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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1934
Page
1
A report outlines looming strike action linked to government policy and wage questions, with figures like L Hopkins weighing if payments to workers should continue during the stoppage. The piece touches on broader mentions of economic policy, international affairs, and political tension amid a chaotic wartime era.
The town sees a broad movement as new owners take possession of many residences prompting widespread address changes. Residents face upheaval and carriers report headaches keeping up with the shifts. In political results Maynard defeats Madden in the Democratic primary 563 to 67 in Hudson. district totals show varied supports across Boxboro and surrounding wards. The overall primary turnout reaches 988 with 652 Democrats and 331 Republicans.
West Concord The Enterprise congratulates Mr and Mrs Michael J Clark of 8 Highland Street on their 59th wedding anniversary. They attend Our Lady Help of Christians Church daily mass despite weather. Mr Clark, a former Gleasondale mill worker, and his wife have long resided in West Concord.
The weekly whist and bingo party of Maynard Post W F W Friday night drew a large crowd. Mary Weaver won the door prize, while prizes went to John Hanson Alice Joyce P William Morrill Hilda Fonsell Mra William Reed Henrietta Bamford Minnie Campbell Harriet PIllman John Dora.
Maynard Miss Dorothy A Sheridan daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Sheridan and Charles A Byron Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charlies A Byron were married Sunday at St Bridget s church Rev Father Sherry officiated at 2 pm Mrs Margaret Civitarese attended as matron of honor and Francis Byron was best man A reception followed at the bride parents home with relatives from South Acton Roslindale Uxbridge Hudson and Maynard.
The board of assessors announced the 1934 tax rate remains 27, unchanged from last year. The decision keeps the local tax structure steady for residents and property owners.
Maynard Rome Lodge of Italy prepares for the annual Columbus Day event on October 12. The Rossini Band of Natick leads a parade from Eagles hall to Parker Street, starting at 2 PM, after a concert at the hall. Evening entertainment and dancing follow.
The town hall hosts exhibits of arts and crafts along with flower and fruit displays. Items include canned fruits and vegetables, ribbons, and numerous vegetable entries from Justamere Farm, Mrs Edward W Moore, George V Mead, J F Cummings, and others with prices ranging around $0.75 to $1.50.
Concord voters back Gaspar G Bacon for Governor with 587 to 130 for Goodwin while U S Senator David J Walsh led with 174 to 44 for Barry and 17 for Donahoe. Middlesex County sheriff candidates split votes with McHiroy at 437 and Brown among others. Lincoln’s Tarbell noted in Sudbury contest.
Mr and Mrs Thomas host the wedding of Miss Perry at their Old Road home. Rev George H Clarke of Sudbury Methodist Church officiated. The bride wore a white lace gown with a maline hat and orange blossom crown. Her bouquet featured white chrysanthemums and orchids.
In Middlesex County the 11th State Representative district and Middlesex Sheriff races drew most votes. Towle of Carlisle led sheriff with 601 votes while Brown had 244 and seven others 78 total. governor results showed Bacon 364 and Goodwin 148. treasurer Dionne 336 and Vinson 87. auditor Cook 259 and Pigeon 192. David R Kinsley of West Acton tallied 91 votes.
Local report notes A. T. Grimes Acton LOO FP held its officers meeting on Monday with routine duties outlined. Members discussed standard governance actions and upcoming community events.
At Grange Hall Sudbury the Naeee case draws attention with Nellie Bly and Albert Haynes as leading players. The local Grange may reveal information about the trial while most details are withheld. The Assabet Mill whistle ends a three week textile strike as 1800 workers return to duty amid improving business.
The Bedford Grange Fair displayed exhibits with numerous prizes awarded. A ferris wheel and a Dutch girl costume inspired carriage recreation drew attention, marking a first for Beatord and drawing positive reception.
Mayneard Johnnie O Leary star player and captain of the local high school football team enters Worcester Academy on Tuesday. Dick Archer former table and track star and Jack Fayton also entered the same academy.
Edward Cunningham of Lincoln, a senior, has been elected president of the Concord High School Athletic Association, succeeding John Damon as head of the organization.
A stalled semi-public meeting delayed the installation ceremony as attendees debated procedural steps and venue arrangements. Local officials attempted to resume proceedings amid unclear timelines and mounting tensions.
William Boston of Concord and Harry Rice lead a list of winners in regional events. The report notes their top placements among a group of local competitors in a county meet.
Members of the Demand Post American Legion must be notified that at the next lar meeting on October 18 the post will vote to change Article 14 Section 1. The proposed reading is Third day of October.
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