron Clock Co Joseph Wastman

The Code Marks a New Era in Cleaning Business

The speaker, as President of the Nation's Association, pledges wholehearted support for the program set by President Roosevelt and the National Recovery Administration.

Nation's Association Roosevelt National Recovery Administration

Neighborhood Meeting of Yo Pres Union at First Parish

More than 140 attendees from Arlington Bedford Lexington Littleton and Waverley joined a Sunday evening gathering of the Young People's Religious Union of the U D Church hosted by the First Parish Unitarian in Concord. Vincent presided with speakers John Han of the Greater Boston Area and Pauline Field secretary addressing the crowd.

Unitari Ieee Arlington Bedford Sre Lexington Littleton Waverley Vincent John Han

Waltham Alumni Triumph in Benefit Game

Waltham Alumni defeated the old Yankees 18 to 0 in a charity benefit game for the Legion held in Waltham. Details are sparse due to damaged OCR text.

Waltham Aliaal. A. Chalatto Yankees The Legion Waltham, A

13th Anniversary of Free Church Observed

Congregation marks the thirteenth anniversary of the Norwegian Evangelical Free Church on Lang Street. A special afternoon service featured Rev. O Johnsen and principal speaker Rev. L Patsen of Roxbury, with musical offerings from Fred Gronberg and local musicians.

Concord Norwegian Evangelical Free Lang Street Sam O . Johnsen L Patsen Evangelical Free Church Roxbury Pedersen Boston Fred Gronberg John Swen F Knidzen Andrewensen John Cahiff Ocu

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U.S Gregory Sokalnikoff Valerian, Mezhlauk Moscow Valerian Mezhlauk State Planning Commission Foreign Affairs Commissariat South Sudbury Union. Service Stow Woman's Club Albert H. Gleason Gleasondale Federation Glenwood Atkins Consumers’ Council New England Davis Turkey Farm Inn So. Sudbury
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