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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1925
Page
11
The Industrial News Bureau reports on a nationalist argument favoring public ownership of industry. Morris Hillyou ter asserts public control could change costs and service quality, while countering that taxes would shift burdens rather than cut expenses.
Sept 3 Marlboro coach Carey shapes the team with Dolan Nevins Kelly and Dolan in the backfield. Captain O Connell Harwood tackle, Craig Carr ends. Madden centers. Ready for opener at Hopkinton, with second and third teams to gain experience for next year.
Charles Lyons was elected grand knight of Marlboro Council K of C at the annual meeting. Other officers named include deputy grand knight Dr John A McNeher, Chancellor Walter Crotty, recording secretary Clifton MacGee, financial secretary William G Reagan, treasurer Leo Hayes, advocate William G Hutch, inside guard Patrick Treacy, outside guard Geoghegan, adjutant, and retiring Robert Calahan. David OBrien and Joseph Lynch named as alternates. Rev Francis A McNeil to remain chaplain. Lyons becomes head of council as the new grand knight.
Marlboro reports the national council of the Congregational Church of the United States will convene in Washington from October 20 to 28. The meetings occur in the new auditorium and in nearby churches and halls.
Lucius Haxselton returned home after visiting his daughter in Detroit and attending the Grand Army Conference in Grand Rapids with 46 Massachusetts veterans. The Universalist church schedules a Sept 26 business meeting, Rally Sunday Oct 4, and Ladies Society events. A Colonial Fair plan is highlighted for Nov 12 with a fancy table and a cantake board chaired by local members.
In the afternoon a musical program featured Mary at the piano. In the evening the Grange entertained. At the conclusion a fair awarding of prizes followed with committee members John Reed Rosamond Blodgett Clara Sweet and others acknowledged for their roles.
The Concord Country Club championship tournament is underway with eight pairs advancing on Saturday. The eight losers compete for a consolation prize while the winners advance to the second championship round next Saturday.
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