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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1920

Page

3

Maynard Postpones Election For Legion Officers

Maynard legion post A L postpones annual officer election to the December meeting due to few members present. A nominating committee named candidates for trustees and officers while 60 men filed for victory medals with U S field clerk John Rooney. Riverside hall kindness noted with free use until Jan 1922 and Red Co Fourth Roll Call endorsed. A floral tribute was given for Delette H Hall of West and commander of Isaac Davis Post GA R who died at home Thursday.

Lovie Sullivan Johnn Rooney U.S. A Legion John Manning Riverside Hall B. J. Coughlin Lessee Ah. Cenane Post McLaughlin The Red Co Delette H. Hall West Isaac Davis Post

Installation of Officers at Charles A Welch Lodge

Masonic hall hosted the annual installation of officers with Charles A Welch lodge members and guests. Fred L. Putnam assisted by Alvin Pease led the ceremony. Adelphi quartette of Boston provided vocal numbers. New officers named include Wm. H. Johnston master, Fred G. Sims senior warden, Lowell H. Cram junior warden, Lucius H. Maynard secretary, Gavin Ayler treasurer, and George Art trustee for four years. A collation followed under the refreshment committee.

Lowell H. Cram West Acton J. W Lucius H. Maynard Gavin Ayler Treas George Art

Scoreless grid battle at Crowe Park ends in draw

Maynard and Lexington battled to a 0 0 tie before 200 fans at Crowe Park. Stuckert and Lowney anchored Maynard on offense and defense while Lexington’s Kelley Cosgrove and Monklep sparked the visitors. Parkin punted, with four 10 minute periods and strong line play from Lerer Feinberg and Herbert.

Maynard H Lexington H Crowe Park Lexington Maynard Stuckert Woods Keto Lowney Fingard Herbert Saarinen Feinberg Lerer Saviskoski Kelley Cosgrove Monklep Parkins Maynard HS Savikoski Newhall Wm Fears R Frigard McIntosh Jason Herbert Re Wilson Lever Rt Itards Ketore le Bramhall Kelley Strickert Moakley Lowney McNamarra Fiske Tol Parkin Cosg

Changes at St Bridget's Cemetery Open Four New Sections

Visitors note improvements at St Bridget's cemetery including four newly surveyed and cleared sections extending the rear. Each section holds about 20 lots with graded approaches and new grass. Work, directed by Rev Edward F. Crowley, involved digging and shoveling, with Fred Boothroyd handling surveying.

St Bridget’s Cemetery Edward F. Crowley Fred Boothroyd

Grange Elects Officers At Annual Meeting

Maynard Grange elected officers at the annual meeting held Tuesday night November 16 at Odd Fellows hall. Elected were Elizabeth Hodges M Orville Tucker O Harold Croft S Albert Drechsler AS Rachel McCleary L Mary Lawton C Harry Chase GK Charles Shattuck T Lucille Sims sec Mabel Bishop Flora Irene Martin Pomona Hazel Nelson Geres Adelaide Sims LAS Percy Dufnlop pianist and Mrs John Croft named to the executive committee for three years.

Maynard Grange Odd Fellows’ Hall Elizabeth Hodges Orville Tucker Harold’ Croft Albert Drechsler Rachel McCleary Mary Lawton Harry. Chase Charles Shattuck Lucille Sims Mabel Bishop Flora Irene Martin Pomona Hazel Nelson Geres Adelaide Sims Percy’ Dufnlop John Croft

Twilight and Sam Tom clubs attend Lake Boon reunion dance

A delegation of 25 members from the Twilight and Sam Tom clubs attended the first reunion and dance of the Lake Boon Vacationists at Elkan hall Cambri Friday night. Club members and numerous cottagers gathered to promote winter activities for summer residents of Lake Boon. Miss Mae Doyle of Scranton Pa was a guest of Mr and Mrs T Br F Higgins of Walnutt during the weekend.

Twilight Sam Tom Lake Boon Elka Cambri Mae Doyle Scranton T Br F Higgins

New Method Promises Rapid Weight Gain Using Argo-Phosphate

Advertisements tout a thin pale person transformation by a few Argo-Phosphate tablets. Claims include quick weight gain, clearer skin, and a more rounded figure, with additional advice to use Rosetone for bust development. The copy stresses safety and pleasant use, urging women to try the product for dramatic physical changes.

Mrs Anna R Wood Visits Mr and Mrs Frank Leighton

Concord Junction reports Mrs Anna R Wood of Hopedale is visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Leighton. The social note notes the cordial call and family connection in local circles.

Anna R. Wood of Hopedale Frank Leighton

West Concord Woman's Club Hosts Meeting on Massachusetts Government

An extra meeting of the West Concord Woman's club open to men and women met Nov 15 in Assembly hall Harvey Wheeler school under civic direction. Mrs H S Marrs welcomed attendees as Rep B Loring Young described the Massachusetts government, noting its 3% growth and its 20 departments with brief duties for each.

West Concord Woman's Club Civic Department Assembly Hall Harvey Wheeler School Massachusetts Leach

English Tea Party of St George's Church Returns

The annual English Tea Party at St George's church will be held at Masonic hall on Saturday December 11. Supper will be served from 5 to 7 p m with special tables for clerks who have little time for the supper hour. The event, popular before the war, is welcomed back by hundreds who valued its famed food. Dr Edward Flaherty and B J Coughlin attended the Harvard Yale game in New Haven Saturday.

St. George's Church Masonic Hall Ann Edward Flaherty B. J. Coughlin New Haven

Lord Kitchiner Lodge Officers Named at Monday Meeting

Lord Kitchiner Lodge Sons of St George elected officers Albert Reynolds president Charles Spence vice president Joseph Marsden secretary Fred Palmer assistant secretary Mark Newton treasurer Nathan Crowther chaplain Sidney Scott messenger Nathaniel Davis assistant messenger Joseph Brown inside guard Join Webster outside guard A committee was named to arrange the annual Christmas tree on Christmas Eve.

Lord Kitchiner Lodge, Sons of St George Albert Reynolds Charles Spence Joseph Marsden Fred Palmer Assi Mark Newton Treas Nathan Crowther Sidney Scott Nathaniel Davis Asst Joseph Brown Join Webster

Last Lecture in Series on American Citizenship

The tenth and final lecture of the American Citizenship series by the Civic department of the Woman's Club was held Tuesday evening at the high school. Mrs A J Coughlin chaired. a Massachusetts University Extension division representative spoke to a large class of women covering civil government in all branches.

Civic Department Woman's Club A. J. Coughlin Massachusetts University Extension Division

Sterling A C Defeats Ledgard’s Pets 55 54 at Pastime Hall

Sterling A C beat Ledgard’s Pets 55 to 54 Monday afternoon. John McCormack captains Sterling A C with James Ledgard leading the Pets in the Pastime Hall matchup.

Sterling A. C Ledgard John McCormack Serling A. C James Ledgard Pets Pastime Hall

Rumors of Million Dollar Ner Denied at Mill

Rumors of a one million dollar reward circulated but local authorities at the Assabet mill denied the claim. An agent stated that no such good news had been received, signaling no confirmed payout or incentive at this time.

Assabet Mill Ories

Choir Entertained by Mr and Mrs Lincoln Guests

The Congregational Church choir was entertained by Mr and Mrs George H Lincoln of Lincoln Street Tuesday evening. Music was rehearsed, followed by a social hour and refreshments were served.

Congregational George H. Lincoln Mugic

Prices and employment linked to wartime costs in 1914 era

The piece argues wartime debt rising to one billion and inflation from higher wages and taxes. It warns prices will not revert to 1914 levels and urges universal thrift, maintenance of jobs, and productive effort to keep demand circulating and employment high. It highlights Detroit layoffs and factory idle lines as evidence of economic strain.

United States Detroit

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