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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1930

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Public Lecture on Accomplishment at Concord Church

A lecture at the First Church of Christ Scientist in Concord features Paul Stark Co of Portland discussing The Science of Accomplishment. Mrs Mary Wheeler introduces the speaker and the talk explores intelligent effort, mind power, and spiritual means behind achievement, linking to the Paris Peace Pact and the idea that real progress stems from ideas like justice and love. The piece references Mind power, Saint Einstein? Noting the article ends with a continuation on Page 4.

First Church of Christ Concord Paul Stark Ann Mary Eddy Ming Paris

Sudbury Woman's Club Hosts Antique Shop Meeting

The Sudbury Woman's Club gathered at the Goulding Antique Shop in South Sudbury on October 15. A fireside program featured a Thanksgiving song, a childhood memories poem, and scholarship fund proceeds with verses, followed by a curator talk on the old house history and room details.

Sudbury Sudbury Woman's Club Goulding Concord Road South Sudbury Willis Carlton Elms Norman Barry Leonard Goulding

Forza On To Detroit Club Installed at Masonic Hall

The officers of Frank J. DeMars Post A L and Legion Auxiliary will be installed at a joint ceremony at Masonic hall on Wednesday Oct 29 with state and county Legion officials as guests. Legion commander Joseph Dineen and several county leaders attended a Middle sex County Council meeting in Ayer. An On to Detroit club was formed at a local Legion meeting. Ernest Rasmussen Benjamin Gruber and Edward Johnston were named to promote the club.

Frank J. DeMars Post A. L The Legion Auxiliary Masonic Hall Joseph Dineen Legion William and James V. Sweeney William Creeley Thomas S Smith Leo White Middlesex County Council of the Legion Ayer Detroit Ernest Rasmussen Benjamin Gruber Edward Johnnston

Post officers named for coming VFW year

Charles Luker is commander with Maynard-Maynard Post. Magloire LeSage is senior vice commander. Harold Hanson is junior vice commander. Elmer Mattson is quartermaster. Michael Towler is officer of the day. David Hubbard is adjutant. John Peterson is chaplain. Edward Johnson and James Cheney are trustees. Joseph Boothroyd is guard.

Maynard Maynard Post Charles Luker Magloire LeSage Harold Hanson Elmer Mattson Michael Towler David Hubbard John Peterson Edward Johnson James Cheney Joseph Boothroyd

Free Night School Classes Begin in Concord

Free evening classes at Harvey Wheeler School West Concord and Concord High School start in early November 1930. Adults may learn speaking reading and writing English and take citizenship guidance. Naturalization preparation offered. officials urge all eligible adults to enroll.

West Concord Concord

Concord Elks Propose Charity Dance Series to Aid Fund

At the Concord lodge of Elks a committee of 21 was appointed to arrange a charity dance for the Christmas fund. The group also planned weekly whist parties beginning Thursday October 16 to support the fund.

Concord Elks Concord Lodge Af Elks The Elks

Collins Couple Marks Fortieth Wedding Anniversary

Concord October 22 The Enterprise extends hearty congratulations to Mr and Mrs Michael J Collins who observed their fortieth anniversary with a family gathering at their son Joseph M Collins home on Joy street Waltham They are in good health and have three daughters Ellen St Micha Marlboro Mary Collins and nee Collins and five grandchildren Their home is at 7 Court lane.

Concord Michael J. Collins Joseph M. Collins Joy Treet Waltham Collins Ellen St. Micha Marlboro Mary Collins Nee Collins Court Lane

Concord Man, Old G A R Post Member, Dies at 85

John Clarity, formerly of Concord and one of the last two surviving G A R members of Old Concord Post 180, died in Lynn and was brought back for burial at Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Military honors were given at the grave with a half staff flag and taps, led by local veterans groups and officiated by Rev. George Loring Thurlow.

Concord John Clarity Old Concord Post Lynn Sleepy Hollow Monument Sq Corp Ralph P Hosmer USW V George M Lee James J Mansfield Amerian Legion Mander Leslie God of Corts Ross George Loring Thurlow Trinitarian Congregational Church Co. H Grave Henry Helsher Mr. Clarity Henry C Cunningham Blagdon Street Boston Concord Grand Army Post

Died At Home Of Daughter Mrs Rockwood Concord Widow Dies

Concord obituary notes Mrs Mabel Z Rockwood widow of Fred C Rockwood died October 12 at 1 Everett Street after two years illness. Born Rumney New Hampshire sixty five years ago she moved to Concord in 1897 and raised three sons and a daughter Maude with whom she lived. Funeral held at home Rev George L Thurlo officiated with burial at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Survived by sons Albert Edward Ralph and daughter Maude.

Concord Mabel Z Rockwood Fred C. Rockwood Everett Street Charles R Rockwood Rumney N. H Ihliam A. Whitney Sleepy Hollow Albert Hagertown Edward Saugus Ralph DB Pasadena Calif Maude Charles Voight

Post-Nuptial Shower for Mr. and Mrs Hellawell

A post nuptial shower was given for Maynard and Mrs Fred Hellawell at the groom’s parents home 28 Roosevelt Street. Friends attended from the community with beauticians readings and vocal solos by John Johnston and Albert Sullivan. Games music and refreshments completed the event.

Maynard Fred Hellawell William Hellawell Roosevelt Street Laure Bower John Johnston Albert Sullivan

Sims Praised By Boston Review For Tenth Middlesex Work

The Boston Review commends Representative Leslie W. Sims of Maynard for a strong one term record. It notes his roles on Elections and Legal Affairs committees and his consistent attendance. The article highlights his accessibility and willingness to pursue district improvements.

Leslie W. Sims Maynard Middlesex

Bedford Auxiliary Unit Elects Officers for New Term

At the regular Auxiliary Unit meeting in the town hall last Tuesday evening, officers were elected including President Mrs Jennie Gammon and 1st vice president Mrs Sally Converse. Installations are set for Thursday evening Oct 23 at 8 in the junior high school auditorium with public invitation.

A. Kl Jennie Gammon Sally Converse Mary McMahan Julia Tackney Margaret Mansfield Anne’ Berry Bessie Biern Sophia Lyons Dora Wellington Katherine Kiley Eliza Hunt Eva Day

Town committee plans rally amid campaign hurdles

At a recent meeting of the Re Slician Town committees Rev Rear 92 He Cratke B eFuing announced campaign plans. The committee decided to hold a rally with speakers to discuss campaign issues but faces difficulty securing a suitable hall.

Re“Slician Rear He Cratke

Prize dog found dead after potential poison attack

A prize dog in the Me Aa Roe Club area was found dead near its home with a fragment of a frankfurter in the stomach. Lloyd Walker, district game warden, assists in the investigation. Neighbors fear a dog hater may be active, citing a similar poisoning last year and dangers to children.

Me Aa Roe Club Waa Lloyd Walker

Joint installation of Concord and Willow Lodges held in West Concord

West Concord Oct 22 officers of Concord Lodge and Willow Lodge were installed at Odd Fellows Hall. Miss Cora MacLeod PNG became noble grand of Willow Lodge. Leonard V. Benson became noble grand of Concord Lodge. A turkey supper followed for 160. District officers and staff conducted the ceremonies with presentations of past noble grand collars and jewels.

West Concord Concord Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Cora MacLeod PNG Murdoch MaclLeod Main #l Noble Grand Willow Lodge Leonard V. Benson Derby Street Concord Wanquet Hall Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Millicent Benson Sarah Smith Somerville Marion Ellis William Brown Prospect Lodge Waltham Fish Esther Leighton Willow Rebekah Lodge Annie Walker Miss Leighton S. Thompson Blood PG Est Elgar Jacob Meder Smith Ellis

Clark Certain of Victory in Massachusetts Election

Sudbury reports Chairman Clarke optimistic about a victory for the Republican ticket on election day. He cites Gov. Allen's record as a guarantee and praises Butler’s leadership roles as reasons Republicans cannot lose.

Sudbury Clake Fouth Clarke Gov. Allen Bu‘ler Massachusetts Senate Republican National Committee U. S

West Acton Woman's Club Calendar of Meetings

The West Acton Woman's Club outlines a busy schedule from October to May with guest nights talks on precious stones by Hazel Loane and the Elizabeth Arden School of Beauty, plus music by Irma Durkee and a moving pictures program. District Conference will be hosted October 22 at Lifeton Club with District Director Mrs Charlotte Stockbridge presiding.

West Acton Jennie Whitcom America Irma Durkee Elizabeth Arden School of Marion R. Bradford Marion Ayers Ida A. Barris John Nichol Mark Caroline Derby Elizabeth I. Parker Loston News Boys Burroughs Foundation Avis P Howe Canadian Rockies Alaska Canadian National Railways Katheryn F. Towne Helen J. Woodworth Lifeton Woman's Club Charlotte A. i Stockbridge Maynard Mass Wdistrict

Maynard Voters New Total 2405

The Registrars of Voters report 2405 voters registered when registration closed. Fifty eight new voters registered since the Primary.

Maynard Registrars of Voters

Robbery on Boston Post Road Disturbs Sudbury

Samuel Sidhole, a New York jewelry salesman, was robbed at gunpoint on the Boston Post Road near Sudbury while changing a flat tire. Thieves seized diamonds, rings, watches, a diamond studded wrist watch, and $410 from his wallet, then fled in an automobile. police from Massachusetts, New York, and Boston pursued the suspects as a professional jewelry theft case.

Sudbury INS New York Boston Samuel Sidhole Boston Post Road Senaca W Hall Pleza Watch Company New York City South Sudbury Seneca Hall John Street Lua City Sidhoice Haall Se'hodlce State Constabulary Poing Red Esty Pietje

West Concord Association Meeting Highlights Local Talks

At the West Concord association gathering in the Hargy ler School hall Mrs John J Mahoney spoke on Democracy from a civic viewpoint. Prof Mahopey of Boston and Wheeler Stone preached and Miss Rosemary played violin with Marold B Chittim accompanying. Damon named chair of the membership committee and a whist party was arranged by Mrs Robert A Tor and Mrs Ervit La Bunite.

Presigent West Concord Hargyler School West Owens John J. Mahoney Wheelock School Mahopey University Boston Wheeler Stone Concord Union Church Miss Stone Rosemary Numbe Marold B. Chittim Principa School Damon Robert A. Tor Ervit ‘la Bunite

Canine Prize At Wepurn Field Day Under Local Sports League

A pointer dog named Jim, owned by George, won a prize in its class at field days Sunday in Wepurn. The event was under Middlesex County Sportsmen groups led by Rod and Gun Club president George Stockwell and other local figures. Maynard participants Evanson and Slater Eaton were among the attendees.

Jim George Ted Wepurn Wder Middlesex Oa Ge Ly League of Sportsmens Chibs George &Uart Th Mare Rod and Gun Club Baines Georg Stockwell Fvanson Slater Eaton Maynard

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oncord Church Paul Stark Seeley Portland, Oregon Les Po Steinmetz Sudbury Woman ’S Club Forza Detroit” Club M. J. Collins G. A. R. Post John N. J. Matheide Nis Inicrnwtliona Rep L. W. Sims Boston Review Sims Bedford American Legion Auxiliary Republicians Concord Lodge I. O. O. F Rebekahs Clark Woman's Club West Acton Group Maynard Methodist Church Ernest’ Lyman Mills Post Road Yeggs Seneca Sudbury Beéston Winter Garden River Street Maynard, Mass England Ecking
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