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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1926
Page
8
Memorial services set by Concord Lodge Elks for departed members
Concord Lodge of Elks. memorial services at Town hall Concord on Sunday December 5 at 3 p m. A program includes vocal and instrumental pieces and speakers from Elkdom and the state. Open to the public. Proceeds from a benefit show go to Emerson hospital room and Christmas Baskets. Red Grange film One Minute To Play shown December 15 at Veterans Building with two showings. Mothers Helper Wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Lodge
Town Hall
Concord Lodge of Elks
Emerson Hospital
Tee
Red Grange
Concord Lodge of Veterans Building
Elkdom
Publi
Christmas fund planned for Miss Gordon by Needham teachers
Maynard residents report Miss Emily Gordon, a Needham teacher, is recovering at home. Her old pupils recall last Christmas gift and talk of repeating the gesture with Christmas donations. A committee is being formed led by Frank Sanderson and George Gutteridge to collect gifts and involve former pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Sander
George H. Gutteridge
Miss Gordon
Frank Sanderson
Edward Doherty
Polish Nobleman speaks to 632 pupils at local school
G W Boreuskiewicz a Polish nobleman and former Polish army officer spoke for an hour to 632 junior and senior high students. He described refugee experiences with his mother and discussed plans to write a travel book. He has crossed the United States twice lecturing and carries signatures from mayors and governors. He praised America and its opportunities and even conversed with students in Polish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Boreuskiewicz
Boreuskiewicz
United States
Maynard
Jerome Fogwell
Strikers Allow Sample Workers to Return for Weekend Sales Tour
At Hudson mass meeting of McElwain Holmes Co workers the group voted that sample workers may return to finish samples so salesmen can hit the road this weekend. The measure aims to ease production and support ongoing industry sales efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
McElwain Holmes Co
Maynard Notes Urge Early Submissions for Holiday Edition
A local Enterprise report urges residents to mail or call with notes early for holiday coverage. Rev Will Bolcourt preaches on Religious Liberty. Cloverleaf Girl Scouts hold a joint meeting at the Congregational church with eight new members joining. A farewell party for a Japanese-destined doll is planned by parish women. Cloverleaf Troop also conducts a successful food sale at Eaton's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bolcourt
Helen
Ens
Cloverleaf
Congregational Church
Pearl McAuslin
Edith McAuslin
Pompositicut
Cloverleaf Troop
Annual Bank Board Elects Officers in November Meeting
The Annual Bank held its officers election on Wednesday November seventeenth. The bank traces its origins to a one room store and now shows capital of 435000 with over nine thousand shares held by 866 members. Loan totals run about 415000 in county operations with additional loans steady. Bank demonstrates prudent management as loans do not exceed an average of 3600 per member. The bank recently paid a regular dividend of six percent.
Pleasing Program Despite Change at West Concord Club
West Concord Woman's club enjoyed a pleasant regular meeting in Odd Fellows Hall despite the absence of speaker Mrs. Margaret Commings Mason. Robert Walker outlined a plan to buy furniture for Emerson Hospital. A Stella Dallas photo play will be shown December 8 at Veterans Building to fund purchase costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Derby
West Concord
Acton Motor Sales Co. garage opens December first
The former pes Acton Motor Sales Co. garage has rented space and will open December first. The Girl Stouts earned about 20 dollars at a recent food sale to meet their state quota and thank all contributors. Col James P. Clare has recovered from illness. Mrs. Bumpstead Leigh cast adds two engagements, in Littleton on December 2 and Groton on December 11. Ernest Cooper couple plan a Pittsfield Thanksgiving motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pes Acton Motor Sales Co
James P. Clare
Bumpstead-Leigh
Littleton
Groton
Ernest Cooper
Pittsfield
Local residents attend dances and visit relatives in region
Mrs. Larry Comeau hosted by sister Mrs. John White as others note home sales on Ole Marlboro Road to Mr. Day of Baldwinsville. Concord Lodge 212 I C O F held a successful dance with Hibbard’s orchestra in Association hall. Lewis Caldwell moved from Chelsea Naval Hospital to Bullard Veterans Hospital. Several locals visited Worcester during the week and Thanksgiving gatherings were shared with relatives in Waterbury and Framingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Comeau
Malden
John White
R. H. Williams
Ole Marlboro Road
Day
Baldwinsville
Williams
Somerville
Concord Lodge
Association Hall
Hibbard
Lowell
Lewis Caldwell
U.S. Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Veteran's Hospital
Bullard
Mass
Charles Durkee
Vancouver
B. C
Conford Junction
Worcester
Joseph Brown
Waterbury
Conn
Brown
John D. Brown
Central Street
Portland Me
Edward Comeau
Kelley
Joseph Alex
Rosamond Blodgett
Hodgdon
James
Badger
N. Y
James Maguire
Carroll
Ernest Saon
Harry Carroll
Framingham
John Peterson
Health Conference With Miss Ross Held Weekly
A health conference will be led by Miss Ross, known as the Cross Nurse, and meet weekly as before on Tuesday afternoons from three to four in the nurse’s room at the Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comte
Miss Rossman
Cross
Harvey
Home Beautiful At Fair Lexington Furnished By Carter
A fragment notes The Home Beautiful At Fair Lexington furnished by Carter of Concord Junction. The brief item mentions local display and furnishing credit without additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Lexington
Carter
Concord Junction
Brush fire on Pow der Mill road caused by cigarette stub
Fire crews responded Thursday afternoon to a brush blaze on Powder Mill road attributed to a lit cigarette. Parishioners of St Marys Church Foxboro learned last week with regret that Rev John D was transferred, with John Kennedy salhlea from New York for Leed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powder Mill Road
St. Mary's Church
Foxboro
John D
John Kennedy Salhlea
New York
Leed
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