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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1939

Page

6

Visit to Charles A Welch Lodge Promised by Grand Grand Master

The Grand Master Meare of the Grand visit to Charles A Welch Lodge is planned for tomorrow evening. A feast will be served after the meeting and speeches by Piligritarids are expected. William K. Walters Ipsul Master invites members to join the session timed for September 17th.

Newton Bymond Lang Prand- Meare Charles A. Welch William K. Walters Ipsul Pide Charles

Local Athletics Meet At Camp Resolute Highlights

A fragment from Ayhau notes a Sunday gathering at Camp Resolute near Bolton with races and entertainment. The event featured young competitors including a noted youngest participant and prizes awarded by a committee led by Mrs Mélville Bailey of Hud-Beis.

Camp Resolute Dan Mélville Bailey Mewes White

Marriage Notice for Laura Maitland Goodvan and Arthur Maitland Goodvan

Maynard Mr and Mrs Charles Salminen announce the marriage of their daughter Laura Evelyn to Arthur Maitland Goodvan of Ford on August 32. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Otha at the Mediora Congregation. The couple reside at 2 Somer Avenue and he is a teacher.

Maynard Charles ‘Salminen Laura “Hvelyn Arthur Maitland Goodvan Ei ' Congregationa Anathy Atractoy

Local Sports Notes From the Past Season

The column recalls alumni pleas for control of the tennis program and the ongoing court flood challenges. It notes the hockey rink flood needs and honors Johnny Staszewski for his steady rink work. Ed O’Donnell returns from injuries to support football, while Milford’s schedule shift to November 18 hints at calendar adjustments.

Meourts Othey Age of Wight Pepring Johnny Staszewski Bie Place Odoannell Saranac Ekeleton Milford

Mrs Mild Fox of Maynard Die of Natural Causes

Mrs Mild Fox 75 of Maynard died suddenly Saturday morning while reading a paper at home. Dr William Roche medical examiner ruled death natural. She was born in Irasburg Vermont and had lived in Maynard 12 years. Funeral services were Monday afternoon conducted by Rev Arthur Wilde at the Baptist church in Acton. Burial in Irasburg Vermont.

Maynard Flora B’fox Mild Fox Mahr ‘Street Ated Ater Sir Cremer William’ Roche Marlboro Mrs. Fox

Edward Byrne Returns From Army Service in Hawaii

Maynard Edward Byrne recently finished a three year Army term stationed at Schofield Barracks Hawaii and arrived at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Byrne on Newton Drive Friday. Edward led sports and entertainment shows in Honolulu and says Tony Smalski and Arthur Lacroix remain in Hawaii. Arthur LaCroix married while serving in Honolulu.

Maynard Edward Byrne U. S. Army Schofield Barracks Hawaii Joseph Byrne Newton Drive Edward Army Honolulu Tony Smalski Arthur Lacroix

Peterson Mourned in Maynard Finland born resident dies at 74

Maynard residents gathered at 40 Douglas Avenue to mourn Peter Maynard born Finn and longtime resident 45 years. Helen Peterson his wife Sofia daughter Hekkala attended paying respects. funeral held Saturday at home with Rev. George Koponen of the Finnish Congregational Church officiating. Burial followed in Glenwood Cemetery family lot.

Maynard John A _ ‘Péterson Douglas Avenue Finland Helen Veg Sophia’ Peterson Ie Ae ‘Hekkala Peterson George Koponen Glenwood Cemetery

Maynard-Herr Hitler Effigy Hung on Thompson Street

An effigy of Hitler hung from Thompson Street near the Assabet mill on a rainy Thursday, observed all day before police removed it in the evening. The display included a placard reading Hitler. Regitta Ayotte, a local high school graduate, was appointed clerk of the high school succeeding Laura Aho.

Maynard Hitler Thompson ‘Street Higchool Laura’ Aho

Miss Joy Tufts Receives Friends at Secretarial Office

Fragmentary notice describes Miss Joy Tufts receiving good wishes from many friends on Thursday at her secretarial service office near the Post and Con roads. It mentions Miss Miriamith and others from Melrose and a visit by Dr William Buckley and Ralph W Stone, with uncertain spacing and names.

Joy “Tufts Miriamith Dorey Melrose Leran Wiliam A. Buckley Sanday Rene Carpenr Ralph W Btone Pan Mos 'Tewry Her

Unclear local notices on residents and community items

Fragmented local lines report illnesses transfers and home care for residents including Mrs Herbert L Day and Mrs Page Brown. Mentions Concord Bed and Gun Club dam work Mill Pond site and various road names and local officials with scattered phrases and names.

Concord Bed and Gun Club Mill Pond Barrett's Min Road Wilf

Subbury Move In On Candy Hill And Local Notices

Subbury residents Mr and Mrs Douis Hough have taken over the house on Candy Hill formerly occupied by Professor and Mrs Goon, who moved to the Good estate on Maynard Road. Parishioners of the First Parish church plan a vestry menu for Columbus Day. An automobile with an American flag appeared near the Jehovah Witnesses Settlement in North Sudbury last week.

Douis “Hough Candy’ Hill C. Willam Wood Ac Conn Boca Columbus Jehovah Witnesses North Sudbury

Native Ferns Event Highlights At Pepperell Garden Club

Mrs. Benjamin Poor presided as guest speaker on Our Native Ferns with 25 specimens named and described. Mrs. Ernest Washiburn thanked members for the last show and plans for a Middlesex County Fair exhibit next week. The next meeting and guest afternoon will be at the Acton Women’s Club on October 5 with a talk on Gourds by Sterling H. Pool of the New England Gourd Society.

T. FitzGibon Benjamin Poor Pepperell Garden Ernest Washiburn Willymss Nest Opetr Acton “Womitin Ponse Sterling H. Pool Thes New England

Gas Station Permit Hearing Debated in Acton

A town hearing on a gas station permit in Acton discussed plans for a modern layout and orderly operation. Officials noted proposed benefits to the community and an attractive site, with a weeklong session and decisions deferred for further review.

Acton Ésse Eifks West Allon Mater

Maple Street Partners Close On Harold and Vottie Records

Mrs FY Jand and Almay of Maple Street New York join Mr and WR H fimbey of New Jersey in a property purchase on Maple Street. The deal involves Harold and Vottie Records and aims at improvements to the premises.

Gathering for furniture refinishing group forms in Acton

A large gathering attended a demonstration on Thursday evening about methods for a furniture refinishing project. Starting September 12 18 a group will be formed with limited seats and contact Mrs Irwin Hollowell at Acton 24 11 for joiners.

Ehire Charlies 5Rwin Hollowell

First Prizes Reported For Acton Gardener

An Acton gardener named Alex Le Fretless won first prize at a county exhibition. Popé tokal and Wigo exhibited works, with Fait earning praise from the Agricultural Association director for his standout display and agricultural merit.

Acton Alex le Actony Tokal A. Mer Ideas Agricultural’Association

Food Market Prices and Shortages Signal Tight Supplies

Market notes show butter and poultry facing higher costs and limited availability. Fresh pork is scarce as conditions depress production and delays push prices up. broiling and frying cuts rise while overall supplies tighten across the county.

Church School Opens Sunday at Methodist Church

The fall term of the Methodist church school began last Sunday at 9 30 with William Nayor as superintendent and Miss Emma Green as primary department supervisor. The Adelphoe Class held a fall start with a progressive supper after which a meeting was held Monday night. Soup and courses were served at several homes including Mrs Rowland Priest and Miss Hadith MacAtslin, culminating at the parsonage with Mrs Eaton Marshall hosting.

Maynard Methodist Church Willim ““Nay Or Emma’ Greenpalge Adelphae Rowland Priest Hadith MacAtslin Phillip Wilson Eaton Marshall

Car Stolen From Maynard-Arthur Street Garage

A car was stolen from Carlton's garage on Summer Street about four o'clock Friday morning. The car was found in Worcester by state police and towed to the police station. it was in good condition when Carlton arrived. Local police coordinated with state police on the case.

Maynard Arthur “Carlton

BOCC Battlefront Italian Club Tops Firemen in Three Straight

The Italian Social club continued its dominance over the Sipemnen by winning a third straight bocce match behind seasoned play. Firemen under Captain Pay Connors retaliated by defeating R.so's Restaurant in a separate Thursday contest, evening play at the rear of the fire station.

Maynard Sipemnen Aters Pay Connors R.so’s Thurs

Firemen’s schedule hints at upcoming game with Frank She Office team

This week’s scheduling note hints at a forthcoming game between the Firemen and Captain Matti’s squad, with the “Bitechats” and an Italian-linked side mentioned. It suggests arrangements for a match in the early part of next week, with details to be finalized by Ray Connors.

Mherson Scheding Ray Connors Matti Liremen G. Prep Frank

Also Mentioned on This Page

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