Concord Cooperative Bank Reports Record Year Despite Depression
The eleventh annual report of Concord Co operative Bank covers October 1931 to October 1932. It notes a credit contraction and home distress, yet the bank avoided foreclosures by selling only parcels of real estate and maintained a conservative administration. The board praises the bank’s performance amid economic hardship.
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Ncord Co-Operative Bank
Con- Co-Operative Bank
Concord Co-operative Bank
Direc
Concord Cooperative Bank
Middlesex Christmas Club Plans $33,000 Payouts
Savings of Concord will distribute $33,000 to members of the Middlesex Christmas Saving Club. Checks will be mailed December 28. The club has grown yearly and the 1933 Christmas Club will start December 5.
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Concord
Middlesex Br
Middlesex
Golden Wedding Day Thanksgiving Celebration in Maynard
Mr and Mrs Rainville celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary at home on Summit Street with a mass and reception at Lincoln Square church, followed by social activities. They were married in 1882 at Lincoln Square church by Rev. Fr. Walsh and raised a family of four daughters and one son with eleven grandchildren. The couple, long settled in Holden and Maynard, are active, healthy, and highly regarded in town.
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Yward
Kainville
Mar- Lincoln Square
Fr. Walsh
Holden
Maynard
Mr Rainville
Loo
Canada
W Fo
Ottawa
Rainville
Mary Perry
Carrie Ahnquist
Newport
R. 1
Peter Rainville
Whitinsville
Ranville
John Boudreau
Los Angeles
Calif
Philip Boudreau
North Bay
Ont
Alphonse Boudreau
Dona Boudreau
Montreal
Whitnsville
Ernestine Blouin
Sherbrooke
Que
Treasury Balance Reported at November 23
Washington reports a Treasury balance of 625,528,836 dollars as of November 23, with INS coverage noted. The figure reflects the government’s cash position and liquidity on the date.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Concord Woman's Club selects essay prize winners
At a Concord Woman's Club meeting the Education Committee chair announced the winners of a school essay contest tied to a state program. Josephine Magzee won first prize with Joan Miller and Robin Wheeler tying for second. several others received honorable mention.
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Concord
Concord Woman’s Club
Caleb H Wheeler, Jr
Education’ Committee
State Conservation Committee
Josephine Magzee
Joan Miller
Robin Wheeler
Gordon Allen
Virginia Joslin
Peggy Soule
Olive Root
Helen Tompkins
Joanna Ballou
Mary Daniels
Norfolk County
Dedham
Eight year old Cirino dies from truck accident injuries
Maynard-Cirino family mourns eight year old boy killed when thrown from a truck on a Powd er Mill bridge route to Concord. He suffered a skull fracture and died at Emerson hospital after the incident. Survived by parents Leonard and Mrs Cirino and two sisters. Funeral at St Bridget's Church with interment in St Bridget's Cemetery.
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Maynard
John
Cirino
Leonardo
Main
Emerson ‘Hospital
Ciino Boy
Russell Salmone
Estadito Terrasi
Powder Mill
Concord
St. Bridget's Church
St. Bridget’s Cemeery
People Theatre Front Lights Up Maynard Center
The Peoples Theatre in Maynard unveils a modernistic front designed by manager Burton Coughlin featuring a silver aluminum background black and red stripes a neon marquee and an electronically lighted sign. The remodel inside already makes it a top amusement house outside large cities and should draw many new patrons.
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Peoples Theatre
Burton Coughlin
Maynard
Moving Picture House Ts
New England Supper At Sudbury Town Hall
Sudbury Woman's Club hosted 150 members for an old fashioned New England Supper at the Town Hall after an open meeting. The menu featured ham baked to the Queens Taste, brown bread, pies, Indian pudding, and coffee. Volunteers served, decor was arranged by Mrs. Herbert Atkinson, with bridge afterward led by Mrs. Walter E. Piper.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Woman's Club
New England
Barbara Maynard
Mary O.' Piper
Nancy
Barbara Way
Evelyn Keyes
Carol Stone
Herbert Atkinson
Walter E. Piper
Carlton
Walker
Carlton W. Elms
Lewis B. Coborn
Leonard. D. Stiles
Crotty Wins Six Mile New England Cross Country Title
Walter Crotty of North Medford wins the eighteenth annual New England A A A six mile cross country championship at Franklin Field in 34 minutes 5 seconds. He led from the three mile mark after a duel with Les Pawson, finishing ahead of Pawson and a group of stars, with plans to race in Cincinnati.
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Maytaiard
Walter Crotty
New England
Franklin Fie
Crotty
Les Pawson
Pawson
Hennigan
DeMar
Kelley
McDonough
Kanaly
Walter
North Medford
Cincinnati
Last Rites for J. H. Lawton in Concord
Funeral for John H. Lawton former editor of the Enterprise was conducted from his home at 56 Grant Street Concord. A solemn requiem mass at St Bernard church was offered with Rev Ham Pinnick and Rev RO Healey assisting. Interment followed at St Bernard’s cemetery. Bearers included John J Fahey P J Sullivan Frank J McCarron James A Coughlan Dr John Kelleher and William Connors.
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Maynard
John H. Lawton
The
Enterprise
Grant Street
Concord
St. Berna Church
V. Ham . Pinnick
RO Healey
Pet Bate Eeeter Donohue
Strens Parish
Henry ‘O'Connell
Rockland
James Loughlin
Katherine Haggerty
Marlboro
St. Bernard's ‘Cemetery
John J. Fahey
P.J. Sullivan
Frank J
Community Service Program Delights West Concord Club
The West Concord Woman's club met in Oda Fellows hall for a cheerful Community Service event led by chairwoman Mrs. John E. Hannon. Miss Marguerite Pettee spoke on economy in food buying and serving, followed by a food demonstration and a Thanksgiving hospital offering of jellies and preserves for Emerson Hospital.
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West Concord Woman's Club
Emerson Hospital
West Concord
Wayne G. Laurence
John J. Connorton
Frank S Walker
Marguerite Pettee
Middlesex County Extension Service
Stokes
Cobb-Bates
Ernest Pringle
Rodney E. Pratt
Winthrop Adams
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Bedford
Bedford Hospital
Warner Hall
Ts. Irving S. Duren
Iss Margaret Sheehan
Julia Dee
Sudbury Men’s Club hears Russia talk
The Sudbury Men’s Club held a Thursday supper and meeting at town hall with thirty members. Rev Willburn Miller of Stow spoke about his experiences in Soviet Russia for about forty five minutes, answering questions for a half hour. The next meeting is set for December 15 with hoped talk by a leading sports writer on prominent figures in sport.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Men's Club
Paul Eckes
Willburn Miller
Stow
Soviet Russia
Cluny Wollld
Thest
Converse Named New Master of Bedford Grange
Bedford Grange held a meeting to elect 1933 officers led by Master elect Benjamin B Converse. Other officers include Waldo Alger overseer Ruth Johnston lecturer Salvatore Albani treasurer Leona C Lydiard secretary Maude S Comley gatekeeper John Beatty Ceres Ruth MetcalfFORMona Olive Hammett Lady Asst. Steward Pearl Thaxter Pianist Leila M Blake. An Executive Committee member for three years is Howard F Davis and Glen L Connor on the real estate committee. A sunlight dance is planned for Pastime hall tomorrow afternoon.
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Bedford
Bedford Grange
Benj. B
Converse
Waldo Alger
Ruth’ Johnston
Stewarr
Salvatore Albani
F. Belle Blake
Leona C. Lydiard
Maude S Comley
John Beatty
Ceres
Sally Con
Fomona
Ruth Metcalf
Flora
Olive Hammett
Pearl Thaxter
Leila M. Blake
Howard F Davis
Glen L. Connor
Benj. Converse
State Grange
Charles Metcal
Legion Aux Installation in Bedford Town Hall
In Bedford Town hall last Tuesday evening the Ladies Auxiliary of the Anthony-Hunt-Hamilton Post No. 221 was installed by Mrs. Emma Lovejoy of Melrose. Officers include President Mrs. John Mansfield First Vice President Mrs Jennie Gammon Second Vice President Mrs Eva Day Secretary Mrs Mary McMahon Treasurer Miss Julia Tackney Historian Mrs Katherine Kiely Sgt of Arms Miss Lydia Biern Chaplain Mrs Mc Grath. A guitar entertainment by Frank Ip and Leila Blake on piano followed, with a buffet lunch.
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Bedford
iLast
Town Hall
Anthony—Hunt
Hamilton Post
A.L
Emma Lovejoy
Melrose
John Mansfield
Jennie Gammon
Eva Day
Mary McMahon
Julia Tackney
Katherine Kieley
Lydia Biern
McGrath
Frank Ip
Leila Blake
William Walton Visits Concord Lodge in Degree Night
Past Grand Master William Walton of Massachusetts visited Concord Lodge IOOF as degree master of the Dunster Lodge degree staff from Cambridge. Speakers included William Walton, Dr. Curry, Lewis Nichols, Clarence Chickering, Fred Perkins, Frank Walker and other dignitaries. Members from Acton Arlington Boston Brockton Cambridge Waltham Watertown Waterville Maine Exeter NH attended. a large collation followed.
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Concord Lodge
William Walton
Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
Dunster Lodge of
Cambridge
New England
George C. Manter
Noble Grand
Watertown
Dr. Curry
Lewis D. Nichols
Arlington
Clarence I. Chickering
Acton
Fred B. Perkins
Newton
Frank Walker
Concord
Vsiting
Leon Lawrence
Boston
Brockton
Ae Bridge
Billerica
Waltham
Ange
Waterville
Sudbury Republicans Praise Hoover Support After 1928 Victory
The Republican Town Committee of South Sudbury thanks President Hoover for strong campaign backing that boosted Hoover votes by 20 percent since 1928 and held Roosevelt to Smith’s 1928 tally. EF L Bradshaw aided the effort. The White House letter from Secretary Lawrence Richey expresses gratitude and notes the district’s pivotal role.
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Sudbury
Republican Town Committee
South
Hoover
Roosevelt
Smith
EF. L. Bradshaw
Lawrence Richey
Mass
St Bridget's Parish Reunion Tonight In Maynard
St Bridget's Parish holds its annual reunion at Cooperative Hall Maynard with Rev. Walter J Roche and assistants. A turkey whist and a dance program by Frank Sheridan’s orchestra will entertain both young and old. Numerous committees coordinate reception prizes whist refreshments decorations and ticket sales for the event in support of parish activities.
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Maynard
St. Bridget’s Parish
Wommen
Walter J. Roche
James P. Sherry
George S. Brennan
K. of C. Hall
Frank Sheridan
Joseph P. Dineen
Edward J. Flaherty
Herbert W. Martin
Peter White
William Sweeney
Patrick A. McGrath
William J. Murray
Harold J. Morgan
Daniel Connors
Frank Moran
Edward King
William Greeley
Grace C. Sweeney
Mary Cheney
Gertrude Connors
Margaret Duggan
Louis Evers
Catherine Heaton
Celia Kane
Margaret Kane
Grace Lenzi
Caroline Lenzi
J. F. Lynch
Mary Mahan
Gertrude O'Donnell
Frank C. Sheriden
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Harry Hull
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Leonia
P B McNamara
Groton
A. Finigan
Howard CG. Burr
Barrett Mill Road
Ord
Ying Outfit
Jms Cash
Woman's Club Prize
Josephine Mazzeo
Lad
John Cirino
Theatre Front
Hess
J. H. Lawton
Russia
B. B. Converse
Legion Aux
William Walton, P. G. ML
Dunster
Odd Fellows Hall
Titi Bomerino Hoover
White House
Cooperative Hall
Dorothy Sherides
Mary Sheridan
Beatrice Smith
Lillian Sullivan
Mary G. Sweeney
Anna Thane
Mary Tierney
Nellie Walcott
Mary Yatkowicz
May Fearns
Irene O’ B
Gladys Howes
Caroline Herbert
Patrice Higgins
Catherine Heard
Florence Wilder
Margaret Cullinane
Grace Duggan
A O'Toole
Susie Sheehan
Gertrude Morgan
Dorothy‘Han*non
Mildred Morgan
Mary Sweeney
Catherine Hearon
Mary Driscoll
Thomas Hearon
Wm. Smith
George Weaver
West Acton
Nellie Leveroni
N. Walcott
Margaret Dineen
Henry Stone
South Acton
Florence M. Wilder
Mary Doyle
Anna Pazi+ karnus
Patricia Higgins
Teresa
Murray
Ot Door and Weket
Sasié Sheeha
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