Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 28 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1933

Page

1

Maynard Woman's Club Plans 1933 34 Season

The Maynard Woman's Club outlines a varied 1933 34 season with speakers musicians and talent from near and far. Regular meetings at St. Paul’s Parish Hall begin October 10 with entertainer Mann and soloist Mrs Eberline.

St. George's _ Church Luvia Mann George Eberline Maynard Woman's Club Am Nearoman's Clubs St. We's Church Mann Eberline Peppard

Julia Zap bride of William Pro in Sudbury wedding

Julia Zap daughter of Mrs Hereng ki became the bride of William Pro of Sudbury Sunday afternoon. Miss Gladys Zapareski was maid of honor and John Kitowicz brot was best man. The bride wore white velvet with veil and carried white roses. Bridesmaids wore brown velvet and carried yellow roses. Reception at Powder Mill hall followed. The couple plans a New York wedding trip and will live on Main Street. The groom works at Assabet Mill and is an athlete in town clubs.

Luda Julia Zap Herengki Wraniis William Sudbury Gladys Zapareski John Kitowicz Katherine and Kitowicz Blanche Koch Stephanie Ziminski Michael Zaparesmn Blazuk John White Chyzus Maid of Honor Maynard, Ester Clinton Worcester Y. Gardner Lynn Walpole Hudson New York Main Street Ppa Hee Maynara Council Paynard Town 4Me Assabet Mill

Mass for Mrs S P Espie Held at Sacred Heart

Mrs Selina P Espie died at her home on Great Road last Friday after a long illness. She leaves her husband Eugene Espie and a son, Silas Cook, with siblings Mary Maynard and others. Funeral arrangements were announced by the Catholic Ladies Aid and the auxiliary.

Mag Selina P. Espie Great Road Espie Eugene Mary of Maynard Silas Cook Waltham Cook North Adams Canton Louis

Couple Celebrates 58 Years of Marriage

The Clark couple of Seabee were married 58 years ago and were honored by relatives with congratulations and flowers. The Enterprise newsroom adds its best wishes for many more happy anniversaries.

Michael of Seabee Young Enterprise Clark

Acton NRA Group Names Local Committee Chairman

James E. Kinsley of Central Street West Acton was named chairman of the Acton Boxboro INRA committee. The group hopes to enlist Waldo Livermore Boxboro William Rawitser South Acton Clara L. Sawyer South Acton Horace F. Tuttle Acton Center John Pederson Acton Center Albert E. Lucot West Acton on the local enrollment and interpretation duties and seek public spirited cooperation.

James E. Kinsley Central Street West Acton Acton Boxboro INRA Kinsley Waldo Livermore Boxboro William Rawitser Clara L. Sawyer South Acton Horace F. Tuttle Acton John Pederson Acton Center Albert E. Lucot

Public Hearing Scheduled in Concord On Oct 2

The Finance Committee announces a public hearing at 7 30 p m in the Court room Town House Concord on Monday Oct 2 A special town meeting moved from Oct 9 to Oct 23 will consider building a gymnasium funded from the Hunt fund balancing adjourned town meeting plans.

Concord Hunt Fund

Two Couples Wed In Nashua Records Reach Clerk

Maynard residents Miss Mary Babik and Homer A Belmore wed in Nashua New Hampshire on September 2. Also married in Nashua were Gladys Pagaricky and George Baille on August 16. Ray W Niemi and Aili Stabelle, both of Maynard, married in Nashua on August 12. The Nashua Town Clerk filed the marriages for the record.

Maynard Mary ~Babik Homer A. Belmore Marlboro Nashua N. H Gladys Pagaricky George Baille Concord Ray W. Niemi Aili Stabelle

Johnsons Return From Washington Auto Trip

Mr and Mrs Albion A Johnson Dr Raymond Johnson and Miss Edith Johnson finished a family auto tour visiting numerous points of interest in Washington DC and surrounding areas.

Albion A. Johnson Raymond Johnson Edith Johnson Washington, D.C

Sudbury G O P Starts Drive

The Sudbury Republican Town Committee plans fall activities, rallies, and meetings as Middlesex County Republicans gear up for a large campaign. Chairman Rev George H. Clarke and other leaders have helped attract prominent speakers to the town, signaling extensive fall campaigning across the region.

Cottee Sudbury Heshalf Middlesex Republican ‘Party George H. Clarke Basil Oliver Eee Albert ‘Tallent P. W. Jones Gardiner Poole Eva Bowker Thomas Bradlee William E. Davison Alvin S. Bradshaw Alvin Bradshaw Repubpress Republican Sudburry Massachusetts Town Committee Middlesex County Amerstood Politi

Concord N R A session reports on deaths and honors

At a Concord meeting of the N R A committee resolutions on the death of Mrs Grafton St L Abbott were read and adopted Miss Brennan thanked for her work and retention of service A Compliance Board was appointed including Judge Prescott Keyes William A Rodday John C Fitzpatrick Leslie G Anderson John A Hutchinson Jr and Mrs Leslie R Moore with Judge Keyes named chairman pro tem

Concord Elizebeth Brennan Middlesex County N. R. A Lowell Alfred W. Stone Grafton Miss Brennan Consumers’ ‘Campaign Hugh 8. Johnson Prescott Keyes William A. ‘Rodday John C Fitzpatrick Leslie G. Anderson John A. Hutchinson, Jr Leslie R Moore Judge Keyes

Johnson Completes Penal Institution Psychiatry Course

South Acton Roland V. Johnson, one of six college students awarded a Rhode Island penal system scholarship, finished an intensive psychiatry program at Howard RT State Hospital. He balanced study with coaching a successful local baseball team and preached at Congregational Church before returning to theology studies this week.

South Acton Roland V. Johnson Rhode Island State Hospital For Mental Diseases Howard, RT Ministry Johnson Strets Bigee Ten Iyr Arthur BE Theological

Perking Up as Business Improves and Parking Tightens

Voice from a busy street notes growing commerce and more cars, but parking becomes scarce. Merchants express cautious optimism that conditions will improve soon as customers return and activity rises.

Major Murray to Receive Silver Star for Valor in France

Major Joseph Daniel Murray of Massachusetts is slated for the Silver Star for gallantry in Vie France in July 1918 while leading the 43rd Company, 2nd Battalion, 6th Marines under heavy shellfire. He was wounded during the attack and later awarded the Purple Heart and Croix de Guerre among other honors.

Washington France Seph Daniel Murray Marine Corps Mass Murray Army Navy Vie Mathen Bat Ines Coficord Marine Corgis Massachusetts Panama Cuba Nicaragua Aare

Maynard Rainbow for Girls Install Officers at Masonic Hall

Maynard Assembly Rainbow for Girls installed officers in a semi public ceremony at Masonic hall on Saturday night with many relatives and friends in attendance. Luella Huntoon of West Concord led the ceremony with Ruth Taylor Marion Lester Margaret Allen and Faith Stearns assisting. The nine oclock interpolation ceremony was performed by L D Wilson De Molay with Willis Stockbridge Robert McGarry and Howard Weaving. Installed were Carol Crosby worthy advisor Ruth Bishop associate worthy advisor Anna Fayton charity Jannette Miller hope Constance Dawson faith Arlene Mills chaplain Barbara Jordan drill leader. Mrs Lessie McGarry presented Ruth Taylor with a past worthy advisor jewel. Refreshments followed and the initiatory degree is planned for Friday Oct 6.

Maynard Maynard Assembly Rainbow Masonic Hall Robert McGarry Howard Weaving Carol Crosby Ruth Bishop Anna Fayton Charity

Acton Tax Rate Noted At 23.69 Per Thousand

The 1933 Acton tax rate is 23.69 per thousand, about 1.20 higher than last year. The notice contrasts Acton with New York districts where taxes are billed quarterly, noting the extra work for the collector.

Acton New York State

Annursnac Grange Hosts Teacher’s Night In Warner Hall

About forty public school teachers attended the Annursnac Grange event in Warner Hall on Monday evening. Patrons of Husbandry hosted the gathering with royalty among the guests received and entertained.

Annursnac Grange Warner Hall

West Concord Wedding Between Miss Mary Elizabeth Lee and James Rill

Miss Mary Elizabeth Lee, daughter of Mr and Mrs George M Lee of Barretts Mill road West Concord, married James Rill of Cambridge in a wedding at the local church. Attending were Miss Alice Lee as maid of honor and William McAuliffe as best man, with a quartet of relatives and friends from nearby towns. The bride, formerly secretary and treasurer of the Ladies Auxiliary at Corporal Ralph P Hosmer Camp, will reside with her parents while the groom serves as meat division manager at a Belmont provision store.

West Concord Mary Elizabeth Lee George M. Lee Barrett's Mill Road West ‘Concord Janes Rill Cambridge Ernest A Ford John Crowley Winchester Thomas Donahue Medford Deagan James Marcy Boston San West Conford Adies Ralph P. Hosmer Camp DS WY Massachusetts Reformators West Qoncord Boston High Schoo of Commerce Boston Lodge of ‘Elks Knights of Columbus Belmont iMr Crowley Lasterness New York Washington

Maynard Legion backs NRA code efforts and renews leadership

Edward Johnston was reelected commander of the De Mars Post at the annual meeting. The Maynard Legion loaned its HQ to NRA activities and offered assistance through its officers and members. A committee on installation includes Commander Johnston, Guyer Fowler, Joseph Dinega, and Selectman Charles.

Maynard Frank J. DeMars American Legion National Leo White Michael Rynkivits Johnston Guyer Fowler Joseph Dinega Charles

Wells A Mall on National Committee and Local Superintendent

Wells A. Hall the superintendent of Concord is named on a national committee. Details describe Hall's role and involvement with the national body alongside local duties in Concord.

Golden Wedding Day Observed for Mark and Mary Baggesen

Mr and Mrs Charles M Baggesen celebrate their goldena wedding anniversary at their Union Street home October 2 1883 origins in Concordia Denmark born January 24 1866 Mrs Baggesen came to Concord in 1876 The couple wed in Concord 1883 and two children Anna who died in infancy and Andrew C now employed locally The event marks over 40 years of work at Concord mills and Whitney Coal Company with an open house planned from 2 PM Sunday for friends and relatives

Charles M. Baggesen Union Street Baggesen Firence Concordia Peter Anderson Concord John Anderson Massachusetts Reformatory Denmark Mr. and Baggeson H. Olsen Whitney Coal &Great Company Anna Andrew C

Genie Hel Pharence Jordan wed at Medford church

Genie nan Hellawell daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hellawell and Jordan daughter of Mr and Mrs William Jordan were united in marriage at four o clock in St Mark church Medford. Rev Henry Mark officiated. Bride Mildred was maid of honor. After a wedding trip they will reside in Medford. Both are well known with many friends and gifts. Mr Hellawell is assistant treasurer of Cadillac Motor Co. Relatives from Maynard attended.

Genie Nan Hellawell William Hel- Plorence Jordan William Jordan Beton Road Medford Fen Henry ‘Mark Festa Mildred Waa Ford Hellaweil Maynard High School Bentley School of Accounting Cadillac’ Motor Co Maynard

Miss Feeney to Wed Dr Fallon On October Eleven

Concord Miss Regina Feeney of Concord former Home Demonstration Agent for Middlesex County Extension Service sets October 11 for her wedding to Dr John J Fallon of Concord in St Raphael s Church Madison Wisconsin The ceremony will be simple with a matron of honor and best man She resigns from Extension Service after six years of work and plans to return to Madison The article notes her success in homemaker outreach and the leader training system she helped establish The Enterprise salutes her contributions and wishes the couple well

Concord Regina Feeney Middlesex County Extension Service John J. Wallon Madiso Feeney Ex County Establishéa

Acton Man Fined on Driving Charge

Robert W. Farquhar, 26, of North Acton, fined $115 by Judge Howard A. Wilson in Concord district court after being found guilty of driving a car in an August accident in East Acton. He was found not guilty of leaving the scene. The crash hurt Mrs. Thurston Carlson of Arlington.

Sudbury Votes to Appropriate Funds for Water System

The town meeting approved 58 to 0 to allocate 1860 for water system work and related incidentals under a water committee. James H. Powers chairs a newly named committee with Harvey N. Irbank and Gardner Pools among members, reviewing the plan and insurance implications.

Sudbury Apecieli John C Hail A. Committee James H. Powers Comitee Harvey N.irbank Gardner “Pools Fowens Totel Estipe Teendustries

Liisten To Me musical to debut in Concord at Veterans Building

Two act musical comedy Liisten To Me to be staged in Concord at the Veterans Building on September 28 and 29, presented by Hawthorne Chapter No 48 Order of the Eastern Star. Curtain at 8:16 each night follows an opening chorus of 24 Concord and West Concord youths and a victory ae by the Dancing Dandies.

Concord Veterans Building Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star West Concord

Sudbury Woman's Club Opens Year With Speaker

The Sudbury Woman's Club starts its year with a meeting at Town Mall on Wednesday afternoon October 4. President Mrs Henry Maynard announces guest speaker Mrs Wandafauber of the Personal Book Shop Boston who will discuss An Afternoon With Books. The club plans note the year book and welcomes eighteen new members.

Sudbury Woman’s Club The Cluo Henry Maynard Wandafauber Boston

Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers at Marion

The Mizpah Rebekah lodge annual meeting at Odd Fellows hall Marion elected Mrs Butterworth noble grand and Lord vice grand. Annie M. recording secretary Indy financial base P Brayden treasurer and Ethelson trustee. Future meetings set for October 5 and installation of officers October 19.

Maynard Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Marion Butters Noble Lord Annie M Indy P. Brayden Ethel Son Boas

Chapter Heidts annual meeting in ple

Chapter Heidts annual meeting in Ple, Monday evening at Ea Hamlin High Priest of Lincoln, king, was sm et High N Smt Maur Ok i rade Ex. Winfield Temple presented Ex. Wither: Hamlin, the retiree, with 4 acre and Px. Warren B. B. Goddard, later the Chapter, presented the retiring High Priest with a High Priest's jewel.

Ple Ea Hamlin Lincoln King Maur Oki Winfield Temple Hamlin Warren B. B. Goddard

Also Mentioned on This Page

En Man's Club Hinges Pier Maynard Woman’s Club Parker Street Hall Eason Cross Frank Grieve World News Haroki Qo.gravves Charles Manty Dan McCowan Tro Emanuel Aranoy Robert Maéser Matthew Vance James Waton Edison Friendly Lum-heon St. Bridget's Church Igh Mass Mrs. S. P. Espie Mrs Michael J. Clark Acton Nra Group Sudbury G Penal Institution Joseph D. Muray Maynard Rainbow Girls Annursnac Grange Mary E. Lee Edw. Johnston Legion Post A. Hall Mark Golden Hellawell Jordan United Eimld Miss Feeney Dr. Fallon Center South Sudbury Harry C Rice Pratt Alfred N Star Rebekahs Mrs. Butterworth Royal Archer Tely Marlboro
Search Courier

Search the Concord Enterprise Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Concord Enterprise?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication