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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1933

Page

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Colorful and Charming Ord Baby Show Captivates Hundreds

A large crowd gathered on Emer aund Saturday for the Ord Baby Show featuring a baby snow go parade and bicycle ride. Prizes went to Calder, Alice O'Brien, Charles Byron, and Betty Louise Stow, with judges cited and event organized by Miss R. Dora Farrar and Mrs. W. Edward Lamb to benefit the Woman's Union of the Trinitarian Congregational church.

Charles Byron Betty Louise Stow Mae R. Dennis Charles W. Hutchinson Rodney BE. Pratt Mildred Geist Mickey Mouse Virginia Olsen Harriet Hall Muriel aneUuuala Marjorie Heyliger

Partial Tax Installment Relief for Real Estate Bills

The new act permits partial payments on current real estate and local taxes as of July 7 1933 though not on income or corporate taxes. It does not halt penalties but offers relief during financial stress, with payments due within periods set by tax authorities before collection actions or tax sales.

Coughlin Wins Maynard Cup Final in 36 Holes

Eddie Coughlin claimed the Maynard trophy by defeating Noble in a 36 hole final at The Country Club, an action packed start to finish with Coughlin rallying to secure the win after a strong first nine. The event featured matches between Framingham and Sudbury clubs and included various lawn and games competitions among members.

Eddie Coughlin Maynards Noble Country Club Coughlin Eddie Carlton Arthur Carlton

Columbus Day Program By Maynard Council K of C

Maynard Council K of C plans a Columbus Day program at Cooper Hall Thursday evening Oct. 12. The event features a Boston bureau ensemble with cartoon sculpture and music performances. Two gold medals will be awarded for best Columbus Life essays by junior and senior high students.

Maynard Maynard Council K. of C Cooperative Hallhursday In Bureau Boston Lfe of Christopher Columbus

Concord Physician to Be Married Oct 11

Miss Regina M Feeney of this town a home demonstration agent for Middlesex county extension service for six years will wed Dr John J Fallon of this town on Wednesday Oct 11 in St Raphael's church Madison Wisconsin The couple will reside in Concord where Fallon is a well known dentist after a wedding trip

Regina M. Feeney Middlesex County Extension Service John J. Fallon St. Raphael’s Church Madison Wis

Regis College Ethelon Society elects Geraldine Hannon president

Miss Geraldine Hannon Regis thirty four was elected president of the Ethelon Society by a nearly unanimous vote yesterday. The society is the charitable and social group at Regis College.

Geraldine Hannon Regis Ethelon Society Regis College

Marlboro Woman Alice Walker Dies at 76

Miss Alice Ball Walker longtime Wayside Inn executive in South Sudbury died suddenly at Massachusetts Osteopathic Hospital Jamaica Plain after an operation. Born 1888 in New Marlboro she lived with her mother Ida J Walker and leaves sisters Mrs William J Bush Los Angeles Miss Clara B Walker Kal River and Mrs Alvin E Smith Hartford plus nephew Alvin Smith Funeral services set for 2:30 at Orans Sasasich mortuary with Frank de Child in charge.

Marlboro Alice Ball-Walker Park ‘Street Wayside Inn Sudbury Massachusetts Osteopathic Hospital Jamaica ‘Plain Miss Walker New Marlboro Massachusetts Ida’j John B. Walker Windsor Locks Connecticut Northfield i Seminary Morse Business College Hartford The Rice & Hutchins Inc Curtis Ida J Walker William J Bush Los Angeles California Clara B Walker Kall River Alvin. E. Smith Glso Alvin Smith Gervics Herbert. Mesner Meman Tae Orans Sasasich Noetts Frank de Child

State Officers Guests at Sudbury Grange Meeting

State Officers Night in Sudbury featured Master Henry Jenks and a slate of visitors including Harvey Turner Robert Sherman Reginald Cahill Edgar Fogg Lester Hayward L Roy Hawes and Frank Brooks. They spoke on Grange progress and held a brief program of solos readings and duets followed by refreshments and dancing with fourteen Granges represented.

Sudbury Maude M. Clarke Henry Jenks Harvey ‘Turner Robert Sherman Reginald Cahill Edgar H. Fogg Lester R. Hayward L. Roy Hawes Frank Brooks State Prison Patrol Board Grange Lester Hayward Fred Gill

Marriage Surprise in West Acton Couple Wed in New Hampshire

Arnold Leavitt and Miss Modene Chandlers announced a surprise marriage solemnized in New Hampshire last Thursday. Leavitt, a well known local farmer active in West Acton Baptist church, met Chandlers at Massachusetts General Hospital where he was a patient and she worked as a nurse. The couple honeymoon at the Leavitt farm while his parents vacation in Vermont.

West Acton Arnold Leavitt Modene Chandlers New Hampshire Mr. Leavitt Vermont

Society Marks 82nd Birthday Observance

The Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational Church holds a business session at 5 then supper at 6 followed by a program for the 82nd anniversary. Tufts Professor George S. New will speak on World News. President Mrs H H Young chairs the society. Maude Gutteridge leads the supper committee and David Walker the program committee.

Maynard Ladies’ Benevolent ‘Society Congregational’ Shired George S.new Tufts College H H Young Maude Gutteridge David Walker

Golden Wedding Day Celebrated for Concord Couple

Monday marked the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Baggesen, observed with an informal Sunday reception at their Union Street home. The couple, both in good health, hosted neighbors and relatives from two to nine o'clock with flowers and messages arriving all day. They have two children, Anna who died in infancy and Andrew C. Baggesen of the town, plus Mrs Baggesen’s brothers John Anderson and Christian Anderson of Somerville, with Rev Jens Anderson of Indianapolis unable to attend. For over four decades Mr. Baggesen worked at the old Concord ordinary and, on retirement, at Whitney Coal and Grain Co. Both are members of Hawthorne Chapter O B S and Mrs Baggesen belongs to the Episcopal church.

Concord Charles M. Baggesen

Maynard Bows To Defeat With Fine Spirit

Maynard suffered a narrow loss to Waltham as both teams exhausted themselves in a hard fought game. Principal James King praised the sportsmanship of Maynard and Waltham fans as Johnnie Malcolm of Maynard was injured and taken to hospital with the Waltham player first visiting him.

Maynard Waltham Grndsters James King Johnnie Malcolm Waltham Hospital

Legion To Mark Pulaski Day in Maynard Parade

Frank J. DeMars Post American Legion will join in Pulaski Day observances in Maynard on October 15 under the Maynard Polish Society. The Maynard Legion, Naval Reserves, and a Hudson M N G unit will march. Senator David I Walsh will speak at George Washington Auditorium after the parade. Pulaski was a Revolutionary hero. The Maynard Legion also plans a Pulaski observance in Hudson on October 12.

Maynard Frank J. DeMars Post American Legon General Pulaski Maynard Polish Society Seigt Harold Sheridan David I. Walsh George Washington ‘Auditorium George Washington Maynard Legion Hudson

West Concord Union Church Events Schedule

West Concord Mass actions include morning worship with a sermon on Grown Up Children on Oct 8 breakfast and church school at noon. Young People hear India Motherland of Millions by Rev Russell J May on Oct 8. Ladies Lunch Oct 10 and midweek service Life's Lessons from the Parables Oct 10. Choir rehearsal Oct 13.

West Concord Mass Alfred W. Stone Church School Society of Christen Endeavor Acton India Ladies’ Union Irving S. Duren Jesus

Massachusetts NRA drive targets code violators statewide

Massachusetts launches an immediate drive against NRA violations under the Planning Board plan. County chairs will report suspected nonconforming concerns to the State Board for action, with cases forwarded to Washington.

Washington State Board John H. Sherburne Department ‘of Interpretation Grachares State Bar Association Ile NRA Lt. Aesa

Friends Help Rebuild Garage Destroyed by Fire

A Sunday gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs B M Johnson assisted after a garage and shop burned. About 20 men from Sudbury cleared debris, dug a trench, and laid a new foundation with two trucks and a cement mixer on site. Paul Ecke roasted meat, F D Bradshaw provided provisions, and a dinner was served in the yard.

Sudbury Seth Parker B. M. Johnson Paul Ecke Swedish Tavern F. D. Bradshaw Mrs. Johnson

Concord Postmaster Fred A Tower Ends 25 Years of Service

Concord letter carrier and postmaster since 1899 Fred A Tower ends his duties as head of the Concord Post Office after a long career. Acting postmaster Major Samuel H Tuttle takes charge until a regular appointment is made, with Farley’s new policy removing assistant postmaster positions.

Concord Fred A. Tower Tower Main Street McKinley Coolidge United States Weather Bureau Boston Weather Bureau Samuel H. Tuttle James A. Farley Congress Farley Fence Major Tuttles Major Tuttle Walden Street Conin State Guard Veterans Associon

South Acton Improvement Association Meeting Report

The annual South Acton Improvement Association meeting notes efforts to raise funds to keep the library open and support other community projects. Claire Milbery was named chairman of a drive for membership and donations, with officer elections postponed to October.

South Acton Ake Claire Milbery William Henry Sears John J. Dunivan

Maynard Auxiliary Whist Party Draws Prizes

The Maynard American Legion Auxiliary held the second whist party of the series Monday night at Legion Headquarters. Arley Lawrence won the door prize with many others receiving prizes including Mrs. Margaret McCarthy Mrs. Mary Rasmussen Mrs. Lawrence of West Acton and several more. A next session is planned next Monday with Mrs. Eva Evers and Mrs Nellie Walcott in charge and an officer election at 7 before the game.

Annie Scully Grace Tucker Robert Sheridan Alfred Carey Nellie Walcott Peterson Eva Evers Nelie Walcott Sesson

Isabel Stone bridesmaid at Temple classmate wedding

Isabel Stone returned Thursday from West Chester Pennsylvania where she served as a bridesmaid at the wedding of her Temple University classmate and close friend Mary B Comfort who wed Ralph Pass, both of West Chester.

South Sudbury Isabel Stone West Chester Pennsylvania Temple University Mary B. Comfort Ralph 8. Passmore

Listen to Me at Hawthorne Star Chapter reviews

Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star presented the musical comedy Listen to Me at the Veterans Building lobby of the Shelton Hotel. Concord talent starred under H Roberta Wait with Dick Marshall and Alice Richards in a tale of romance amid lively dances and colorful costumes, ending happily after a mistaken agreement and nonbinding contract.

Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Concord H. Roberta Wait Shelton Hotel Mr. Banks Waldo McWillams Dick Marshall Pred Craig Alice Richards Dorie Boyd Frank Weldon Alex Mcahachern Billy Joseph Barrtolomeo Billie Murray Mr. Banke Alice Imalae Dot

Union Church marks 82nd anniversary in Maynard

Union Church and its school marked their 82nd anniversary with a Sunday session led by Deacon William H. Guteridge who shared town and church history. The Ladies Benevolent Society plans an 82nd anniversary program led by Mrs. H. H. Young with Professor George B. Miller of Tufts College as speaker. A church council meeting was held at the parsonage and the missionary Society met at the Cage home. The Young People’s Society hosts a costume party in the vestry with program by George Weaving and Willis Stockbridge. Anna Swanson and Marion Stowe assist.

Maynard Union Congregational Church School William H. Guteridge Ladies Benevolent Socety H. H. Young Benevolent Society George 8. Miller Tufts College Church Council Missionary Society Howard Cage Great Road Young People’s Society George Weaving Willis Stockbridge Anna Swanson Misa Marion Stowe

Methodists Conclude Rally Week with Strong Attendance

Rev J Rex Shepler reports all meetings of the Rally Week events were well attended. St George’s rector Rev Bason Cross spoke at the closing meeting. Intermediates meet this afternoon and again Friday night social. Epworth League meets at the parsonage tomorrow night. Adelphi Class meets Friday evening. Midweek services start tonight and evening services resume next Sunday with special music.

Adelphi

Woman's Club Plans Meeting Next Tuesday

The Maynard Woman's Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at Miss Ma Naylor with vice president Grace Merrick recording secretary Charlotte Stockbridge and treasurer Helena Murphy among the officers. A roll of past presidents includes Nellie Wilson Fowler Howe Case Ethel But Morse Richardson McCleary Merrick Howe Childs Stockbridge McCleary Case Taylor.

Layaord Woman's Club Ma Naylor Vica Grace Merrick C @harlotte ‘Stockbridge Helena Murphy Rachel Maynard ‘Woman's Club Nellie Wilson Nellie Fowler Lizzie B. Howe Case Ethel Mary D Morse Gessie Richardson Lena McCleary Grace L. Merrick Agnes Howe Lillian Childs Charlotte Stockbridge Rachel McCleary Esther Case Mra Huldah Taylor

Maynard Grange Plans Degrees and Halloween Event

The first two degrees were worked on a class of candidates at Maynard Grange in Grange hall on Thursday night. The third and fourth degrees will be exemplified Monday October 9, changing from the regular schedule. A play That Awful Letter will be staged by Marion Whitney Ethel Shepler Dorothy Alying and Phyllis Savikovski. A Halloween party is scheduled for October 26 but the date may be changed.

Maynard Grange Grange Hall Marion Whitney Ethel Shepler Dorothy Alying Phyllis Savikoski

Grange to Hold Public Whist Party in Warner Hall

Annarshac Grange of West Concord announces a public whist party at Warner Hall on October 9 at 8 30 p m. Ten prizes will be awarded.

Annarshac Grange West Concord Warner Hall

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ORD Baby Show Calder Alice O’brien WWE Ted Lman NIS Hampion Noble Morton Mgham Grange the Grange Fae Framingham Ethelon Alice B. Walker Society Mark Golden Legion Pulaski Day Union Church A. L. Post Whist Old Friends Church Concord Talent H. Roberta Watt Henry Petersen Twiss Waldo MacWillams Alex MacHackerd Joseph Bartolomeo Mary Murray Fred Craig Doris Boyd Cora MacLeod Connie Lawrence Theodora Heyliger South Boston Helen P. Boyce Rei Methodists Woman’ S Club The“Hillcrest Southboro
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