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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1929

Page

4

Briand Rules Out New Cabinet In Paris

Paris October 23 Briand stated he would not form another cabinet despite calls to reshuffle after his government’s failed confidence vote. He may accept Foreign Minister post or support a temporary government until Raymond Poincare can return to public life as political leaders propose a stopgap cabinet.

Frederick K. Abbott M. S Paris Gaston Dogmergue Cou Aris¢ Briand Briand Tand Tal Raymond Poincare

Slemenceau Gaining Yenent Report of Reedy and Mumps Event

Fragmentary clipping notes M. George Reedy, wartime Premier, reportedly suffered a heart attack and died on October 23. The text also mentions Batley of 66 Actons and a Providence private or teaching context tied to mumps, but details are unclear.

Yenent George Reedy Om Ie Batley Providence

Shawkey Set To Lead Yankees In 1950 Appointment

The article reports that Robert Shawkey will become manager of the New York Yankees for 1950, with plans to sign tomorrow. It notes expectations of nominal success, calls for rebuilding with Dusty Cooke, Ben Chapman, Bub Hargrave as coach, and mentions Barrow and Connery discussing strategy.

New York Robert Shawkey Miller Huggins New York Yankees Shawkey Legion Trn Yuli Philadelphia Athletics Yankees Huggins Wall Judge Landis John McGraw Connie Mack Ed Barrow Bob Connery St. Paul Dusty’ Cooke Ben Chapman Hargrave Stern

Zeppelin on flight to Spain

The Graf Zeppelin rose at 6.48 a. m. from Friedrichshafen and headed southward on a flight over Spain marking a new leg of its world circling journey.

Zeppelin Spain Friedrichshafen

Worcester man dies from car crash injuries near Sudbury

Ralph Howard 28 of Worcester died at Marlboro Hospital from internal injuries after a delivery vehicle swerved across a road near the Boyd place on the Boston Post road. He was driving a new Chevrolet chassis when the accident occurred around mid afternoon. Police chief Seneca W. Hall led the investigation and the body was taken to his Worcester home.

Sudbury Ralph Howard Shirley Street Worcester the Marlboro Hospital Boston Post Howard Boston Boyd Place Marlboro Hospital John JF. Collins Seneca W. Hall

Fall Case Goes To Jury Today

Washington reports the trial of former Secretary Abert Fall reaches the jury after four hours of closing arguments. Justice Willis Hitz presides as 12 jurors weigh whether the $100000 payment from E L Doheny was a bribe or a loan. Fall, aged 68, is wheelchair bound and hopes for acquittal despite prosecutors highlighting further oil scandal connections.

Washington Abert B. Fall Inter Aury William Hitz E. L. Doheny Fall Harry F. Sinclair Owen J. Roberts Philadelphia

Crazed Man Attacks Women in Boston Incident

In Boston on October 23 a former inmate from Boston State Hospital attacked and kicked over a dozen women shouting he sought revenge for martyrs of Gas tovia. A lone youth, Clarence Yanofsky 23 Mattapan, tackled him. Police later captured him and he claimed to be Victor Orcick 39 WWI veteran before being returned to the hospital.

Boston Boston State Hospital Gastovia Clarence Yanofsky Mattapan Victor Orcick State Hospital

Mrs Rogers Dinner Hostess For District Event

Sudbury M Ys guests entertained at the Wayside Inn with a chicken dinner and program in the Dal room presided by Congresswoman Mrs Rogers. Speakers included Miss Waiin and Rep Joseph W Martin with remarks from H W Taylor and Mrs Frank Roe Batchelder. City officials and residents attended the gathering.

Sudbury Mys Tanith Nourse Ube Cy H Rogers Mars Rogers Dianneu Delair Washington Miss Waiin Joseph W Martin Attleporo H W Taylor Belmont Republican State Committee Frank Roe Batchelder Winfield Temple William H Wellen Amadee Martel Aubrey J Marshall Axel Josephson Arthur J. Rougeau William Lacroix Chas. H Speares Frank W Thrasher Wiley Shaw Joseph Lavigne Hattie Longley Wayland Russell Romeo Gadbois Algernon R. Brigham George Stone O H Stevens Blanche Poitras Joseph Cordeau

Maynard Methodist Church Service Schedule Notice

Rev C C Garland D D pastor leads 9 30 Sunday school with Miss Emma Greenhalge superintendent 10 30 Morning Worship subject The Second Touch 12 M Adult school 6 P M Epworth league Miss Ruth Foster president 7 P M Evening worship How Much Do You Weigh All readers invited to service and fellowship Wednesday 7 46 with 3rd chapter of Johns Gospel review

Sunda Emma Greenhalgé Lermo Epworth League Ruth Foster

South Acton Congregational Church Schedule

Morning services on Sunday October 27 at 10 30 with Sunday school and adult classes at 11 45 Rev Ralph A Barker pastor. Queenstown Ireland October 23 INS weather conditions over southern Ireland favorable no word on Diteman trans Atlantic solo flyer progress by noon.

Congregational Church South Acton Mass Ralph A. Barker Queenstown Ireland U. S Diteman trans-Atlantic Solo-Flier

Maynard K of C Installs New Officers at Masonic Hall

Maynard Council Knights installed officers at a meeting in the Masonic hall last night with district leaders and nearby councils attending. Thomas Quirk and John J Donahue oversaw the ceremonies followed by a chicken pie supper and talent show from Boston.

Maynard Council K. of C Masonic Hall Thomas Quirk Uv. D Stat Milford John J Donahue D D Maynard Arlington Boston William Smith Thomas Duggan Hdward Crowley Jam Mahoney Robert Sheridan Joseph Byrne Harold Morgan John Maley Leo White Michael Murray Terence Mahan John Hannon Grand Knights of Marlboro Hudson Concord Clinton Lexington Hudson Council

Collins Five Dominates Maynard Match At Maceys Alleys

Collins Five swept the Maynard Midland bowling league clash at Macey's alleys Maynard defeating the Maynard alley team. Littlefield of Macey Five claimed high single 121 and high total 339.

Maynard Collings Macey’s Littlefield Macey

Sudbury Party At "Penlan" Hosts Notables

Miss Nancy Way entertained a small party of young Sudbury friends at Penlan on Sunday. Guests included Miss Edith Whitehead of Hudson, Charlotte Moore of Arlington, William Childs Waltham, Walter Sheafe Newton, and John Robarts Marblehead.

Nancy Way Sudbury

Three violate hunting law in rapid Maynard court

Maynard residents were arrested by district game warden Lloyd Walker and deputy William Waterhouse for shooting a rabbit during the closed season and possessing a rabbit out of season. Both were convicted in district court at Concord, with fines of 10 dollars each. The rapid action also involved an alien fined for shooting on a borrowed license in Clinton district court.

Maynard Lloyd Walker Wm. Waterhouse Concord Walker Waterhouse Clinton

Walden Royal Arch Chapter Installation in Concord

Henry C. Burnham District Deputy and Walter G. Whittemore Deputy Grand Captain of the Host will install Walden Royal Arch Chapter officers at a Masonic Temple meeting Monday evening. Supper at 7 o clock supervised by Mrs Vincan G Chapman. High Priest elect Winslow J Damon and officers elect Warren B Goddard Robert E Hartin Duncan G Chapman named.

Concord Henry C. Burnham United Walter G. Whittemore Walden Royal Arch Warren B. Goddard West Concord King Robert BE. Hartin Duncan G. Chapman Lincoln

Lawtons Observe Silver Wedding Anniversary

West Concord October 23 Mr and Mrs Frederick Lawton 174 Commonwealth Ave observe the silver wedding anniversary of their marriage at Maynard They have six children Edward a Concord police officer George Frederick Julia Mary and Anna Lawton Mr Lawton is an officer at the Reformatory

West Concord Frederick’ Lawton Commonwealth Ave Maynard Lawton Reformatory Edward Concord George Frederick Julia Mary Anna Lawton

Concord Grocery Whist Party Draws Social, Financial Praise

Exchange hall hosted a Friday evening grocery whist that drew 68 players and raised funds for the fire department. Prizes included flour and a bottle of catsup, with winners named as Arlene Jones, John Coughlin, J S Hescock, Lawrence Tucker, George Hayward, and others.

Arlene Jones John Coughlin J. S. Hescock Lawrence’ W. ‘Tucker George K. Hayward David J. Clayton Mabel Penny Winifred . MacKenzie David F. Penny William” Roche Rose Grimes Mary L. Owen Everett W. Reed Horace Tuttle Thomas Murray

Local House Guests and Social Events Reported

Mrs Burton B Smith of Kennebunk Maine visits Mr and Mrs Henry L Capelle on Martin Street. Mrs John Bagley of Troy Maine visits her niece Mrs George K Hayward on Stow Road. Miss Sadie L Hawley CHS 29 pursues secretarial studies at Katherine Gibbs School and remains active as a soloist. Acton Grange No 259 hosts a Halloween party and dance October 30 in the town hall with Ed Andrews Orchestra and free parking.

Burton B. Smith Kennebunk Maine Henry L. Capelle Martin Street John Bagley Troy George K. Hayward Stow Road Sadie L. Hawley Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School Acton Grange Acton Andrew

West Acton Widow Angie Knowlton Dies at 80

Mrs Angie Knowlton widow of George Knowlton died early morning at her daughter Emma Evans home. Another daughter Mrs Fred Holt lives in Maynard. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 pm at the Baptist Church in West Acton.

Angie Knowlton George Knowlton Emma Evans Fred Holt Maynard Baptist Church West Acton

Maynard Pastor Addresses Westford Women’s Club

Rev C C Garland of Maynard Methodist Church spoke to the Women's Club of Westford on Tuesday afternoon. The report notes his mother’s illness is improving.

C. C. Garland Maynard Methodist ‘Church Women’s Club of Westford Mcpee Yatreet

Methodist Ladies Aid reports weekly meeting and supper

The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church held their monthly business meeting in the vestry on Tuesday evening. A supper is planned for Saturday from five to seven. Rev C G Garland spoke Sunday night criticizing Senator Moses of Concord for attacking Hoover Ramsay MacDonald peace plan. Mrs Hiram Parkin hosted tea Monday for Mrs A M Osgood whose husband once pastored the local church.

Ladies Aid Society The Methodist Church Sveen C. GC. Garland Moses Concord N. H Hoover Ramsay MacDonald Hiram Parkin Randell Road A. M. Osgood John Mass Methodist’ Church H. A. Wilson Brooks Street

Epworth Leaguers Visit, Deliver Musical Program

A group of Epworth Leaguers from the Methodist church led a Sunday afternoon musical program at Home for Aged Women. Superintendent Miss Bowman received gifts and preserves. Rev. C C Garland attended regional church and union rescue meetings. Dr. G Land spoke at a theology conference.

Epworth Methodist Church Rath ‘Foster Thescord Miss Bowman C. C. Garland Methodist Boste Caronessociation Union Rescue Minaip G ®Land the School of Theology

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