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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1928

Page

4

Maynard Union Congregational Rallies With Theme Then a Duty as a Voter

The Maynard Union Congregational Church outlines Sunday services with a junior and senior church school, morning worship, and evening events. Tonight features a slide show on The Promised Land, plus a rally fundraiser to support church activities. Representatives prepare for next week’s meeting of the Mission Association of Congregational churches in Ashby.

Union Congregational Maynard Mass William Boicourt Church School H Youiz Alles Murray Miss Pearl McAvelin Miss Hazel Gavin A Taylor Abc Miriam Moses Charles de Roe Migne Association of Congregat Ashby

Maynard lodge installs officers at week meeting

Loyal Assabet Lodge Manchester Unity held a meeting to install officers. Nathaniel Davis became noble grand and other officers named include George Brown Joseph Brown Albert Ax ford William Cole Harold Taylor Marsden Waterhouse Frank Seckels Fred Hayward Isaac Binks Walter Olsen Joe Doel Fred Green and William Newman. Furnished steam heated rooms offered at 5 Walcot Street Maynard.

Mortgagee Sale of Real Estate in North Acton

Public auction to foreclose a mortgage dated July 26 1924 from Thomas FitzGibbon Corporation to David C Harris. Property located in North Acton Essex County Massachusetts includes multiple parcels described in Middlesex deeds and conveyed subject to taxes and assessments. Davis C Harris holds the sale, with date October 27, 1928 at ten oclock in the forenoon.

Thomas FitzGibbon Corporation Massachusetts Beverly Essex County David C. Harris Acton Middlesex South Dist North Acton Luke Smith Ai Robbins Timothy Sullivan Middlesex Emerline A Davis Fli Thomas McCarthy McCarthy Ly B. W. Handley Handley Middlesex District

Pop Concert A Total Social and Financial Success

The Womans Club hosted a pop concert last Thursday evening with forty tables. Myrtle Smith chaired the entertainment committee and secured a continuous music program. Mrs Pratt read and chose selections well. Young town girls served as waitresses and several ladies assisted in the musical program.

Womans Club Myrtle Smith Pratt I. Costello Eleanor Hall Marion Oben Frances Hall Marion Cole

Republicans Hold Rally In Sudbury

In Sudbury on Friday evening the Republican town committee held its first campaign rally in front of Town Hall. State Treasurer William S. Youngman attended as the sole advertised speaker, with Mrs Esther Andrews substituting for Atty Gen Warner. About one hundred residents heard calls to vote the Republican ticket and register new voters.

Sudbury Republican Town Committee William S. Youngman Speaers Leonard Martin Esther Andrews Gen Warner Waddell George H. Clarke Youngman Herbert Hoover Allen

Local Hikes and Neighbor Visits Highlight Sudbury Weekend

Sudbury residents Mr and Mrs Harland Rogers Mr and Mrs Frank C Perkins and Mr and Mrs William Evans joined in a preyee on Cape Dorothy Foss Lorraine Perkins and Barbara Way led their annual hills hike on Saturday. Lawrence Hill and his brother Jack of Newton, formerly of this town, visited village friends Saturday.

Harland Rogers Frank C. Perkins William Evans Cape Dorothy Foss Lorraine Perkins Barbara Way Lawrence Hill Jack of Newton

Sudbury Gains New Voters In Registrar Action

Nineteen new names were added to Sudbury voting lists by the Board of Registrars on Wednesday evening, a result of intensive work by the Republican town committee. Mrs. Melvin Guptil hosted a luncheon for twelve ladies on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Oaks were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Guptil. Mr. and Mrs. Leon E. Hawes mourn the loss of Mrs. Edson Hawes, Leon Hawes’s mother, with services held Sunday at the Hawes home conducted by Rev. George H. Clarke. burial at Holbrook, Massachusetts.

Board of Registrars Republican Town Committee Melvin Guptil Concorded Donald Oaks Leon E. Hawes Edson Hawes Leon Hawes Hawes George H. Clarke M. E. Church Sudbury Holbrook Mass

Zeppelin Not To Start Today From Friedrichshafen

An idle day at Friedrichshafen on October 10 delayed Graf Zeppelin as Atlantic storms reduced chances of departure for its voyage to the United States before Friday. The meteorological charts showed severe weather over the Atlantic making a launch unlikely today.

Friedrichshafen Graf Count

Legion Auxiliary Installation Officers Elected

Maynard October 10 The Auxiliary at a meeting elected officers Miss Grace Sweeney reelected president over her declination Mrs Margaret Sweeney declined further service and was thanked Minlie Downey Esther Smith Eleanor Sheridan Margaret Hird Eva Eves Mary Jones Nellie Walcott and others named as officers A whist party was postponed to accommodate the Legion Post for its annual installation at Odd Fellows hall next month

Nellie Walcott Robert White James McCarthy James Sheridan Auxiliary Legion Post Odd Fellows Hall Legion Auxiliary

Maynard High Activities Highlight Early Fall

Maynard High School suffered a 33 to 7 defeat by Amesbury high in football. The girls field hockey team trains under Miss Ruth Finn with a home game against Lexington on Oct 19 at 2:30. The Junior Class plans a dance and sale on Oct 25 at the high school with Nelson's orchestra providing music.

Maynard High School Amesbury High School Amesbury Maynard Ruth Finn Lexington Nelson

Division 44 Hibernians elect officers at Monument hall

At Monument hall in Concord on Wednesday evening the annual Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary election named Catherine Hayes president Ellen Keefe vice president Gertrude Martell recording secretary Eva Dee financial secretary Mary Battles treasurer John Bent historian Mary Hayes sentinel Mary Carey chairman standing committee Margaret Callahan sick committee John Smith entertainment committee Mary Hanlon pianist Dr John Dennis Sheehan Division physician. Mrs Howard B Daniels hosts recent guest Miss Celia Rand of Pasadena California.

Concord Ladies’ Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians Monument Hall Catherine Hayes Ellen ‘Keefe Gertrude Martell Eva Dee Mary Battles John Bent Elizabeth McPhillips Mary Hayes Mary Carey Margaret Callahan John Smith Mary Hanlon John Dennis Sheehan Howard B’ Daniels Colonial Inn Celia Rand Pasadena California

Tuttle Perry Nuptials Held In Acton Center

The wedding of Misa Thelma Perry and William D. Tuttle occurred Saturday at The bride's Riverside Ave home in Acton Center with a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone. Attendants were Olive Webster and George Tuttle.

Misa Thelma Perry Charles H. Perry William D. Tuttle Horace Tuttle Acton Center Riverside Ave Alfred Wheeler Stone West Concord Union Church Olive Webster Maynard George Tuttle Ina Leithead Miss Perry Concord High School Willow Rebekah Lodge Tuttle Acton High School White Mountains Maine Stoneham South Weymouth Concord Philadelphia

Republican Rally in Concord October 24

The Republican Town Committee of Concord and the Hoover Volunteers announce a rally on Wednesday October 24 at 7:30 p m in Veterans Building. Speakers include Lt Gov Frank G Allen State Treasurer William S Youngman and others with Edith Nourse Rogers and B Farnham Smith. Hoover Movies show life and work of Herbert Hoover. admission is free.

Republican Town Committee of Concord Edward B. Caiger Hoover Volunteers Robert EB. Goodwin Veterans Building Frank G. Allen William S. Youngman Massachusetts House of Representatives B. Loring Young United States Edith Nourse Rogers Congress B. Farnham Smith General Court of Hoover Movies Herbert Hoover Food Administration Thrilling Poland Siberia Belgium

Maynard Woman's Club opens season with 40 new members

Maynard Woman's Club began fall activities under a new administration at the High School auditorium. Forty new members joined, with plans for more by the next meeting. President Esther Case started her role as the group eyes a successful year. The conservation department will host a public whist party at the school on Nov 5 to fund beautification efforts.

Maynard Womans Club Esther Case Conservation Department Springfield West Acton Olive Cross

Meeting features Irish music by Myrtle Jordan and Miss Ridley

A meeting highlighted by Irish music and folk songs performed by Myrtle Jordan, pianist and soprano, and Miss Ridley, cellist. Tea was served after the session, and the event received favorable commendation.

Myrtle Jordan

Count Zeppelin Heads for Lakehurst Amid Public Interest

Lakehurst New Jersey officials brace for the Count Zeppelin on its trans Atlantic flight from Friedrichshafen Germany. Captain EB S Jackson announces the hangar will host both the German ship and the Los Angeles dirigible. Helium gas bags and fuel are prepared for the return journey. A 317 strong crew including 130 sailors from the Navy Yard Brooklyn will assist the landing.

Lakehurst N. J INS Naval Air Station Count Zepplin Friedrichshafen Germany EB. S. Jackson Navy Los Angles Navy Yard Brooklyn

Rally Day at Trinitarian Congregational Church

Concord October 10 crowd fills the Chapel for Rally Day with 265 parishioners in attendance and 197 of 338 members answering Roll Call. Music by the Chorus Choir led by W Mansfield and Marguerite J Barnes at the piano accompanies Rev. Dr. Cleland’s sermon titled Our Sacred Task and a children's story. Sunday school also shows vigor under Superintendent Mrs Wallace B. Conant.

Concord Marion W. Mansfield Dr. Cleland Wallace B. Conant

Censorship clash over Willebrandt inquiry

Washington reports say the House Special Campaign Funds Investigating Committee will not act as censors and will not target Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt. Rep Frederick Lehrbach said no board of censors, while Rep Loring Black urged scrutiny of funding for a whispering campaign against the Democratic ticket. The panel will examine political financing and related matters beyond simply Willebrandt.

Washington House Special Campaign Mabel Walker Willebrandt al Smith Board of Censors Frederick E. Lehrbach New Jersey Loring Black New York Black Republican Lehrbach Rep Chindblom Illinois Nelson Maine Ragan Arkansas

Opening Meeting of Concord Woman’s Club Held

The Concord Woman’s Club held its opening meeting Monday afternoon in Veterans Hall. Mrs Hans W Miller greeted attendees while a stage with rich draperies and glowing autumn decorations framed the event. Miss Edith Spiers Red Cross nurse spoke about her work and Miss Ann Mathea of Norway performed songs in multiple languages.

Concord Veteran's Bus Hans W. Miller Oscar World Edith Spiers Red Cross Ann Mathea Norway Miss & Wood Miss 4 Herford Robemons Rogers Ai M Ture

Women Golfers Meet Bear Hill Club At M Country Club

Women golfers from the Bear Hill Club of Wakefield visited the Maynard Country Club for a morning round and luncheon bridge. Prizes went to Mrs Bradbury for low gross, Mrs Marwood for low net, Helena Murphy of Maynard for high new, Nellie James for low score in a putting contest. Arrangements were led by Mrs Sanderson, Mrs Harry, Mrs Charles Courtney, M Coughlan and Mrs Ray Veitch.

Maynard Women’s Golf Club Bear Hill Wakefield M Country Club Bradbury Marwood Helena Murphy Nellie James Sanderson Harry Charles Courtney M Coughlan Ray Veitch

Auction Sale of Personal Property at Sudbury Farm

Auctioneer Howard Og Burr announces public sale of personal property on the Orazio Asberg farm on Concord Road near Brook North Sudbury starting at 1 oclock Saturday 18 1928. Items include a consignment of livestock farm implements and equipment such as a heifer a truck a tractor plows harrows wagons harness lumber and more. Sale to satisfy mortgage from Orazio nie Rinaldo to John R Asberg with cash terms only.

Howard OG. Burr Sudbury Mass Orazio John R. Asberg Concord Road Brook Oliver Trade Clark Plant’ Jr Eclipse Corler Nie Rinaldo John R. Asb

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