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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1932

Page

5

Marlboro Enterprise Press Publication Notice

Office at Marlboro Massachusetts publishes weekly Wednesday editions via Enterprise Press Incorporated. Entered as Second Class Matter August 2 1903 at the Post Office Marlboro Massachusetts under the March 8 1879 Act. Subscription rates listed for Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford and surrounding towns.

Idbertyst Street Marlboro Ab Dabets Mass Enterprise Press, Incorporated Postoffice Boro

Flight of Samuel Insull Sparks Public Outrage

The piece notes American disdain as Samuel Insull fled from Paris to Athens to escape extradition after the Teapot Dome exposure. It recalls the nation's initial sympathy during his empire's collapse and the later discomfort as the grand jury weighed charges. Exceeding concern over his flight underscores endurance of public scrutiny.

Samuel Insull Europe Paris Athens Calige

The Peril of a Hair Trigger Disposition and Failing Faith

A writer contrasts a hot tempered, defensively minded person with a cheerful, forgiving neighbor. The former loses friends, blames others, and expects offense, while the latter gives and takes in good faith and keeps friendships. The piece notes rewards of steady work and warns youth about health setbacks seen as adventures. It also recounts a church member who avoids pledging, yet claims belief and occasional giving.

Maynard Young Cooperators host first whist night

The Young Cooperators held the first of a series of whist parties at United Coop Block on Main Street. Prizes went to Reino Rakkonen Richard Lawson Mrs Fred Newman Mrs Gertrude Bakun Mrs Tobin Mrs Mary Kukula Mrs Nathan Crowther Agnes Anderson Waino Ojalehto Ethel Lowney and Mrs Hazel House. The second event will be held next Monday night.

Cooperators Cooperators Club United Coop Main Street Reino Rakkonen Richard Lawson Fred Newman Gertrude Bakun Tobin Mary Kukkula Nathan Crowther Agnes Anderson Waino Ojalehto Ethel Lowney Hazel House Evelyn Cole Marguerite Smith Charles Manty Arthur Jeffries Jeffries Boston Doyle

West Concord Pastor to Speak on Boston Common

Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone of the West Concord Union Church will address attendees on Boston Common next Sunday afternoon under the Massachusetts Federation of Churches. Mrs. Frank L. Garland has closed her Elm street home and will live with her son Chauncy S. Garland in Naugatuck Connecticut. friends in the community will miss her.

Alfred Wheeler’ Stone West Concord Union Church Boston Common Massachusetts Federation of Churches Frank L. Garland Elm Street Chauncy S. Garland Garland Naugatuck, Conn

Concord Woman's Club Meeting on Modern Art

At the Girl Scout Community House the Concord Woman's Club will meet Monday afternoon October 24. Ernest Stock will speak on Modern Art. Abert F. Payson Jr. was a visitor in Concord last week. Edward Motley Jr. and Thomas Edmands are Harvard Freshman roommates.

Concord Woman's Club Ernest Stock Abert F. Payson, Jr C. H Corinthian Lodge A.F A.M Concord Edward Motley, Jr Thomas Edmands Harvard

Annum Grange Plans Entertainment After Meeting

Annursnac Grange schedules varied entertainment after its Warner hall meeting next Monday evening October 24.

Annursnac Grange Warner Hall

Concord Parent-Teacher Association Meeting Highlights School Programs

Concord P T A met in the high school auditorium led by President Frank J. Gogins with schools superintendent Wells A. Hall. department heads spoke on Mechanic Arts Domestic Arts Art Music and Physical Training plus Guidance and Library Work at Peter Bulkeley. Refreshments were served by Mrs. William H. Dee and walking club hostesses.

Concord Parent-Teacher Association Concord Parent- Teacher Association Frank J. Googins Wells A. Hall la Forrest Robbins Evelyn Swanson Howard G. Hawkes Enos B. Held Alice J. Kinsley J. Vey Merrill Peter Bulkeley William H. Dee

Marlboro Man Benjamin Parker Jr Weds Ellen Walet in Jersey City

The surprise marriage of Benjamin F. Parker Jr. and Miss Ellen Walet was announced by the groom’s mother. They wed October 4 in Jersey City with Rev. Father Callahan officiating and return to Marlboro to reside at 139 Howe Street with Parker’s parents.

Co. K, 181St Infantry M NG Samuel Walet Maynard Benjamin F. Parker Howe Street Marlboro

Republican Ward Group Sets Tonight Meeting in Preston Block

The Republican Ward and City Committee will meet tonight in Preston block to arrange attendance at the Massachusetts Republican club rally in Sudbury on Friday night. Chairman Winfield Temple will preside over the session.

Marlboro Republican Ward Preston Block Massachusetts Republican Club Sudbury Winfield Temple

LaFleur Funeral Services Set for Thursday Morning

George H. LaFleur will have funeral services at his home 15 Maplewood Avenue Marlboro Thursday morning with a mass at Immaculate Conception Church at 10 o'clock. F. A. McGill is the funeral director in charge.

Massachusetts Gas Tax Revenues Reach 1.5 Million in September

Massachusetts officials report September gasoline use for propulsion of motor vehicles at 49 883 000 gallons. At three cents per gallon the excise tax nets the Treasury about 1 496 490 dollars. Through nine months of 1932 tax receipts outpace 29 and 30 but lag 31, with July August September showing declines from 1981 levels.

State House Boston Henry F. Long Corporations and Taxation Massachusetts Commonwealth

Marlboro Water Board Defers Fishing Plan Take Lake Williams

Marlboro The water board again postponed decision on Marlboro Fish and Game Association requests to allow fishing in Lake Williams and Millham. The next meeting is set for November 7 after earlier talks on October 3 and a two week delay. Members are reportedly split on the proposal. Mrs John Olson and Mrs John Ruble attended the North Middlesex District conference in Shirley on October 4 representing the Ladies Missionary Society of the West Concord Union Church.

Marlboro Water Board Marlboro Fish and Game Association Lake Williams Millham City Hall John Olson John Ruble Ladies’ Missionary Society West Concord Union Church North Middlesex United Church Shirley

Fox hound Chile wins Canobie Park trials in Rockingham event

South Acton local fox hound winner P A Jensen's Chile led a field of 38 hounds at the dog carnival trials held by the Canobie Fish and Game Club at Rockingham park on Sunday October 16. The 2 and a half year old hound is from Lane's Alex Hayden and Trophe Kennel Guess. Jensen, an experienced judge, previously served on Acton Fair bench but this marks his first competition of the season.

P. A. Jensen Canobie Fish and Game Club Rockingham Park Jensen Chile Lane Alex Hayden Acton

Marlboro Branch Formed by Allied Veterans Group

At a Marlboro meeting held in Veterans of Foreign Wars headquarters the Marlboro Branch of the Allied Veterans Association was organized and its board installed. Honorary president is Commander George H Brigham of John A Rawlins post GAR with acting president Stillman P Wood. Officers include Chesley McKenzie first vice, Charles F McCarthy second vice, Rep. Stephen A Manning third vice, Ralph Ricciuti secretary, Dean Reynolds treasurer, and an executive committee listing Regan, Varley, Hutch, Minehan, Archdale, Grenier, Buckley. The group aims to oppose the National Economy League.

Vigorous campaigns loom in Massachusetts race

Governor Joseph B. Ely and Lieutenant Governor William Youngman launch one of the most energetic campaigns in state history. Both set up headquarters in Boston. Ely fundraises via radio and plans rallies in Attleboro Taunton and North Attleboro while Youngman expands radio buys. Democratic speakers include Alfred E. Smith at Boston Arena on Oct 27. Secretary Cook prepares 1.8 million voter pamphlets mailed Oct 20.

State House Boston Joseph B. Fly William §. Youngman Commonwealth Bellevue Ely State Street Democratic State Committee Youngman Cleveland Ohio Roosevelt Garner Attleboro North Attleboro Taunton Bostos Arena Alfred E. Smith New York Gov. Ely Smith Gaspar G. Bacon Senate John Swift Milford Sec Frederic W. Cook

Pleasant Street Party Catches Spirit of New York Farewell

Mrs Arthur E Smith of Pleasant Street and her daughters Barbara and Doris recently traveled to New York to bid farewell to Mrs Smiths mother and brother Swickert, who were sailing on the SS Hamburg to Europe. Mr and Mrs J Arnold Lowery and Ruth were guests of Mrs Henry M Lame at a Sunday gathering. The West Concord Girl Scouts held a lively Harvey Wheeler School dance Friday with Mrs Julia Dee providing music and refreshments served. Mrs Ivan D Servais led the event with Girl Scout Committee help.

Arthur E Smith Pleasant Street Barbara Doris New York Ivan D. Servais Girl Scout Committee

Willow Rebekah Lodge Meets in West Concord Hall

Willow Rebekah Lodge met in Odd Fellows Hall West Concord Monday evening with Mrs Edith M Bailey presiding for the first time as noble grand. A sovint with Halloween games followed. It was decided to hold a penny sale at the next Rebekah meeting November 7.

Willow Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows West Concord Edith M.bailey Josephine Pearce Gray Rebekah

Health in the Menu and Home Preserving Recipes

A column reflects on small life moments and includes home canning guidance for peaches apples and grapes. Instructions cover quantities for preserves and apple butter with spices, canning times and oven processing steps for safe storage in jars.

Main Bouts Set for Hudson Town Hall Show

Hudson announces its first show Friday night in the town hall headlined by Regis Siki and Rex Smith in a two out of three falls main bout. Semifinal features Kentucky Kid versus Jack Taylor with three preliminary bouts. Rex Smith billed as the Michigan wildcat is a 6 ft 2 in 210 lb lawyer who rose from college athletics at the University of South Dakota.

Hudson Mario D'Amici Town Hall Regis Siki Rex Smith Kentucky Kid Louisville Jack Taylor Montreal Canada Michigan Wildcat University of South Dakota Smith St. Louis Cardinals Rex Fairbury Neb Bebri West Michigan Waite New England East

Sudbury Youth Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy

Ivan Stone son of Mr and Mrs Earl Stone underwent an emergency appendectomy at Goncord hospital Monday night. He attended school as usual earlier that day.

Ivan Stone Earl Stone Goncord Hospital

Meeting of Young People Precedes C E Reorganization

At 6 p m Sunday October 23 there will be a meeting of the young people at the Congregational church preliminary to the re organization of Christian Endeavor society An informal worship service for all with no address by Rev Warren Prince Landers on A Study in Retreat A good attendance last Sunday evening featured a song service led by Harold A Merriam and an address by Mr Landers

Congregational Church Christian Endeavor Society Warren Prince Landers Harold A. Merriam Landers

Cookery Questions to Miss Darling for Answers

Readers may send any cookery problems to Miss Darling care of this newspaper. She will answer them through this column or by personal letter.

Notice of Administration Petition in Middlesex Probate Court

The Probate Court of Middlesex Massachusetts cites heirs and creditors regarding Lauren Kingman of Concord as a proposed administrator of Carolyn F. Kingman’s estate. A hearing is set for October 27 1932 in Cambridge to show cause why letters should not be granted without bond. Publication required weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise.

Carolyn F. Kingman Concord Lauren €. Kingman Middlesex Cambridge Concord Enterprise John C. Leggat Esquire Loring P. Jordan Register

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