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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1928

Page

2

Middlesex Women Club Activities and Meetings

The Middlesex women’s clubs plan a meeting Monday with officers to be elected and a large turnout urged. Ruth is coach of the hockey squad practicing at Crowe Park, and the Legion Auxiliary meeting follows Monday evening at 8. Joyce Kilmer Circle hosts Friday evening at St Bridget’s Sunday school rooms.

Euarapiedanly Middlesex Chamor Esther Case Forward Woman's Club Ani Ete Esneuer Chilirthalh Omer Ars Woman's Club Aquad Mi Ht F Pracarciny Crowe Pak Mies Ruth Legion Auxil Wiign Joyce ‘Kilmer St. Bridget's Parish

Framingham group visits Charles A. Watchbodee meeting

A Thursday night meeting in Manowle fall drew members and guests from nearby towns. The Shubert Quartet assisted in the ceremonies and a supper by Hchterer of Framingham followed the event.

Matlboro Charles A. Watchbodee Manowle Fall Shubert Quartet Hchterer Framingham

Will Install Anna Goundil at Milford Meeting

A local will install Anna Goundil of Milford as ib of C at a meeting set for October 9. D. bine TH D. is in charge of ceremonies.

Will Anna Goundil Sredine Bine TH D Milford

Installation of Officers Held by Local Odd Fellows Group

The Odd Fellows plan a 6:30 PM ceremony tomorrow night with Mrs Baterlee B.D. of Waltham and Mrs Weld in charge. A brief business session and supper at 7 o clock precede the installation. Officers to be inducted include Mrs Jeanor Jones noble grand, Mrs Abbie vice grand, Mrs An hie Mortis recording secretary, Mrs Bi Whitney financial, and Mrs Hisie Brayden.

Baterlee B Waltham and Auite Jeanor Jones Noble Grand Abbie MMSE Vice Grand Anhie Mortis Bi Whitney Hisie Brayden

Local Births and Social Notices Highlight Community

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs George H Creighton on Summer street Tuesday. Mrs William Goode of Billerica and Miss Eece cet from Boston were guests of Mr and Mrs William Litton. Tickets for a benefit whist party under the auspices of the Auxiliary will be at Odd Fellows Hall Monday October 15 to aid Bedford Veterans Hospital. Mr and Mrs Henry Fowler, visiting here and Brant Rock, returned to Washington DC. Miss Gertrude Akerman of Newport was guest of her sister Mrs James O Maton on Brooks Street last week.

George H. Creighton Summer Street William Goode Billerica Boston William Liteon Great Road Run Ausillary Odd Veterans’ Hospital Bedford Henry Fowler Brant Rock Washington,d. c Gertrude Akerman Newbirwport James O. Maton Brooks Street

Rally Day Activities Mark Union Congregational Maynard

The Union Congregational Church in Maynard plans Rally Day events the week of October 7. Morning programs include Rally Day for the Myarch School and Mountie Service with a tribute to rally day and the church school departments. An afternoon Christian Worship features communion service for the fall. A monthly meeting of the Barins? Dahavalent Society and a report on the South Acton gathering are noted, with leadership from Guifford and local committee members.

Myarch Hitch Ralle Ree- Nien Dahavalent Martbarn South Acton Matahar Onaglkar Prinainal Guifford Ateh Botisoy William Naylor Epworth League Tomies Hallis Barlow Male Ouartette Harold ‘Wilcor Dvine Lovve Epworth Philathea Bertha Carrmichael Brown Street Blue Bird Alice Grindrod Hattie Naylor Maple Street Ladies’ Aid Society Society Friends of the Church Elsie Howard Wesley Methodist Church Worcester Stanley Jones Maynard John L. Ivey Meenee Geo

Cabbage Patch Feud Prompts Farmer's Challenge

An amateur agriculturist laments cabbage theft by "the boys," recounting a season of bountiful crops and plans to confront the pilferers. He seeks future protection of his plot and urges peers to keep intruders off the lot.

Punkins

Maynard Couple Wed in West Barnstable Home

Miss Sylvia Atwood of West Barnstable and Roland Priest of Concord Street were married Saturday afternoon at the bride’s home in West Barnstable. Nellie Atwood served as bridesmaid and Lloyd Priest was best man. The couple, both well known locally, received many gifts and will reside in Brighton after a wedding tour.

Maynard Sylvia Atwood West Barnstable Roland Priest Walter' Priest Concord Street Nellie Atwood Lloyd Priest National Biscuit Co Brighton

Jury duty and society bus trip noted in local notices

Michael B. Lynch and William Lawler reported for jury service in separate sessions at Cambridge and Lowell. Marsden Waterhouse has been drawn for October 15. The Ladies Benevolent Society left by special bus to Marlboro to be guests of the Marlboro church society.

Michael B. Lynch Lowel William Lawler Cambridge Marsden Waterhouse Ladies’ ‘Benevolent Society Marlboro Wag Lad’ Benevolent Society Marlboro Church

Newlyweds Are Feted In Maynard Home

A wedding reception honored newlyweds Mrs. Ernest Canavan and her husband at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Taylor in Maynard on Sunday. Rosetta Taylor, formerly of the couple, was among the celebrants along with many friends. The gathering featured tasteful decorations, music, and social mingling. Attendees included Mr. Taylor's family and guests from Watertown Waltham Dover and others.

Ernest Terbush Watertown Margaret Taylor Waltham Charles McAllister Dover N. H

Organize New Club Organize New Club Maynard

An Independent Citizens Club was formed at Cooperative hall on Sunday afternoon with Atty John J. Donahue addressing citizens on citizenship. Joseph Arciszewski named president of the new group. Also notes a high school social event and family visits in Maynard.

Maynard Cooperative Hall Atty John J. Donahue Joseph Arciszewski

Membership Drive Aims To Strengthen Local Legion Post

Frank J. DeMars Post launches Oct 3 membership drive in Dasunaees to enroll World War I veterans. Officials urge every veteran to join and support welfare work, hospital care, and community influence while stressing unity and strong post leadership.

Dasunaees Frank J. DeMarses Legion Beeke Ety Riren Hurs Post Maynard Legion Watell Towers Frank J. DeMars

Acton Fair radio promo yields winner Walter Brayden

Walter Brayden of Sudbury won an Atwater Kent model 40 radio set at the Acton Fair. Miss Geraldine Clapp drew his name from 3000 entry tickets after he left his contact card in the Bray Co booth. Ernest Cooper, owner of Acton Drug, praised the exhibit and the broad public interest as 1000s registered for the drawing.

Acton Fair Walter Brayden Sudbury Street Walter Acton Bray Co Atwater Kent An Atwater Kent Radio Free Geraldine Clapp West Acton Atwater Ernest Cooper Acton Drug Company Cooper

Maynard Woman's Club Opens Season With October 9 Meeting

Maynard Womans Club will hold its first meeting of the season on October 9 at the High School Auditorium. Myrtle, pianist and soprano, will present an all American program. New officers include Mrs Walner Case president and Mrs Edna Farnell vice president. Executive board members and club history are noted in the article.

Maynard Maynard Womans Club Myrtle Walner Case Edna Farnell Olive Cross Plorence Dawson Helena Murphy Bertha ‘Whitney Huldah Taylor Annie Naylor Hilda Kotela Jessie Bell Lorena Kennedy Mary Mahoney Eva Frye Nellie Wilson Sadie Priest Wleanor Martin

Health Nurse Issues Report Summary

Health nurse report shows patient visits 375, new cases 4, admissions 33, discharges 21, hand 12. Association calls 48, tree calls 19, John Hancock calls 10, Metropolitan calls 15, total calls 132.

Gatbiic Health John Hancock

Maynard Adds 54 New Voters To Her List

At a Registrars of Voters meeting on Monday night 54 new names were added to the voting list, 40 on naturalization papers. The Board includes Frank Anderson town clerk John Brayden Thomas Usher and Michael Nee. New voters listed with addresses span Beaconsfield to Warren Street and include Ina Hupakka John Bloemelh Thomas White Fred Cabelas Ivar Sjoblom Joseph Sudbury Agnes T Line Hatreen Antonio Budowicz John Bakun Annie Nelson Mrs. C Kolenda Hvelym Boothroyd Mary DiGrappo Corinne Di Grappo Ansgar Korpi Neal Karinen Arthur Lett Gavin Kantinen Senties BH Foster Edith Hartwell Helen Barry Josephine Pleasant Harold Taylor Donnelly Sey Tannuzzo Alexander Tofferi Lillian Bain Eliza beth J Martin Nathaniel Davis Beatrice E Jordan Mary E Fowler Ann Kane Evelyn Playart Erno Korsman Olive Gross Neil Downey Sonia Brikseh Edna Farnell Guiseppe Russo among others. The town’s total registered voters now reach 2263, a record, with five registrar sessions left before October deadlines.

Registrars of Voters Board of Registrars Frank ©. Anderson John Brayden Thomas Usher Michael Nee Ina Hupakka Hayes Street John Bloemeh Waltham Thétmas White Park Fred Cabelas Glendale St Ansga’ Korpi Elmwood St Neal Karinen Crane Ave Arthur Let Brooks Kay Lincoln St Te Gavin Kantinen Senties BH Foster Parker St Edith Hartwell Main Helen Barry Main St Josephine Pleasant St Harold Taylor Summerhill Donnelly Arhill Sey Tannuzzo Euke Alexander Tofferi Hareo St Lillian A Bain Powder Mill Road Elizabeth J Martin Warren Me Wwil- Nam J Spratt Hillside St Joseph Boulden Roosevelt ‘St Itha Hekkala Beacon J Syvia’ Oa Pu Hayes St Aino Saisa Ole A. Anderson Helga Anderson Powdermill Road Salvatore ‘Tetrasi Arthur St An- Celia Davis McKinley St Nathaniel Davis William Pritz Oebeck Simmer Beatrice E Jordan Brooks Street Mary E Fowler Garfield, St Ann‘Kane Waltham St Éasion Wriflay Pote

Smith Club to Organize at Mass Meeting

A mass meeting of Gov. Smith supporters is set for Cooperative hall tonight Wednesday October 3 at 8 o'clock. A Smith for President Club will be organized with speakers Senator David I Walsh and Mrs Colin W MacDonald. Public invited to this age meeting.

Smith Club Gov. Smith Smith David I. Walsh Colin W. MacDonald

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