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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1935

Page

6

Dramatic Grand Tercentenary Ball Parade And Show In Concord

A four day program in Concord features Grand Tercentenary Ball at State Armory Everett Street 8:30 p m with Cab Calloway and his orchestra and a large costume contingent. A Grand Parade Saturday starts 10 am Emerson Place with track meet and civic military divisions led by Maj. Michael J. Dee, Gov. James M. Curley arrival, and massed veterans units. The Civic Division includes floats from major organizations, a parade route through downtown, followed by an American Legion drum and bugle contest and baseball game Concord vs Lincoln at 4:30 pm and the final presentation of The Drama of Concord.

Cavena Cab Calloway Victor Recording Concord Emerson Pls D, Maynard Lexington Civic Emerson Military Michael J. Dee U. S. Infantry Cavalry Marine Corps Navy 12Th Infantry Rand Concord Legion Rand 82Nd Infantry James M. Curley 101St Engineers Regiment U. S. Veterans Hospital Legion Band of Bedford Corp Ralph P. Hosmer U. 8 Masachusetts American Legion James J. Mann Stow Street Everett Street Thoreau Street Main Street Wocod Street Elm Street Monument Square Letineton Road Heywood Street New Street American Legion Emerson Playground Lincoln

Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Concord Junction

Public auction will foreclose a mortgage held by Middlesex Institution for Savings on property at Riverside Avenue and Pine Street, Concord Junction. Sale set after 3:15 pm on Sept. 25, 1995, with cash down of $100 and the balance due within 15 days, subject to taxes and liens.

H. Earle Holden Nettie R. Holden Middlesex Institution For Savings Middlesex South District Concord Concord Junction Riverside Avenue Pine Street Waldo P. Lapham West Concord Mass Leonard ©. Robinson Middlesex South Vine Street Lap Bem Joseph EB. Furbush Middlesex Institution Henry F. Smith

Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Concord Mass

Public auction at 3:00 P M on October 3 1935 of a parcel on Commonwealth Avenue Concord West End Land Co. bounds include 50 50 40 31.25 62.50 feet. title from Ludwig Heinz to Oline Ostberg mortgaged to Middlesex Savings. sale subject to unpaid taxes and tax titles. purchaser pays $1000? terms to be announced.

Oline L. Ostberg Middlesex Institution For Savings Middlesex South District Concord Commonwealth Avenue Monwealth Avenue Ludwig E. Heine Concord West Nd Land Co West End Land Co Wes End Ludwig E. Heinz Isaac R. Beharrell

West Concord Union Church Tercentenary Service

West Concord Mass Rev Alfred W Stone leads a Tercentenary observance at West Concord Union Church with a 10 45 am service on September 15 followed by a sermon titled A Future Concern Worthy of the Past. The choir directed by C Waldo MacWilliams returns from vacation as the church school resumes at 9 30 am and the first weekly service is set for Tuesday September 17 at 7 30 pm.

West Concord Union West Concord Mass Alfred W. Stone

Weet Concord Cardinals Seek Twilight Playoff Game

Concord Weet Cardinals unable to schedule the third game of their three game Assabet Valley Baseball League playoff series against Littleton Athletic Association for the second half title. A twilight contest may be played this week. West Concord Troop Boy Scouts met Friday with Ronald MacKenzie chosen acting Scoutmaster after John Hendershot moved to Reading.

Weet Concord Cardinals Littleton Athletic Association Assabet Valley Baseball League West Concord Boy Scouts Ronald MacKenzie John Hendershot Reading MacKenzie Lauren Kingman

Home Insulation Cuts Fuel Waste in Heating Systems

The article argues that uncovered furnaces and uninsulated pipes in homes waste fuel just as in large industrial plants. It advocates easy economical insulation for domestic heating to improve efficiency and reduce fuel costs.

Canada Lobster Province Crowned as Leading Export Region

The Atlantic coast of Canada remains the top area for lobster production with high output figures. Reported industry data show export volumes around 137,000 cases, underscoring the scale of this seafood sector in Canada.

Canada Atlantic Provinces Pegi Ag

Concords Tercentenary Week Opens With Union Service

Concord observes its 300th anniversary of religious freedom with a union service at the First Parish Meeting House. Six ministers from Concord led prayers lessons and benediction as representatives from the town’s churches gathered for hymns and remarks. An exhibit of communion silver and church history preceded a public vestry gathering.

Concord Harnid . Orendorff Charlies G. Edcota Flist Eliot R Howard Trinitarian Congregational Church William Miller Trinity Church Warren B. Goddard West Concord Charles Russell Peck Trinity Edward P. Daniels Otto Rafos Vree Church Isaac Watts X- Press Martin Rinkart Mr. Daniels Louis Cornish American Unitarian Association Concow Russia Germany Italy George L. Thurlow Oliver Sewall Massachusetts Congregational Conference

Flower Show Opens in Sudbury September 14 and 15

Sudbury Garden Club announces its Autumn show of flowers, fruits and vegetables at Sudbury Center Town Hall on Saturday September 14 from 3 pm to 9 30 pm and Sunday September 15 from 3 pm to 6 pm. Four adult classes and a children’s class invite all townspeople. tea will be served and admission is free. Babies must be received by 3 30 pm Saturday and stay until 6 pm Sunday.

Sudbury Garden Club Sudbury Center Sudbury Town Hall

County Sportsmen Look Forward 10 Outing Sunday

Maynard Maynard Red and Gun Club grounds host the Middlesex County League of Sportsmen's Clubs annual outing on Sunday September 15 with rain date September 22. The event expects thousands and features skeet and trap shooting, a coon drag, dog show, turkey shoot, and an exhibition by Billy Hill. Twenty five clubs from across the county participate.

Maynard Middlesex County League of Sportsmen Maynard Red and Gun Club Billy Hill Remington Arms Company Ashland Ayer Billerica Concord Framingham Lowell Marlboro Melrose Lexington Arlington Reading Chelmsford Lincoln Waltham Woburn

Lithuanian American Clubs Hold Massachusetts Gathering

More than five thousand people from across the state attended the United Lithuanian American Citizens Clubs of Massachusetts event at Vose Playgrounds. State treasurer Charles Hurley spoke and donated a loving cup won by the South Boston Club. clubs from Lynn Worcester and others took cups in athletic events. A Worcester group debuted the Lithuanian dance Alexandra in the United States. Henry P. Leabat of Lynn presided, assisted by Alexander Barnat, John Chenin, Charles Protap, Adam Mitchell, and Joseph Lekys.

Maynard Massachusetts Vose Charles Hurley South Beston Club Lynn Worcester Henry P. Leabat

First Grid Game of Season at Milford

The Maynard grid squad begins football under Coach Mike Vodoklys with a scrimmage on Alumni Field and plans to debut September 23 at Milford. A backfield of Al Fraser Frankie Downey Ed Flaherty and Lou Columbo leads a team building through tackling, blocking, and signal practice as over 18 candidates vie for the first eleven.

Maynard Oiig Maynard 1. S. Svidiron Alumni Mike Vodoklys Mike Milford Vodoklys Frankie Downey Vedoklys Lexington Hudson Reggie Sawyer Charlie Manty Donnie O'Leary Speedy Donnie Anthony Tomy Jumbo Liverman O'Leary Raikey Hayden Priest Nyholm Flaherty Johnson Alatala Pekkala Laat Kauppi

Funeral for Mrs May Isabel Cutler in Acton

The death of Mrs May Isabel Cutler of Roxbury occurred August 26 at Boston City Hospital. She leaves brothers Robert Maynes of Brighton Everett Maynes and another sister Mrs Emily Paterson of Hudson New Hampshire and her husband. Funeral services were at Acton Congregational church August 29 with Rev Glenn W Douglass officiating. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery.

Acton Congregational Church Glenn W. Douglass Harlan William Tuttle Hazel Hopper Woodlawn Cemetery

Community shows spirit with garage project at parsonage

Samuel Knowlton funded the painted garage at the parsonage. John Pederson led two trucks to haul gravel from Knowlton’s land and oversaw driveway construction with a landscape gardener’s help.

Acton Samuel Knowlton John Pederson

Emiline Hall Weds Philip Garfield in Sudbury Wedding

Miss Emiline Hall daughter of Sudbury Police Chief Hall wed Philip Garfield of East Jaffrey New Hampshire at 3 pm in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Hocheeh Reynolds. Maid of honor Mary Garfield wore rose chiffon and best man was Kenneth Elser. The couple will reside in East Jaffrey after a White Mountains wedding trip.

Sudbury Seneca W. Hall Boston Road South Sudbury Ag Emiline Hall Philip Corban Garfield Jaffrey N. H Hocheeh Reynolds Congregational Church Mary Garfield Kenneth Elser Mast Jolley Sroom Martin Garfield East Jaffrey White Mountains

Local visits and personnel notes in Sudbury

SUPBURY Mr and Mrs Karl Schamizie of Newton were in town Sunday locking up old friends. Kenneth Harding, New England representative of the Grace Steamship Line, was in town Saturday. Miss Elsie Oliver Peakham road has been appointed assistant at the South Sudbury Post Office.

Karl Schamizie Newton Kenneth Harding New England Grace Steamship Line Grace New York California John Leonard Emma Buckley Wes Medford Elsie Oliver Peakham Road South Sudbury Oliver

Revere Court Hears Car Collision Last Saturday

Miss Marie F Anderson of Mountain avenue Revere alleges Marie E Stauff and her husband assaulted her after a rear end collision on Route 2 last Saturday. Both defendants were ordered to appear in court on Monday September 9.

Marie F. Anderson Mountain Avenue Revere Stauff Anderson Miss Anderson Marie E. Stauff Ils

Deal to Last 550 Years

The British Teles have sufficient coal resources for at least 550 years, according to a recent survey.

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